The food is absolutely great but if u want to buy a pepsi cup by itself its $4.00 its way to expensive
T G
Great food incredible service 5 stars
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeff Hansen
Great place for Hawaiian plate lunch. Servings are large and prices average so good value. Delicious.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
fluffy sandoval
I bought wings from this place and I bite into some and the chicken wasn't cooked all the way so if you get the wings be careful
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Killua Zoldyck
Honeslty man it was pretty good fresh I got BBQ salmon and with the rice and macaroni salad it hit different if u like seafood I highly recommend the BBQ salmon everything was clean and all but the issue with the tablet freaking out couldn't accept my payment because of it and also some other customer couldn't pay because of the tablet but overall the food and place was the best I would definitely come back and try something new !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elva C.Rosas
It was really gross. I ordered the popcorn chicken and it was just tendons or ligaments. I got 4 different pieces and all of the pieces were hard. I asked the girl to give me my money back and she acted like she didn't understand me.I kept asking for my money back and she kept trying to give me different food. I said no. I want my money back. The chicken wings tasted like they were in the freezer open for a while. Really bad service.
Bing Wong Rini
Just fine! Food's tasty, but you don't eat on plates but on a to-go containers!
Diana Ciuca
Understaffed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 2
Melinda
Yesterday we came here for the first time (our favorite Hawaiian food spots offer a spicy adobo fried rice omelet that we're kind of addicted to) and realized we shouldn't have waited so long. We started with yummy crispy Kau Gee (fairly priced at $11.95 for 6 as they're good sized and meaty), served with sweet chili sauce and hot mustard. Then we shared a delicious Shrimp Garlic Noodle. The shrimp were slightly overcooked, (a very common occurrence even in expensive restaurants) but still very good. ($11.25, also a good price). We also enjoyed Kalua Pork (a generous portion for only $10.25), served with its stewed cabbage and sides of steamed white rice and macaroni salad. The mac salad was tastier than the standard diner -style item (was there a touch of mustard in there?). The lady who took our order at the cash register also brought the food to our table and she was friendly, attentive, and efficient. Overall, a great lunch and we didn't even miss our fried rice omelet!
I only wish someone had warned me about this place. Maybe the near-empty dining room should have been the first sign — a silent warning for what I was about to experience. I walked in around lunchtime, hoping to grab something quick. I ordered two spam musubi, thinking they'd be the fastest thing they could whip up. After all, I only had thirty minutes for lunch. I sat and waited, watching the clock, watching the door. Two other customers strolled in after me, ordered, and joined the growing sense of impatience in the air. Minutes dragged by. Ten... fifteen... twenty. Still, no food. Finally, my order was ready — but strangely, it was handed to me at the exact same time as one of the women who had arrived after me. I can't help but believe my food had been sitting there, growing colder by the minute, as they waited to group our orders together for no apparent reason. We weren’t even together. With only four minutes left of my lunch break, I rushed back to work, hoping the wait would be worth it. Two bites in, I knew it wasn’t. The spam musubi were bland, barely warm, and desperately lacking the rich, sweet-savory flavor that makes a good musubi memorable. There was hardly any sauce, and when I did happen upon a sauced spot, it was so faint it barely registered. It was, at best, mediocre — and that’s being generous considering the time I wasted. If you still decide to try this place, do yourself a favor: order at least 30 minutes ahead... and brace yourself for a whole lot of disappointment. The only saving grace? They had a good variety of Hawaiian Sun flavors. But trust me — that's not enough to bring me back.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
omar valle
Great place if you're craving sweet Hawaiian food. I recommend trying the teriyaki sauce. Seems to be family owned.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: BBQ Beef
Jaime Aceves
Food is good. But service is bad. Lady has an attitude. Bought a garlic shrimp plate . Literally 6 pieces of shrimp 😂 ill take my L
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
Geoff Elledge
This might be one of My new favorite budget eats to it when I'm visiting Vegas. The Kahlua pork was fantastic. Generous portion. Not fancy but a good price for a great meal
One of our family favorites.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is absolutely great but if u want to buy a pepsi cup by itself its $4.00 its way to expensive
Great food incredible service 5 stars
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place for Hawaiian plate lunch. Servings are large and prices average so good value. Delicious.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
I bought wings from this place and I bite into some and the chicken wasn't cooked all the way so if you get the wings be careful
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Honeslty man it was pretty good fresh I got BBQ salmon and with the rice and macaroni salad it hit different if u like seafood I highly recommend the BBQ salmon everything was clean and all but the issue with the tablet freaking out couldn't accept my payment because of it and also some other customer couldn't pay because of the tablet but overall the food and place was the best I would definitely come back and try something new !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was really gross. I ordered the popcorn chicken and it was just tendons or ligaments. I got 4 different pieces and all of the pieces were hard. I asked the girl to give me my money back and she acted like she didn't understand me.I kept asking for my money back and she kept trying to give me different food. I said no. I want my money back. The chicken wings tasted like they were in the freezer open for a while. Really bad service.
Just fine!
Food's tasty, but you don't eat on plates but on a to-go containers!
Understaffed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 2
Yesterday we came here for the first time (our favorite Hawaiian food spots offer a spicy adobo fried rice omelet that we're kind of addicted to) and realized we shouldn't have waited so long. We started with yummy crispy Kau Gee (fairly priced at $11.95 for 6 as they're good sized and meaty), served with sweet chili sauce and hot mustard. Then we shared a delicious Shrimp Garlic Noodle. The shrimp were slightly overcooked, (a very common occurrence even in expensive restaurants) but still very good. ($11.25, also a good price). We also enjoyed Kalua Pork (a generous portion for only $10.25), served with its stewed cabbage and sides of steamed white rice and macaroni salad. The mac salad was tastier than the standard diner -style item (was there a touch of mustard in there?). The lady who took our order at the cash register also brought the food to our table and she was friendly, attentive, and efficient. Overall, a great lunch and we didn't even miss our fried rice omelet!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Very good customer service Great place to eat
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I only wish someone had warned me about this place. Maybe the near-empty dining room should have been the first sign — a silent warning for what I was about to experience.
I walked in around lunchtime, hoping to grab something quick. I ordered two spam musubi, thinking they'd be the fastest thing they could whip up. After all, I only had thirty minutes for lunch. I sat and waited, watching the clock, watching the door. Two other customers strolled in after me, ordered, and joined the growing sense of impatience in the air.
Minutes dragged by. Ten... fifteen... twenty. Still, no food. Finally, my order was ready — but strangely, it was handed to me at the exact same time as one of the women who had arrived after me. I can't help but believe my food had been sitting there, growing colder by the minute, as they waited to group our orders together for no apparent reason. We weren’t even together.
With only four minutes left of my lunch break, I rushed back to work, hoping the wait would be worth it. Two bites in, I knew it wasn’t.
The spam musubi were bland, barely warm, and desperately lacking the rich, sweet-savory flavor that makes a good musubi memorable. There was hardly any sauce, and when I did happen upon a sauced spot, it was so faint it barely registered. It was, at best, mediocre — and that’s being generous considering the time I wasted.
If you still decide to try this place, do yourself a favor: order at least 30 minutes ahead... and brace yourself for a whole lot of disappointment.
The only saving grace? They had a good variety of Hawaiian Sun flavors. But trust me — that's not enough to bring me back.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Great place if you're craving sweet Hawaiian food. I recommend trying the teriyaki sauce. Seems to be family owned.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: BBQ Beef
Food is good. But service is bad. Lady has an attitude. Bought a garlic shrimp plate . Literally 6 pieces of shrimp 😂 ill take my L
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
This might be one of My new favorite budget eats to it when I'm visiting Vegas. The Kahlua pork was fantastic. Generous portion. Not fancy but a good price for a great meal
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
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