Local Korean BBQ Near Pagoda Hotel
Sadie’s BBQ Inn Honolulu
A longtime Pearl City favorite, Sadie’s serves Korean BBQ plates, grilled meats, and comforting soups at Midtown Eats. Located a short drive from Pagoda Hotel in the Keeaumoku neighborhood, it is an easy stop for a casual local lunch or dinner.
Address : 850 Kamehameha Hwy #132, Pearl City, HI 96782
Distance : 11.7 miles
- (808)-454-4488
- tony.b.chung@gmail.com
- Mon–Friday: 11:00 a.m–8:00 p.m
- Saturday: 11:00 a.m–3:00 p.m & 4:00 p.m–8:00 p.m
Korean BBQ Plates & Grilled Favorites
Signature choices include charbroiled King Kalbi, Meat Jun, and BBQ chicken served with rice and traditional Korean sides. Smoky grilled meats and savory sauces come together in a hearty, local-style plate.
Soups, Mandoo & Combination Plates
The menu also features Kimchi Soup, Soft Tofu Soup, crispy mandoo, and generous combination plates. These comforting options bring together rich broths, familiar Korean flavors, and several house favorites.
Getting to Sadie’s BBQ
The Honolulu location is inside Midtown Eats at The Park on Ke‘eaumoku, approximately 11.7 miles from Pagoda Hotel, about a 20-minute drive. Guests can reach the food hall easily by car from the hotel.
Its Keeaumoku location is also convenient to Ala Moana Center, neighborhood shops, and other everyday Honolulu dining spots.
A Casual Food Hall Experience
Counter service makes it a convenient choice for a quick lunch, relaxed dinner, or takeout order. Shared seating at Midtown Eats works well for solo diners, families, and groups.
Local-Style Korean Flavors
The menu blends traditional Korean dishes with the hearty plate-lunch style familiar across Hawai‘i. Grilled meats, rice, banchan, and house sauces create a filling and approachable meal.
A Pearl City Favorite in Town
The Honolulu counter comes from the family behind Sadie’s BBQ Inn in Pearl City. Its smaller Midtown Eats menu brings several of the original restaurant’s best-known dishes closer to Keeaumoku and Ala Moana.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We’ve got answers and a few local tips to share along the way.
It is a short drive from Pagoda Hotel to Midtown Eats at The Park on Ke‘eaumoku. Guests can easily reach the food hall by car or rideshare within 20 minutes.
The Sadie’s BBQ inn menu focuses on Korean BBQ plates, grilled meats, soups, mandoo, rice, and banchan. Its flavors reflect both Korean cooking and Hawai‘i’s local plate-lunch culture.
Well-known choices include King Kalbi, LA Kalbi, Meat Jun, BBQ chicken, Kimchi Soup, and combination plates featuring several house favorites.
The casual counter-service format works well for both lunch and dinner. Combination plates are filling enough for a full meal, while smaller items and soups suit a lighter stop.
Yes, there are vegetarian options available. It’s worth confirming whether soups, sauces, or broths contain meat products.
Reservations are generally unnecessary for the counter-service location. The setting is casual, so comfortable everyday clothing is appropriate.
Midtown Eats offers free validated guest parking in designated commercial stalls at The Park on Ke‘eaumoku. Drivers can access the property from the surrounding Liona and Rycroft Street area.
Yes, the shared food hall setting is suitable for families and groups, with indoor and outdoor common seating available. Seating may be busier during peak dining periods.
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