Restaurant in Honolulu, United States
Smith & Kings
100Pearl PointsChinatown, after dark
About Smith & Kings
Smith & Kings is a practical Chinatown pick for a casual Honolulu night when flexibility matters more than a chef-led or award-driven dining plan. Choose it for downtown energy and an easier group option; cross-shop O'Kims, Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown, Livestock Tavern, or Lucky Belly if the food brief needs to be more specific.
Smith & Kings is a Honolulu venue with casual dress and a weekly schedule that includes late hours on Friday and Saturday. The verified basics are simple: it is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 11 AM to 10 PM; Friday from 11 AM to 2 AM; Saturday from 9 AM to 2 AM; Sunday from 9 AM to 10 PM; and closed Tuesday.
Because the verified record does not establish a specific cuisine, chef, menu format, awards history, price point, seating setup, or drinks program, the safest way to plan around Smith & Kings is to treat it as a Honolulu option defined here by hours and casual dress rather than by a confirmed specialty.
Choose it for verified hours and a casual dress code
Smith & Kings is most useful to compare by schedule. Its Friday and Saturday closing time of 2 AM gives it a later verified window than many standard plans, while Sunday and Saturday also begin at 9 AM. Tuesday is the one day to avoid, because the venue is closed.
If you are deciding among other dining options, compare the basics with Livestock Tavern, Lucky Belly, Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown, Mama Guava, or O'Kims according to the kind of visit you want and the current details each venue publishes. For Smith & Kings specifically, rely on the verified hours above and check current official information before going.
Where it fits in a Honolulu plan
Smith & Kings fits into a Honolulu plan when its casual dress code and operating hours match the timing of the day. For broader planning, use Our full Honolulu restaurants guide alongside the current details available directly from the venue.
For a wider Honolulu itinerary, keep the venue choice separate from hotels, experiences, other trip-planning decisions. The confirmed information for Smith & Kings is limited, so avoid building the plan around unverified claims such as a specific cuisine, signature dishes, seating format, or awards record.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book Smith & Kings?
The verified information does not confirm a booking policy or how far ahead reservations should be made. Plan around the published hours: Smith & Kings is closed Tuesday, open until 10 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, open until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Can I eat at the bar at Smith & Kings?
The verified information does not confirm bar seating or a specific seating format. Check the venue's current official channels before going if seating style matters to your visit.
What should I order at Smith & Kings?
The verified information does not establish a specific cuisine, menu format, or signature dish. Check the venue's current official channels for the latest menu details before you visit.
What is Smith & Kings known for?
Based on the verified details available here, Smith & Kings is a Honolulu venue with casual dress and operating hours that include late Friday and Saturday hours. Other specifics should be confirmed directly with the venue.
Location
69 N King St, Honolulu, HI 96817
Honolulu, United States
Compare Smith & Kings
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Smith & Kings | Honolulu |
| Mama Guava | Honolulu |
| O'Kims | Honolulu |
| Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown | Urban Honolulu |
| Livestock Tavern | Urban Honolulu |
| Lucky Belly | Urban Honolulu |
How Smith & Kings Honolulu compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
Choose O'Kims if the priority is a more food-led Chinatown dinner. Choose Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown if the group wants a focused seafood stop instead of a broader casual venue.
How Smith & Kings compares in Honolulu
Smith & Kings is the easier, more flexible call if the group wants Chinatown energy without building the night around a tightly defined menu. O'Kims is the better pick when the meal needs to feel more intentional, while Maguro Brothers Hawaii Chinatown makes more sense for a focused seafood stop.
For a more restaurant-led evening, compare it with Livestock Tavern and Lucky Belly. Those are stronger cross-shops when ambiance and menu identity matter more than flexibility. Smith & Kings wins on ease and casual utility, not on a documented awards signal or a named chef format.
Mama Guava is another Honolulu alternative if the group wants to stay in a casual lane but compare neighborhood fit before choosing. The decision is simple: pick Smith & Kings for a looser downtown plan; pick one of the peers when the food category is the main reason for the booking.
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