Open kitchen showcases chefs hand-pulling noodles live, creating an engaging and lively vibe. Interior features dark wood floors, spacious layout, and a glassed-in bar area that adds to a cozy, modern atmosphere. Crowds gather frequently, drawn by the unique noodle-making craft and calming ambiance.
Black pepper short ribs stand out with their tender texture and rich flavor. The pepper ribs deliver a super flavorful and delicious experience.
Strawberry mochi stands out as a phenomenal dessert, often sent as a complimentary treat. Several appetizers and udon noodles feature as main dishes, rounding out the Japanese food offerings.
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Making a reservation or calling ahead is recommended due to high demand.
Expect a wait during peak hours as the restaurant is very popular.
Parking is available in their own lot, but it can fill up quickly.
Dining room centers on a cherry blossom tree with adjustable flame hot pot bowls adding interactive fun. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, suited for mid-size parties with on-point music enhancing the vibe. Cocktails stand out with creative options like Wake Up in Saigon and Melona Dream.
Korean short rib skillet comes caramelized and tender with just the right char. The BBQ Beef Short Ribs Sizzling Plate arrives hot and sizzling, perfectly cooked with a satisfying spice level.
Soups stand out with black garlic tonkatsu ramen featuring house-made black garlic oil and a seafood soup with Thai influences. Dumplings, shrimp tempura bowl, and dishes like the short rib skillet with udon noodles and beef stir fry with udon offer solid variety.
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Happy hour menu offers discounted items from 4-6pm daily.
Lunch deals provide great value with mini hotpots starting at $10.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Small, family-run restaurant with Hawaiian island decor and island music creates a welcoming, Aloha spirit atmosphere. Seating is limited inside but includes outdoor benches with city and mountain views. The vibe is friendly and homey, matching the authentic Hawaiian food served.
Kalbi ribs come thinly sliced and bone-in, cooked well with nice-sized pieces. Spare ribs are also fabulous and easy to enjoy for all ages.
Chicken katsu stands out with its crispy texture and juicy flavor. Spam musubi comes with a special sauce that adds a unique touch. Kalbi plates and mac salad also feature as notable dishes.
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Parking is a bit weird; I recommend parking on the street and walking in to avoid getting towed.
The inside of the cafe is really small, so I suggest taking food to go or hoping there's an open table.
They kept gluten-free teriyaki sauce in stock and can make many dishes gluten-free.
Noodle shop features unique wood ceiling designs and a vinyl record collection that sets a cool vibe. Music plays a key role, with anime visuals adding to the atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers a relaxed space away from the street, while seating includes backless stools and varied options.
Meaty ribs stand out as a favorite appetizer and come in variations like spare ribs and sweet and sour ribs. They pair well with dishes like dumplings and kale salad for a solid meal.
Menu includes munchies, noodle bowls, and mochi for dessert. Poutine fries blend Japanese curry with Canadian cheese bites and fries. Service features warm, friendly interaction enhancing the meal.
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Happy hour offers 50% off appetizers and sake from 4-6pm daily.
Expect small portion sizes; consider ordering multiple dishes.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is preferred for tips.
Spacious interior blends modern decor with Asian fusion vibe, featuring red lanterns and elegant table settings. Atmosphere stays calm and relaxing with a soothing music playlist enhancing the experience. The setting feels family-friendly and welcoming, balancing stylish design with comfort.
Ribs come alongside sushi and noodle dishes, forming part of a varied menu. The ribs satisfy cravings with their presence among other Asian-inspired options.
Sushi stands out with rolls like the dragon roll and spicy yellowtail delivering strong flavors. Dim sum options include fish and shrimp, and dishes like General Tso's chicken and Sesame chicken add variety.
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The restaurant accommodates dietary restrictions and allergies.
Expect no wait times during off-peak hours.
Prices are fair for the quality and quantity of food.
Building resembles fast food but offers fresh Hawaiian BBQ with generous portions and affordable prices. Atmosphere is clean and no frills, focusing on straightforward dining. Menu features standout items like Kona Fire Chicken and seafood boil, attracting those seeking authentic Hawaiian flavors without travel.
Short ribs come out tender and impeccable, often served with teriyaki and katsu sauces on the side. The BBQ mix includes beef, chicken, and ribs, all cooked to a soft, flavorful finish.
Katsu chicken stands out as a consistent favorite, praised for its flavor and texture. The BBQ chicken and short ribs with teriyaki and katsu sauces also feature prominently as popular choices.
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The cost is $35 for two full plates, providing generous portions.
Kona Hawaiian BBQ- Pecos offers a 15% discount on the seafood boil.
One entree is large enough for most people to split.
Small space with about eight tables offers a laid-back Hawaiian vibe and minimal decor featuring murals that evoke local Hawaiian life. Relaxing Hawaiian music plays consistently, creating a welcoming, home-like atmosphere. Outdoor seating and self-order kiosks support a mostly to-go dining pattern.
Short ribs come out flavorful and tender with a barbecue style that stands out. They pair well with sides like Mac salad and rice, making for a consistently delicious meal.
Chicken katsu stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. Plates often combine teriyaki beef, BBQ chicken, and sides like macaroni salad, offering a hearty mix of tastes.
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The restaurant offers large portion sizes, perfect for sharing.
They recently opened a new location with extended hours.
Expect a variety of unique Hawaiian dishes not found elsewhere.
Elegant restaurant offers stunning mountain views and a spacious indoor/outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere feels luxurious and comfortable, blending beautiful architecture with a relaxed vibe. Guests enjoy fine dining with standout cocktails and exceptional dishes like sushi and steaks.
Chipotle glazed Wagyu short ribs come tender and perfectly cooked, with the bone slipping right off the meat. These ribs melt in your mouth and stand out as a must-try dish.
Sushi stands out with very high quality and freshness. The Spicy Hiramasa roll features fresh wasabi and in-house ponzu sauce that boost its flavor.
Good to know
Reservations are essential, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Expect wait times of 30 minutes or longer without a reservation.
Prices are on the higher side, reflecting the quality of food and service.
Restaurant offers quiet atmosphere with a clean interior and a drive-thru window for quick service. Menu features authentic Hawaiian BBQ with tender meats and standout macaroni salad. Prices provide excellent value for generous portions.
Short ribs come tender and flavorful, served with rice, mac salad, and vegetables. The Kalbi Short Ribs stand out among other meat options like BBQ Chicken and Kalua Pork.
Chicken katsu stands out with its tender meat and pairs well with a distinctive katsu sauce. The Hawaiian style barbecue chicken combo offers a solid portion and consistent flavor.
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Expect to pay around $40 for two plates and drinks.
Tips are suggested at the drive-through, with options of 15%, 20%, and 25%.
The restaurant offers a drive-through service for quick orders.
Small space with smokeless tabletop grills creates an interactive dining experience. Mellow music and friendly staff set a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Features include an open salad bar and DIY sauce corner, blending casual vibes with thoughtful touches.
Short ribs come marinated in bulgogi sauce with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. The meat is super fresh, especially the short ribs and pork belly.
Offers an all-you-can-eat meal with appetizers, sushi, ramen, and meat selections at a reasonable price. Sushi rolls are half off and tasty, with options like spicy pork belly and ramen also available.
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They charge an 18% gratuity fee on top of the bill.
The all-you-can-eat meal for $78 for two includes appetizers, sushi, ramen, and meat.
You can order until 8:00 p.m. if you arrive by 7:20 p.m.
Open kitchen concept reveals chefs preparing authentic Chinese street food on a big screen, creating a calm and well-lit atmosphere. Simple, clean interior with white tablecloths and spacious seating offers a tranquil dining experience. The environment suits any occasion and feels friendly and welcoming.
Pork ribs come tender and packed with flavor. The house special pork rib noodles combine rich broths and savory sauces for a satisfying dish.
Takoyaki stands out as authentic and delicious. The menu also features ramen, fried dumplings, and pork bao that consistently satisfy.
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Kungfu Noodles & Dumplings is open on Christmas Day.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long waits.
Expect generous portions at reasonable prices.
Bright murals and beachy ocean-themed tables create a Hawaiian tourist vibe in a clean, spacious setting. The atmosphere stays pleasant and cool, resembling a fast food place with a touch of fun. Large portions and unlimited self-serve sauces add to the quick, casual dining experience.
Short ribs stand out for their tenderness and flavor. Kalbi ribs and spare ribs offer a taste that recalls Hawaiian BBQ traditions.
Chicken katsu stands out with a more flavorful sauce that rivals L&L. The menu features solid options like teriyaki chicken, BBQ beef, and musubi, all delivering great BBQ meat and satisfying portions.
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Portions are smaller than before, so order accordingly.
Expect to pay extra for plastic bags; it's 10 cents each.
The restaurant runs specials, including free fountain drinks with meals.
Mid-century Modern design shapes a clean, warm space with big windows and an open bar seating. Music bumps lively, creating an inviting, relaxed vibe where vintage arcade machines and TVs add unique touches. Guests enjoy creative hand-washing displays and a mix of exotic cocktails alongside rich Vietnamese dishes.
Beef ribs stand out with insanely delicious flavor and tender texture. Korean short ribs add a unique twist beyond typical Vietnamese dishes.
Rich broth and fresh ingredients define the Seafood Ramen, served steaming hot in a large bowl. The menu offers pho tacos with pho broth, oxtail fries with a runny egg, and skewers of chicken, pork belly, and beef, all flavorful and hot.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with fantastic deals.
Karaoke happens on Fridays and Saturdays, making it a lively night.
The restaurant has a parking lot available for guests.
Korean barbecue restaurant with compact seating cubbies and tables featuring built-in grills creates an intimate dining setup. Atmosphere balances lively energy with a comfortable, nostalgic vibe reminiscent of authentic spots in Korea. Unique amenities include a self-serve ramen bar and tablet ordering system that streamline the experience.
Unlimited short ribs (Galbi) stand out with exceptional quality meat and well-seasoned flavor. Spicy pork and ribs also offer strong taste alongside the bulgogi and pork jowl.
A ramen bar offers fresh bowls while you wait, paired with a marinated egg from the salad station. The menu includes KBBQ, ramen, and appetizers like corn cheese and gyoza.
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Reservations are recommended for larger parties to avoid long wait times.
The all-you-can-eat menu is priced at $35 per person.
Gluten-free options are available, but choices may be limited.
Hawaiian restaurant with fun, friendly atmosphere and clean, cool interior offers authentic Hawaiian BBQ with large portions and quick service. The vibe is relaxed and focused on enjoying flavorful dishes like teriyaki chicken and macaroni salad. It stands out for its excellent value and distinctive Hawaiian decor.
Short ribs stand out with a full portion in combo plates. Spare ribs come as a solid option alongside marinated beef and chicken. Combos often include macaroni salad and vegetables with rice.
Chicken katsu stands out with its soft texture and well-fried coating, paired with a notably good katsu sauce. Gyoza dumplings and teriyaki beef also feature, with the teriyaki sauce complementing the beef well.
Good to know
Kona Hawaiian BBQ is not a sit-down restaurant, making it suitable for quick service.
The portions at Kona Hawaiian BBQ are decent-sized, but some may find them small.
Expect to pay a premium for kids' meals at Kona Hawaiian BBQ.
Former Taco Bell building hosts a bright, clean interior with Hawaiian-themed decor and an open kitchen. The atmosphere feels laid back and friendly with tropical island music playing. Seating accommodates dine-in guests, and ordering kiosks offer a no-contact option.
Beef Short Ribs come Korean style, offering a rich BBQ flavor. Chicken and ribs both stand out as popular choices alongside other dishes like spam musubi.
Konkotsu BBQ Beef Ramen stands out with rich flavors and tender pork. The chicken katsu is crispy and well done, paired often with BBQ chicken and slaw. Popular sides include spam musubis and takoyaki, adding variety to the menu.
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Parking is easy to find near the front door.
The restaurant offers generous portions, often enough for two people.
Prices are affordable, providing good value for the amount of food.
Black velvet curtains open into an authentic tiki lounge with understated tiki decor and lively surf rock music. The atmosphere balances beautiful theming without kitsch, creating a vibrant yet relaxed vibe. Strong, well-crafted tropical rum drinks and a back patio with abundant seating complete the experience.
Ribs come cooked well and pair with sides like mac salad or pork belly. They used to include a Hawaiian Roll and pasta salad but are no longer on the menu.
Edamame hummus stands out as a popular appetizer with a creamy texture. Other dishes like fried wontons, spam musubi, and tuna poke nachos offer good flavors and decent portions.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during busy nights.
There is a two-hour limit on tables, clearly noted on the table card.
Happy hour runs all day on Tuesdays with special cocktail and snack deals.
Koi fish swim in a pond at the entrance, creating a welcoming atmosphere in a large, casual space. Children run freely near buffet lines, adding to the lively energy. The buffet offers in-house sushi and a chocolate fountain, distinguishing it from typical buffet setups.
Steak and ribs come grilled and fresh, standing out among the buffet options. The ribs hold their own against other well-known buffets, offering a varied and delicious all-you-can-eat experience.
Freshly made sushi stands out with a wide variety including Tempura shrimp and other fried items. The selection also features a salad bar, soup, and desserts with soft serve and a chocolate fountain.
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The dinner buffet costs $17.99 per person.
Lunch costs $18 for children under 12.
Expect no wait during lunch hours, even with a crowd.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious, modern interior with bright lighting and clean, well-organized seating. Energy stays lively with stations like Mongolian BBQ and sushi bars where food is prepared fresh in view. The atmosphere feels inviting and comfortable, blending Chinese cultural decor with a contemporary vibe.
BBQ ribs come in an American style with a focus on barbecue pork ribs. Steamed spare ribs appear as part of the dim sum staples alongside other traditional items.
Buffet includes a wide variety of dishes with fresh sushi made on site and dim sum options. Sushi quality is best early in the day and is noticeably fresh and well-prepared.
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Lunch costs $16 per adult, while dinner is $21.
Expect a 20-minute wait on busy days like Valentine's Day.
The buffet has two rooms; reserve the first room for easier access.