Location: Kihei
Top Restaurants in Kihei
Hawaii, United States Food Guide: 3 Southwestern food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kihei
Find out what Southwestern restaurants to try in Kihei. Situated on Maui's western shore, Kihei has grown exponentially over the years and now offers an impressive selection of hotels and restaurants, catering to visitors who flock to dive, swim and sun themselves on Maui's fine white sand beaches. Home to the Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary, Kihei is an excellent place to spot the vast mammals. Head out on a boat charter, eco-tour, rafting trip or fairway, or rent a car and drive the coastline or to volcanoes Haleakala and Puu Kukui.
Things to do in Kihei
1. Roasted Chiles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Roasted Chiles would Love to share with you the traditional flavors of the heart of Mexico. We serve many traditional Mexican dishes with our own spin like the amazing world famous Longostino Enchiladas, baby lobster enchiladas in a creamy green sauce, an
Reviewed By MauiWorldTravelers
My spouse has been on a roll with giving me great recommendations on restaurants Iâve never been to! My friend who came along also had a great experience here, so two positives should be enough confirmation. ATMOSPHERE:Theyâre located in the Azeka Shopping Center in the south wing where the gas station is. Itâs a quaint eatery with high ceilings which gives that airy feeling. Thereâs a small bar and low tops throughout. MENU:All the traditional Mexican fare including a childrenâs menu and a handful of desserts. They also have an arsenal of tequila along with cocktails and beer. BEVERAGE:Hawaiian Hibiscus Margarita - $11.00Iâve had hibiscus juice in Mexico and liked it. Itâs similar to fruit punch but not as sweet. Combining that in a margarita sounded refreshing so this was an easy choice. I got it on the rocks, no salt. It was put together well with the perfect amount of alcohol and juice. FOOD:Burrito Grande - $13.99I added ground beef for $3.99 more. IMO, ground beef is the quintessential meat for anything Mexican as itâs easy to eat, eliminating the need for silverware or âtooth-cuttingâ. And, I prefer its texture compared to strips of steak. The burrito comes loaded with rice (which I axed), refried beans, cheese, sour cream, pico de gallo, grilled bell peppers, grilled onions and oddly mozzarella cheese, topped with a drizzle of sour cream. Yum, yum, yum. Soft and fresh tortilla, tasty filling, good portion size. My only complaint is the onions couldâve grilled more. SERVICE:We were immediately greeted and seated by Hugh who ended up being our server. Very friendly and professional guy for his young age. A small hiccup with my order was immediately fixed without hassle as I received my burrito without ground beef. Thank you! OVERALL:Any Mexican eatery that serves ground beef is a winner in my book! Good food and service. A nice alternative to my favorite local Mexican chain.
2. Freds Mexican Cafe - Kihei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2328 reviews
Reviewed By OnWings2
We ate here with another couple one night when we were on the hunt for Mexican food. Personally I didnât enjoy my dish but the other 4 in my party enjoyed theirs. I would say it was an average place. Not bad but not particularly good either.
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3. Amigo's Authentic Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By aleida1004
We went with our toddler grandbaby and got great service. Space is a little limited but the high chair worked out great. The tacos were very authentic and there was some variety for fun. They have daily specials, happy hour and coupons can be found in the tourist magazines found at the airport.
