Palani's Hawai'i Noodles - House of Saimin

Name: Palani's Hawai'i Noodles - House of Saimin
Address: 5903 Goldview Parkway, Wesley Chapel, FL, 33544
Telephone: (813) 501 8830
Price range: $$

Restaurant $ | Closed

Dine-in
Pickup/Curbside
Delivery

5903 Goldview Parkway
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 Wesley Chapel Rate and review

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Hours | Closed

Mon02:00 pm - 09:00 pm

Tue11:00 am - 09:00 pm

Wed11:00 am - 09:00 pm

Thu11:00 am - 09:00 pm

Fri11:00 am - 09:00 pm

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Description

Palani'sHawai'iNoodles is a quaint little Hawaiian restaurant located in the Grove of WesleyChapel.
Like the locals say in Hawai'i, Saimin is life. To Franco, Saimin is pure. Saimin is the definition of being a local.

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Get to know Palani's Hawai'i Noodles - House of Saimin

Palani's is pleased to bring you the original Saimin bowl. Saimin, a blend of many cultures, is a noodle dish that is unique to the Hawaiian islands and dates back to the sugar plantation era in Hawai'i. In the late 1800's, workers from the many ethnic camps would gather together and bring various ingredients to share and eat.
When you enter our restaurant you will be met with the Spirit of Aloha, a smile, and a feeling of "OHANA!”..