STIX ASIA

If you're a fan of variety and bold flavors, this food hall is a must-visit! We tried several spots and loved every bite. The Taiwanese stall's popcorn chicken was crispy, well-seasoned, and had the perfect crunch.There was a rice ball place at the center, and I got the salmon and roe - it was delicious, packed with flavor and a great balance of textures.The gelato place was amazing as well - highly recommend the earl grey flavor. Despite the food hall being busy, service was quick and efficient. The staff at each stall were friendly. The energy in the food hall was lively, and there was pockets of communal seating for folks who want to try several places.

We saw an Instagram post on this and decided we have to check it out. We were staying at The LayLow and it was a short walk to this place. If you don't know what to eat, this is the perfect place to go to and walk around and see what interests you. We ate at Sushi Matsuri twice and both times did not disappoint. Their rice and soy sauce are sourced from Japan! We also went to get matcha soft serve which is close to Sushi Matsuri.

STIX is a food hall, much akin to the food halls in Asian countries, where various restaurants will congregate in the same level to sell their food wares.Theres a few options to choose from here, including an entire section dedicated to just noodles that they deemed Noodle Street.There's certainly a variety of Asian eats to be found in this underground area.An interesting option for those who aren't quite sure what to eat, but know that they're in the mood for some Asian cuisine. Just pop on down here and wander around a bit. The hey even have a Marugame clone down here which I found hilarious.

Pretty busy food court in Waikiki. Parking on a Saturday night was really tough as the attached garage is small and doesn't have too many spots. It's really fast paced and busy inside. They have a lot of places to eat and a bar as well!

We were walking around the area and noticed the newer food mall, which replaced the older one called Yokocho. The new Stix Asia is a bunch of ramen shops, noodles, musubi, etc. It's wonderful that you have so many choices all in one place. This is a foodies paradise! Well, if you are trying to knock out a lot of ramen/noodle places. LOL.

Formerly known as the Waikiki Yokocho, Stix is the new name of the revitalized food hall located in the basement of the Waikiki Shopping Plaza. Of the 14 spaces, 4 original tenants have reopened, the rest are new and 3 spaces are still vacant. The concept has changed from all-Japanese to a mix of Asian cuisines. I did have plans to try one of the new noodle shops but the vibe inside Stix was dreary and dead and put me and my appetite off. OVERALL:Perhaps when tourism from Japan recovers, the place will be pumping again. Until then, best of luck to the existing businesses.

TOO EXPENSIVE!!! Get the same food at somewhere for the same taste unless if you have no car m, you have no choice otherwise get it somewhere else

Such a fun place to visit since they have different options for whatever you are feeling. I got this soba and tempura set for $20 which was a pretty good deal for the amount of food you get. Soba was super delicious and you can choose what type of noodle you want. I went for the original which had the perfect bite and sauce was delicious too. Tempura was good but a bit soggy but I liked the assortment that they gave. One shrimp, two green beans, carrot, and eggplant. Service was fast as well although they aren't that many tables so you might have to wait if they are full. They also validate parking for two hours which is great for locals since I know parking in Waikiki can be a pain. I also got nanas green tea for dessert but forgot to take a picture. Love their ice cream!

Sold as an Asian food hall, Stix Asia is a basement remodel in an otherwise shabby building, filled with mostly so-so restaurants. It has a nice, new look but if you step foot outside into the main building, you'll see what used to be. Parking isn't that hard for Waikiki due to the attached structure but the restaurants are all in categories (udon, ramen, Chinese, etc) that you can find better elsewhere on the island.

Sometimes we just need something fast and quick such as this pan Asian food court: simple Japanese food udon, Taiwanese beef noodle, awesome Shanghai Bar in the center, Japanese nigiri and Japanese hojicha.There are many good Asian food in Hawaii but this one is fast, conveniently located near Waikiki and the attraction. Cool concept, kind of fun, wish there are more like this across the united states. The price is good, it's like fast quick meal before all the activities