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    DA1 Hawaiian Grill

    3.8 (10 reviews)
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    10 months ago

    Great Food! Pickup only. The location is unusual but great service. Catering avaible.

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    11 months ago

    Katsu chicken had that crunch I was craving, 100% recommend especially for the late night eateries

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    1 year ago

    Food was really good. Service is amazing. Love the staff and atmosphere. Sushi Saturdays are my favorite.

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    Ask the Community - DA1 Hawaiian Grill

    Is this place "kid friendly"?

    No, it's a strip club.

    No have pork? Or just no show?

    They have carnitas tacos, plus carnitas loaded nachos or fries. All are insanely delicious, but think only available for in person to-go orders or dine-in.

    Is there "entertainment" while dining?

    I didn't eat there but I would assume so because of where it's located. When I picked up my order the gentleman outside was very professional as was the bartender who gave me my food. Hopefully no one hates on them because of their location because… 

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    I'm obsessed with their jerky! It's $15 a pack, but it is SO GOOD! If you've never tasted it it's…read moreeasy to pass on, but then they offer you a sample and as soon as your taste buds connect with a bite it's game over. I've been known to buy multiple packs when I see this food truck, just because I know if I bring it home my family will devour it. On top of the incredible jerky, they also have so many delicious options. I usually go for the longpia and it's always packed with flavor. I also like that their sweet chili sauce has a bit of a kick to it. You can't go wrong with any of their dishes and it typically doesn't take too long for your food to be ready after ordering. They do give you a little buzzer so you don't have to hover, and the food is always hot and fresh. Whenever I'm at an event with Baboy Boys I'm stopping.

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    A true bang-for-your-buck kind of spot. I kept seeing people walk out with tray orders for takeout,…read moreand now I know why. They've got both quality and quantity. The pancit was a hitter, especially with the pork skewers and lechón. For around $30, you can get a tray that easily feeds 3-4 people. That's hard to beat. This is more of a wish than a complaint: if they ever did longaniza with garlic rice, or tocino as a breakfast option one day a week, I'd be first in line. There just aren't enough Filipino food spots around here. If you've never had Filipino food before, let me make it easy: First order: BBQ meat with rice and lumpia. Fifth order: Upgrade to adobo or sinigang. Tenth order: Get the halo-halo. You're in now. Friendly people, good portions, and real comfort food. Definitely worth checking out.

    If you're looking for Filipino soul food, Kabayan isn't too bad. Their menu changes daily, so there…read morewon't always be the same thing. I got the half and half combo with the pork adobo and one other rib entree. The vinegar on the adobo was too strong for me. The other rib entree was fine. It was tender and the meat fell off the bone. I tried one of their ube buns, and yum, delicious. Should I come back, I want to try the halo halo. Service was good. The staff were very sweet. Kabayan also sells drinks, chips, and snacks on the side. It's half a mini mart and half restaurant.

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