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    Lil' Breezy

    4.5 (74 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Louis B.

    Place Looked Very cool, Staff was Nice... Menu, Lights, decor etc... Love to support Local... wanted to try out da Ube style French toast... waited Awhile... considering dis Place was packed... it was understandable... French toast came in a Very Nice decorative bag... stylish For sure! Props ... Love it! But For da French Toast it Was piping Hot ripping with Hot oil... as you tried to chew, it just burns up yur Mouth lol ... ube sauce/Foam was great but you Need @ Least 3 of them to cut the cholesterol... of the Hot oil going Down yur Arteries! Dis dish reminded me Of Burger King's French Toast Sticks in Hawaii LoL! But this One was Super Krunchey and Burnt, Hard to eat... around... just da Middle portion is edible... Threw Away the Rest and just kept the cool bag... OooH well I should Have gotten da Kalbi plate i guess... good job though... Awesome Spot,,, French Toast I Prefer Pan Fried vs. HellaH deeeep Pried!!! Good Luck Fam! It's a 2.8 Star For Me ... Hopefully we can Turn it Around Next Trip! ALoHA!!!

    Garlic Rice* Lil' Breezy steak
    Melanie P.

    OMG what a delicious find!!!! I had the Pork Adobo and my friend had the steak. We both had garlic fried rice and the Mac salad. It was all delicious. I do have to say that I took some leftovers home and my adobo and rice was even better the next day. I can't wait to go back. I just wish they had lumpia on their menu.....maybe one day

    Lexi P.

    The soy garlic wings were probably my favorite thing here. We also got the loco moco and a 3-item combo. It wasn't bad, but it definitely feels like the food is catered toward a white demographic. The potato salad lacked flavor, and the chicken adobo was just okay. The Filipino chicken was good, but the longanisa tasted store-bought. Even the garlic rice tasted like it was seasoned with garlic powder instead of actual garlic. The loco moco had the same issue, it just lacked flavor. The gravy tasted more like a penne pasta sauce than an actual gravy, and while the patty was a substantial size, it was dry and unseasoned. Overall, the menu is just catered to a very American palate.

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    Audrey N.

    The food is not that great. The pork is dry and the garlic rice isn't that flavorful. For a garlic rice, it's lacking in garlic. The salad was nothing special. Friendly service, and lots of open seating inside Rodeo 39. I think we'll stick to trying other places in here

    Tiffany D.

    Located inside Rodeo39. Got the longanisa + garlic rice + yuzu salad. Felt like the portions were really small for the price. The garlic rice was really good though, but the longanisa was alright.

    Smash burger with fries
    Ana B.

    Ordered The Breezy duo with Honey Basil Ribeye, Grilled Garlic Lemon Prawns and garlic rice. The rice was heavy on the pepper and a mild taste of garlic. Still really good. Ribeye was dry and a bit rough. It had bits of gristle. Heavy soy sauce taste; it doesn't feel like honey and basil. Bit into a sugar crystal. The prawns are grilled with garlic butter and a lemon on the side. Cooked nicely. Also got the Smash burger. Its good but nothing spectacular. Don't really taste the house sauce. The side of fries are crispy and soft on the inside. Its a good price for burger and fries; $10. Decent experience, however, there's some room for improvement. Staff was super friendly and attentive. Lots of seating area and there's a DJ on the weekends.

    Jax Loco Moco*
    Katrina V.

    One of the food options inside rodeo 59. I had hoped for more as there's not many food options I like. The wings were a bit soggy and over seasoned. Honestly I could've done better cooking this at home. Service was standard with a cashier to take our order

    It was that good! Didn't even pause to take a photo before diving in.  Lil' Breezy w/prawns
    Kalen L.

    Great food! Friendly server. I had the garlic prawns plate. It was delicious with big prawns loaded with garlic. Just like in Hawaii. My kids each got the loco moco and loved it too.

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    James C.

    My wife brought me here, and we absolutely loved the food! We also visited their other location, the San Juan Capistrano Breezy, and we thoroughly enjoyed the wonderful tasting food there as well. The hospitality here is absolutely grade A, and we were continually impressed by their highly attentive service throughout our meal. Every dish was fantastic, and the welcoming atmosphere makes it even better. I really wish they'd open a location near our place in Irvine!! Delicious food. Next time we try the shaved ice.

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    Stefanie P.

    The shaved ice was amazing! We found this location off of TikTok and it did not disappoint. Very refreshing and taste was top notch!

    Jax Loco Moco*
    Pamela R.

    This is a new filo-hawaiian spot in Rodeo 39, located in the left corner by the bathroom. They have rice bowls with longanisa, ribeye, and even shrimp. But the one that caught my attention was the loco moco which comes with rice and egg. This was actually surprisingly good, and I highly recommend it for anyone trying this spot for the first time. They also have this ube french toast which I'll have to try next time. Service was friendly and they send you a text once your order is ready, so you have time to walk around and find a table.

    Breezy Does It, Jax Loco Moco* Tallow Fries*

    From the moment we walked in, the service was warm, friendly, and attentive. Everyone made us feel welcome, and the food absolutely lived up to the hospitality. I ordered the Breezy Does it, which lets you choose three proteins. I went with the garlic prawns, short ribs, and longanisa, and each one was outstanding. The garlic prawns were packed with flavor, the short ribs were tender, and the longanisa had the perfect balance of sweet and savory. We also ordered the Loco Moco, and the gravy isn't your typical brown gravy--which is what makes it even better. It has its own unique flavor that complements the dish perfectly and really sets it apart from the standard version. The beef tallow fries speak for themselves. They're perfectly crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and packed with that rich beef tallow flavor that makes them incredibly addictive. For dessert, we had the Lowtide Breeze--shaved ice nestled over a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It was light, refreshing, and the perfect way to finish the meal. Every bite took me back to my trip to Hawaii. The flavors felt authentic, the quality was top-notch, and you can tell a lot of care goes into every dish. If you're looking for genuine island-inspired comfort food with incredible service, this place is a must-visit. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu.

    Nina O.

    Hidden gem alert! I stumbled upon Lil' Breezy after driving by Beach Blvd and spotting Rodeo 39. A quick Yelp search told me it was a public market, so we decided to check it out -- and tucked away in the back corner was Lil' Breezy, a Filipino-Hawaiian fusion spot and it happened to be opening day! I hadn't been to their main restaurant, Breezy, but after this experience, I definitely will. I ordered their Jax Loco Moco, and let me just say -- I've been to Maui and Oahu and have tried many, many, many loco mocos across the islands... and this was hands-down the best I've ever had. The flavors, the texture, the balance of the gravy and the perfectly cooked egg -- everything was spot on. The gravy was definitely the MVP of the dish. So happy to have discovered this place. The food, the vibe, and the friendly energy made it such a great experience. Can't wait to come back and try their Ube French Toast for breakfast next time!

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