Our Restaurant

Perhaps it was the childhood memories of impressive holiday feasts cooked by his Chinese grandmother that made Glenn Chu want to be a chef. Like his grandmother, Chu finds nothing more satisfying than preparing food for family, friends and guests. At his Honolulu restaurant, INDIGO, Chu illustrates time and again his ability to create memorable meals.

Both the Honolulu Weekly and Downtown Planet agree, voting INDIGO "Best Downtown Restaurant" in 1996 in each of their papers. Accolades continue for INDIGO with Hale Aina's award for Best Downtown Restaurant.

INDIGO's romantic dining room is the perfect setting for such a meal, with dark rattan chairs, ceiling fans, bamboo blinds along the sides of the patio, and lush, tropical plants.

The modern Asian food is dramatically presented to live up to the stylish settings - and it is excellent. Many guests choose to order an assortment of the small plates, sharing such East-meets-West delicacies as goat cheese wontons with a fruit sauce, and Grilled Asian Pear Salad with Pancetta Dressing. The menu also includes entree platters and an assortment of pizzas with Chinese-style toppings.

Address

1121 Nu'uanu Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 521-2900
Fax: (808) 537-4164

Hours

Lunch
Tuesday - Friday	11:30am - 2:00pm
Dinner
Tuesday - Thursday	5:30pm - 9:30pm
Friday - Saturday	5:30pm - 10:00pm

Payments Accepted

We take most major credit cards including: Visa, Mastercard, Diners, Discover, JCB, cash, travelers checks and BXI.

Reservations

Reservations are always suggested, especially for an outdoor lanai table.

Parking

Daytime - Marks garage on Nu'uanu and Pauahi/Chinatown Gateway Park Plaza on Bethel Street.
Nighttime - Valet Service Form 5:30pm $4.00 (not available daytime).

Directions

From Waikiki - Ala Moana Blvd. - Take a right on Bethel. Then take a left on Pauahi (3rd cross street). Finally, take a left on Nu'uanu Ave. INDIGO is located on the left side of the street.

From Ewa Beach - Go on H1 eastbound. Then take Vineyard cut- off. Finally, take a right right on Nu'uanu Ave.

From Kailua/Windward - Take Pali Hwy. Turn right on Beretania. Then take a left on Nu'uanu Ave.

From Hawaii Kai - Head westbound on H1. Then take Vineyard cut-off. Finally take a left on Nu'uanu Ave.