Wabisabi Soba & Sushi

We came here twice during our short stay in Maui! It’s a truly lovely spot to have an intimate dinner. The space itself is beautifully curated and calm. We enjoyed everything we tried (especially the buckwheat tea crème brûlée dessert). The service is also super charming and we enjoyed sitting at the sushi bar. I appreciated how attentive they were to my dietary restrictions.

I wish their business is booming, specially for these inflation time. But their price is overpriced compared to quality. I am not saying their dishes are bad, but it is not a fine dining. They are more like dishes made by young mother in Japan. Their interior decorations are very good, made me feel a piece of Japan. However, I wish they smile more for customers, and not giving me a roofless table when drizzled. They said there are only bar table is available, and it was fine with me. I wish this restaurant blooms more in near future with better restaurant business skills.

A hidden gem in Paia. The soba and sushi are delicious, perfect on a humid, warm day. The Daikon Soba and Hamachi were divine. Highly recommend and will be going back!!

Such a beautiful setting, unusual and very pleasant. Sushi is amazing! So noodles as well. We’re so happy we found this place. We will be back for sure. We tried the eggplant and monk fish liver and they were both amazing.

Came here on Friday for dinner. Staff were really rude, the son? maybe, was very disrespectful when taking our order, walking away when we were asking to confirm some points on our order, he couldn't actually say anything to us after the mom? told him to take our order. He just came over and stood at us, then we gave our order and he walked away without saying anything. Hard to articulate someones face, body language and demeanor online - but this wasn't good service, we felt awkward being there after this. The noodles were then average, they were very short almost like they were cut to an inch long for some reason - the son was in the kitchen after taking our order, not sure if they were cut. Or, being it was nearer the end of the night they just use the cut ends. The noodle dishes had