Second time visiting this bar with Hawaiian food. The bar part was properly decked out like the island bars I've enjoyed in the 50th state. Food was better than I remembered, had the bento bowl with Kaluha pork, and it was pretty darn good. The pork had great smokiness, there were plenty of vegetables and the rice wasn't overly sweet. Also came with 2 gyoza, which were a nice addition. Glad I went back.

This place is a beautiful hidden gem located on 65th foster. The food was AMAZING, I ordered the pork kalua ramen, and teriyaki chicken. The Mac salad is definitely worth a try as well. But, the cocktails were the real star of the show. Our bartender Candy was quick, extremely friendly and accommodating. She saw to it that all of our needs were met with quick, professional, and cheerful service. And overall was a pleasant and friendly person to talk to. She was definitely one of the best bartenders I've ever had!! 10/10 experience. I would highly recommend, ask for the bartender Candy and I guarantee you will have great service.

I really liked the food I ordered and I thought the proportions were perfect. Street parking, bar, cool place.

Great Hawaiian tiki bar with solid tiki drinks, 7-8 craft beers, delicious Hawaiian food (our favorites are the garlic chicken & pulled pork sliders!!), jammin' music, and friendly service each time we come! Their new hours show that they're open daily 8am which is nice to know, but hoping that means they'll have some local breakfast menu items (maybe some Portuguese sausage/eggs/rice). No minors allowed but we're good with that since we don't have kids and keeps a certain vibe! Don't skip out on this place. I wish we lived closer, this place is dangerous!

This 5 star review is strictly for the grilled cheese. I don't even know how I ended up ordering a grilled cheese because it's out of character for me, but I'm glad I did. It's the perfect balance of sweet, savory, crispy, and buttery. The bread is nice and toasty, the cheese melty, the pineapple and guava jam balances out the savory, and the ham is good because I like meat LOL. I could do without the fries and mac salad that it comes with. Came here for the first time in like 2019? And the only thing I remembered was the grilled cheese. Came back in 2024, got it again just to make sure it's as good as I remembered and it did not disappoint. I forced everyone at our table to sample it because I'm dramatic and wanted to share the flavorgasm. Needless to say, we ended up ordering a second serving of it. The next time I come I will be having the grilled cheese, duh! Hopefully it'll be sooner than 5 years from now tho.

Had no clue there was a Hawaiian joint in this neighborhood, and this place is absolutely not what you'd expect from the outside, or even from the inside to be honest. Friend and I came in here on a Friday afternoon for a bite and a couple drinks, and ended up having a rendezvous of friends in the area that also wanted to enjoy an evening out. The weather was gorgeous, and they have a pretty big covered patio on the sidewalk, but unfortunately it seemed to be full of smokers when we arrived, so we took a table/makeshift "booth" in the back. (I say "booth" because they have tatami/plexiglas screens hanging from the ceiling to separate each freestanding table. This is a pretty cool idea and makes for some hilarious scenarios when the next table over is kinda drunk and runs into the screen, realizes they ran into it, turns and looks through the window and waves.) Up front, the specialty drinks were good, but nothing to really write home about - and that's ok, they do the job. What you are going to want to write home about is the food! First thing you're going to want to order is the Musubi - tofu or spam, they're both a brick of deliciousness. It's $5 for lego brick of rice and protein wrapped up in seaweed and you need to get at least one to put in your face. My friends and I all ordered different things - steak fries, regular basket of fries, pulled pork plate, the pork sandwich... but I'd been craving ramen for a few days and saw the hung ova soup just sitting there at the bottom of the menu. The Hung Ova Soup is...a lot more than you'd expect. It's huge! A kinda salty/savory broth that's full of bok choy, gyoza, your choice of meat (I got spam) and noodles. Yeah, the noodles are pretty obviously out of instant/top ramen packets, but I'm not knocking them for that. Those noodles are built to sop up the deliciousness of whatever they're put near, and when you put all this deliciousness in that bowl, it turns into something epic!