Vima Cafe

Located on Fort Street Mall, this place is one of the most yummy eats I’ve ever had. For the last 20-ish years I’ve gone here to treat myself to comfort food like their curry and garlic chicken combo, or a light lunch. I like the outdoor seating option and wish they had more. Inside is like cafeteria benches. While there is a dine-in option, I usually just get take away.

Fort Street Café is a classic Honolulu institution that has been serving delicious Asian food for over 50 years. The restaurant is located in the heart of downtown Honolulu, on Fort Street Mall. The menu at Fort Street Café features a wide variety of Asian dishes, including Vietnamese, Chinese, and Thai cuisine. Some of the most popular dishes include the pho, the pad thai, and the stir-fry. The restaurant also has a full bar and a selection of desserts. The food at Fort Street Café is consistently good. The portions are generous and the prices are very reasonable. The service is also excellent. The staff is friendly and attentive and always willing to make recommendations. Overall, Fort Street Café is a great place to go for a delicious and affordable Asian meal in Honolulu. It is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. Here are some of the pros and cons of Fort Street Café: Pros: Delicious food Generous portions Friendly and attentive service Casual and relaxed atmosphere Affordable prices Cons: Can be a bit crowded at peak times Parking can be a bit limited Overall, I would give Fort Street Café a 4-star rating. It's a great place to go for a casual meal with friends or family. Here are some additional details that I would mention in my review: The restaurant is family-owned and operated. They have a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan options. They also have a catering service. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. They offer take-out and delivery.

We walked in and their 2 out of 4 seating areas had stuff on it, which they immediately cleared as we walked in. I ordered the Thai noodles with garlic chicken, which is one of their best sellers. Didn't satisfy my cravings however and food was dry. The portio. Was a little on the small side as well. We were however served iced water, and I was served my Thai coffee. Their was a lady sitting at one of these preparing what looked like lumpias. They're many take out orders so I'm guessing their food is really good or prices or portions because what we were served did not live up to it. Wouldn't go there again or if I do, perhaps a Thai sandwich. Spring rolls were pretty good though.