Kō Restaurant
Seafood Restaurant, American Restaurant, and Bar$$$$
Wailea
"A bit pricey though?"(2 Tips)
"Japanese menu items with an innovative twist."(5 Tips)
"Great selection of Vegetarian items."(4 Tips)
"Food and service at Nick's happy hour is so much better."(3 Tips)
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*Fern K*September 19, 2012Kamaaina special, half off all food from 5-6 or 8-9 pm.... Or any time at the bar. So worth the price.... Awesome quality food. Awesome free bread too with edamame hummus.
Brian StraussNovember 29, 2020Fancy resort dining can feel a little boring for the price. These guys are pretty good! Make a heck of a Thanksgiving plate.
Maui---It's All About LifestyleJune 5, 2014Executive Chef Tylun Pang's restaurant may be Wailea best kept dining secret. Hawaiian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese flavors combine into cuisine inspired by the sugarcane plantation era. Read more
AlexandraAugust 1, 2013One of my favorite kama'ania deals on the island. Giant salad, excellent steaks and also a whole vegan and rawest for those who are hard to eat out with
Susan RussoFebruary 13, 2013The sushi on the rock is exceptional for an appetizer. If you're looking for a tropical drink that isn't overly sweet, try the Lilokai margarita, which is refreshingly tart and tangy.
mark lucasJuly 27, 2012A must try: Absolutely delecious to the eye and pallet. Description from the Ko menu: Ohana Style Kō Pupu: Kobe Beef Poke, Crispy Calamari, Chicken and Mushroom Lumpia
Jerry SJanuary 21, 2018Food is good, but for the price it should be great. Server was very friendly and pleasant but could have been more attentive to detail, e.g., refilling wine. Had to send back catch and lemon grass.- Elmo FlisSeptember 17, 2014Great selection of Vegetarian items. There is a mix of cooking styles and influences to choose from, mostly from east Asia.
Trudy PetersonSeptember 11, 2012Kō celebrates the many cultures of the era serving Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese, Korean, and Japanese menu items with an innovative twist.
Katarina TualemosoFebruary 18, 2013Veggie tempura light flavorful, hearty, an oxymoron? Yes, but it works!
Duane NicholsonJune 6, 2021Based in the expense, you would think everything was great. Pano crusted snapper was okay. Definitely needed some seasoning.
JennyAugust 1, 2012Oishi sushi and taste of tofu are the best appetizers some of the best food I have ever had- Angela WangelaAugust 28, 2013Thinking of happy hour here? If you can wait until 5, go to Nick's Fishmarket instead. Food and service at Nick's happy hour is so much better.
Brian F.December 20, 2012While decent food, get in your car and go to MonkeyPod. Better quality and service for almost half the price. And in Wailea too!
Jacquelyn MannJune 28, 2015Skip Ko and go to Nicks for happy hour. Ko is stuffy and the food is mediocre.
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Kō Restaurant
4100 Wailea Alanui Dr (at The Fairmont Kea Lani)
Wailea, HI 96753
United States
Wailea, HI 96753
United States
Kō offers cuisine preflective of the many cultures of Hawaii’s sugarcane plantation era. The menu is inspired by the rich history and culinary traditions of Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese, Korean, and Japanese cultures.
Closed until 11:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 11:00 AM–9:00 PM
(808) 875-2210
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Yes
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Yes
Outdoor Seating
Yes
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Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour
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