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.
4100 Wailea Alanui Dr (at The Fairmont Kea Lani) Wailea , HI 96753 United States
Reservations | Yes |
Credit Cards | Yes |
Outdoor Seating | Yes |
Menus | Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour |
Kamaaina 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 .
Fancy resort dining can feel a little boring for the price. These guys are pretty good! Make a heck of a Thanksgiving plate.
Executive 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
One 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
The 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 .
A 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
Food 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 .
Great selection of Vegetarian items. There is a mix of cooking styles and influences to choose from, mostly from east Asia.
Kō celebrates the many cultures of the era serving Hawaiian, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese, Korean, and Japanese menu items with an innovative twist.
Veggie tempura light flavorful, hearty, an oxymoron? Yes, but it works!
Delicious, fresh fish . Knowledgeable and friendly staff .
Based in the expense , you would think everything was great. Pano crusted snapper was okay. Definitely needed some seasoning.
Oishi sushi and taste of tofu are the best appetizers some of the best food I have ever had
Thinking 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.
For same price point the experience at Grand Wailea or Duo is much nicer.
The drinks and apps were much better than the entrees
While decent food, get in your car and go to MonkeyPod. Better quality and service for almost half the price. And in Wailea too!
Sunset menu. $39 for 3 courses 5:30-6:30pm
Miso soup is legit. A bit pricey though?
Food is great, but guitarist was ridiculously loud
Oishu Sushi
Skip Ko and go to Nicks for happy hour . Ko is stuffy and the food is mediocre.
Sobe Noodles off the chain.
TERRIBLE. Just awful. Pedestrian, poorly executed food.
For dinner it’s essentially the leftover lunch food. Nice place to watch the sunset though. - Sarah Brock
Good alternative to a full blown lunch or breakfast at a fraction of the cost. Grab a sando and head to the beach! - Craig Villamor
Great Happy Hour 5-6:30 for food and 5-7 for reduced price drinks and food. Pot stickers, sirloin sliders, fish tacos, garlic fries excellent. Good bread. Mangotini very tasty, Mai Tai with Meyers. - Jerry S
Try the burger — great jam. Clams also very good with garlic sauce. - Jeff Solomon
For those that want something different, it has a great vegan side menu with a few excellent dishes - Adrian Banica
The waves are super calm in the morning before 9:30am right now in Summer - Daniel Rolnik