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Sushi Sasabune

Honolulu, Hawaii

Sushi Sasabune in Honolulu serves a dinner-only omakase of local Hawaiian fish, open Tuesday through Saturday, booked by phone.

Sushi Sasabune storefront entrance with signage and window displays during evening
  • Chef pouring sauce over fresh raw fish appetizer with garnish
  • Sushi Sasabune storefront at night with illuminated window displays showing Asian artwork
  • Sushi Sasabune photo 4
Photo: 안선영 via Google

At a glance

Price
Luxury

Sushi Sasabune sits on South King Street in the Ala Moana area of Honolulu, serving a modern sushi omakase built around Hawaiian fish the restaurant calls "Hawaii-mae." The approach leans on local catch rather than imported staples, which shapes the nightly selection more than a fixed menu would.

Service runs dinner only, Tuesday through Saturday from 5:30 to 10pm, with last seating at 8pm. The restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday, and there is no lunch service. The price tier is classified as Luxury, the top of the four-tier scale used here, though exact course pricing is best confirmed directly with the restaurant.

Reservations are handled by phone rather than through an online system; the listed number is (808) 947-3800. Because the dining room works on a last-seating cutoff of 8pm, calling ahead matters more than walking in, especially on weekend nights. The restaurant is marked English friendly, which should ease booking and ordering for visitors unfamiliar with Japanese sushi terminology.

For anyone planning a visit, the practical points are straightforward: call ahead, plan to arrive before the 8pm last seating, and expect a Luxury-tier bill for a Hawaii-inflected omakase. No chef name or seat count is listed publicly, so those details are worth asking about when you call to book.

Good to know

How do I make a reservation?
Reservations are made by phone at (808) 947-3800; there is no listed online booking option.
Is lunch available?
No, Sushi Sasabune serves dinner only, Tuesday through Saturday.
What are the hours and last seating?
Dinner runs 5:30 to 10pm with last seating at 8pm; the restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday.
What does an omakase here cost?
The restaurant is classified in the Luxury price tier (4 of 4); exact pricing should be confirmed by phone.
What kind of sushi is served?
A modern sushi omakase the restaurant describes as "Hawaii-mae," built around local Hawaiian fish.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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