Amazing service amazing food I come here all the time and everyone that works here is so kind and…read moreinviting

We love Aloha K! Every time we call and when we walk in, the lady at the front is always so…read morefriendly! Big smile, friendly greeting - it makes coming in a joy! We often get the family meal which includes 3 mains, mac salad, and rice. The portions are generous, filled to stuffing the to-go containers. There's a help yourself to teriyaki and/or katsu sauces and sodas counter. The food here is consistently hot and delicious. Always tasty, always savory, always happy to have leftovers! Today's order was: bbq beef: marinated savoriness and tender; short rib (bit of an up charge) grilled perfectly with tender, juicy, well marbled bites; and teriyaki chicken that's always moist. Mac salad is luxuriously creamy that compliments the rich and savory meats, while rice sops up the delicious sauces. Heck, I'm a sucker for the bed of cabbage for the same reason! You just can't go wrong here. Friendly, fast, delicious, and fairly priced. It's what keeps us coming back.

My wife and I find ourselves coming back to Ono Hawaiian BBQ every now and then, especially when…read morewe're in the Citrus Plaza area doing a quick Target run. It's kind of become our little routine -- shop first, plate lunch after. This location is almost always busy when we go, but honestly, we've never had issues with service or the food. The line moves at a decent pace and the staff handles the crowd well. The chicken katsu is a must every time. Crispy, well-fried, and paired with that sweet, tangy katsu sauce - it just hits. It's one of those plates that never disappoints. And you can't skip the Hawaiian drinks. Something about that combo makes it feel like a mini island escape before heading back home. We also tried the Island white fish, which surprised me in a good way. It was fried nicely and gave us something different from the usual BBQ chicken or katsu. Light, crispy, and a solid alternative if you want to switch it up. Overall, consistent food, dependable service, and a convenient stop after shopping. If you're near Citrus Plaza and craving a hearty plate lunch, this spot does the job every time.

Food was good for the most part. Got combo with kahlua pork and BBQ chicken, Spam Musubi and Guava…read morepie. I will say though that some parts of the chicken was undercooked and the Kahlua pork was a little dried. But other than that, things were tasty for the most part.

This place is such a vibe!! We swung by here as our final meal in Big Bear and I'm so glad we did…read more They have a small parking lot to the side of the restaurant. As you walk up, you're greeted by a massive shark head and you can spot their fun desert decor like cactus and peach umbrella covers. Instantly you know you're going somewhere fun. When you walk in, you stand in a line to order your food off a screen, and they call your name when your order is ready. There are QR codes so you can order a drink while waiting and you'll be entertained by the quirky surfer bro who's calling out names when people's drinks are ready. Everyone is donned with Hawaiian shirts and look genuinely happy to work there. There's a big outdoor patio with those peach umbrella covers to provide some shade, as well as seating inside. It kinda feels like you're in Disneyland because there's so much decor and so many things to look at. While waiting to order food, I ordered the island style cold brew with macadamia nut milk. It was good! We also got a tropical gangster, a frozen drink with passion orange and guava and it was the perfect drink to sip on for a hot day. For food, we got the pele poke bowl and the cabo poke bowls. The portions weren't big, they come in small bowls, and you're paying about $20 each for them, but they were surprisingly good. Not the best poke ever, but good enough for Big Bear. Both bowls had ahi but different flavorings and toppings. The cabo came with crunchy wonton strips and jalapeños, while the pele came with rice and veggies like cucumbers and peppers. My bf and I split both bowls and we enjoyed them! This is def a must visit if you're in town!

We spotted this place on our drive up and stopped for lunch. It's really a vibe and fun to…read moreexperience. You enter and get in line for drinks and food orders from on the large tablets. Food comes out pretty quick too. The decor, menu, and staff are all on point. I wish there were more menu options with veggies but other than that it's fun and great for photos. The view from the patio is the est too!

Was disappointed the doors were locked at 1 pm , even when their hours of service says open at…read morenoon.. With that we decided to eat next door at HK BBQ and while we waited for our number to be called. I went back to Ohana Cravings to see maybe the staff were running late. Upon thorough inspection i noticed a note from the building manager, apparently the business owner is either defaulted on their lease or abandoned their business. As of today , i am not sure if Ohana Cravings will be back in business again? See photos below ..

Got there about 11:12, door was still locked and employee in the lobby still wiping down…read moretables....ok fine, I'll wait. When she finally came over to unlock the door, she was having a hard time with the lock, like a really hard time. When she got the door unlocked, she held it open, I spoke, she said nothing, just smiled. Not a big deal, but if I speak, SPEAK BACK!!! Ordered the Pineapple Coconut Wontons and here comes another problem. She then was having issues with the register ringing up my order for me to pay. My order was done before I paid, because of the system, taking it's time...I guess. When my total popped up on the screen, it was much higher than I expected. Then I realized, it auto populated a tip on there. Anyone not paying attention, can easily miss that, and I'm one of those people that goes through prompts fast. But I knew my total should have been in the $8 range and it was $10 and some change. When I took the tip off, it went back down to $8. They are one of those places, that charge for using a card as well. On the other hand, the wontons were good.

man I love Hawaiian food, and this is definitely hitting the nail on the head. super sweet people…read morerunning the place too.

This was our first time here. I've been craving some Hawaiian food. It's been about a year since we…read morelast had some out in Hawaii, and it's hard to find good. Authentic spots came across this location on yelp and hands down everything. We ate was absolutely delicious from starting to finish. The chicken was super tender and juicy. Great flavor de Kalúa pork, reminding me of a location. We ate out in Waikiki. The short ribs were BOMB! Every single thing was cooked to perfection!! The spicy Poke nachos were delicious made with freshly made wontons And to finish our meal we enjoyed a delicious slice of their homemade coconut cake. Definitely coming back they got two new customers for life !! Location is clean. Workers are super nice definitely a place for you to come out and check out if you're in the mood for some authentic Hawaiian food.

It's located in the Theron's Marketplace & Deli food hall. It's one of the stalls there and if…read morethere isn't someone there, one of the workers at the other stalls can run over to help you. That's what happened when we were there. For $15 you can get the XL plate and it comes with ALL the meat offered, rice, and mac salad. For the XL plate we got: 1) Teriyaki Chicken: -This did not come with enough sauce in with itself, so I had to take some of the sauce from the teriyaki beef side. -Chicken was kinda dry and not very appealing texturally for me. -A bit too chicken-y if that makes sense. This was my least fav of the meat trio. 2) Pulled Pork: -On its own, pretty dry but I can taste the kalua pork inspiration. Simple flavor, with very slight salt added to it. -But because of how dry it was, I had to rely on the mac salad to enhance this... 3) Teriyaki Beef: -Probably my favorite of the 3 meats. -This one had the most flavor to it and was sauced perfectly. -Teriyaki sauce was the perfect medium of savory and sweet. -However, this meat was also a bit dry and tough, but not as much as the other 2. 4) Mac Salad: -You can never go wrong with Mac Salad and this definitely made some of the meats more palatable, but there wasn't enough to make it THAT much better. Maybe it's because we came 30 min right before closing or my expectations were much too high as a Hawaiian fast food enjoyer, but I was a bit disappointed and didn't eat much of this dinner. Maybe I'll go back to try their shaved ice, but right now I'm gonna pass on this place for a bit.

Not Hawaiian shaved ice Not even good shaved ice…read more I got a Hawaiian Volcano and at best it was strawberries and cream diluted ice Also. Tiny spoons and half size straw. Was pretty disappointed and wanted to ask for my money back. Visited Saturday at 5 and ordered 3 shaved ice

great food, excellent service, very friendly and very nice location too fast serviceread more

Bor pen nyang. The…read moreLaotian expression, more or less, for "sh*t happens." Your favorite Yelp correspondent and occasional Uber Eats driver found himself in the northeast corner of Ontario after ferrying a Mediterranean meal from my hometown of Diamond Bar to Ontario when my attention was riveted by the "Kra Z Kai's Laotian BBQ" signage alight on the building. Upon entering into the communal dining hall, I discovered that Kra Z Kai's apparently shuttered a month ago. I immediately noticed the long queue snaking its way to the register at Shootz. Though I was crestfallen about Kra Z Kai's closure, I decided to roll the dice -shootz my luck, if you'll pardon my brutal pun- and try out Shootz. I tabbed the best looking item on their pictorial menu- Their much balkyhooed Kimchi Buttered Katsu Chicken Combo, which comes with spicy Mac Salad and steamed rice tossed with green onions and furikake, a popular Nipponese seasoning comprised of minced dried seaweed (nori), sesame seeds and salt/pepper. The moneymaker dish is excellent. The katsu chicken has a nice but not overly crunchy exterior, drenched in a flavorful, Umani-rich sauce made of kimchi butter. Shootz has locations in Ontario, Whittier and Stanton, so I don't know when I'll have it again...but if I I find myself in Ontario again, then I'll definitely take -you guessed it- another shot.

I honestly thought I already gave Poke Bar 5 stars but I guess my subconscious needed to confirm…read morethe consistency first. Which brings me here today:) This location in particular is probably the most consistently clean, fresh & cold with good service. It's literally my favorite so I know that you can walk in at any point on any day & get all the things. Like today, the one guy who works here is here on Super Bowl Sunday just being great. Of course he's got the game on his phone (let's be human people) but he's still doing everything he's suppose to with a pleasant tone asking everyone if they want to try the new Matcha;) I credit the owner for finding this guy...speaking of the owner, she is in the back hustling everything. (I don't really know what to say when Every. Single. Time. I see this lady, she's working harder than 3 Californians on a might-as-well-be-summer day.) I can't forget to shout-out all the beautiful girlies who made the consistency actual happen--like the owner's daughter, I think her cousin (only because I think I heard someone else reference them being cousins maybe), the petite cutie with all the gold & the most amazing nailsssssss! I digress... And it's cold. The importance of keeping seafood fresh in a clean, cold environment is a non-negotiable. Like AC always at 74. O and metal chairs, a clean bathroom AND clean floors. Yup, these are the businesses I love giving my money to.

I came here on a Monday night and it wasn't too busy. I got a large bowl with brown rice and two…read morescoops of salmon and one scoop of tofu and one scoop of tuna. I added cilantro, edamame, green onions, etc... to my bowl alongside cucumber, seaweed salad, and crab salad. I just chose Paiso as my sauce and it was mixed together and I topped it off with fried onions. I took it to go and had it back at my hotel since I was visiting the area and honestly for the price of a large it was delicious! The fish was fresh and the flavors blended well together! The workers were really sweet and polite so shout out to them! I definitely come back here for pokè