Kin Wah Chop Suey

“ Not from around Kaneohe and was recommended this spot. It's your typical nostalgic Chinese restaurant. Service and food was ok. It's definitely family friendly with lots of menu options. They have a food slideshow that helps a lot with selection. ”

Joanna N.

“ Decided to come here while we wait for our girl finish prom. We walked in at 730 (they close at 830) it was SUPER BUSY, but we were seated within 5 mins on the very last open table in the whole restaurant. They took our order immediately and our food came out so quick and tasted so fresh. We brought my sister and BIL as they never tried this place out and we like their food. Really there wasnt anything wrong with any of our food we ordered and everyone in our group enjoyed it. Here is what we ordered: Kau yuk: this was a little tough, but still so good Bao buns cake noodle gau gee char siu fuyoung orange chicken fried rice chicken egg plant (THIS WAS DELICIOUS) Customer Service was AMAZING. These workers here have a system and it works for them and for us as customers. If you're in Kaneohe and wanting Chinese, I highly recommend coming here :)) ”

Gwen C.

“ An old school Chinese restaurant serving great Chinese comfort food! That just about sums up this restaurant in Kaneohe. I think it's time for an update, as it's been awhile since I last dined at Kin Wah Chop Suey.. So my dad had some friends visiting from out of town, so one evening I decided to take them out to the Windward side for some old school Chinese comfort food. The menu here is pretty extensive, but to make it easy on ourselves, we decided to pick a fixed dinner menu for 4 people, then I just added two extra dishes with our fixed meal. For just under $120 bucks, we got the following - Scallop Soup Kin Wah Chow Mein Roast Duck Sweet & Sour Pork Beef Broccoli Chicken w/Cashew Nut & Vegetables Steamed Fish Filet Honey Walnut Shrimp Steamed Rice The restaurant décor has seen better days, but I must say that the food was tasty, and service was quick and on point. Parking can be rough during the peak hours, as the parking lot is shared by other eatery businesses. If you're ever in the Windward side, and craving Chinese food, give Kin Wah Chop Suey a try! ”

Fran C.

“ I called a take out order on a Sunday at lunchtime they said it would be about 15 to 20 minutes. We got there in 10 minutes and the food was just coming out. We took everything home back to Honolulu to eat. My favorite dish is their Chinese chicken salad because it is the red peanut dressing that makes it so unique to other Chinese chicken salads on the island. I'm not a fan of the chicken because it comes chopped up with skin on, but I'm able to pick out most of the skin pieces. The minute chicken cake noodles are always delicious with the fried chow mein noodles. We had a lot of other stuff, but those are the two main dishes that I like to eat. I will sometimes dry the butter melon with pork, but for the most part that is reserved for my husband and my father. If you plan to stay and eat, make sure you bring a smaller size vehicle because the parking lot is very small and limited unless you want to park out on the street. ”

Catherine P.

“ This is my good to place for Chinese when I'm at Kaneohe. The parking is tight when it's busy. My favorites is Chinese chicken salad, eggplants with pork, bird nest soup and the black beans with clams. Service is great. It's a mom and pop restaurant. Love the food there and thinking of driving down to pick up some awesome Chinese. The place is clean and they have restrooms. If you're at Kaneohe go check them out. Pick up some pecking duck and gau gee to go also. ”

Liezel A.