Bo’s Kitchen

Nice, quaint, spot to dine-in or order to take-out. We ordered ahead but there was space so asked to eat there and then added the egg tarts and stayed. Then also added tea to sit and enjoy. The restaurant filled up and there were many people who came for take-out orders while we were there. Definitely a hot spot!Fresh and delicious! Great menu options and really great prices. Casual. Parking available. They have fun, punny, shirts (available for sale) and fun decor inside.

There's just something not right when I come here. Four times I've tried and only the first visit was good. Second visit I was forgotten. No food. After I asked about it, she came back to ask what I ordered. Third visit I came with my wife to introduce her to Hong Kong style noodles, she was underwhelmed. Fourth and last. I'm not going to try again. Food was good. A young PD guy came inside to buy a drink with his buddies, wearing a Blue Line "MAGA" t- shirt. Messed the mood up fast. Bought a new year gau and couple custard tarts they had out on the counter. Turns out the tarts were stuck to the pans and the gau was tasteless. Good luck Bo's Kitchen. I hope it gets better

I've heard great things about this restaurant for quite some time and I finally got to try it! The restaurant is easy to pass but comes up easily using gps. The restaurant has a decent amount of seating, so we didn't struggle to find a table. We ordered the garlic green beans, tofu salad, beef brisket noodle soup, house pork dumplings, spicy wontons, and black bean chicken noodles. Everything was delicious! You can tell a lot of pride goes into cooking their dishes and they're meticulous about the quality of their food. The garlic green beans were a table favorite! The salad had the perfect balance of greens to topping ratio (tofu & wonton strips) and was served with a creamy sweet chili dressing. The beef brisket noodle soup was served piping hot and it was so comforting. The broth was delicious (not overly salty), the noodles were cooked perfectly, and the meat was tender and bountiful. The dumplings and wontons were stuffed generously and I liked that the wontons a chunks of shrimp inside as well. Lastly, the black bean chicken noodles were savory, saucy and flavorful.The staff were nice and attentive. On my next visit I'll need to save room for a homemade egg tart!

Located in the old CS Wo building on Beretania, our party of 4 was able to snag parking right in front - close to the restaurant. Walking inside, the place looks bright, clean and cheerful. Our server was good - filled our water several times and checked on our table to make sure everything was okay.As for the food - I am looking forward to eating here again! Our party of 4 shared the beef brisket noodle soup, green beans with garlic, house tofu salad, house dumplings (very delicious - made with pork), spicy wonton(I couldn't try because it had shrimp, but everyone on the table said the shrimp was cut in pieces and had a good texture), and chicken with black bean egg noodles.I'm glad we decided to eat here for our first Saturday into 2025.

Bo's Kitchen on Beretania Street offers Cantonese Style comfort food from noodles, dumplings and amazing soups. With not many late dining options for soup, we found Bo's Kitchen closes at 10:30pm. Located in a small plaza, Bo's Kitchen seats about 20 people with a couple of tables seating up to 6. A good steady flow of patrons were coming for late night dining as well as patrons picking up and ordering food to go. For this visit I went with the Beef Brisket Noodle Soup. The brisket was generous and the noodles were fresh. I would order this again as the broth was tasty and not too salty. We also ordered the Green Onion Pancake as a starter and it was a great way to start the meal.Great experience at Bo's Kitchen as the food and service was great. Highly recommend if you are looking for late night dining.

Bo's Kitchen is another Ohana Market Place success story. I used to go to their little shop in the old Sport's Authority and I'm happy another small business from that place has made it.Cooking Cantonese comfort cuisine, Bo's Kitchen is open fairly late aka 10:30 pm, by Hawaii standards, giving people a good choice for late night eats, but prepare to go to Zippy's for those staying out to the morning light.My better half wanted noodles after a Waikiki comedy show and our parking was almost up, so off to Bo's it was. There's a fair number of stalls out front and the landlord never got around to changing the reserved sign from the old Tai Sei Ramen, who used to operate in that spot.We got the beef brisket noodle soup and the beef chow fun. I have to say, the prices and quantity here are amazing compared to what other places are charging. Eating out has gotten rough in the past four years and Bo's Kitchen is a blast of fresh air in terms of value.The beef brisket noodle soup at $14.75, was delicious to me with a surprisingly large amount of tender brisket. My better half prefers thinner slices, but I was down for these big chunks, and I rarely eat beef these days. There was plenty of noodles as well and the broth was well balanced without being salty.The beef chow fun was nostalgia on a plate. Slightly greasy, dry style, with tender beef, lots of cabbage and bean sprouts, and solid flavor. It's amazing how beef chow fun has gone from $6.5 to $20 in some places over the past two decades, with ever shrinking portions. So Bo's $14.95 for a big ol' plate of steaming tasty nostalgia is a solid deal these days. Delicious and comforting.The restaurant was busy at 8:30 pm on a Wednesday, with a constant stream of people dining in and doing take out and the demographics ranged from a group of old guys to college students and everyone in between. The restaurant itself is clean, well-lit with a polite, efficient staff.

They have a lot of different dishes like wonton soup/noodles to porkbelly with rice to beef chowfun etc. It's like a mom and pop store you can get a decent lunch. I think their dumplings are probably the best dishes out of all the stuffs they are selling. I'd eat here every once in a while.

Great find. Located downtown directly across from the police station on Beretania St., they serve up great food. We really enjoyed every dish we ordered. The staff was very friendly and attentive. There's a small parkimg lot in front as well as street parking. I beleive there is another lot as well. Give them a try when you're in the area. Happy eating and Alooooooha

Cantonese Comfort Food with an extensive menu with good portions and good prices. Service is prompt and friendly. Not much ambiance if you dine in but I didn't mind it at all very casual setting. I felt it was better to enjoy the food there. Parking in the front was minimal but there was a sign that there was additional parking.

I've been to Bo's several times since my first visit a little over a month ago. I love the food! It's close to my work and I've been here about once a week since I started working nearby. I enjoy their udon, short ribs, wontons and the egg rolls are so good! I can't wait to keep trying more from the menu. I've eaten here once and the table service was good. Food was fresh and hot! I enjoyed the small dining area with just enough space for seven or eight tables. I had one occasion where I got back to my office and there was shrimp dumplings in my order. I have a shellfish allergy and I'm usually really good about telling each place I go to about it. I immediately called and they corrected the order and I walked back to get it. I'll eventually take more pictures before devouring my meals!