
Natsunoya Tea House
4.6 (498)restaurant
Perched on Alewa Heights since 1921, this historic Japanese teahouse pairs traditional dining with panoramic city views.
Description






Housed in a two-story wooden building rebuilt after a fire, the landmark operates as Honolulu’s oldest surviving traditional teahouse. For generations, local families and school reunion groups have gathered here for milestone celebrations, centered around banquet courses and group buffet menus. In addition to private events overlooking the evening city lights, the venue runs an on-site sushi bar alongside its Japanese kitchen and bento catering.
