Nabeya Maido

Ok, so my A1C was borderline diabetic, so I immediately made changes to my diet - low carbs/low sugar. I've been packing the protein wherever whenever I can. I started seeing a nutritionist who specializes in keto diet - I'm trying my best! I've lost 10 lbs and my A1C has come down a couple tenths! That's progress!! It's easier when you have easy keto choices like Dr. Jodi's (Keto Prescription) Keto Bowl at Nabeya Maido in Mo'ili'ili on King Street. It is fresh and tasty goodness with added pork and meatballs, bok choy, Shirataki noodles, and that broth (ohhhh, that broth!!) - yessss!!! Dr. Jodi partnered with Nabeya Maido to make this bowl just for us keto peeps! More restaurants need to do that because if they do, I will be there!! Mahalo nui loa, Nabeya Maido and Dr. Jodi - more please!!Go check out Nabeya Maido and their yummy menu for this and other ono food!

The microwaveable bowls are very convenient and they're nicely presented with a good mix of vegetables. You have a choice of ramen or udon noodles and either spicy or shoyu sauce.Unfortunately, the service was disappointing. First, they said our order had three bowls when we had five. We had to show our confirmation email to prove we ordered and paid for five bowls. This was during a non busy period, around 2pm, and there was no line. Second, it wasn't until we went to pick it up that they said the spicy sauce was sold out. There was no notice on the website or email and no contact was made even though I provided my cell telephone number on the order.The shoyu sauce was tasty and the vegetables complemented the noodles nicely. I tried both the ramen and upon noodles. The udon was okay, no different from other places. The ramen tasted like frozen noodles and on the hard side. There are so many ramen places now that the expectation is high and it's hard to get the quality and taste of freshly prepared noodles from a microwaved one.Overall, the bowls are convenient but because of the taste of the noodles and uncertainty of service, I would rather go to one of the many other noodle shops.

These are so goood! They have a grab and go concept. They offer fundraisers. Over all they are easy to heat up and great to eat! I enjoy their spicy udon!

So good! I used the fundraiser tickets to get the take-out bowls. The instructions on the ticket say to call ahead to reserve your bowls. I called 30 minutes before and they still had bowls available.The shop is tiny and take-out only.The bowls are easy to heat up in the microwave. This is a good alternative to other fast food places. I tried the shoyu udon and the ingredients were fresh and delicious. Will be back soon!

My single cousin who doesn't like to cook if he can help it likes this place. He's been picking up from here for several years. You buy a ready made hot pot type of bowl, take it home, microwave it and you have a hot meal. Multiple bowl choices on their website. Went to purchase gift cards for his Christmas present. Limited time special - for $50 you get six $10 gift cards. They are also at pop ups. Parking in the back so it's convenient.

Really delicious soup and fresh ingredients.Shoyu is my favorite flavor broth. I always opt for the keto bowl and am never disappointed. It's just enough food to feel satiated, without feeling too full.

Our church had a fundraiser, We go try Nabeya Maido. It's quite different, picked it up from church, 8 bowls! Delivered to my cuz'ns house. Got home, tried it! read the instructions because it was our 1st time trying this "do not add water" microwave bowl meal. 5min in the micro... yes! Oishii! It's filling, it's perfect and hearty. Lots of veggies (yumm) Like the instructions say "do not add water".Enjoy

Mini pot togo...One of the creative changes covid has created as once they used to have a hotpot restaurant in Market City Shopping Center only closing the dine in portion during the pandemic having them forced to pivot to take out only didn't really interest me whatsoever.Fast forward to the Kaiser Farmers Market held on Tuesday nights marketing their "Micorwaveable Bowls" which is a fascinating idea you don't see around very much is brilliant. The soup portion is in a jelly consistency piling on the toppings bringing the vision of a mini hot pot and now to have their current brick and mortar location right on South King Street next to the Old Stadium Park you can pick up any of their items at your convenience.On this visit they had a special of "Tomato" ramen or udon and decided to give it a try along with the Maido House Shoyu udon for mom as she wasn't feeling well I though this bowl of hot soup with the load of veggies would be the perfect remedy.You're given a card to give you the ideal timeline to keep your bowl in the fridge which is two days max recommended and to crack open the lid a bit for ventilation and heat on high for about four minutes...we did that but since everything has been cooled down we did a couple more minutes after giving it a break from the first heat to get it that nice super hot throughout the dish.Very yummy and fresh it really is a great way to take home the comfort to enjoy at your leisure.Thank you!

My aunty and uncle purchased these bowls for our family through a fundraiser. We were excited because I think we saw them on the news or some type of local food show so we always wanted to try it out. The bowls are simple, just microwave and enjoy! Lots of food, definitely enough to make you full. My only issue is that the broth isn't as flavorful as I would've liked. We did add some of our own chili garlic oil which made it better. I seen some reviews mention sauces so maybe it needs that added to the side but it doesn't seem like it comes with the bowls, separate charge I would assume.

Someone gave me fundraiser tickets for takeout nabe. They were sooo good! It's a healthy choice for takeout. I had the udon.