Kakaako and Waikiki. Kaimuki is walk-in only

Reserve a table

Name: Umami Street Ramen
Address: 1042 Auahi Street, Bay 3, Honolulu, HI, 96814, US
Telephone: (808) 555-0184

Four short steps. Tell us where, when, how many and anything the kitchen needs to know. We confirm by email within an hour during opening times.

Step 1 of 4

Where and how many

Which shop?

KakaakoAuahi Street, 34 seatsWaikikiKuhio Avenue, 28 seats

How many guests?

Please choose a party size.

Fifteen or more is a private dining enquiry rather than a table booking.See the rooms.

When would you like to eat?

Date

Please pick a date.

Time

Please pick a time.

Where would you like to sit?

CounterFacing the pass. Fourteen stools at Kakaako, eighteen in Waikiki.TableFour-tops and one communal eight. Best for three or more.Noren RoomThe private room at Kakaako. Twelve to eighteen guests, minimum spend applies.Whatever is freeFastest way to be seated on a busy night.

Anything the kitchen should know?

Allergens are easier to handle in advance than at the table. Name the allergen rather than the diet: vegan, dairy-free and lactose intolerant lead to different answers.

Who is the table under?

Full name

Please enter your name.

Phone

Please enter a phone number we can reach you on.

Email

Please enter a valid email address.

We use these details to confirm and to call you if something changes. Nothing else. See our privacy policy.

Request received

This is a demo form, so nothing was sent. On a live site you would now have a confirmation email and the shop would hold the table for fifteen minutes past your time.

A confirmation email lands within the hour during opening times.
Dietary notes go straight to the pass, not just to the server.
Running late? Call the shop and we will hold it as long as we can.

Look at the menu (808) 555-0184

What the booking rules actually are

Three shops, three different rules

KakaakoReservations for two to fourteen, up to 30 days ahead. The counter is held for walk-ins.Kakaako details
WaikikiReservations before 9 pm. After that it is walk-in only, right through to the last ticket.Waikiki details
KaimukiWalk-in only, sixteen stools. The queue starts outside about 5:15 pm and is usually gone by 7.Kaimuki details

Waits, parking and children

Before you come in

Kakaako takes reservations for parties of two to fourteen, up to 30 days ahead. Waikiki takes them before 9 pm only. Kaimuki is walk-in only, sixteen stools, and closes when the noodles run out.

Kakaako runs 10 to 25 minutes at 12:15 pm and 6:45 pm on a weekday. Waikiki is quickest between 3 pm and 5:30 pm. Kaimuki queues outside from about 5:15 pm and the line is usually gone by 7.

Kakaako validates two hours in the Auahi structure. Waikiki has no lot; meters stop at 9 pm. Kaimuki is street parking on Waialae and 11th.

Yes. We have high chairs at Kakaako, half noodle portions at no charge on any bowl, and we will serve broth at a lower temperature if you ask. Kaimuki is counter-only stools, so it suits older children better.

Reserve a table

Request received

Three shops, three different rules

Before you come in

Do you take reservations?

How long is the wait?

Is there parking?

Can I bring young children?