Hui In The Pot

Honolulu, United States

4

2 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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4191-4271 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu, HI, 96816
Diamond Head
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Local time (Honolulu) 22:02 Tuesday, 22 April 2025

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2 reviews of Hui In The Pot

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Place rating: 4
Honolulu, HI
We found this vendor at the Honolulu Farmer’s Market at Ward Avenue, open from 4 — 7 on Wednesday nights. Their display of fish looked good so we decided to try it:
Macadamia Nut Crusted Mahi Mahi — 4 stars — The mahi and everything else was fresh, but the serving was a bit small for $ 10.50. What brings this plate to a 4 star is their fresh fish and sweet potato salad that tasted like it had a tinge of coconut added that I have never seen or tasted before.
Staff was really nice and service was fast.
Place rating: 4
Honolulu, HI
KCC farmers market is now on tuesday night (4 – 7) as well as sat mornings! YAY! I dont have to wake up at the crack of dawn, nor fight my way through the throngs of japanese tourists.
I stopped by Hui in the Pot towards the end of the market, and they had run out of rice. My friend and I got a fried Opah plate, which was $ 8 (discounted because there was no rice). It was served on a bed of salad and a side of yummy purple sweet potato mash. The Opah was definitely one of the highlights of the market for me.