Bright, clean space with nice outdoor seating and a fresh-smelling deck creates a welcoming atmosphere. Music adds to the chill vibe, making it a relaxed spot. Consistently good portion sizes and fresh food draw a steady crowd despite limited parking.
Chicken katsu curry stands out as a favorite dish here. The katsu curry mini plate offers a satisfying portion that works well for a lighter meal.
Barbecue chicken comes out juicy and flavorful. Bowls include two scoops of rice and steamed vegetables, offering a filling meal with options like kalua pork and BBQ beef.
"The food here is amazing and always on point."
"The BBQ chicken here is so juicy and delicious."
"The chicken Katsu Curry here is my favorite dish."
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Bring cash as card payments incur an extra $5 fee.
The parking lot is small and can get full quickly.
Expect generous portion sizes for a reasonable price.
Small, clean space with comfortable seating and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Busy and lively, often with a wait time around 20 minutes during peak hours. Known for large portions and fresh, flavorful poke bowls at reasonable prices.
Chicken katsu curry comes in large portions with rice and macaroni salad. It costs less than $15 before tip and includes gravy on the chicken. The dish tastes great and fills more than one sitting.
BBQ dishes feature well-seasoned meats with generous portions. Chicken BBQ Saimin Noodles and BBQ beef in the Plate Lunch come cooked to perfection, with beef combos offering flavors similar to Korean galbi.
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Portions are huge, making it a great value for the price.
Prices are reasonable and you get a decent amount of food for the price.
There was a wait time of approximately 20 minutes, so I recommend calling to place the order.
Small Hawaiian diner with authentic local style food and Hawaiian electric decor creates a quiet, cozy atmosphere. Limited seating inside and outside supports a relaxed, unhurried vibe with Hawaiian music enhancing the experience.
Chicken and pork katsu curry feature a crispy coating and a rich, comforting curry that pairs well with rice. Both dishes stand out for their amazing flavor and satisfying texture.
Short ribs and barbecue pork stand out with well-seasoned meat that melts in your mouth. Spicy BBQ beef offers a balanced sauce that is flavorful without overpowering.
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Seating is limited to four counter seats, so plan for takeout.
The restaurant opens late at 1pm on some days due to catering orders.
Expect to pay around $20 for a poke bowl, which may vary in portion size.
Interior resembles a traditional Korean street market with wooden street stall elements and artistic decor. Atmosphere feels warm and cozy with Korean music enhancing the experience. The vibe suits casual outings and gatherings, reflecting a classic Seoul spot.
Chicken katsu curry comes in different styles like Jalapeño and Cheese and Pumpkin. Portions are smaller than expected but the flavors stay rich and satisfying.
Korean BBQ Short Rib offers a deeply savory and comforting flavor. The LA Korean BBQ Beef Ribs come with spicy tofu stew and marinated dumplings, making for a rich, satisfying meal.
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There is paid parking behind the restaurant and on surrounding streets.
Public parking lot behind the restaurant requires payment even after 7 p.m.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small corner spot inside an Asian market offers cozy seating with stools and a counter near the kitchen. Atmosphere feels humble and casual, with an easy-to-use ordering kiosk and visible food preparation. Known for authentic Southeast Asian dishes like Hainan chicken and khao soi, it mainly serves takeout but has limited dine-in space.
Crispy breaded chicken sits atop rich, flavorful curry sauce, sometimes with a Thai curry twist. The dish balances crunchiness and cozy warmth in every bite.
Chinese barbecue pork here is not gamey and has no unpleasant odor. Dishes include BBQ pork over rice or noodles with sauce or broth on the side, plus crispy pork belly and wanton soup with BBQ pork.
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Meng's Kitchen is primarily a take-out place with limited seating.
Expect to pay slightly more than typical take-out prices for quality food.
Noodles are packed perfectly for takeout to avoid sogginess.
Open, clean interior with warm lighting and island music creates a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere. Friendly staff and a welcoming dog add a personal touch, making the space feel like home in Hawaii. Decor includes surfboards and scenic videos, enhancing the authentic Hawaiian vibe.
Chicken Katsu Curry stands out with its rich flavor and satisfying texture. The dish pairs crispy chicken with a savory curry sauce that complements the meat well.
Plates come with generous portions of well-grilled chicken and flavorful beef short ribs. The menu offers a larger selection of authentic Hawaiian BBQ dishes with classic sides like mac salad and rice.
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Reservations are available for catering events and luncheons.
The restaurant offers a clean and new environment for dining.
Parking is plentiful and easily accessible.
Small family-run spot with humble booths and a clean, quiet atmosphere. Offers huge portions and affordable prices that attract those seeking hearty Hawaiian BBQ. Dining area feels limited, making takeout a common choice.
Chicken katsu curry comes with curry poured over the chicken, not on the side. The $12 portion is generous enough for leftovers and stands out compared to nearby options.
BBQ chicken stands out with its pineapple rice, making it a go-to dish. The BBQ mix plate offers variety, and family packs serve groups well. Staff are friendly, adding to the overall experience.
Good to know
The prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get.
Portion sizes are huge, especially for family packs.
Expect longer wait times as food is made to order.