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4.2 (385 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Red chicken curry

Ordered the red curry lunch combo, Phad Thai was great but the curry had little bits of chicken and some shredded pieces like it was scrapped from the bottom of the pan, never had I had red curry like this; just wasn't too appetizing

Buttermilk Fried Chicken Katsu
Sisi T.

The customer service here was great. Our cashier who helped us was patient and friendly. She helped make a suggestion when I couldn't decide on the mochiko chicken or the basil chicken. She suggested I could get both. Which is what I decided on. It was basically the same boneless fried chicken breast cut into pieces with two separate sauces and toppings. In older photos of the basil chicken it was more of a whole chicken thigh and leg. Which appeared to be baked to crispness. I was a bit disappointed that it wasn't the same as that previous pictured version. We also ordered a side of fried rice which came with Chinese sausage and was topped with the cabbage slaw. That was my favorite dish of the meal. There are various offerings of pre-portioned sauces such as sambal, katsu sauce, etc...there was one with fish sauce that had me at hello lol. It was nice to try a few. All were quite delicious. Portions were generous and the plate came with rice, Mac salad, and a cabbage slaw. The Mochiko had a Korean spicy style red sauce which was more a flavor profile than spicy in heat. The basil chicken tasted like a soy based sauce. Unfortunately they were all out of banana pudding and haupia pie when we arrived around late afternoon. I've sampled many a plate lunches. My mains and sides were good. Good, but didn't make an impression upon me personally. That doesn't mean I wouldn't come back to try different dishes to see if I may like something more than my particular dish on this visit. Glad I gave em a try while in town. I'm always on the lookout for island style plate lunch spots.

Combo Huli & Hawaiian Beef
Joshua F.

Buddha Bruddah is an awesome lunch spot for Hawaiian food. Fresh, flavorful ingredients - my favorites are the grilled mahi mahi, the pad see ew, and the combo plates. They have a sauce bar with seven (7) different sauces like crying tiger, nuoc cham, sambal, and old standbys like siracha and teriyaki for those so inclined. I prefer adding any of the lime & fish sauce based sauces to my meals. Yum!

Garlic Shrimp
Wendy K.

Bern awhile since I wrote a review generous portion on the Kalua pork, i decided to be a little healthier today and went with the garlic shrimp. There are soft whole cloves of garlic that add an umami to the dish. I think the chicken dishes are still my favorite and I like the slaw that comes with the entrees. Finally broke down and tried the banana cream pie that we heard a out at our first visit. Definitely is tasty!

Loco Moco
James E.

I ordered the Loco Moco. Burger was char grilled giving it a great flavor. I decided to only order one scoop of rice because 2 scoops would have been way too much. I suggest order extra gravy and an extra egg. We ordered online and the food was on time and hot. Inside the restaurant was clean and service was good.

Garlic Basil Fried Chicken
Maggie L.

4.5 stars for food, and 4 stars for the casual whole dining experience. Order at the counter, and then grab any empty table; someone will bring the food to your table. Food took 15-20 minutes after ordering. I was pleasantly surprised by the food. My favorite was the Garlic Basil Fried Chicken - so juicy and tender, and great flavor. I like to try Garlic Fried Chicken at different Thai restaurants. And this version is amongst the best I've tried. So trust me when I say "get it!" Both Loco Moco (comes with a runny egg) and Kalua Pork are good too. Some interesting beer selection, like mango or coconut ale. There are also coconut pie and chocolate pie for dessert.

Huli Huli Char Grilled Chicken
Vincent P.

Some good asian fusion food! I got to try Buddha Bruddah via take out and the dishes were craveworthy. I got the Fried Chicken Mochiko and Huli Huli Chicken. The fried chicken was a delight with some gochujang aioli, giving it a spicy kick. The Huli Huli Chicken was solid grilled chicken with a bed of rice and coleslaw. Both were delicious, but my favorite was the Fried Chicken Mochiko, I really enjoyed the crispy chicken with the gochujang aioli. Overall, this is a solid spot and the portions were great for each dish.

Huli huli chicken and hawaiian grilled beef combo platter
Beatrice H.

We ordered takeout on a Monday night. I had heard good things, but haven't had time to try them. The picture of their loco moco looked less traditional so we ordered a combo beef/chicken and a spicy pork platter. Their fried chicken also looked good, but we didn't think it would transport well. The portions were BIG. It was adequate to feed us, our baby and made lunch for the next day. The price was about 15-20 a plate so pretty average, but the value with the portions were great! The food itself was tasty, but maybe a little more korean than hawaiian. It was well seasoned and cooked well. The chicken was a little dry for my liking, but the flavor was good. It came with 2 scoops of rice and a scoop of mac salad. The mac salad was one of my favorites in seattle so far and the warm rice went so well with everything. Since we didn't eat in, I cannot comment on the service unfortunately, but maybe we can someday soon. Overall, good eats, maybe not just hawaiian, more korean, but delightful and well portioned. I would recommend this if you are looking for some tasty plates.

Coconut Cream mini pie
Sofia C.

Today, we went to Buddha Bruddah for dinner! Right upon entry, we were greeted with kind smiles, and great attitudes. My partner and I both got combo plates. Each combo plate comes with your choice of meat, two scoops of jasmine rice, coleslaw, and Mac salad. Every dish was a five out of five - great flavors and portions! The dining room was clean, and towards the side there were various options of sauces to dip! Would recommend!

Marie R.

This is a cool Hawaiian/Asian Fusion spot in, I believe, the Mt. baker area. We were craving rice and some Asian flavors so we chose this place for dinner. We got the huli-huli chicken and short rib combo and the spicy sesame chicken plate. The huli-huli chicken was flavorful, but it's not as moist as the HH chicken at other places. The short ribs were delicious, but the sauce just seemed like super regular teriyaki sauce. I did like some of the charred parts of the short ribs! I liked the spicy sesame chicken a bit more than the other plate. The chicken was more moist, the batter was not too thick and was still crispy despite the generous sauce. It wasn't too spicy for me either! The space is pretty cool and the vibe is chill. The lady working the cashier was nice and didn't seem annoyed when I asked for a few things several times! This is a solid Hawaiian spot in the area!

Spicy Sesame Chicken
Lily T.

Wow! We ordered the Loco Moco, Chicken Katsu, Spicy Sesame Chicken. The sides and everything was tastie. I highly recommend.

Buttermilk Fried Chicken Katsu

The food was great for the most part! I ordered 4 plates two of which were chicken katsu however one of them came with hair underneath the breading of the chicken, as if it was cooked with the hair already in there. I've ate from here multiple times and have always loved the food and service! so I know this isn't a common occurrence however it did leave a sour taste in my mouth and I would hope they take better action to prevent getting hair in items again.

Uncle Hong's Fried Chicken (limited time item that I hope comes back soon!)
Austin H.

I am surprised I have yet to review this place as this is one of my go to spots. The food is delicious, the portions are big and it is a great local business that helps their employees. Their original location on Rainier is a go to pickup spot for me but their food truck is frequently visiting the Eastside at places like No Boat or Volition Brewing and I often go there on weekends after a hike plus they are also opening up a new location in Kirkland too and I am very happy for them. You really can't go wrong with any of the food. I have tried many different items like their Huli Huli Chicken, Hawaiian Beef, Pad Thai, Kalua Pork amongst others. My absolute favorite thing I've had here was Uncle Hong's Fried Chicken, I had that back in September and if I see their Instagram post it again then I will drop whatever dinner plans I had to make sure I get some more of it because it was bomb! All of their plates comes with rice, mac salad and Asian slaw. The mac salad is delicious which is always a good sign as when I was in Hawaii I noticed the more legit places typically had the best mac salad too and their Asian slaw has a nice sesame flavor to it. They also have a variety of sauces that add lots of flavor to the dish. I usually just go for some sambal on my rice but they have different fish sauce combinations as well. A few items I have yet to try yet that I need to try are their loco moco, some of their seafood and their famous pie (specifically the banana cream is what I have my eye on). Rest assured I will be back to try those items though and if you have not checked out this spot then I strongly recommend it!

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Chicken was stringy and almost no sauce. Was supposed to be mango marinade and there was no flavor at all. Super disappointing.

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4.0(1.4k reviews)
7.5 mi•Mapleleaf
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Food was really good taste like we're are right around home back in hawaii…read more.. Service is excellent very attentive and fast food delivery after you order... Great atmosphere entire staff very friendly...

My first time came here. It's a bit challenging to get a parking spot. I need to go around one…read moreblock and find a way to get into the parking lot behind the building. All the staff were pretty chill and nice. Love all their smiles. I got my favorite, Beef Stew. I ordered this often in Lynnwood site, especially when I was sick. Regarless, it's on different location, the taste is the same! So, I'm happy about it. The vibe is completely different than Lynnwood one. This restaurant is darker and guests are way louder. Mostly, university students, I think. I like dim light atmosphere, unfortunately, I can't enjoy it much here. Too loud? Too dark? Or it's just not the right light bulbs, it got me dizzy. It was at night, it made the room even gloomy. Upon returning to the parking lot, the atmosphere is somewhat unsettling. This is particularly true for a woman walking alone. To access the parking lot, I had to walk through the darkness to the back of the building. Unfortunately, due to the narrow parking lot, one car was parked in a manner that blocked the exit way, requiring me to reverse all the way out. Overall fantastic staff, fantastic food, but I may not comeback because the vibe just doesn't suit me. This restaurant will most likely be very busy in the better location and fresh look.

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4.4(751 reviews)
2.8 mi•Georgetown
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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!

Kauai Family Restaurant is a true mom-and-pop spot with no-frills décor, big flavors, and a loyal…read morefollowing that proves how good the food is. Parking is scarce, so plan ahead and be patient. We came on a Wednesday and happened to score a parking spot right in front of the bakery. Once you arrive, get in line immediately--there will be one. The woman taking our order was incredibly peppy and friendly, even while juggling everything: taking in-person orders, answering phones, serving customers, and bagging food. Seriously impressive. All the seats were filled, so we ordered everything to-go. We got the famous crispy ginger chicken, spam musubi, and chicken long rice. I was hoping for oxtail soup and asked about it--she explained they only offer it on certain days and recommended calling early in the morning to check, then getting there quickly because it sells out fast. Can't wait to come back and try it. Back at the hotel, we feasted. The crispy ginger chicken is famous for a reason--so flavorful, perfectly crispy, and somehow even better the next day. The chicken long rice was packed with noodles directly in the soup (not separately) so the broth had mostly soaked into the noodles, but it was still deeply flavorful and comforting. The spam musubi leans on the sweeter side, which is great if that's your thing. Overall, this place is all about heart, hustle, and seriously satisfying Hawaiian comfort food. Come early, expect a line, plan for parking--and you'll be rewarded.

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4.5(167 reviews)
2.4 mi•Downtown

Solid musubi snackS!…read more Great little spot to pop in a grab a little snack or order a couple and make it a full meal! Beers available too!

Musubi Kai is a cozy restaurant currently under construction scaffolding. I popped in for a quick…read moreweekday dinner. I was originally going to order some musubi, but after seeing a curry dish, I couldn't resist. Curry Loco Moco Don ($16) - The chef first piles a mound of rice in the bowl. It seems to be higher quality short grain rice, giving great mouthfeel at first, but then biting into it, the overcooked mushy qualities emerge. The rice is sprinkled with a bit of furikake, adding a briny and savory flavor profile. Two beef patties are set on top, both with seemingly fake grill marks, perhaps indicative of commercial patties. They are homogeneous with a kind of spongy texture, pressed into a puck with a bunch of filler like Japanese hambagu. The beef is somewhat tender, but isn't soft enough to be cut through with a plastic fork. There's a fried egg on top, complete with runny yolk and even a small amount of runny white. They then ladle a couple of scoops of Japanese curry over the top. It's somewhat generic, probably a normal boxed curry mix with no embellishment, but it's cooked well. It has a nice thickness, isn't too thin or runny, lending a good curry flavor to the dish. I do with it came with a bit more curry since after eating about half the dish, it was all gone. Finally, some pickled ginger on top completes the dish. The curry is quite filling, probably close to 2 pounds of food. (4/5) Musubi Kai is a convenient and quick stop for a bite while downtown. Bathrooms - One unisex room in the building lobby, requires a key from the cashier Note: Musubi Kai charges a 3% credit card fee

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4.6(80 reviews)
18.0 mi

True hole-in-the-wall gem!…read more UNKO's KITCHEN is the definition of a hidden treasure. Authentic Hawaiian food and desserts in the most unexpected spot -- literally inside a Shell gas station in the middle of nowhere! Don't let the location fool you, because this place is the real deal. The food tastes like it came straight from Hawaii -- flavorful, comforting, and made with care. If you're craving real Hawaiian food, this is the spot. Portions are solid, service is fast, and everything is to-go, which makes it perfect for a quick stop. This is one of those places you must try at least once... and then you'll keep coming back. You will not regret stopping by UNKO's KITCHEN

I'm born and raised in Hawaii and this was definitely the best local food I've had since moving to…read moreWA. I wouldn't have guessed it would be in the Shell gas station, and when I first arrived I thought it had closed. To my delight, it was still open, and I just had to walk into the store. I felt like I was transported back to my hometown with all their decorations and stickers. The food was absolutely amazing with great prices and portions! The meat jun was something I can never find on the mainland, until now! Too bad I like 3 hours away (that won't stop me from visiting). The service is quick and if you want to make sure they have what you want, I suggest you get there towards the opening hours. The first day we went was during the last two hours of open and they sold out of meat Jun and their spam + egg musubis, but the next day we got there at open and they had it all! Amazing food, service, and ambience! You definitely need to try this place!

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Ludi's Restaurant & Lounge

Ludi's Restaurant & Lounge

4.7(789 reviews)
2.6 mi•Downtown
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Yum. Truly worth the hype and the line. The ube pancake was so tasty, decadent, and fluffy. I…read morerecommend getting one (two gals split one) instead of a stack because while it's so good, it's big and it's kind of like eating cake for breakfast. We also shared the combo silog which was a great way to sample more of the menu. I enjoyed the garlic rice and ilocos especially. The diner feels so cozy and homey - old photos of the owner and customers and magnets his guests left are a nice touch. Friendly and attentive service despite the busyness.

Made a stop at Ludi's for lunch after a hike. I've never not seen a line here during open hours and…read morehave only known about their ube pancakes. We waited a bit over an hour in line. You order at the front before being seated which means food arrives shortly after sitting down. With that noted, I wouldn't return to wait that long. First visit, to try a relatively famous spot, sure. Inside is a bit tight, but conversation can be had. My friends got the lumpia-silog and bistek-silog. Lumpia was tasty, but not particularly outstanding. Bistek was dry. The beef was tough to chew, seasoned alright on the outside but likely overcooked if not old. I opted for the oxtail silog which was delicious but pricey. Oxtail Silog - for $29, this plate definitely gets a double take. After waiting in the hour line, I figured I should commit for a tasty meal. Oxtail comes in a side bowl alongside a bit of hearty broth which the rice absorbs well. Meat is tender, falls off the bone, but pulling around oxtail bones isn't the simplest, so definitely have to bite around crevices. All in all, this plate was delicious but think it comes with a huge tourist tax I've had better value for oxtail plates. Ube Pancake Stack - four sizeable pancakes. Some pictures, including my own, don't do these justice. I can definitely get behind the hype. They're drenched in a rich ube sauce and there's plenty to go around. Honestly the ube flavor is present on the pancakes, but it feels relatively faint because the sauce is extremely sweet and flavorful, minimizing the pancake taste and expanding the gap between flavors. That being said, I think I would enjoy the pancakes with less sauce (or preferably, on the side).

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4.3(554 reviews)
3.1 mi•Belltown
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Karaage Setsuna is a popular Japanese and Hawaiian casual restaurant in Belltown. Their portion…read moresizes tend to be large, while their service tends to be swift. The restaurant is smaller, with tables for mostly two or four people. They have an outside area, though the tables were not set up when we went. We were running late for a show, so I previewed the menu before arriving and ordered immediately upon seating. Our total time there was an impressive 40 min with their fast service. Very good to know for future reference. Karaage is in the name and is their signature dish. They make it the right way using chicken thigh. Prices are reasonable for the Seattle area. We will return again. The Food: Curry Rice with Karaage, $17.95 - 4 Stars This popular curry rice comes with a choice of protein, which naturally, we chose karaage. The curry sauce is delicious. There is a lot of rice on this plate though. Hubby left half behind. Poke Salad with tuna, $14.95 - 5 Stars Their poke salad with choice of 3.5 oz protein was excellent with the mixed greens. The salad wasn't overdressed and tasted refreshing with a light dressing. I would order this again. Karaage Chicken, small, $6.95 - 5 Stars Glad they offer the chicken as a side. The small is a good compliment to salad. Instead of four pieces, we had five. Hubby was happy to have more protein to go with the rice. They are more of a 4.5 stars rating. Their service speed bumped them up to 5 Stars.

Solid spot for a bite if you're in Belltown. Nothing fancy--very casual, laid-back vibe. The…read morerestaurant does tend to run a bit warm, but it's manageable. If you order a rice dish, they include complimentary miso soup. It leans a little salty, but it's still comforting and a nice way to start the meal. I got the karaage curry rice this time--the karaage was crispy on the outside and super juicy inside. The portion was definitely filling. Service was quick and friendly too.

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Ono Authentic Hawaiian Poke

4.6(861 reviews)
14.6 mi
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This is genuinely the best poké I've ever had in my life (I haven't been to Hawaii yet, lol). I am…read morea poké addict, and I just about will stop by at any poké restaurant just to try it. This spot was recommended to me by a friend. The interior of the restaurant was warm and very decorated. There were a lot of Hawaiian cultural references, which added to the ambiance. The staff were so friendly and very helpful. And despite it being super busy the day that I went, they were all patient with each customer. I had a few samples of their fish, and let me tell you, the fish is FRESH. I am usually picky with tuna because they tend to have a fishy taste, but Ono's tuna was NOT fishy at all. Also, all the different flavors of poké were seasoned PERFECTLY. I got the spicy salmon and the scallop poke. They were both buttery and tender. The flavors did not overtake the natural flavor of the fish, and the sauce was seeped deep into the salmon; the same goes for the scallop. Sometimes at poké restaurants the sauce will sit on top of the fish, but NOT HERE. This place is genuinely SO SO good. I highly recommend coming to this place and trying their poké! + This place is so good that I am willing to make the trip out to this place if I am ever back in this state.

Ono is one of our Edmonds gems. Downside is there's always a long line which goes to show the…read morequality and freshness. Solid amount of seating but fills up fast. Another tough pill to swallow is the prices being a bit higher but again, somewhat justified with high quality, decent quantity, and overall delicious. Their rotating menu keeps things interesting but it sucks when a favorite fish isn't available for that week! Ample parking because it's located in a large plaza, but may have to park a little further away in the plaza because of the amount of people. They also have a Kingston shop, so both locations are convenient across the ferry.

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