A Salute to Hamura Saimin Kauai, Hawaii; Welcome back to the 50's!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Pretty close to the airport is this iconic Kauai noodle shop. Saimin is the Hawaiian version of asian noodles. It's popular with locals and some tourists too. This 'restaurant' has outlived most of it's neighbors, and there has to be something to that. It carries the personality of the Garden Isle, not fancy, but very satisfying. This little video is a tribute to this place that brings back what Kauai was way back when. Sit on the short wooden stools and eat on the formica countertops with old plastic cups and you would believe you stepped into the 1950's.
    Thank you Lono, for the use of your song version of "Aloha Ka Manini." All of his music is available at lonomusic.co
    #hawaii #lonomusic #kauai #lihue #saimin #dailypidginpodcast #noodles #noodlesinthebowl #kauaihawaii #kauaiaswhy

Комментарии • 20

  • @robingray8822
    @robingray8822 Месяц назад +2

    This is our first stop after we get into the car when we land. Love it so much eat some there and take some home for breakfast the next morning!

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  Месяц назад

      We do the same as you. it's so close to the airport!

  • @jasonbabila6006
    @jasonbabila6006 4 месяца назад +1

    I remember going to Hamura’s during the 70’s through the 80’s and it was good then I moved to Oahu back in 1991 and discovered Shiro’s and Shige’s which in my honest opinion are much better with larger menu and selections, up until my recent vacation to Kauai from Washington this past Christmas and new year weeks I asked about Hamura’s, I was told by my p and other childhood days that it’s not the same as it was 40-50 years ago when the original owner was still alive and did the cooking.

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  4 месяца назад

      Thanks for your opinion, I too, have heard the same. And I appreciate the other Saimin places too. But maybe it's the nostalgia or just being there that still makes the food taste good. (Also I don't have many opportunities to have saimin.) The saimin stand looks nearly the same and the food comes fast and the servers are friendly.

  • @vicariousvegas
    @vicariousvegas Год назад

    Nice video and story; i do remember the Kress store at the corner. Aloha

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  Год назад

      Oh wow! It's been gone for such a long time.

  • @glennmitsui6384
    @glennmitsui6384 Год назад +1

    Love this video C! I have food dreams of the chiffon pie.

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  Год назад +1

      Even though I'm pretty full from the saimin, the pie is so 'lite' that you can enjoy a slice also.

  • @photolukehawaiitravelsandb2885

    Omg i like eat that saimin!!! Looked so good!!!! 🤙🏽😊

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  Год назад

      Thanks, the saimin is still good. They used to make their own noodles but now they purchase it.

  • @alohalaniboido8083
    @alohalaniboido8083 21 день назад +1

    if you can, bring your own char sui, because they're using spam now. Order lilikoi chiffon pie in advance. Wonderful place, wonderful saimin. Get the b-b-q sticks, too.

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  20 дней назад

      So true, they use luncheon meat, but it still tastes ono!

  • @user-km4ym3qj6m
    @user-km4ym3qj6m 4 месяца назад +1

    My mouth is watering Ono kind Kaukau

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  4 месяца назад +1

      Good yeah? I still think the noodles and dashi are good. The regular sizes uses lunch meat and some kamabuko and eggs. If you want more da kine toppings, got to get the "special."

  • @UFOBobTV
    @UFOBobTV Год назад

    Mom and pop shops like this are the best. 😊

  • @thunderingthelightning
    @thunderingthelightning Год назад

    Yummy.

  • @user-rh8fl8qz2z
    @user-rh8fl8qz2z 26 дней назад +1

    They use TED'S bbq sauce for their bbq stick! Bwa ha ha!

    • @c_honda
      @c_honda  25 дней назад

      I didn't know that!