Ahi On da Wharf

Business is located at former Fisherman's Wharf at Ala Moana and Ward.Their business was on right of Blue Hawaii Water Shrimp. They had 2 stalls with different menus. My order was pancit, lumpia, and adobo. Lumpia tasted crispy and pretty filling.

Located on kewalo wharf on the corner of Ala Moana & Ward.Decided to try their Garlic Ahi plate at $8.00 and Fish and Chips $12.00The Garlic Ahi was OK could hardly taste the garlic even the cooked shoyu garlic did not have much garlic flavor.The Fish & Chip was not the best it was not Crispy and lack flavor.Limited parking, large sit down area behind under a tent.Cash or charge

It's hard to miss the $5 bento sign!Can't tell you how many times Yelp BFF and I drove past the sign. It's a good gimmick to reel you in because one random Monday, we were hungry and needed a quick food run. Although this is not the $5 bento place (the bento place sold out before we even got there), it was a serendipitous food find.Yelp BFF ordered the special of the day garlic ahi and I got the bagel and loxs. The garlic ahi smelled of delightful garlicky aroma and came on a bed of rice with a side salad. Really great for $8! The crispy everything bagel was covered in a bed of dill cream cheese and loaded with lox. It came with a side of sweet pickled onions, more cream cheese, capers, and tomatoes.Although I am super skeptical of random food trucks selling poke in the middle of a parking lot, this one's legit! Don't know when I'll be back, but I'll be visiting again soon. Definitely recommend you check it out.Pro tip: call in your order. The kitchen is super small and they make everything to order.Thanks for reading my reviews! Let me know what I should try next!!

Covid dining:Ran across this spot while looking for food. It's where the old midnighthi people used to be. So much of their food looks good! We ended up trying the garlic ahi plate which was a special for the day and a lox & bagel. The ahi was cooked really well! It came apart really easily and had a nice taste. They had a couple of cooked garlic on each piece which I just smashed into it. It came with a refreshing salad, rice, and ponzu sauce to dip in. The lox & bagel was really good, the bagel was nice and crispy and they had salmon in the middle. There were some nice sweet onions on the side along with capers.Made a right after coming into the parking lot, I'm not totally sure if you can get out on the other end so I just ended up driving back out the same way. I'd maybe suggest parking to the left of the place rather than the right where there was only a handful of stalls. They also do phone orders! It might have been helpful to call ahead with your order if you know you're planning on eating here. We waited for maybe 10-15 minutes with 2 orders ahead of us. No where to eat tho with covid so just ate in the car

The new normal, taking out during COVID19.Ahi on the Wharf is located on Ala Moana Blvd at Fisherman's Wharf. They have a few parking stalls available right in front, so its super easy to grab and go. We decided to try the Furikake Salmon Plate ($14) and Spicy Ahi Poke Bowl ($6). The Salmon plate was ono! The fish was cooked perfectly and served with rice and salad. The Poke Bowl on the other hand was little underwhelming for us. It came with very little poke and was not spicy at all. At least the salmon plate was good :DA huge MAHALO to Ahi on the Wharf for operating during this pandemic.

Yay glad I found this place. This place is reasonably priced too. I got their garlic ahi plate which was yummy! Best to call in an order ahead of time because parking can be bit tough there.

To me it was nothing great. I mean does the poke taste as good as Alicia's or Tanioka's...NO. For $6 Ahi poke bowl it was a bit pricey. You can find better.

Food is delicious. Had the spicy ahi bowl and the lox and bagel. Also tried the matcha and pineapple freeze. Looking forward to try other things on their menu. Will most likely come back. They also have a number to call to facility your order (on the photo)

While walking around the Kewalo Basin Harbor, I noticed that there's a new vendor called Ahi On Da Wharf. It's located at the old Fisherman's Wharf area. Limited free parking. Reasonable prices. Note also that they sometimes sell fresh fish by the pound. I just tried their poke bowls (and they taste good) so I can't comment on their other stuff. Not sure what time they open but I know they close at 7 pm.

Wasn't expecting much from a new food truck but dang their stuff is soooo good!! Amazing freshest ahi steak I've ever had! And their special wharf fried sushi roll was to die for! Definitely did not disappoint ;)