Taste good but not cheap for the amount Fast service off…read morepeak hour (5PM) But food has hair in it.

It's going to pain me to write this review. As someone who has lived on the west coast and has…read moreplenty of L&L chains to visit, this one has got to be one of the most disappointing. I put in an order on the app at 11 on the dot and ordered two items- a mix plate, and a katsu/chicken bbq plate. It's now almost an hour in and it's still not done... I am questioning how service can actually operate when it takes this long for two plates to be made. Meanwhile, I've slowly seen a bunch of plates come out for people who ordered in... not quite sure when they ordered, but when I arrived, no one was at the counter for a few minutes and then someone finally came along and saw my order receipt. I will say, while I love the chain, this specific location is unacceptably slow. The bbq mix plate is also almost $30 which is a hard sell, considering it's a lot cheaper currently in places like San Diego... I'm extremely disappointed and I don't like to give negative reviews, but customer service is lacking the check in that could have alleviated my frustration (since I was told the wait would be 15 minutes tops). I wouldn't recommend L&L in Annandale unless they made changes. Service is too slow, there's a lack of communication, and the meals are way too expensive. Again- I hate writing negative reviews, but time is valuable, and a fast casual place should be better equip with adequate staff with honest timelines. I am a believer of second chances, so please make this right.

What an awesome "stumbled upon" discovery!…read more I was in Dupont and wasn't even particularly ready for lunch yet when the music coming from here called me in. The reggae music was giving me all of the good vibes, so out of curiosity I headed down the steps. Once inside, I discovered a cozy and casual little taco spot with some great offerings and a warm staff. I took a quick look at the menu and decided on a fish taco and a jerk chicken taco, with a Hawaiian shaved ice to-go. The tacos were actually pretty sizeable and at a reasonable price point. I love the fish taco, but the jerk chicken in the other taco was a little dry to me that day. Either way, I enjoyed my food and was GEEKED out when I walked out with my shaved ice. Loved everything about this place and will definitely return in the future!

Just WOW. Such delicious food I got the jerk chicken tacos....unbeatable. The service was also…read morefantastic, I will definitely be coming back.

I was so excited when I saw a Hawaiian food spot pop up near me. The closest I knew of was in…read moreAnnandale so I jumped at the opportunity. I got some trustee items, and I sort of wish I would've tried the Loco Moco because that would have truly told me whether or not I would be able to come back to this restaurant. As of now, I MIGHT stop by/order from here in a pinch BUT I wouldn't go out of my way. Let's begin. Location: it's located in Navy Yard. It's inside of Takorean. They make it easy to order online. It's giving Ghost Kitchen. Food: I ordered two spam musubis, two ahi bowls, and two bulgogi steak bowls: Spam Musubi: I think someone forgot an ingredient... Or two. The rice in these was extremely bland. Further, I'm typically used to there being some sort of sauce/glaze, usually tastes a little similar to teriyaki, between the spam and the rice. That was not the case here. Also, the spam was way saltier than normal. I love spam. It's one of my guilty obsessions, and I eat it about once a week. Yes, I know it's not good for you. However, I say that to say that I know how it typically taste. This was incredibly salty. I might have noticed it because that sauce that I previously mentioned was missing. Also, the rice was super bland. I don't think anybody put anything in the rice, including salt. Not that you need salt necessarily with a super salty piece of spam, but you get me. Ahi bowls: this tuna was so damn dry. DRYYYYYY. The flavor was good, but it was so incredibly dry. It was definitely overcooked and had nothing to do with it being delivered. In the bowl, there is salad, two scoops of rice, and a scoop of macaroni salad. The rice in the bowls was good. The salad was also pretty good. I really liked the dressing. However, the macaroni salad needed some help. I don't like Hawaiian macaroni salads that are overly seasoned, but this one was bland and had no seasoning at all. It tasted like someone over-boiled macaroni noodles, mixed some low budget, mayo in, and let the mayo set in overnight. It was definitely drier than I expected. Bulgogi bowls: Now, Kau Kau... if you're just selling Takorean's bulgogi, then say that. Because it tasted exactly the same... maybe slightly sweeter. Same comments as before re: sides. And again, it hurts me to say that about the Mac salad because I love macaroni salad. That has been one of my favorite food since I was a little girl. My dad's family lived in Hawaii and my Aunt is Hawaiian, so we ate Hawaiian food pretty regularly. Mac salad is my jawnnnnn. The salad was the best item and it's not supposed to be. This place just didn't do it for me this go round. I might be down to try the loco moco in the future but not sure.

I welcome this restaurant to the dmv with open arms. Ordered from them yesterday.great taste great…read moreportions flavor i grew up with. But the delivery experience is a bust. The flimsy paper containers disintegrate from the heatand moisture. It seriously needs improvement

Brought my husband and a friend to Abunai for dinner to satiate a poke craving. It was quiet and…read morethere was one employee putting orders together behind the counter so we ordered at the kiosk. My husband and I both built our own poke bowls. Loved the options offered, and I loved my salad bowl. On the downside, although we both ordered the large size with double protein, it was a light meal (albeit delicious). Service wasn't great- we didn't get a text that our food was done and the employee didn't call out that our order was ready. After a 20 minute wait we asked if our order would be ready soon and it had been sitting on the back counter with the to go orders.

Each of the salmon bites had cuts with fat and skin remaining on them. The cuts of fish, both…read moresalmon and tuna pieces, were large enough to fit in a mouthfull. The cucumbers were old and soft. The rice was undercooked. The handroll wasn't rolled well and fell apart on first bite. As I was getting my order made corn was placed on it (I'm allergic to corn) and had to request they remake the bowl. Overall a very disappointing experience considering I spent $26 and love to support minority & woman owned places.

I always end up ordering the same thing whenever I come to Union Market, but today I decided to try…read moreSmall Kine, and I'm so glad I did! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and made to order. I ordered the sushi bake and lumpia, and both were absolutely delicious. The sushi bake had the perfect balance of creamy, savory, and crunchy with just the right amount of sauce, and the lumpia was hot, crispy, and packed with flavor. The sweet chili dipping sauce was the perfect finishing touch. The food came out quickly, the portions were generous, and you could tell everything was made with care. I'll definitely be adding Small Kine to my regular Union Market rotation. If you're looking to try something different, I highly recommend stopping by!

I was stoked to see Hawaiian and Filipino flavor represented at Union Market…read more I live 2 hours from the city so when I get a chance to stop by the market, I get excited to try new places. I got the spam and tuna musubi. Both had incredible flavors. I was a little disappointed they didn't have the garlic shrimp musibi but still exceptional. Ordering is easy on the touch pad and food was fresh!

I ordered the OG, Beef Bulgogi, and a butter mochi pandan. The atmosphere was absolutely…read morecaptivating from the rich aroma of the food to how warm and welcoming the owner Vivien and her husband Luke were. Both of the musubis tasted absolutely delicious. I was especially fond of the way the rice is so crisp and toasty on the outside, covered in rich seasonings and toppings and yet is so soft and goey on the inside. The multitude of flavors and textures compliment each other very well and it's clear that each dish is a meticulously hand crafted labor of love. The plating of it all was also beautifully done, from the seasme seeds to the sauce drizzle it all was very elegant looking. Overall if I had to describe the experience it was like eating a dish with the authenticity of a home cooked meal but with a chic and elevated look. 10/10 would buy again and I can't wait to see what else Lei Musubi has in store for the future!

Amazingly good musubis! So good that I've had them twice in a month! Yes, I went to two different…read morepop ups! Ha! The booth is always filled with super friendly staff and the food never disappoints! I can't wait to see what's on the next pop up menu that I attend!

We absolutely love the Tiki Room, especially since it's connected to House of Fu Ling -- it makes…read morethe whole experience even better. The atmosphere is fun and welcoming, and the food is consistently amazing. Jenny is wonderful, and we always love seeing Ms. Lin and Mr. Foo They truly make you feel like family. The hospitality is just as impressive as the food. Honestly, I've never had a single dish there that I didn't like. Everything we've tried has been delicious, which just makes me excited to keep working our way through the menu and discover even more favorites. Such a fantastic spot -- we'll definitely keep coming back.

Omg. I cant even start. This place is perfect! Ive been ordering from foong lin since i was little…read moreand now i come back multiple times a week. The best. Literally

Johan is an AMAZING bartender who showed me exceptional hospitality! I would absolutely come back…read morefor him, undoubtedly.

This place was made to party! We came on a dreary spring day- I have to come back during nicer…read moreweather because the building is made for it! Also I have to strongly recommend happy hour. The drinks are kind of pricey otherwise, up to $25 for a cocktail! But the happy hour deals are amazing! We started with a rum punch bowl for $22 and holy crap it was strong! It's also so cute and ready for Instagram, and every time one of us lifted it to drink we felt like Poseidon. From there were got some apps to share. The nachos were pretty good and had a unique flavor profile, and you can't beat $12 for nachos in DC! We continued with $5 mini frozen drinks and wow were those a deal! They were super strong and also super cute! A friend got the Pain Killa and again for $9 it was a steal and the most delicious drink we had. Someone also came by with free Jell-O shots and they matched the mood of our night! The whole bar is fun with quirky decorations and great views. I'm sure it gets really busy during nice weather. Plan for it and come for the best deals during happy hour.

This place is officially part of my permanent takeout rotation whenever I'm in DC for work…read more Convenient location, easy ordering, friendly staff, and most importantly, really great quality food. I usually build my own poke bowl depending on my mood that day, but the ahi poke is always a must. Honestly, it's the closest in freshness and flavor to Hawaii that I've found on the mainland. Lots of toppings, sauces, and sprinkles to choose from, and the prices are very reasonable for the amount and quality you get. Definitely coming back every time I'm in town.

Poke Papa shares a space with Pow Tea. I ordered at the kiosk, and I was glad I did. There's an…read moreentire vegetarian section, and I selected the vegetarian Kpop Bop. The tofu was really good. My only note would be it was super saucy. They do charge extra for, well, everything, so that's something to keep in mind.

Only came here to buy a drink so not much to say but live their drink options and the ease of…read moreordering here

I was craving Loco Moco and Blowfish Poke and Grill was the closest to me, just off the Rhode…read moreIsland stop. The meal was ok, not over-the-top but decent. To be fair, it's a poke place, so maybe the fish options are better. But I thought the Bryant St. Market was really cool, with several different vendors and different types of food.