Converted house with island vibe and surf videos creates a chill atmosphere. Hawaiian/Jamaican music plays softly, enhancing the family-style feel. Multiple TVs show local games, and outdoor picnic tables add casual seating options.
BBQ here features tender kalbi and juicy BBQ chicken with rich, well-balanced flavors. The chicken BBQ green salad offers a fresh, flavorful twist alongside classic plates.
Poke stands out with excellent freshness and solid flavor. The cucumber kimchi adds a nice kick, and the poke nachos offer a creative twist.
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Parking is limited, but spots are available if you wait a few minutes.
Expect to pay around $70 for three people, excluding tip.
The restaurant offers large portion sizes that are filling.
Bright, casual space offers a clean, comfortable atmosphere with board games and TVs to keep guests entertained. The vibe is lively and popular, though it can get crowded and warm inside. Meals come in plastic takeout containers even when dining in, setting it apart from typical sit-down spots.
BBQ combos come with moist and flavorful chicken and beef, paired with steamed rice and fire mac salad. Quality stands out clearly, offering a taste far above typical Hawaiian BBQ spots.
Freshness stands out with the Poke Bowl that melts in your mouth and comes with easy-to-interpret options. Plates include lobster, shrimp, beef, ribs, chicken, and musubi, all presented beautifully and worth the money.
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The restaurant closes daily from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM.
Expect a long wait of 30-90 minutes as every order is made fresh.
Parking can be tight, so be prepared for a squeeze.
Small space with dark interiors and a nice patio offers table, lounge, and bar seating. Atmosphere stays chill and engaging, with great music and sports on TV. Drinks include local IPAs and personalized cocktails alongside fresh, well-prepared food like burgers and salmon.
BBQ bourbon chicken wings stand out as a flavorful option. The menu includes a BBQ bacon burger and a pulled pork sandwich, offering classic barbecue choices.
Ahi Poke Stack stands out as a favorite with fresh fish and layered flavors. Options include Blackened Salmon and Poke Ahi over black rice, offering variety in presentation and taste.
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Parking at Eureka! Ontario is easy to find, but can be limited during events.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure timely seating.
The restaurant offers a 'Hoppy Hour' with great deals on drinks.
Small space with a casual, cozy atmosphere offers authentic Hawaiian poke and a great variety of flavors. Free samples encourage trying different options, and the poke is known for being fresh and well seasoned. The place stands out for generous portions and reasonable prices.
Ribs come with a charcoal flavor from good marination and BBQ cooking. Beef ribs, pork belly BBQ, and poke stand out as key dishes with solid flavors.
Freshness stands out with high quality ingredients and poke that tastes authentic like Hawaii. The Limu Poke features limu that tastes fresh, not jarred, and the rice is cooked just right, not overdone.
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The poke costs about $22 per pound, which is similar to buying ahi fish.
You pick 2 fish, which are already mixed, and get rice.
The price is reasonable for the generously portioned poke bowl.
Small Hawaiian restaurant decorated with surfboards and old pictures creates an atmosphere like being in Maui. Busy and lively, it offers generous portions of authentic island flavors with standout beef ribs and poke. Self-service and a short wait are typical during lunch hours.
BBQ chicken stands out with its rich flavor. Combo plates mix it with beef ribs and katsu chicken for variety.
Freshness stands out in the Hawaiian style poke here. Poke bowls come with great options and consistently tasty flavors.
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Expect a wait of about 15 to 20 minutes during lunch on weekdays.
The price of $15 for a plate is very affordable.
You need to order and get your own food.
Spacious interior contrasts with a small exterior, filled with Hawaiian music and a chill vibe. Authentic island decor and items create a Hawaiian atmosphere. Occasional TVs show games without overwhelming the space.
BBQ mix plate and BBQ chicken stand out for their excellent flavor and quality. Plates like the Lechon Plate and island plate offer very delicious options with house sauce and poke on the side.
Freshness stands out with authentic Hawaiian poke that tastes like home. Bowls come with delicious, well-balanced flavors alongside other Hawaiian staples.
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Da Coconut Cafe offers authentic Hawaiian food with a focus on traditional dishes.
The restaurant serves food in to-go containers even for dine-in customers.
Gift cards and jarred sauces are available for purchase.
Small space with indoor and outdoor seating hosts live Hawaiian music and dancing that create a lively island vibe. Atmosphere feels like being in Hawaii, with authentic Hawaiian ambiance and friendly energy. Crowds gather especially on weekends, enjoying the vibrant entertainment and food.
Spectacular Hawaiian BBQ stands out here, with a variety of dishes like poke, spam musubi, and pork with cabbage.
Poke here features super fresh AHI and comes in well-balanced bowls with about 50% poke, 40% rice, and 10% mac salad. Varieties include sesame poke and Avo Poke, alongside Hawaiian classics like kalua pig and garlic shrimp.
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On the last Saturday of each month, they have live music from 1 pm until close.
Expect a busy atmosphere, especially on weekends with live entertainment.
They charge a fee for credit card payments.
Outdoor seating dominates with no indoor space and ongoing construction nearby. Atmosphere stays peaceful yet energetic, attracting a neighborhood crowd familiar with each other. Hawaiian dishes feature authentic flavors with standout items like teriyaki steak and Kalua pork.
Sauce here stands out with a sweet guava BBQ flavor. The pulled pork is tender and pairs well with pineapple and rice. The Guava BBQ Pork Bacon Bowl and Haupia add unique, tasty options.
Poke bowls feature fresh tuna and avocado with a simple, delicious flavor. The spicy poke stands out as exceptionally flavorful, served in portions where poke acts as a main course rather than a side.
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Parking is difficult to find, especially during busy hours.
The restaurant has limited seating and no indoor dining available.
Prices are on the higher side, with entrees averaging $16.50.
Hawaiian restaurant with a spacious, clean interior and wide menu variety including customizable poke bowls and classic dishes like Loco Moco. Atmosphere is lively and noisy, often busy with many diners. Portions tend to be generous, making it a solid option for takeout.
Offers authentic Hawaiian barbecue with options like chicken BBQ and chicken katsu. BBQ chicken quality varies and may not always meet expectations.
Customizable poke bowls offer a variety of ingredients to build your own dish. Portions are generous, with bowls larger than typical sushi rolls, and the flavor is authentic Hawaiian style.
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The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
The menu offers a wide selection of Hawaiian dishes.
Portion sizes are generous, often leaving leftovers.