Hawaiian Restaurants near Happy Valley, OR

“I tried for lunch one day and went back with my wife the next day so she could try. I will say first time I got the Macho King sauce it was not as spicy as I led to believe, but the next time it was hella spicy. Delicious either way, but may be a Russian roulette situation so be careful! The fries and whatever orange sauce they provide with them are outrageously good too. Very friendly staff.“

“We had Noho's cater our wedding and it was definitely the right move! Super flexible, took care of everything; Their team came to the venue vans loaded, set up, served, cleaned up... it was all included. We had them do our bar too and they did custom his/her drinks for us too. The team is incredibly nice and super flexible. We found out later that they actually filled everyone's water before dinner too. And of course, everything was delish. Our 'ohana was raving about the food. If you're looking for a taste of home for your event this is it.“

“First time here and we will definitely be back again. My husband and daughter stopped in for some shave ice. Not too long after, my daughter accidentally dropped hers, leading to lots of tears. The person working came out, unbeknownst to us, with a replacement and reassurance. Thank you, it was very kind.“

“This place is da bomb. We definitely be going back. The best island food I’ve had here in Oregon. Highly recommend Nolan s place.“

“My absolute fave! Found this place by searching nearby food places. When I saw the 5⭐️rating I had to try it. It did not disappoint. It became my go-to place in Portland when I come visit.“

“Born and raised on the big island of Hawaii and will say Awesome experience! Good food and awesome staff! Recommend for sure“

“By far and away, my most favorite eatery in Portland. Fried rice spam bowl is my favorite!! But their Kahlua pig and Shoyu chicken are top notch too. Friendly staff, and safe space. Mahalo Plenty.“

“Great drinks and food second time we have been there it’s great“

“The service was fast and amazing❤The food was amazing.“

“By far and away, my most favorite eatery in Portland. Fried rice spam bowl is my favorite!! But their Kahlua pig and Shoyu chicken are top notch too. Friendly staff, and safe space. Mahalo Plenty.“

“I purchased lunch for my team at work and every one of us couldn’t get enough. To quote one person “it’s like a flavor party in my mouth!” Is an understatement. All of the flavors were perfectly paired, and not overpowering with one or the other. I can’t wait to get more!“

“Good people, great food. Wish I could put them in my pocket and move them back to Washington with me! 😭🥰🍱“

“Always a great experience at Hale Pele. Great atmosphere. Delicious Tiki Drinks. If you arrive and there's a line, don't get discouraged, as the seats tend to become avaliable relatively quickly. We didn't eat, we just had a drink and left a out was the end of the night. Can't say how good the food is.“

“Great pork curry katsu, good poke, tasty but very chewy ribs, ok Mac salad. General greasy smell of the restaurant pretty overwhelming, caused some asthma. Might bypass the dine-in experience and get katsu to go in future(?) Popular and good happy vibes, good to see so many island people here.“

“We were the only ones there for lunch, but even so, the service was very cheerful. The atmosphere was uncomplicated, plenty of daylight from the windows.
Foodwise, the steamed rice was pleasant, good tasting, she had the fried rice and was expecting it to be more fried like Chinese FR. And the Mac salad was good because it wasn’t swimming in mayo (I saw some prior reviews mentioning that, so bravo) but just right, with some carrot shreds. Could’ve used a little bit of tang, like pickle juice or cider vinegar, some onion. But pretty darn good. The wife had the kalua pork and I had both the kalua pork and island fire chicken. We agreed, the pork was super tender & juicy, with a nice smoke to it. The chicken was nice, not hot, hot, but a nice warmth and stickiness to it. Great tasting on both proteins! I also had a spam musubi, with the spam having a nice griddle on it. Good lunch. Affordable.“

“This is my favorite 3rd place. I come about once a week at different times and days, and I can always find seating. There's some seats that are very comfy. I like to work, read, draw, and talk with friends. The kava is good and fairly priced all things considered. The bartenders are all great and friendly. Highly recommend as a hang out spot.

I feel like I've noticed recently that the pineapple slices that come with each bowl are always very sweet and juicy. It's sad to gulp down a bowl of kava and have an astringent pineapple core as a chaser. In any case, their kava is well brewed and tastes as least-bad as it's possible to be.“

“I love this place as it is what reminds me of Hawaiian food when i lived there. Each location has its moments but yeah its pretty fire. I live the mac salad.

There are other Hawaiian spots that offer a different wxperience. I've enjoyed most of them, but this one i will drive out of the way for everytime. Doesnt mean I'm right but it is good.“

“SeaSweets Poke is my favorite restaurant in Oregon. Their staff is wonderful and the food is amazing!!“

“We had our Company Christmas party at Ohanna Hawaiian Cafe and everyone that worked there was so gracious and helpful. We had a mix of ages and everyone found something to their liking on their menu. The food is fresh, delicious and huge servings. I had the Kahlúa pork with mac salad and white rice. So flavorful and filling. All our team and their family had a great time and we celebrated the holiday in style 💕 Thank you Ohana 🙏“

“SeaSweets Poke is my favorite restaurant in Oregon. Their staff is wonderful and the food is amazing!!“

“love the food can’t stop going back“

“Had such a great time. Arrived early 445pm on a Saturday, so no one there but us and a few others doing karaoke, so we could sit next to them, talk, enjoy their attempts at Sinatra, Elvis and Neil Diamond. Very pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere, but food was very good, too!“

“This Hawaiian Cuisine lover is always looking for the next best thing in Hawaiian eats, even when traveling to other cities across the country. This time around, while visiting Portland Oregon, my wife and I discovered Da' Hui Hawaiian Bar & Grill nestled on Foster Road, it offers quite an array of known and some less known island cookery. Some of their offerings include supposedly Portland's Best Kalua Pork, the likes of Hawaiian Style Chicken, Lemon Chicken and many, many other dishes ready to entice you. A few of us stopped in for a bite and I must say, none of us were thoroughly impressed! One of my fave dishes – Loco Moco in all its simplicity, I thought lacking. I had their Loco Moco consisting of grilled and lightly seasoned (somewhat bland) beef burger patty served over rice, topped with 2 sunny side up eggs (which can’t be made wrong), with grilled/sauteed onions and totally smothered with a less than respectable brown gravy, then served with an okay macaroni salad! Although everything we tried was just okay, I found it nothing to write home about. Not bad, but not great either. It’s just a place to get your adequate Hawaiian on!“

“I highly recommend their chicken! I ordered all four types Honolulu, Kilauea, Huli-Huli, and Molokai regardless of the flavor the chicken was delicious. Each piece was tender and filled with flavor. You can taste a piece of the islands in every bite.“

“I ordered the pineapple chicken the meat was pink and raw. Gross the prices went up the food quality went way down the help did not even seem to care. Never again“

“The jackfruit plate is fire!!“