Hawaiian Restaurants in San Francisco, CA

“Best ramen ever. Love that they offer gluten-free noodles, soo yummy. Friendly staff and quick service. Menu is simple but enough to share. Omg dessert is the best !!! Ube (purple yams) soft serve is out of this world !! and rice pudding 😋“

“This place is perfect. It is so cheap for the amount of food they give you and it tastes amazing. I am truly in love with this place and will go back whenever I am in the mission. You can get a small plate for 10 dollars or a regular sized one for around 13. A regular is a huge portion of food and for the price and quality I think it’s unbeatable. It can take a while to get the food as they make it as you order but it’s definitely worth the wait.“

“I had the Summer Bliss with a mix of rice and spring greens. The sashimi had a nice texture. The katsuobushi added depth, though a little less would have been better. Still, the overall flavors along with sauces were well-balanced. The added oshinko was a refreshing touch, and the portion size was generous. I enjoyed the meal and would come back to try other dishes.“

“Amazing Poke bowls (Honolulu is my favourite!) and really great service at the Filmore location :) Bonus for their Facebook page/messaging for their quick response about a lost item!“

“Yes so good Poke Bar delicious 😋 see you tomorrow 😜😋“

“I am gluten-free and highly sensitive to cross contamination. This is my go to spot in SF! Whole menu is GF, and everything is really delicious. I especially love the hot crispy hurricane tater tots. They are also very consistent, I’ve eaten here dozens of times, it’s always great.“

“Absolutely delicious, surprisingly pairs really well with wine, too!“

“We drove all the way to HI City From Livermore to taste their poke bowls! It was well worth it! We both had a poke bowl filled with delicious poke which included ahi tuna, sweet and spicy shrimp, and furikake salmon. There were a few other types of fish. They added all kinds of toppings like corn, edamame, sesame seeds, ginger and much more, calamansi sauce on top. It was all on a bed of shiritaki noodles or you could pick rices or green salad. The owners were so welcoming and very friendly. The menu also offered different musubis and hot entrees like short ribs and more. They had the aloha spirit and I definitely would drive back into SF for another poke bowl.“

“Great food, great service. The Calamari is top notch!“

“Wonderful experience while eating here when we visited our son!“

“Amazing Poke bowls (Honolulu is my favourite!) and really great service at the Filmore location :) Bonus for their Facebook page/messaging for their quick response about a lost item!“

“This is one of those hole in the wall type place that gives you good foods at an affordable price. Order by the cashier, pay, and sit down by one of the open tables. The shrimp and pork shumai was good. Hargao was good, but need to consume it with soy sauce since it’s kind of bland by itself. The restaurant inside is looking old and average. If you like good food but don’t care much about the aesthetic, then this is the spot.“

“Amazing fresh food! Huge portions! Chicken katsu & misubi are my go-2 😋 support our local businesses!“

“Really solidly good Hawaiian food. I had family visiting from France who wanted to try Hawaiian food and they loved it! Especially high praise coming from Parisians used to amazing restaurants. It's a small place and nothing fancy but the food is really, really good. If you haven't been, you should definitely try it!“

“New favorite lunch place on campus! The bowls are always fresh and I enjoy the flexibility with size and ingredient options.“

“Surprisingly solid poke vibe in the mall! I would say this is on par with some of my favorite poke places in the main SF city area. They have papers and pencils for you that you hand over for them to take your order.

Only drawback is that it’s in a mall food court in terms of atmosphere.“

“I order poke from this place pretty often. The food is good, reasonably priced, and the restaurant is clean. One downside is sometimes there’s a bit of a wait, but it doesn’t really matter. Compared to other fast-food spots around, this place is definitely the better option. Why? Round Table Pizza around has terrible customer service. I had already paid at Round Table Pizza, but they told me the payment was only pending, not showed up on their computer, and refused to place my pizza order. Round Table Pizza closed by also treated me poorly and wouldn’t cancel the order to refund me then. The Kitchen Aloha is better, gives you good food and charges you. This is right customer service.“

“This Hawaiian restaurant is a hidden treasure! The service was exceptional, with staff eager to share their love for Hawaiian cuisine. The food was a sensational journey through the islands, with the macadamia nut-crusted mahi-mahi stealing the show. The ambiance was a dreamy escape, complete with surfboards and hula dancers. You'll leave with a heart full of aloha!“

“This is the best Hawaiian food I've ever had in San Francisco, especially the chiken katsu! How can a Hawaiian restaurant make such amazing chicken katsu? 😍😍😍 The restaurant isn't big, and the vibe isn't that fancy trendy influencer type — it's more like a local spot that people in the neighborhood would drop by (big portions, great value). Seems like a lot of people get takeout, though you can also dine in. The service is super friendly too. I'll definitely be coming back!“

“份量很多，服務親切。“

“Absolute worst Hawaiian food on earth 45 minutes I waited for my order and I went through the drive-through“

“The portions were plentiful and delicious, and the clerk was very friendly. The food was very good as it wasn't very salty. Even though I changed the addition several times, he treated me kindly without his face being distorted once. It was so delicious!! suggestion!!“