Maui Fish & Pasta at Whalers Village
Maui Fish & Pasta was the restaurant originally called Cane & Taro, which opened in 2009 at the location of the previous Rusty Harpoon restaurant, in the middle of Whalers Village, the shopping center on Kaanapali Beach. Maui Fish & Pasta CLOSED in mid-2015. It was at 2435 Kaanapali Parkway. Phone 808-662-0668.
Maui Fish & Pasta was owned by the same people as Sansei, a popular Japanese restaurant in Kapalua and Kihei. It had a few of the same menu items (including sushi), plus many more choices. The restaurant is covered but open-air, and most tables have an ocean view.
Was open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. See below for some Maui Fish & Pasta menu items and photos.
If you are staying at any of the hotels or condos on Kaanapali Beach, Maui Fish & Pasta was in walking distance. Or if you are shopping at Whalers Village, you were already there.
For other mid-priced restaurants see Moderate Maui Restaurants.
Maui Fish & Pasta menu (subject to change) $$ Moderate
Breakfast:
Corned Beef Hash
3 to 5 varieties of Eggs Benedict
Burrito or Huevos Rancheros
Local Moco
Omelets
Waffles, Pancakes, or French Toast
Lunch:
6 to 8 kinds of salads
Variety of Sushi Rolls
Several choices of Sashimi
Fish, Chicken, Steaks
Variety of sandwiches
Burgers with many choices of toppings
Kochujang Chicken Wings:
Mac Crusted Mahi Mahi:
Menu continued
Dinner:
Herb Grilled Pork Chops
Pan Seared Filet Mignon Medallions
Lobster Tail
Ribeye Steak
Burgers
Jidori Chicken Breast
White Shrimp
Lamb Shank
Mac Crusted Mahi Mahi
Pesto Swordfish
Blackened Monchong
Porcini Crusted Mahi Mahi
Appetizers, Soups, Salads, Sashimi
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Maui Fish & Pasta menu with prices
Hoison Braised Duck Wontons:
Ahi Poke:
I am Jon and I love Maui. Writing about Maui has been my hobby for the past 30 years. This website is my effort to help you, whether a first-timer or repeat visitor, to have the best possible experience during your visit to Maui. The info here is based on my own research and experiences. I am not a travel agent and I don't sell anything, so my reports are unbiased. I have visited each of the hotels, condos, and sights, have eaten at all of the reviewed restaurants, and took almost all of the photos.