Small, clean space offers a welcoming atmosphere with friendly staff creating a positive vibe. Menu blends Thai and teriyaki flavors with fresh, well-prepared ingredients and generous portions. Family-friendly setting balances affordable prices with quality and care in every dish.
Curry chicken katsu stands out with its savory curry flavor and crispy coating. It pairs well with fresh ingredients and is a favorite among diners.
Pineapple fried rice stands out as a popular choice, especially loved by kids. The chicken fried rice gets high praise for its flavor. Other fried rice dishes come with solid, well-liked flavors.
"The food here is amazing, and the owner is so friendly."
"The owner's energy makes the Fried Rice experience so welcoming."
"I loved the curry chicken katsu with fresh ingredients."
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Yami Bowl offers affordable single serving bowls with generous portion sizes.
Drinks are sold individually by the can; no drink fountain is available.
The restaurant is very clean and well presented, enhancing the dining experience.
Diner inside a bowling alley with billiards and an arcade creates a lively, old-timey atmosphere. The vibe shifts from calm at lunch to loud and energetic as the day progresses. Regulars enjoy a homey island feel with a mix of Japanese, Hawaiian, and American influences.
Chicken katsu comes with tender chicken and often appears in donburi or curry dishes. It offers a comforting flavor with some dishes adding a little heat for extra kick.
Bacon fried rice stands out with 2 eggs overeasy and Portuguese sausage on the side. Chicken fried rice stays consistently delicious. Kimchi fried rice and loco moco also appear as popular choices.
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Meals cost between $10 to $20, offering good value for the portion sizes.
The restaurant can get busy during lunch and dinner, leading to wait times.
Parking is available in the bowling alley lot or on the street nearby.
Open kitchen with a Japanese chef creates an engaging cooking experience. Atmosphere feels homey and remodeled for comfortable dining despite lacking air conditioning. Known for affordable prices, generous portions, and standout dishes like cold udon and chicken katsu.
Chicken katsu stands out as a favorite dish here. It pairs well with the noodles and shares the spotlight with chicken teriyaki as a strongly recommended choice.
Combination fried rice stands out with a tasty mix that beats typical Chinese-style versions. The beef fried rice comes in a large portion and has a solid flavor that appeals to all ages.
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The prices at Teriyaki Tei are very affordable.
The portions at Teriyaki Tei are generous.
Parking is easy.
Hawaiian-themed decor creates a welcoming and chill atmosphere with a clean, spacious layout. The vibe stays fun and calm, making it a relaxed spot for dining. Regulars enjoy the crispy chicken katsu and flavorful house special fried rice.
Chicken katsu comes out crispy and crunchy with a great katsu sauce. It pairs well with macaroni and BBQ chicken, making it a favorite for kids and adults alike.
Generous portions of Hawaiian House Fried Rice come loaded with chicken, beef, shrimp, and pineapple. The mix of meats and sweet pineapple gives it a fantastic flavor.
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You can call ahead and order take-out.
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The promotion makes the medium-sized poke bowl only $11 after discount.
Cozy space with a minimalist Korean-Japanese aesthetic and an open kitchen where chefs prepare meals in view. The vibe stays casual and chill, enhanced by 80s J-pop music and a mix of tables and bar seating. It fills up after 6pm, creating a lively but still comfortable atmosphere.
Chicken katsu stands out for its incredibly tender and juicy texture. It comes thicker than usual, not flattened thin, and is fried with a crisp coating.
Kimchi fried rice features bold flavors and pairs well with a nicely cooked egg on top. Omurice offers a savory mix with sweet sauce and strong ginger in the fried rice.
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The place gets busy after 6pm, with waits often starting after 6:30pm.
Parking is ample and free in a shared lot with other businesses.
Meals are prepared from scratch and may take up to 20 minutes.
Takeout-only spot with a mom-and-pop, homey atmosphere and fusion of Chinese, Indonesian, and Hawaiian cuisines. The place draws a steady line at the drive-thru, known for crispy, juicy fried chicken and flavorful BBQ dishes. No indoor seating is available, but parking is ample.
Juicy and crispy chicken katsu comes consistently well prepared. The plate often pairs with BBQ chicken or curry, making it a solid choice for a hearty meal.
Spicy fried rice stands out with options like Oseng spicy shrimp and seafood fried rice. Crispy fried chicken often pairs with the rice for a solid meal.
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Top Restaurant is takeout only with no indoor seating available.
Expect about 20 minutes from ordering to pickup.
There is ample parking available at Top Restaurant.
Simple interior with cozy atmosphere and medium-level background music supports easy conversation. Large portions of crispy, tender katsu stand out, including unique cheese katsu options. Outdoor patio offers seating alternative when inside feels warm due to lack of air conditioning.
Soft and crispy chicken katsu comes in a large portion with double rice and a sweet and spicy sauce. The lunch special pairs it with white rice and finely shredded cabbage for a satisfying meal.
Kimchi fried rice comes with or without cheese and costs between $14 and $17. It offers a spicy, tangy flavor that stands out among other dishes like spam musubi and sushi rolls.
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Parking is limited, but there are designated spots for electric vehicles.
The restaurant has a large takeout business, making it popular for quick meals.
All food is served in to-go boxes, even for dine-in customers.
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.
Chicken katsu comes as part of a mix plate with furikake chicken. The dish is very delicious and stands out among a diverse menu including poke and loco moco.
Garlic Shrimp and kimchi fried rice stand out with strong flavors. Upgrading to Pork Fried Rice adds a rich, savory touch to the meal.
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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.
Small dining area focuses on takeout with generous portions that often serve multiple meals. Atmosphere stays unpretentious and clean, attracting those craving Hawaiian comfort food with flavorful options like teriyaki chicken and kalbi ribs. Seating is limited, so many prefer to order food to go.
Chicken katsu comes out perfectly crispy and super crunchy with a fresh taste. It carries a full flavor that stands out clearly.
Huge portions of Hawaiian-style fried rice come with strong, satisfying flavors. This family-run spot serves fried rice that stands out among the classics.
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You can place an order to go or enjoy your meal there.
They accept cash, card, and Apple Pay.
There is plenty of parking available.
Tiki-themed decor fills a spacious interior with a small bar area and a large banquet room. Bright lighting and Hawaiian music create a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Crowds bring lively energy, making it suitable for group celebrations or casual dinners.
Chicken katsu comes in several styles including spicy chicken katsu and classic versions. It appears in combo plates often paired with loco moco or fried rice, offering a hearty meal option.
Fried rice features large chunks of Portuguese sausage and serves as a substantial meal on its own. It pairs well with dishes like fish tacos and can substitute for white rice.
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Parking is only street parking and can be hard to find depending on the day and time.
On a Saturday at 1 pm, there was a 30-minute wait due to a soccer team.
Hukilau automatically charged an 18% gratuity fee without prior notice.
Small storefront offers large portions of affordable ramen with clean, pleasant ambiance and quiet, welcoming vibe. The atmosphere stays calm with soft lighting and gentle background music. It feels like a hidden gem with well-balanced flavors and generous servings.
Crispy texture stands out with a delicious dipping sauce. Chicken katsu appears in dishes like Chef’s special Ramen and curry combos, offering flavorful options.
Curry fried rice stands out with a strong rating and solid flavor. Chasuh fried rice and kimchi fried rice with steak also offer good taste and variety.
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If you’re sensitive to MSG, skip the Wakame Ramen due to high levels.
The prices are affordable, making it a great value for the quality.
Portion sizes are generous, ensuring a filling meal.
Restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with a casual setting and Hawaiian vibes enhanced by old school Hawaiian music. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly, with a clean and neat environment. Ordering happens at the counter before seating, keeping the pace efficient even during busy times.
Chicken katsu features a light breading and a sauce similar to Japanese Bulldog sauce. It appears in dishes like curry breakfast plates and bbq mixes with fried rice and macaroni salad.
Norco fried rice stands out with its light color and full of meat and spinach. It pairs well with Hawaiian plates and breakfast dishes, offering a flavorful and filling option.
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You must order food at the counter before being seated.
The cafe closes at 2 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Prices are reasonable, with breakfast for two costing around $67 and generous portions.
Large saltwater fish tank anchors the dining area, creating a peaceful, tropical vibe with island-themed decor throughout. Atmosphere suits an older crowd, offering a relaxed, casual setting with freshly baked goods available on site.
Chicken katsu comes with a crispy texture and is served with fluffy rice and macaroni salad. The curry sauce is spiced and flavorful, making the dish visually appealing and tasty.
Fried rice comes with a strong ginger flavor that stands out. It pairs well with dishes like spam musubi and works great for breakfast.
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Reservations are necessary on weekends to avoid a 20-minute wait.
The first Friday of the month is very busy during breakfast hours.
Parking is ample, with plenty of spaces available.
Small, cozy space with Hawaiian theme and mellow music creates a lively yet comfortable atmosphere. Lack of air conditioning makes the interior quite warm. Counter service with unique Hawaiian drinks and large portions adds to the casual vibe.
Chicken katsu tastes like it comes from frozen, not freshly made. The chicken katsu with waffles rates around 3.5 and comes with rice and mac salad.
Fried rice comes with options like a loco moco upgrade and a fried rice omelette. The rice is great, but fried oxtail in it can be overcooked and tough.
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Aloha Stacks is only open until 2 PM.
You place your order at the counter, pay upfront, and receive a numbered tag.
The seating area is limited, and parking is also limited.
Restaurant offers an immersive One Piece theme with character-themed decor and staff in costume creating a lively, fan-focused atmosphere. Space is small and cozy with limited seating and photo spots throughout. Merchandise and themed food add to the engaging experience.
Crispy and spicy, the chicken katsu shines in the Diable Jambe Sando and the curry. Portions come generous and the curry gets a solid flavor boost when spiced up.
Full of flavor and loaded with vegetables, the fried rice cooks perfectly every time. It stands out as a delicious dish alongside other favorites.
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Reservations are not accepted for groups, so arrive early.
The cafe has limited seating, often leading to long wait times.
Payment is card-only; cash is not accepted.
Casual Hawaiian restaurant with pineapple light decorations and a homey vibe from paper plate service. Atmosphere feels relaxed and welcoming with good music and simple, clean seating. Menu features tender teriyaki beef and homemade salad dressings that stand out.
Chicken katsu features a good breading and stays moist. It pairs well with curry and macaroni salad for a satisfying meal.
Fried rice comes piled like a tall mountain packed with meats such as Korean chicken and beef teriyaki. It pairs with sides like macaroni salad for a hearty meal.
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Reservations are not accepted; it's first-come, first-served.
They close their dining room 30 minutes before closing time.
Expect to pay an extra 50 cents for to-go boxes.
Small indoor space combines modern cozy decor with vintage Korean street food vibe and booths for large groups. Upbeat, loud techno and rave music create a lively, party-like atmosphere suited for groups and late-night hangouts. Busy weekends bring long waits, and parking can be challenging.
Huge portions of crispy chicken katsu come with a flaky outside and tender, juicy inside. It pairs with delicious katsu sauce and sometimes curry, though pickled radish is not always included.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its bold flavor and is priced at 15 dollars. Shrimp fried rice includes cheese and corn, but it may not meet expectations.
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Parking is hard to find during dinner hours.
The place gets busy on weekends, with wait times up to 2 hours.
Happy hour runs every day from 12 PM to 12 AM, except Friday and Saturday.