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    This is one of best bbq food trucks I have had, their potato salad and macaroni salad is amazing. Will definitely return.

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    Juanita's Polynesian Delights

    Juanita's Polynesian Delights

    4.3
    (84 reviews)
    80.2 km
    $$

    Love love love Juanita's. I started coming here about a year ago and have found Juanita's shop to…read morebe such a nice experience, getting to try a culture of food I have never come across before. The food is consistently delicious, I've tried her garlic chicken, turkey tails, ribs, curry, palusami, taro, chop suey, and corned beef. The meat is very high quality and very worth her prices as she charges by weight, but make sure to get some of the other foods that she puts a lot of time and effort into. I personally love the taro, chop suey, and palusami. Juanita is very nice and easy to talk to. The interior is clean and welcoming as everyone there is nice. Highly recommend visiting to support!

    VINTAGE MEAL About…read morethree years ago I ate at a Polynesian eatery at Hayward. At that time I was craving for corned beef and turkey tails. Corned beef weren't provided that day but turkey tails were. I also ordered lamb, which was gamey. I read reviews and saw pictures of Juanita's Polynesian Delights. Several pictures included corned beef and turkey tails. I came to Juanita's last week for lunch. The price isn't based on per item but $6.75 per pound of food on your plate. For corned beef I approached it like brisket. I ordered two types of corned beef: lean and fatty. I selected two turkey tails. There was no pork sausage so I got beef sausage. Lastly for carbs I choose taro. In total I almost ordered two pounds of food. I ate inside this eatery. When I sat down I noticed a distinct smell of corned beef. I was concerned the corned beef could be gamey, but I never had bad corned beef before. I took a bite of the beef sausage. It was bland. However the more I ate the beef sausage it became pasty for me. The turkey tails weren't heavy at all as the fat was rendered well. I ate the two cuts of corned beef. The lean cut wasn't dry but was flavorful. The fatty cut was really moist. What really helped cut the richness is the fatty corned beef was the taro. The only item I didn't like was the beef sausage. After eating I was full but not bloated. Words like old-school and traditional are overused. Another word I would like to use to describe Juanita's Polynesian Delights is vintage. When you enter Juanita's the table setting reminds me of a mom-and-pop joint from the 1980s. Also what is listed on the menu that day is what is served. Unlike buffets you don't have to stuff yourself at Juanita's to make yourself full. A plate less than two pounds of food with a combination of protein and starch is filling enough. If I'm craving for corned beef and turkey tails I'm heading to Juanita's Polynesian Delights.

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    My Friends Place

    My Friends Place

    3.9
    (633 reviews)
    4.9 km
    $$

    If Central Perk served breakfast, it would feel like this place. We came in for a casual brunch and…read moreended up finding a new causal spot to brunch. I ordered a plate of crispy hashbrowns topped with tender pulled pork, smothered in rich, creamy gravy, and sprinkled with fresh jalapeños for a perfect kick. It was comforting without being heavy, like a warm hug you didn't know you needed. But the best part? They had fun flavored mimosas that made brunch feel like a celebration. We tried a few different flavors, and each one was bright, refreshing, and paired perfectly with the savory food. (Rachel Green would approve.) The staff was friendly, kept the coffee refills coming, and made us feel welcome without hovering. The prices were fair, and the portions were generous enough to leave you full but not overly stuffed. If you're looking for a cozy spot with great food, good vibes, and a reason to say "How you doin'?" to your mimosa, this is it. Can't wait to come back and bring friends for a brunch round two.

    We've been exploring downtown Manteca since moving to the area and had noticed this brunch spot…read moreboth while driving around and through all the great recommendations on Yelp. The food was really good and definitely lived up to the hype. Unfortunately, the service didn't quite match the quality of the food. The wait times--from being seated to receiving our meals--were unusually long. It seemed like they may have been short-staffed, which is understandable, but it did impact the overall experience. That said, we're still willing to give it another try in the future to see if the experience improves, because the food alone makes it worth another visit.

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    Tiki Tom’s

    Tiki Tom’s

    4.2
    (602 reviews)
    75.3 km
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    20 years in business

    Such a cool place, I have known about this place for years and why I hadn't gone sooner I really…read moredon't know. Me and a coworker went after work for snacks and a drink sand wow this place is really cool, as soo n as you walk in your engulfed in Tiki vibes. The place isn't that big and it fills up super fast so try to get there early. We showed up at about 5:00 pm and when we left the line was super long and we over heard the waitress telling people the wait was well over an hour. Now I'll need to take the whole family back here the kids will love it and my husband is a huge Tiki fan! Just go early evening you gotta heck this place out!

    Surprises in life are hard to come by, especially good ones. This place was an amazing surprise. It…read morewas off to a good start the moment I stepped into the dark cozy themed tiki bar. I was taking a break from shopping and wanted to try something different from the generic restaurants and bars in the Walnut Creek area and this hit the spot. But, really the best part was the food! Don't get me wrong, the drinks were spot on tiki drinks but my shock was the delicious Kalua pork with mango cucumber slaw (pro tip, ask for more slaw and less rice). It's was gourmet quality!!! I'll be back to try some of the other dishes with husband and friends in tow. Hope you guys decide to open up the outdoor area for happy hour...summer is coming.

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    Ta'ere Tia'i Polynesian Cultural Arts Center

    Ta'ere Tia'i Polynesian Cultural Arts Center

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    84.9 km

    i have been dancing with Ta'ere Tia'i for almost 12 years and in those years they've never failed…read moreto make me feel special. every birthday i've ever had has been celebrated with them, even when my dad passed they didn't hesistate to come and be by my families side. Ta'ere Tia'i is more than a dance studio it's a forever family that i'm greatful to have so if you are reading this and thinking about joining i suggest you do!! from the teachers, to the students, to the families you meet it's something that you don't get to experience often and joining ta'ere tia'i will give you the experience you deserve like the one ive had for the past 12 years

    I have been dancing with this studio for a little over 2 years. It all started with my daughter who…read morehas always loved to dance. A friend from school told us about the school, so I brought my daughter in for a trial class. She loved it so much we signed her up right away. Not too long after, I noticed that a lot of the parents are very involved with the group. Some of them dance, others play instruments and some help with costumes and events. A couple of the moms invited me to take a class, but I remember trying Tahitian in high school and never quite picked it up. However, the whole culture at the studio is like a family. Knowing that I could bring my kids, I decided to try it out because I needed some form of exercise. Never did I imagine I would be two years in and still loving it. I went from just dancing as exercise to being able to perform in front of people, which I have always been scared to do. The best part of the studio is all the people from the owners/teachers to the families involved. There are no egos or people trying to outdo one another. Everyone is uplifting, supportive and helpful. And just like the name suggests, it is more than a studio, it is a cultural arts center. We are not just taught dances. We are taught the language, the meaning of the songs we dance and even how to make our own costumes. Plus, you are able to participate as much as you like. If you don't want to perform, you are not forced to do so. They even have special classes where they teach you how to play different instruments. There are even fitness classes like Zumba. Of course, right now due to COVID things are different, and extra precautions need to be taken, so we do not have gatherings like prior. However, I highly recommend this studio for anyone who loves the Tahitian culture or just loves to dance.

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