Small, family-run Japanese restaurant with fresh sushi and curated minimalist decor. Atmosphere stays laid back and cozy with open windows that create a chill vibe. Popular for sharing dishes and enjoying unique drinks like Matcha IPA and saki cocktails.
Chicken teriyaki tastes tenderized and juicy, never dry. The flavor feels home-grilled and pairs well with fresh maki and salmon nigiri.
Fresh salmon and crab fill the poke bowls here. The poke is consistently very fresh and delicious, making it a frequent choice for meals.
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The cost is around $40 for two full-sized meals and a sushi roll.
Parking is available for free at the building.
Expect a short wait time during peak hours.
Space blends old, modern, and otaku themes with beautiful hanging lanterns creating a unique visual mix. Atmosphere feels neutral and nice, neither overly inviting nor uncomfortable. Menu offers wide variety and customization, especially notable for poke bowls and ramen options.
Flavorful teriyaki chicken and salmon plates come with options like brown rice. The teriyaki chicken combo pairs well with other dishes like tonkatsu black ramen.
Medium poke bowls come piled high with fresh, flavorful ingredients. Salmon poke bowls stand out for their delicious taste and generous portions.
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You have to order on a placard for your to-go order.
They have a ton of options to customize my poke bowl.
The pricing is reasonable considering the large portions.
Seafood restaurant offers a cozy neighborhood feel with a relaxed vibe and mostly quiet atmosphere. Outdoor seating adds variety to the dining experience. The place stands out for its fresh, wild caught fish and a menu focused on healthy options.
Salmon comes with a teriyaki glaze that has excellent flavor and no fishy taste. The plate offers good value and consistent quality.
Freshness stands out with ahi tuna and salmon in the poke bowls. Options include a poke burrito and traditional fish with rice. The rice often has a starchy, sticky texture that complements the flavors.
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Happy hour menu offers great deals on select items.
Taco Tuesday features special pricing on tacos.
Outdoor seating is available for those who prefer it.
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.
Beef and chicken teriyaki plates feature tender, flavorful meat with a perfectly executed crushed Nori marinade. Teriyaki chicken melts in your mouth, while the teriyaki sauce stands out as possibly the best around.
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.
Small, self-serve sushi spot offers budget-friendly prices and generous portions with a salad bar included. Atmosphere feels cozy with holiday decorations adding subtle charm. Food quality matches the price, featuring standout dishes like poke bowls and tempura plates.
Combo plates feature teriyaki chicken served with soups and salads. The teriyaki chicken offers a straightforward, familiar flavor profile.
Poke Bowl comes nicely filled and stands out as a favorite dish. It pairs well with other options like shrimp and steak plates.
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San Sai Japanese Grill is a self-served restaurant.
The combo cost about $13 and includes two salads and rice.
The portion sizes are generous for the price.
Small space with limited seating feels like a takeout-focused spot. Island tunes create a chill, authentic Hawaiian vibe that echoes local spirit. Customers mostly come for flavorful, well-prepared dishes and often choose to take food to go.
Beef teriyaki stands out with flavorful seasoning and consistent quality. It pairs well with garlic chicken and kalua pork in combo plates, offering a balanced mix of savory tastes.
Saturdays bring a fresh poke special that stands out. The poke is consistently fresh and a popular weekend choice.
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Kalei's Kitchenette offers catering services for events of any size.
The Poke is a Saturday special on the menu.
The restaurant has very limited indoor seating for four people.
Japanese restaurant blends traditional decor with modern touches creating an elegant and tranquil atmosphere. Space feels cozy yet lively, with bright lights and loud music during celebrations. Drive-thru adds convenience to casual dining experience.
Chicken teriyaki features all white meat and comes with tempura. Teriyaki beef is tender and tasty, while opinions on the chicken teriyaki plate vary.
Freshness stands out in the Poke Tuna bowl, which comes with a tasty sauce and imitation crab. Portions are generous and prices fair, making the poke bowls a solid choice.
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Happy hour runs all night with great drink deals.
Lunch specials are available every day, ending at 4pm.
Drive-through service is available for quick takeout.
Small Hawaiian restaurant offers a basic atmosphere with a soothing vibe created by a mix of locals and visitors. Known for fresh poke and affordable plates, it draws crowds especially for takeout. Food quality varies, but chicken katsu and fried rice stand out as popular choices.
Chicken dishes come with fresh, sizable portions and flavorful teriyaki sauce that is available freely. Both the teriyaki chicken and chicken katsu stand out for their taste and consistency.
Freshness stands out with every poke bowl or plate. Salmon and tuna poke come in delicious, well-balanced portions priced around $10, making it a reliable choice for quality poke.
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Parking is easy at Maui Chicken.
Eating in could take a few minutes during busy rush hours.
The price for each plate has increased by at least $1 recently.
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 teriyaki comes super tender and cooked well, with generous portions. Beef teriyaki is tasty and tender, often paired with sauces like Sriracha for extra flavor.
Salmon and tuna poke stand out with fresh, mariné flavors. Unique Hawaiian touches like kalua nachos and potato salad complement the dishes well.
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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.
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.
Grilled dishes come with sweet teriyaki sauce that balances savory and sweet. Options include teriyaki steak, spicy teriyaki chicken, and Hawaiian-style Huli Huli Chicken with pineapple chunks.
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.
Ramen restaurant offers spacious, airy design with pet-friendly patio and ocean views. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting, with a chill vibe especially outdoors. Crowd varies, with easy seating on quieter days and a mix of diners enjoying both ramen and sake-based drinks.
Bowls come super fresh and large with layered flavors that balance well. The power poke bowl stands out for its flavor and size.
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Parking is limited and mostly street parking; expect to drive around for a spot.
The restaurant closes at 9 PM, and the last seating is at that time.
Happy hour runs from 4 PM to 6 PM with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Japanese restaurant operates like a build-your-own bowl spot with fresh poke and varied toppings. Atmosphere stays clean and consistent in a fast-paced military base setting. Portions tend to be smaller but well-priced, attracting lunchtime crowds especially around payday.
Chicken teriyaki comes with a choice of white or brown rice and pairs well with various proteins like salmon and beef tri-tip. The dish tastes as good as it smells, offering a satisfying balance of flavors.
Bowls come with fresh ingredients and offer good value. Portions run a bit small and poke is not sold by the pound like in Hawaii.
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Expect busy lunch hours, especially on payday; no reservations needed.
The restaurant operates like a Chipotle where you build your own bowl.
Keep your receipts for potential discounts or promotions.
Spacious dining room offers both indoor and outdoor seating with wheelchair accessibility and a dog-friendly patio. Friendly atmosphere features good music and a welcoming vibe. Military personnel and first responders receive a discount, and toppings come at no extra cost.
Grilled chicken teriyaki bowls come with nori, garlic, crab, seaweed, edamame, and spinach alongside tender chicken and extra sauce. Options include swapping rice for salad, and the dish pairs well with chicken gyoza and Thai iced tea. Some servings may have quality issues.
Fresh fish and a great variety of proteins make the poke bowls stand out. The salmon poke bowl with premium add-ons is a popular choice, paired with kind service and decent pricing.
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The price is $11 for a healthy and tasty meal.
The portion sizes are generous, even for regular servings.
Parking is free, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.