The food is great, though it's a limited menu. I had the sliders; one with Spam & one with kahlua pork. Both yummy; but if you're really hungry you'll want more than just the 2 sliders. My hubbs had the pork tonkatsu sandwich & LOVED it! Already talking about going back for another one! Good selection of soft drinks, including several flavors from a Hawaiian brand, they also had a couple of cocktails and beers available. It's a long and narrow restaurant, sort of galley style. There are no tables inside, although there are some outside. However, on a rainy February day, outside seating was certainly not an option due to the cold. Inside all they have is a long counter by the windows & those horrible tall stools like at bars. They're metal and uncomfortable. So this is NOT a place to go and have a long relaxing meal. Perfect for just a quick meal on the fly, or take out. The staff was friendly and helpful as far as recommendations go. There is street parking, but more importantly for evenings and in particular weekends, they are on the block that has the Amazon Doppler garage, which is free on weekends and also - I believe- weeknights.

Delicious food! Definitely a fusion blend of Hawaiian and Korean and great combinations and variety. It's very small inside with limited eating space so be prepared to take it out. There are a couple tables outside in front but it was cold outside and got lucky enough to grab a spot at the counter. The service was awesome, very friendly and informative and the food was prepared quickly. I will be back and highly recommend you do as well. The prices were not bad either and a good value for what you get.

We walked in and we're able to order on a tablet kiosk. We came here towards the end of the day and they ran out of galbi beef so just something to keep in mind if that is a dealbreaker for you. We went with the kimchi fried rice and luau plate with spicy kuala pork. The spicy kuala pork had a bit of a kick to it but it wasn't painfully spicy. The kimchi fried rice was just okay, nothing special. This location felt super casual with its bar and stool seating inside - great for a quick meal.

My sister brought me & my cousin here as a late lunch meal. I got the Lū'ah plate with spicy pork and I was scared for a sec that it was mistake to get something spice but it was actually not even spicy it had a good spice to it. The portion size was actually perfect I was very hungry but it's all packaged up so well and cute. Service was decent and welcoming. I wish there was more seating but it's a smaller place.

I went here with a friend for a quick lunch on a Saturday. You order up at the counter and if you get any spam musubis, they're next to the register. Seating consists of some inside window seating, and several tables just outside the restaurant. Since it's in downtown, you'll want to street parking or find another means of transportation. I got their kalua pork dish along with a spam musubi. Flavors hit the spot here, especially with the kalua pork, which definitely had a small spicy kick to it. Very well-seasoned, and happy that both the rice and the bun were perfect palette cleansers. Kind of minor, but their macaroni salad was tasty too. The spam musubi was all right but added more meat that I wanted since the portion size of the kalua pork was somewhat small. I was still full and satisfied with the food, and their flavor profiles are done right here. Highly recommend for some delicious and quick food!

Plate was good food for a great price! Everything was pretty flavorful. However, my friends who got the kimchi pancake and the spam sliders got pretty small portions.