Restaurant in Honolulu, United States
Cino
100Pearl PointsDinner-first pick
About Cino
Cino is a dinner-only Honolulu option that makes the most sense for a planned evening in Kakaʻako rather than a quick, category-specific craving. Book it when ambiance and timing matter; cross-shop more focused peers if the group wants Korean grill, tonkatsu, Vietnamese, robata, or tacos.
Cino is a Honolulu dinner option with evening hours every day of the week. The verified schedule is 5–9 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, 5–10 PM Friday and Saturday. The verified dress code is smart casual.
Because the available verified details are limited, the safest way to plan around Cino is to treat it as a dinner choice and confirm current details directly before you go. There are no verified menu specifics, pricing details, chef details, awards, seat count, or beverage-program details available here.
Use this for a planned Honolulu dinner, not a quick category craving
Cino works as a Honolulu dinner plan when the timing and smart-casual setting fit the evening. If the group is choosing by a specific craving or format, compare it with other named options first rather than assuming Cino will match that need.
The practical recommendation: use the verified hours and dress code as the planning anchors. Without verified pricing or menu specifics, Cino should not be treated as a guaranteed value play, a guaranteed splurge, or a confirmed match for a particular cuisine.
Who should choose it over other options
Choose Cino when the priority is a Honolulu dinner during its verified evening hours. If the group is deciding among other dining options, compare Cino with An Di Dzo, Onkee Korean Grill House, Robata JINYA - Honolulu, Tonkatsu Kuro, or Wahoo's Fish Taco based on the current details each venue provides.
The main caution is expectation-setting. With no confirmed awards, chef details, seat count, menu format, or published price tier here, the case for choosing Cino should come from the verified dinner hours, the smart-casual dress code, the fit for the group after checking current venue information directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I plan for Cino?
Use the verified dinner hours as the starting point: 5–9 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, 5–10 PM Friday and Saturday. For the latest availability or reservation details, check directly with the venue before you go.
Does Cino handle dietary restrictions?
Check directly before you go, since dietary and allergy details are not verified here. For tighter dietary needs the venue's current information before making plans.
Can Cino accommodate groups?
Group accommodations are not verified here. If you are planning for more than a few people, ask Cino directly and compare current details with other options such as Robata JINYA - Honolulu or Onkee Korean Grill House.
Is Cino good for a special occasion?
Cino can be considered for a dinner-focused plan in Honolulu if the evening hours and smart-casual dress code fit the occasion. Confirm current details directly if the occasion depends on menu, seating, or service specifics.
What are alternatives to compare with Cino?
Other named options to compare include Onkee Korean Grill House, Tonkatsu Kuro, An Di Dzo, Robata JINYA - Honolulu, Wahoo's Fish Taco. Cino makes sense to consider when you want a Honolulu dinner during its verified evening hours.
Is lunch or dinner better at Cino?
Dinner is the verified fit, because Cino lists evening hours only: 5–9 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, 5–10 PM Friday and Saturday. No lunch hours are verified here.
Is Cino good for solo dining?
Solo-dining specifics are not verified here. If you are planning to go alone, use the verified evening hours and smart-casual dress code as a guide, check directly with the venue for current seating or availability details.
Location
987 Queen St suite 100, Honolulu, HI 96814
Honolulu, United States
Compare Cino
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Cino | Honolulu |
| Onkee Korean Grill House | Honolulu |
| Tonkatsu Kuro | Honolulu |
| An Di Dzo | Honolulu |
| Robata JINYA - Honolulu | Honolulu |
| Wahoo's Fish Taco | Urban Honolulu |
How Cino Honolulu compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if Cino is not the right fit
If the group wants a more specific dinner format, start with Robata JINYA - Honolulu for robata or Onkee Korean Grill House for Korean grill. If the goal is a quicker, clearer value choice, Wahoo's Fish Taco is the easier fallback.
How Cino compares in Honolulu
Cino is the more flexible dinner choice if the group wants a planned night out without locking into one narrow format. Onkee Korean Grill House is the better call for Korean grill specifically, while Tonkatsu Kuro is stronger when everyone wants a focused tonkatsu meal rather than a broader dinner setting.
For diners prioritizing value and a clear cuisine lane, An Di Dzo and Wahoo's Fish Taco are easier decisions because the category expectation is clearer before booking. Cino is the better fit when the night is more about a seated evening in Honolulu than a specific dish format.
Robata JINYA - Honolulu is the closest cross-shop for diners who want grill energy and a Japanese-leaning format. If booking difficulty matters, Cino reads as low-friction compared with venues that require more planning, but groups should still reserve for prime dinner windows.
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