Ordered the bbq chicken on a stick that came smothered in ketchup. Nothing matched the photos. Dry…read moreunflavored chicken on top of the pancit??? Won't eat here again!!

Food was exceptionally good, it taste as good as it was prepared by a Filipino cook that we are…read moreused to.

Visited Hawaiian Style BBQ under the new ownership, and even though a few items I had enjoyed in…read morethe past were no longer available, it didn't take away from the overall experience at all. The food still felt authentic and full of true Hawaiian flavor. Coming from a family with roots in the Big Island and Maui, I can appreciate when a place captures that genuine island-style taste and atmosphere. One thing that really stood out was how they start you off with fresh in-house made pork rinds, similar to how Mexican restaurants serve chips and salsa when you sit down. It was a unique and welcoming touch. We ordered the spicy poke, Spam musubis, and a mixed BBQ plate with two scoops of mac salad. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. The mac salad especially had that classic island-style taste that's hard to find done right. The staff was friendly, the decor looked great, and the restaurant had a warm, inviting feel. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for authentic Hawaiian comfort food.

The food absolutely delivered. The ribeye was the standout. Juicy. Tender. Packed with smoky,…read moregrilled flavor in every bite. It had that perfect char on the outside while staying incredibly flavorful and moist inside. Definitely the star of the meal. The chicken was just as impressive. Well-seasoned. Perfectly cooked. Every bite was tender with a hint of sweetness and that signature Hawaiian-style barbecue flavor that keeps you coming back for more. Don't overlook the rice. Soft. Moist. Buttery. It soaked up every bit of flavor from the meats and tied the whole plate together. Simple, but done exactly right. The restaurant was busy, which speaks to how popular it is. The staff looked a little overwhelmed during the rush, and you could tell an extra set of hands would've helped. Even so, everyone remained friendly, worked hard, and never let the quality of the food slip. If you're willing to be a little patient during peak hours, you'll be rewarded with a meal that's absolutely worth the wait. It's giving... the kitchen clocked in while the dining room was playing catch-up.

Best Filipino restaurant in the rural northeast Athens! Who would've thought this gem would be…read moreplaced here 13 miles from University of Georgia! Food is amazing! Service is fast and friendly and ambience is warm and cozy. I recommend trying everything!

Honestly would give this place a 5/5 alike with service and ambiance. Beautiful hidden gem! Love…read moretheir plant wall. Also the service is fast, personal, and super friendly. We got the Combo with skewers. Everything was super fresh and I have never tried Filipino food so I will say some of the stuff may be a bit of an acquired taste but very good nonetheless. We also got the halo halo with one ice cream. Very unique dessert. If you take anything from this post please try the ube ice cream!! They make it fresh and it is amazing. On Saturdays they also make different and off-menu dishes. Will have to come back for that.

Went there to find the viral ice cream and yes they had it. I got to try the peach one and yes it…read morewas definitely worth it, very light and refreshing. They also had different varieties of juices and snacks and ramen. Give it a try !

This place is small but it's clean well organized. This place has fresh food frozen food. It a…read moregrocery store but small.when I come back Augusta this is where I will be coming to. When coming to the location. The sign to this place is really small. You will ride pass the drive way if you not looking. The park lot is very small. This place is Small but with a lot of goodies.

I always go out of my way to come here when I need lumpia wrappers. They have the brand my…read morenanay(mom) uses. Because of that I can recreate lumpia my nanay makes, and it makes me feel like I'm still at home. The owner is always sincere, helpful, and incredibly sweet to my kiddos. A few Filipino stores back home treat non-Filipinos a bit rudely, but it's not the case here. I felt welcomed from the moment I walked in, to the moment I walked out. The only thing that gave me a mini heart attack is how pricey the sweet chili sauce is. I wish she carried a smaller bottle, but I'll probably come back for it as soon as I run out of the Nagaraya adobo cracker nuts I impulsively bought. Z's also has a few slot machines and is in network with Georgia lottery too.

I wandered into Z's last week when on a tedious search throughout the CSRA for jackfruit (in brine…read moreor in water). After about 8 different stops, I was recommended by another Asian market owner to try out this place. I went in, and the owners were super nice and helpful, AND they had the jackfruit, and knew EXACTLY where it was on the shelf. I really appreciated that and they of course, were pleasant when I was checking out, and welcomed me to come back to do business. I would definitely go back to this market for my Oriental/Asian needs! :)

Bizarrely, the entrance was on the back side of the store where it looks more like you're in a…read morewarehouse district. It wasn't the most impressive Asian grocery, and indeed the other one I visited nearby was better in selection on almost everything I look for: Asian produce, fresh noodles, hot sauces and oils. The notable aspects of this one were an owner who really knew his selection, and who commented on the fact that I must be a vegetarian. The reason being that I bought (and they sell) an absolutely enormous variety of tofu. There were frozen tofu bits, tofu sheets, fresh tofu, tofu with some kind of "lava" inside. I found at least four separate sections in the store with notable amounts of tofu products. So while I didn't buy a ton of other things, I will be flush on soy products for a while and would definitely recommend to any vegetarian looking for some high-protein products to come here.

I am so sorry to see this closevfir twenty years I shopped at this market. They had soy sauces and…read moreproducts the current Asian markets do not carry. I hope in the future they reopen they will definitely have my business again.

I enjoy shopping here, I always find what I need to make soybean paste soup or Kimchi. Love their…read morestone ditsops.

The building was easy to pass up because the sign is small and the outside is plain. You don't…read moreknow if it is opened or closed so just check and see. I went on a Monday at 6:00pm and they were open, so if you call them to get store hours you may not get someone that speaks english, but take a chance and go if you live close by. You walk in and get the same good old korean fermented vegetables, seafood, and ginseng smell that you would recognize anywhere. Korean movies played by the cash register and a sweet old korean lady was there to man the store, by herself it seemed. I went in to buy some home made kim-chee and some frozen octopus and squid. It's a decent sized store, they have cooking wares and glass wear and pretty oriental themed items. Korean blankets, candies, cookies, chips, condiments, ramyuns noodles, beverages... cold and warm, dried and frozen food. Everything korean, I don't think I saw any Filipino, Chinese or Japanese Items. Everything was decent priced, had a good selection, not a vast one, but I went out on a limb and checked the place out and they had what I needed. I greeted the The nice old lady (halmeoni) with a "annyeonghaseyo" and she reciprocated and rang up our items and I Thanked her gomabseubnida!" and we left. I will definitely come back here to see her she is so cute!