Best Steakhouse Restaurants in Hawaii

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A photo of The Cutlery - Kaimuki's Neighborhood Steakhouse & Barbershop restaurant

1. The Cutlery - Kaimuki's Neighborhood Steakhouse & Barbershop

4.7

Exceptional(331)

Price: Very Expensive

• Steakhouse • Kaimuki

Booked 23 times today

We came in for a Thursdate and had a great time Brandi served us well MaiTai good Oysters and Prawns were excellent Lehua had a perfect piece of Salmon New York was cooked perfectly but a bit salt forward… Broccolini good Mushrooms a bit salt forward… C Creme Brule good Mahalo and Happy Holidays

2. Aloha Steakhouse

4.6

Exceptional(1975)

Price: Very Expensive

• Steakhouse • Waikiki

Booked 46 times today

It was last dinner on the trip to Hawaii. The steak and shrimp were wonderful and staffs were very hospitable. I wanna try again.

A photo of Wolfgang's Steak House - Waikiki Beach restaurant

3. Wolfgang's Steak House - Waikiki Beach

4.6

Exceptional(6564)

Price: Very Expensive

• American • Waikiki

Booked 104 times today

Great service. Surprised us with tiramisu for our anniversary. Would go back for sure.

A photo of Beachhouse - Moana Surfrider restaurant

4. Beachhouse - Moana Surfrider

4.8

Exceptional(3301)

Price: Very Expensive

• Steakhouse • Waikiki

Booked 45 times today

Beautiful restaurant with a gorgeous ocean view! Food is fabulous! Great dining experience!

A photo of STRIPSTEAK Waikiki restaurant

5. STRIPSTEAK Waikiki

4.6

Exceptional(1861)

Price: Very Expensive

• Steakhouse • Waikiki

Booked 25 times today

I’m admittedly, somewhat of a steak snob and I’m very hard to please. The steak at Stripsteak however was wonderful - perfectly seasoned and cooked, and the beef quality was incredible. The A5 wagyu was a little rich for me personally, but the Washugyu Ribeye was perfection. We also loved the ahi crudo roll appetizers- a must get. The hamachi and ahi tacos were also pretty good. Service was very good and professional. However, one comment I would make is that I ordered an expensive glass of Opus One to accompany dinner and they should have brought the bottle to the table and poured it in front of me. However, that was not rhetorical case. For high-end wine and alcohol, it should be presented in the bottle.