Miro Kaimuki
About
In Oahu, Miro Kaimuki operates as a restaurant at 1108 12th Ave C in Honolulu. The address places it in the Kaimuki neighbourhood, east of Waikiki and inland from the southern coast.
Miro Kaimuki is known for its dinner service, with seatings running Wednesday to Saturday from 17:00 to 21:00 and Sunday and Tuesday from 18:00 to 21:00. The restaurant's 4.7 out of 5 average across 407 reviews reflects strong approval from diners. First-time visitors should expect an evening-only format, so booking ahead makes sense.
A website at https://www.mirokaimuki.com/ carries the restaurant's details. The Kaimuki setting sits within Honolulu, close to Waikiki and the wider city, with North Shore, Kailua and Haleiwa further around the island.
Cars are the main form of transport on Hawaiian islands, and the larger islands run public bus services. Hawaiian islands have windward and leeward coasts, with wetter and drier conditions respectively, and Hawaiian Creole English, commonly called Pidgin, is spoken widely across the islands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Miro Kaimuki known for?
Miro Kaimuki maintains its own site at https://www.mirokaimuki.com/, which is where the restaurant presents itself. It is a dining spot on Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands.
What kind of business is Miro Kaimuki?
Miro Kaimuki is a restaurant on Oahu, open We-Sa 17:00-21:00 and Su,Tu 18:00-21:00. Its kitchen serves dinner across those six evenings each week.
Where is Miro Kaimuki located on Oahu?
Miro Kaimuki sits at 1108 12th Ave C, Honolulu, HI 96816, on the island of Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. That puts it in Honolulu rather than out on the windward coast, where wetter conditions tend to prevail.
How do visitors rate Miro Kaimuki?
Visitors give Miro Kaimuki 4.7 out of 5 across 407 reviews, a strong showing for a restaurant on Oahu. That rating reflects diners' impressions of the kitchen and the setting.
Is Miro Kaimuki easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Oahu?
Miro Kaimuki lies in Honolulu, with Waikiki among the nearby places within the same urban area. Cars are the main form of transport on the Hawaiian islands, and Oahu runs a public bus service, so reaching the restaurant from either area is straightforward.
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