There’s a new soup dumpling spot in Honolulu.

Sijie Special Noodle just soft opened in Kakaʻako. The restaurant is located on Kamakee Street in the former space of Phuket Thai and Better Bites Thai and More. The eatery, known for its premium handmade noodles and made-to-order dumplings, has other locations on the Mainland in cities like Las Vegas, San Jose and Austin.
The restaurant features both indoor and outdoor seating; we’re told the eatery can seat 100 customers.
Sijie Special Noodle’s Honolulu menu is currently the same as the ones at the business’s other locations.


The pork soup dumplings ($12.99) are the eatery’s signature xiao long bao. Other soup dumpling fillings include veggie ($13.99), spicy pork ($13.99), shrimp ($17.99), premium beef brisket ($15.99), and pork and crab roe ($20.99). Six dumplings usually come per order.
The eatery also offers boiled ($12.99) and steamed ($12.99) dumplings, along with mini pan-fried buns. The mini pan-fried pork buns ($12.99) are especially popular, due to their size.

The sweet and sour pork ($28.99), twin pepper deer antler mushroom ($26.99) and flaming wagyu beef cubes ($49.99) are recommended chef specials. The sweet and sour pork, in particular, features a social media-worthy presentation.
The menu features a variety of appetizers, Sichuan specials — which are known for their spice — rice and chow mein, stir-fries, noodles, rice, and noodle soups.


Popular options include siu mai ($11.99), beef chow funn ($21.99), orange chicken ($22.99) and spicy beef noodle soup ($21.99).
The orange chicken is part of the eatery’s wok chicken selection; customers can choose from other flavors like lemon and sesame.
Drink options range from hot tea ($4) and matcha lattes ($10) to hojicha lattes ($10).
Sijie Special Noodle is open daily from 11:30 a.m. to midnight.
CONTACT
Sijie Special Noodle
401 Kamakee St. No. 102, Honolulu
808-200-4719
Instagram: @specialnoodle.sijie
Open daily, 11:30 a.m. to midnight
Kelli Shiroma Braiotta can be reached at kelli@alohastatedaily.com.
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