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Chacha's Hawaiian Grill

3.9 (148 reviews)

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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jocelyn b.

Great service and atmosphere- The food was pretty good. Pretty salty ! Loved the Mac salad & loved the coconut slaw. Garlic chicken was bit salty - my son loved his chicken teriyaki!!

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Winter B.

I love Hawaiian food and Chachas definitely satisfies that craving. The portions are hugeee. One plate meal can last a couple days. The garlic chicken was super flavorful and crispy. I enjoyed it but would want to try another meat next time. Comes with a choice of rice, Mac salad, and stir fry noodles as sides. Great spot for takeout. Would recommend.

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Ashley M.

This Hawaiian spot is a hidden gem! I've driven past it so many times on Coburg without trying it, and what a shame, this place has amazing food. Such flavorful meat and fresh sides. The staff were also all so kind and friendly. I'd call this the best Hawaiian food in town.

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Ash H.

Finally, after 3 try and disappointed, we finally found a place that makes good Hawaiian food! The place is a little hard to find due to its simple sign. The food is by far the best Hawaiian food we had in Eugene. The combination plate is a good way to sample a good variety of you're not sure or just wanted to taste a bit of everything. I had the Loco Moco and it was good and the portions are just right. Don't forget the Spam Masubi! Friendly staff, good services, and the food is served fast. So, if you're craving some good Hawaiian food, this is the place to go!

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Kathy L.

Always looking for good comfort food & Hawaiian plate lunches always hits the spot for me. Not every place that calls themselves "Hawaiian" is good, but this place comes close. I walked in and the Hawaiian decor stood out immediately, the Hawaiian flag, the vibe, everything. The menu board offered to many plate lunch options and more. It is counter service, somewhat fast, very casual. The premises were clean and even with the dark interior, it was still appeared to be bright inside. You can have an option to sit in a booth or at picnic-like bench tables--family style. I ordered the kalua pork sliders, Hapa fries, beef teri rice plate and 2 SPAM musubi to go. *My sliders were very good, balanced well with the amount of meat, juicy, mild smokey flavor. It was a bit messy eating it. The only complaint was packing. The coleslaw was served on the side of the sliders and by the time I got to campus, the bottom buns got mushy and soaked with the coleslaw dressing. I was able to enjoy my first slider--it was the furthest from the coleslaw, but I was unable to pick up the next 2 without it falling apart. I'm sure it would have been different had I dined in. *The teri beef was okay, good flavor, but I thought the some pieces of meat were thicker sliced than what I am accustomed to seeing and there was so much onions. The mac salad was okay, a little too much mayo for my taste. *The SPAM was very good and reasonably priced...better value to buy 2 for $5 than pay $3 apiece. The only observation was the SPAM, was on the thin side--could be a little thicker. So the ratio of SPAM to rice was not balanced. *The Hapa fries were tasty, they were crisp and not greasy, but they were definitely shy on the furikake seasoning. I was just a light sprinkle...so much so that I'm not sure if that was worthy to be called Hapa fries. For dessert, they offered ube (purple yam) cheesecake with either Haupia (coconut) or Chantilly cream or ube cookies. I had to save something to look forward to on my next visit. They should add a chocolate haupia pie or a mac nut pie to the dessert offering and maybe expand the SPAM musubi menu to include a breakfast version with scrambled egg omelette or a chicken katsu version. While the reviews have been all over the place, my dining experience, albeit for take away, was very positive and I would not hesistate to return for my comfort food fix try other items on their menu. Their menu items seems to be a little more authentic (& tastes better) than the other Hawaiian (franchise) restaurant down the street. Definitely worth checking out--I will come back next time I'm in town for some ono grinds!

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George S.

We came here on a recommendation and it was great. This Hawaiian restaurant is very spacious with numerous booths and bench seating. The staff was great, helpful and friendly. The menu has a lot of items, but if you stick to what you like, you can't go wrong. I got the mixed plate (choice of two meats) with Kalua pig, teriyaki beef, Mac salad and rice! The Kalua pig was well cooked and tender. It was very tasty with that distinctive smoked flavor. The Teriyaki beef was very good, but more on the sweeter side. My son had the Fiyah ribs, rice and Mac salad. The short ribs were very tasty with that Lava sauce (Sweet and Spicy) it was basted with. We also tried the Da Kanak snack and Spam fries. Da Kanak snack is meant to be shared, with lots of fries and Spicy chicken, topped with pepper Jack cheese, spicy mayo, and furikaki. So good! The spam fries were my favorite! Katsu battered spam strips, deep fried to a golden crisp, and drizzled with spicy mayo! Give me more! Other menu items that caught my eye were: Poke, island tacos, and burgers. They also have Vegan options. I want to go back and try their Eggplant Katsu. I would definitely come back when I'm craving some good Hawaiian food! Happy Nom Nom!

Drink station & door to restrooms
Mariah F.

We came in to grab a couple plates- beef, pork, rice, fried noodles, & Mac salad. A couple fountain drinks as well for a quick lunch stop. Overall the food was good and comparable to other Hawaiian food joints in town. Soda wasn't great. Fried noodles had little to no flavor. Mac salad ahead potatoes in it as well. It was alright. Pork was juicy and tender. Yum. The interior was lacking cleanliness in most all departments. Floors were extremely sticky. I rinsed my shoes off in a puddle outside afterwards- ha! Table and booth had leftover rice on it. Overall not thrilled by the cleanliness in here. It wasn't too loud or anything crazy. The ice machine was broken but there was a large ice maker next to it for serving yourself. Kinda gross to have any and everyone touching that ice scoop openly & then it laying back in the ice. I can't say we will be racing back in unless we get a craving and want to try another menu item out. Wish it was just a bit cleaner in here. The lady at the register was so kind and helpful. Self serve sauces by the checkin as well- kinda in the way for others to order.

Jerry J.

Great service, authentic to the islands, plenty of parking, lots of seating, and amazing food! I never leave here hungry. I highly recommend the chicken cutlet or chicken katsu!

Da kanak snack

This place is amazing! I've been trying to find a good Hawaiian plate lunch place that actually tastes like back home and this place hit it on the spot. Let me tell you when I walked into this place it even smelt like a local grindz spot. We got their surf and turf special fiyah ribs/garlic shrimp plate, garlic chicken plate, and da kanak snack! Everything was so ono! Please never close down. Whenever I come down to visit the in laws I will forever come and eat here! Service was immaculate too! Aloha spirit is blessed in this place.

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Put your REAL hours down, nothing more annoying than showing up when it says you're open and...... you're closed

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Great food and great quality! Always a great dinner, highly recommend the short rib and chicken.

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Do not miss. This is the best Hawaiian in town. You will not find better in Eugene. End of story.

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