Couple things wrong with this Katsu Moco plate…read more 5 small slices of katsu. - L&L will give you 2 whole fillets on top of eachother for the same price (4x the portion easily). Sauce is like a concentrated teri sauce. - Loco Moco is usually smothered with gravy not teri sauce. - This teriyaki sauce tastes offly pungent. Rice is good, mac salad is good, katsu tastes good but a little tough

Great food here, got the kalua pork and katsu chicken with of course Mac salad, love Hawaiian Mac…read moresalad. I was not disappointed love island food when it's available. It was a busy Saturday night but my food was ready pretty quick. I like coming to this place it's always nice when you have a group and people get so many choices.

Best teriyaki in Oregon! Been a long time customer and will keep coming back! Great service and…read morequality food!

Had a hankering for katsui chicken and terriaki beef and Mashita hit the spot…read more They have plenty of seating inside and do alot of takeout biz. The restrooms are clean and the staff provides great service and friendly. Will be back.

Tried this cute stand on a road trip and it slaps! The two people working there were super…read morefriendly, explained the menu to me and everything tasted absolutely amazing. Very fast service as well. I got the Kaluhua Pork and oh my gosh... authentic Hawaiian for sure. Highly recommend coming here! What a gem.

Best authentic hawaiian food in Salem! Aunty Jackie and Uncle are super nice and welcoming . I come…read moreabout 2 to 3 times a week with my husband and toddler . You really feel the aloha spirit here .

Ordered the Korean beef with Mac and rice. Food came out extremely fast.... To fast. Mac was great…read moreand so was the side of rice. The meat tasted like day old roast beef. It was my first and probably last time trying this place. Sad but I'll stick with Hawaiian Time. However the staff were nice. Place is a Togo only. They also have a bunch of merch to buy...

I ordered a mixed plate with teriyaki chicken and kalua (I would have gotten shoyu chicken but they…read morewere all sold out) with 2 sides of Mac salad and some rice. The teriyaki chicken was tasty and moist! The kalua tasted good but was very dry and lacked cabbage, like advertised. The Mac salad was so bland! Needs more salt & vinegar for sure! The rice was overcooked and soggy, very wet and NOT GOOD... wouldn't visit again, considering I paid $19 plus tip. Also watched the employees on their phones multiple times and not practicing handwashing...

We could smell the aroma of bbq from the Lowe's parking lot and had to make a stop at Mauna Loa…read moreGrill. The meats were marinated and not just topped with a glaze, definitely hit the spot. Unfortunately they were out of the noodles, so we'll need to go back again.

Classic Hawaiian lunch plate. Friendly and fast with a menu that does not disappoint. Try the mix…read moreplate if your unsure, but don't pass on the macaroni salad.. The perfectly balanced flavors of the mayonnaise combines delectably with the salty sweet of the meats. A luau in a box, to brighten your day.

We had such a great experience at Pono Hukilau--this place truly delivered on every level. From the…read moremoment we walked in, the atmosphere felt welcoming and relaxed, with that perfect coastal Hawaiian fusion vibe that just fits so well. The food was outstanding across the board. The kids' fish and chips were a pleasant surprise--made with real rockfish, which you don't always see on a kids' menu, and it was done perfectly. Emma loved her sushi roll, and LaRue's shrimp sliders were packed with flavor and cooked just right. I went with the panko fried prawns along with the Hawaiian pulled pork, and both were absolutely excellent--crispy, fresh, and full of flavor. Even the appetizer set the tone for the meal--it was clear right away that they care about quality. What really stood out, though, was the combination of great food and great service. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience feel easy and enjoyable without being overbearing. Overall, this was one of those meals where everything just clicked--food, service, and atmosphere. We'll definitely be back, and it's an easy recommendation for anyone looking for something a little different with really solid execution.

The Hukilau is a fun, festive classic staple in Florence, Oregon. This restaurant you walk in and…read moreit just feels fun. It feels welcoming. The staff are so wonderful. The attitudes are positive. This restaurant feels like a good time. The prices have gone up. I blame the economic conditions rather than the owners themselves. The food sometimes I feel like the sauce is too much or the food is too sweet or too salty. I don't feel that the food is super consistent every time I go. I love supporting local business owners. I love the story of the restaurant how it started as a food truck. I just wish the food was more consistent when you order.

I've eaten here five times now. I think I'm officially addicted…read more On two occasions, I've ordered the Big Kahuna. Currently listed at $15, it comes with double rice, double mac, a slice of pineapple, pulled pork, beef ribs, and barbecue chicken. The Big Kahuna is probably the best value on the menu. For me personally, it's big enough to split, or to feed me for a whole day. While I loved the Big Kahuna, I'm not really a big fan of pulled pork. The third time I came in, I ordered the Ginger Beef. I liked it, but honestly not as much as any of the three meats that came with the Big Kahuna. The next two times, I ordered the large teriyaki chicken with extra sauce, to go. The flavor is basic in the best way possible. It's not necessarily interesting or innovative, but is exactly what I expect when I think of good teriyaki chicken. It's tender, flavorful, and perfectly charred. The pulled pork tastes like it was cooked in a slow cooker, or via some kind of process that took a very long time. It just falls apart in your mouth. The rice and mac are also plain in the best way possible. Traditional and plain, but still perfectly done. This has become my favorite lunch spot in Hood River. It's hard to not eat here every day.

Went around lunchtime--it was pretty busy, but the line moved quickly and orders came out fast. The…read moremenu focuses on Hawaiian BBQ staples like teriyaki chicken, pulled pork, etc. Most plates are around $10, and the portions are hefty for the price. I ordered the teriyaki chicken plate. The meat had a nice smoky char and a sweet-salty glaze (from the smoker outside). Not served piping hot, but still reason temperature, not super-tender either though. One piece had a slightly acrid taste, probably over smoked, but the rest was solid. The rice was standard. The mac salad was chilled, creamy, and well balanced--mayo-based with shreds of carrot, bits of green onion, and a light touch of pepper. Overall, a classic Hawaiian plate lunch. Fast, filling, and good value.