This was a food truck we were interested in visiting the last time we were on the island but it was…read moreclosed. This is right next to the fire station behind the Brewery. There is a very small seating area dedicated to the food truck-- the larger outdoor seating area is reserved for customers of the Brewery. However as long as you order a drink you're welcome to enjoy the food from Ikaika indoors or outdoors. The order process was easy-- they had the full menu on the glass of the ordering booth and a menu board with the gluten free options from their full menu. Once you place the order they give you a beeper that'll work anywhere on the property so you can definitely place the order and head inside the brewery to grab a drink. It did take a long time for our orders to come out-- there were 2 people on average preparing the food while 1 person was in charge of managing the register. The sauce that came with the fish and chips were amazing and got praise from all of us. We also ordered kimchi fried rice and while the kimchi was great, some of the rice tasted undercooked and the celery felt a little strange as an addition. The kalua sandwich was very solid and the buns were toasted beautifully golden and we did order the award winning beans but my partner was not a fan of the sweetness. The coleslaw that came with the fish and chips also had a gingery aftertaste.

Absolutely incredible hidden gem with a kind owner. The chicken was so tender, rice was fresh and…read morefluffy, mac salad was delightful, and I did not expect the beans to be one of the highlights- they were packed with flavor. We split one teriyaki chicken meal between 2 people and enjoyed it at the brewery.

She charged me the "Palagi/Meauli Tax" on my purchase!…read more Two 2 years ago, I gave Soa's Kitchen a deserved 5 star rating. The food is still great and authentic, but I am extremely disappointed with their current business practices! Soa's Kitchen used to have posted pricing for containers and plates two years ago, but now there is no signage of pricing anywhere in the restaurant. I trusted the employee, and didn't pay any attention to the scale when she was ringing up my order. At the time, the total did seem a bit high, but I let it go for the sake of supporting a Samoan business. When I got home, I told my Savaiian wife that I'm pretty sure that I was charged the "Palagi Tax" today on my order, over $90 for 2 combo plates (Each Plate contained: 1pc Taro, 1pc Faʻalifu Faʻi, 1pc Fasi Povi Masima, 2 ribs of Mamoe Tao, 1 scoop of Kale Mamoe) and 2 Paluasami. When I showed her the receipt, she was like "WTF"! After going to Soa's Kitchen website, and reading several reviews, I see that I am not the only one who feels cheated, and confirmed the "Palagi Tax" practices! I want to support "Black & Brown Businesses", but I need Soa's Kitchen to provide fair business practices. Soa's Kitchen needs to post their pricing and they need to charge everyone fairly, not based on personal bias of the customer. If I ever go to Soa's Kitchen again, and I don't see any posted pricing, I will just not be your customer, I will not support your business!

Don't get me wrong, food is good but was quite disappointed with yesterday's experience. I got…read morepastries and was immediately disappointed with them. Got 6 of the small cocktail pies and 4 half moon pies and 2/2(4)supo esi/suafa'i and it cost over $90. All the small cocktail pies pies weren't cooked well, the inside was half jello and other side just watery and for $4 for one, I wasn't very happy. The half moon pies tasted old and stale, didn't seem fresh. I think the sua fa'i and supo esi were the only good items I got from yesterday. Quite expensive and not good quality for the pastries, safe to say not getting pastries there again

I ordered here with friends and family at the annual Aha Mele Hawaiian Festival! The portions they…read moreprovide you are plentiful for a plate, and, to top it off, it's PACKED with flavor. I ordered the BBQ Chicken, and it was so, so good, with the mac salad on the side. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for good, comfort islander food.

I was at the evergreen fair with my family and we loved the mix of ribs, chicken and mac salad…read more Prices were good and the portions huge. The customer service was excellent and a staff person brought the food to our table. I wish the food truck was in Seattle as there are no Samoan sit down restaurants. Also, please have panepopo. My family is part Samoan and they would eat that up. Thank you for sharing the beautiful culture.

Got a few good things at this store in Rainier Beach. It was actually a disappointment. Vegetable…read moreBin doesn't have many vegetables. Junk food seems to be the name of the game. There's also some overpriced apparel like shirts and hoodies. Convenience store is pretty much what it with not much you won't find anywhere else. It's gotta pretty cool design outside. This is shaped like a pagoda. Apparently this is a Polynesian deli. They have a few cheeses and meats, as well as a few salads. Everything looks basic. The shelves are mostly junk food like chips, processed foods, and crap. Honestly it's like a convenience store, with high prices to boot. It's located on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at Henderson. This is located close to the Rainier Beach station.

Really good Samoan food but so overpriced. I spent $60 for myself getting lamb, palusami, taro, and…read moreturkey tail. Taro was bad though-first time I got a bad one. It was not your normal baked taro. Was a little chewy might've been undercooked. Everything else was amazing. Service was nonexistent.

This was one of two places I wanted to take my bestie to for some great food I've had during the…read morepeaks of the pandemic. Thankfully dine-in is back open again, so we got here on a Saturday morning around 11:20am to indoor seating that was nearly full and a small line that was forming at the front counter. Walls have a bunch of photo frames, and overall place felt very homely. They have a ton of Hawaiian style plates and even burgers and some seafood, though we and most others got the former to eat. I ordered their chicken and pork combo Hawaiian style plate, and my bestie got their chicken katsu Hawaiian style plate. Portions are huge for both plates and both also came with macaroni salad. They give you sooooo much meat no matter what you get. To go in slightly more detail: - Chicken and pork combo: both meats were flavored very well, and a little sweet too though pretty salty without using the rice as a palette cleanser. Chicken had more depth in its flavor; the pork's flavor was a little too much for my liking, and was slightly harder to chew. Both meats had some sauce hat went onto the rice itself. This didn't detract from my overall experience here, though. - Chicken katsu: we both agreed this was our favorite after exchanging pieces of each other's dish. The katsu is crispy and crunchy, and the chicken itself retained a lot of its juiciness. Katsu sauce on the side is honestly optional since the meat itself is already salty enough. This place does share extremely limited parking with Cakes of Paradise next door, so get here early or be prepared to drive around the area to find some. Just get here, it's a place you can't pass up when you hit up Georgetown!

Classic mom and pop shop. I would say this is the most authentic Hawaiian food place you can get…read morehere in Seattle. Went to try the ginger crispy chicken and was very happy with it. I would have to say the most thing I enjoyed the most was the chili pepper water, it added the tanginess that the chicken needed and I was very pleased with the spice level. I am used to spice but this had a kick to it. I wish they sold the chili pepper water in bottles I would have loved to take more home! Can't wait to try their saimin and more items on the menu.

Casual and relaxed atmosphere and the sandwiches are outstanding! The buns are giant Hawaiian…read morerolls, super soft but not overly sweet, perfect for the sandwiches we had. Will continue to eat here again and again!

This was a spendy pie, but oh so good. A large Big Kahuna will set you back about $33. It is well…read morestacked though and will easily fill two very hungry people with leftovers likely. Our pizza was fresh and got delivered to the table looking delicious. There was a nice cheese pull and the toppings were plentiful. The staff here were nice and friendly, and the place, including restroom was very clean. If in the area we'd definitely stop in again.

My family and I were looking for dinner nearby after our stop at Floor & Decor. We decided on…read moreHawaiian fare at Bobby's and ordered the mochiko chicken, kalua pork and teri chicken, which were all good. My daughter loves fried rice and ordered the spam fried rice. We were a little surprised and disappointed that the dish lacked flavor and spam. Service was attentive. Order at the counter, food gets delivered to your table and we were constantly checked on.

I gotta say, I read reviews for this place and it seemed like it would be a total win. However, it…read morewas a bit underwhelming for me. The inside is interesting. No windows, lots of flags. I want to mention that the workers were all very kind and I had no problems with service. Even though we ordered at the counter, they checked in at our table multiple times. Unfortunately, the food fell flat. The Mochiko chicken was flavorless and served with a sweet chili sauce that tasted just like the kind I have from the grocery store. I thought Mochiko chicken was supposed to be flavorful on its own, even without a sauce. Also the portion was kinda small for the price. The Kahlua pork bowl had pork, but also what tasted like loco Moco gravy... which was a good gravy, but not what we really wanted on top of Kahlua pork. When we saw that it came with "gravy" for the bowl description on the menu, I was thinking it would taste something more like the pork itself. Also, it was heavy on the rice. Lastly, the guava cake had a nice soft airy texture... but not enough guava flavor. It is huge, but mostly air. We didn't order it to-go, but it came in a to-go container rather than on a plate. I felt it was overpriced at almost $10 per slice. Overall, my experience was just alright. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't need to return.

If I could give "priceless" star review instead of 5 stars I would! The experience you will have…read moredancing with Tamali'I is just that, priceless! It has been an honor and a blessing to have danced with the ohana of Tamali'i in California. You will find yourself immersed in the beautiful Polynesian culture as Aunty Londa never falls short of teaching you the meaning and value of each step taken and every word sung. The amount of experience and knowledge she has is vast and overflowing! She's not a multiple award winning kumu for nothing! The bonds made with the Tamali'i family are unbreakable. No one will understand the blood, sweat and tears you experience on the dance floor like your hula sisters. Spiritually and physically you will change for the better. Aunty knows how to blend experienced dancers with beginners so they flow beautifully during a performance as a group. Beginner or expert advanced level, young or not-so-young, bring your okole to the doors of Tamali'i and get ready for a life changing experience! Also get ready to sweat and laugh that okole off! Miss and love you Aunty Londa!

I call it home. Kumu…read moreYolanda Ku`uipo Taufa`asau-Vincent you are the best! If you want to learn how to dance the authentic dances of all of Polynesia, come to Tamali'i (pronounced: tah-ma-lee-ee). Dancing with them for 4 years was the best part of my highschool career! You'll meet tons of friendly people, and feel like FAMILY. I miss you Tamali'i!

Nice place for Hawaiian plate lunch in federal way. They have plenty of seating inside, we arrived…read morewith a large group of around 16-18 people and they were able to accommodate us, although it was off peak hours, and the service was very nice. Mixed up a couple side orders but corrected it free of charge so we even got some extra sides. The ahi poke bowl was good, maybe a tad too salty, the miso salmon was very well cooked, and the mac salad was delicious! Our friends who got meat dishes also looked like they enjoyed them. No vegetarian main dish options that I saw on the menu. The pineapple upside down cake was warm and sweet, a delicious ending to a good meal.

Food was amazing got there PuPu Platter service was awesome…read moreand friendly and the inside was authentic Hawaiian theme oh my God