The inside of this bbq place is definitely more impressive than the outside. Once you step inside, the wooden chairs and marble tables make it feel fancier than the ordering process at the counter. The food comes quick and is relatively filling. I was still a little hungry, but I eat alot :P

The selection of meat draws both from korean and japanese heritages and is quite good for a quick meal. The other bonus is that you get free wifi either from the tea shop next door or from Google wifi.

Meat and wifi – can you ask for more?

Pros: This small restaurant in a nondescript strip mall is very clean, and the food comes out quickly. The hawaiian music and wall decorations are nice touches to the theme.

Cons: Perhaps it was just what I ate, but the food didn’t have a lot of flavor to it. Quantities were large but overall it was too bland for my tastes.

I eat here often because it seems healthy and is a good value. The decor is nice and they have a widescreen showing espn2 all the time.

OK Hawaiian. Better than the late Luau Grill. But decidedly worse that J&J or L&L. Also, they don’t have some key dishes like Loco Moco. It’s mediocre, not great, but not terrible either.

However, the interior is pretty nice for a Hawaiian place that’s not Hukilau.

i came here to grab a quick weekend lunch before settling down to study at a cafe next door, and for a fast food type of place, the interior decor and seating is quite nice. the food is alright, and sold at decent prices. i wouldn’t mind coming back to eat here, but might opt for somewhere on castro instead if i weren’t in too big a hurry.