Five Guys was just ok. I was expecting more for their prices. It was almost like just going to your regular fast food places. I got a cheeseburger, protein style and was pretty full after it. A big part of rating a burger is also rating their fries. I wish their fries were crispy, but I did appreciate the fact you know its using a lot of potatoes to make up the fries. We got 4 burgers, a large fries, and a drink and it came out to $60. Sheesh!! Their burger had no special taste or unique twist to them to make it stand out to me. However, I do feel like I got my burger fix satisfied. Just wish I could have spent a little less. Next time, we will all gget the little versions (one patty instead of two). The price is drastic... $3 difference read more

Gonna give this five guys a 2 because they said we couldn't have our puppy in the place but there is no sign saying no pets allowed they told us service dog only which there's still no sign anywhere other then that food is good but you guys need to put sign up so people know what's going on. I'm pretty sure if there's no sign I can take my puppy in the place. read more

Five Guys in Mililani has the best customer service of any Five Guys I've ever been to. Regardless of what shift or what time I go, the staff is all so friendly, positive, and kind. Great customer service! Thank you! Oh and the food is always on point too! read more

In the competitive world of burgers, Five Guys entered the market in hopes of developing a fan following following a good reputation on the mainland. Since there's no In and Out burger in Hawaii, will Five Guys be a hit in Hawaii? People in Hawaii work hard for a living and the first thing that really struck me was the prices of the entire menu. A "little" cheese burger was $7.69. My regular cheeseburger was $10.39. This includes all the toppings. With a medium fries and a medium drink, the final price was over $28. Now if the food is to die for, people will spend a fortune for great food. I had to compare my final burger to similar looking burgers I've eaten before. We quickly recalled the Jumbo Jack and Teddy's cheeseburger. The Five Guys burger was good but they didn't hit the mark in small areas. We think the burger itself was under seasoned (i.e not enough salt/pepper on the burger). Next the toppings were very minimal. I asked for mayo and ketchup and I had to dig deep to make sure I tasted it. Lettuce was small enough to fit the bun but no larger. The fries were good but not all crispy and consistent. Quite often the fries came in small pieces. Overall nice looking restaurant with a great soda machine and free complimentary peanuts. It's clean and always maintained. Maybe I was hoping for a big, juicy, 5-napkin burger. I think it fell short here. read more

Bacon cheeseburger and Cajun fries were awesome my only regret was sharing my cheeseburger and Getting a small fries.lol

Rented a car for the day to go to the outlets and snorkeling - had to make our lunch pitstop here because I love the burgers. Didn't disappoint. I love being able to choose exactly what I want on the burger, and I love that they're made to order. Delicious. Tip: bbq sauce and mayonnaise on a burger is amazing! read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Mililani, Hawaii

I've been eating at 5 Guys in LA for a while, and when I found out it was coming to Hawaii I was super stoked. Now I don't consider 5 Guys to be gourmet but slightly higher in the range of fast food. It's extremely difficult to setup a gourmet burger joint in Hawaii, since it's full of them. I can see how some people may leave disappointed or may think it doesn't live up to the hype, especially since we have so much great burger joints on the Island. But let me tell you it's a great burger. Like was mentioned in many posts, prices are higher than on the mainland. Which is not a surprise since we live all the way out in the Pacific. The only thing worth complaining would be the prices of the soft drinks. Prices of drinks should not increase. The price of a drink is $3.79! Which is pretty bad. Also sometimes it hurts me when I could have gotten a full meal for the same price at Chili's. Now that's 5 guys at this location has been opened for sometime with the addition of a second location in Kapolei. Its no longer crowded so feel free to enjoy without having to plan ahead like last summer. read more

Very overpriced. It is like ordering a jr bacon burger at Jack n the box but paying for a full meal at Teddy's bigger burger. From what I noticed, it is ala carts: choose your burger, fries, and a drink. My order totaled $15 something for the bacon burger, which was small, large fries and a drink... read more

Very disappointed in this establishment. I've eaten at a dozen 5 Guys and this is by fast the worst. My burger was dry, overcooked, and under seasoned. The bacon was burned, the bun was dry and the condiments were lacking. My queen got a shake, but it wasn't a task shake, it was soft serve ice cream with flavoring mixed in - how disappointing. The only redeeming factor was the fries - they were fresh and pretty tasty. I'll not be returning any time soon. read more

Way over priced. I could of gone to the chilis next door and got more bang for my buck... read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Mililani, Hawaii

Great burgers and fries especially if you're missing the mainland a little. Friendly staff and great management. Order online on the app during covid craziness and it was super easy. read more

Welcome to Hawai'i 5 Guys! Wife, mother-in-law, and I trekked it up to Mililani from town on Saturday to investigate the hoopla. We even downloaded the Five Guys app in hopes of getting some special privileges. After downloading the app, perusing the menu, and ordering, it said the suggested price would be $65! After shuddering, we still went. Upon arriving at Mililani Towne Centre, we notice a big line wrapped around the building by the theatre. (please note my pretentious spellings) Star Wars epiosde 10? Tarzan? Avatar? No. 5 Guys Invade Mililani Errrbody in Mililani was there. Even the Mililani mayor. Wife and mother-in-law put me in the long-assed line and did their own shopping at Longs. I was stuck behind a little girl who kept telling me the same joke: Why don't bears wear shoes? Because they have "bear" feet. After I told her the joke "what's brown and sticky?*" Her parents shoo'd her away to the front. Lo and behold, my Five Guys app said it's out of commission. About 45 minutes later, I was at the front of the line. The person went around passing small paper menus to people. There were no prices. I quickly texted wife to confirm order. Once inside I saw the prices. About 10 bucks a burger! Apparently they sell burgers at market price...of high grade plutonium. I ordered one hamburger "all the way" which means everything on it and two bacon cheese burgers. I was worried one order of fries wouldn't be enough so ordered three orders (one cajun spiced), and a cherry chocolate shake. That'll be 52 bucks please... (Maybe the app helps you rationalize your sticker shock). I recall seeing a sign rating Five Guys at the best "bargain" for a burger. Where did this rating come from? Abu Dhabi? Must need the dough to pay for the 20 dudes and dudettes working the counter. I can see why they give away peanuts. A short time later the order came in a heavy small sack. That was an hour. I loaded the food up in the car and we all scurried to the nearest shady parking in Mililani. Burgers were dense. Somehow they put another patty on my cheeseburger. At first I thought, "wow, they made a mistake," but for 52 bucks I should go back and ask for the rest of the cow! The burgers devoured us. They were heavenly. The fries were soft fresh and perfect. One order would have been too many. Good thing I wore my grubby clothes because I wound up wearing most of my burger. Protip, don't eat Five Guys burgers in your car if you value upholstery. To sum up: a helluva burger for a helluva price. *a stick read more

It's always great when a popular fast food franchise makes it from the mainland US and is here in Hawaii for the first time. While awaiting for Olive Garden to appear in Kapolei, we are treated with the first Five Guys burger joint in Mililani. I must admit when I heard the news about Five Guys, it was really something. I knew of the burger wars between In and Out was something legendary, like the frenzy that erupted between Philadelphia cheesesteak businesses Pat's versus Geno's. It's crazy like that, but it's Five Guys that's expanding its territory and reach to the Hawaiian islands before In N Out does. That's just beautiful. The first Five Guys started in 1986 in Fairfax, VA and grew within the Washington DC area. By 2003, it blossomed into a franchise opportunity that just catapulted the name to many markets across the country. They're basically a household name for many people who live off these deliciousness on a weekly or even daily basis. Many say Five Guys is the better version of In N Out, but it's always subjective due to individual tastes - at least what my friends have already said. To me, I've had both on the mainland previously and I am glad that at least one of the are here in Hawaii for us kamaa'ina to love. This Five Guys joint had its loyal following and it was very very busy. Lines were pretty much out the door when I came in. This inaugural Five Guys location in Hawaii is located at the Mililani Town Center @ 95-1249 Meheula Parkway. It's next door to the Consolidated movie theaters Mililani 14 Plex. A yelp elite friend told me it may be a RadioShack that used to be there before Five Guys took over the space. With that said, the parking here at the Mililani Town Center is very plentiful, but limited, as you know, all of Mililani comes shopping either here or at the Mililani Shopping Center for stuff. Lol If you are like me and don't live in Mililani, best bet is to come here via public transportation. TheBus route 52 primarily comes through here and stops off at both Mililani town center and at the Mililani shopping center, so that's pretty much how to get to Five Guys here at Mililani town center. Being that this place is really brand spanking new at the time of this review writing, the prices here are pretty high. You can get a regular burger for $7+ and it only goes up from there. There's no burger combos like other fast food joints do, but everything is offered ala carte, and it does add up when you punch in the total. It sucks, but some people enjoy the experience and the taste more than plunking down $10+ for the meal. I know I would be a little disgusted by that, but they're a new business trying to recapture costs in any way possible. My first and probably last, unless I'm really craving for one, was on 3 July 2016. I was meeting a fellow yelp elite friend to hang out and decided to try this place out. When I saw the lines, I thought it was crazy!!!! I spent about 45 minutes standing in the line and it just felt like it was forever. Finally got into the door and started ordering while the earlier patrons started to leave. Kind of hard when they're talking story 1/2 hour they finished their food. :( The restaurant itself mimics the properties they have on the mainland, only difference is that this one is in Hawaii. For myself, I ordered the bacon cheeseburger. At $10.79 a pop, you can bet that's worth every cent and every calorie! I also ordered a regular Cajun fries just to see what that would taste like. I haven't had Five Guys in a while, so might as well. Diet starts tomorrow! Lol For what is worth, the burger was really good and delicious. The taste itself can be a mixture of Teddy's and Burger King, but at least it's two steps up from McDonald's and Burger King separately. While the prices are double than what a normal burger would go for competitively, be sticker shocked to da max! You will be needing that credit card for sure, or at the least, I'm sure there's a ATM machine nearby somewhere. Still, this visit was decently average. Wish the lines weren't so long, but it's the grand opening and everyone wants a piece of the show. For me, I wish it wasn't as crowded as it was. If you love Five Guys on the mainland, it would be neat to try this place for yourselves. The drive to Mililani is a pain, but what can you do really. Get lunch and go to the movies afterwards for a nice day out on any given weekend. You deserve it! The ambiance of the restaurant was casual and loud. The service was quick and you can get lost in the shuffle if you aren't careful. I may need to come back when the hype dies down considerably. 3.0 stars overall, but 4.0 for the food. Support local! C+ read more

To all the complainers and moaners about Five Guys prices being higher than the mainland... um... DUH? You're in Hawaii? What makes you think anything is the same price that you get on the mainland? You're basically IMPORTING stuff to the island. Let's face it, its not easy to get it here, and it costs them money. We want to eat Five Guys... it's in turn going to cost us. That being said... my husband still insisted on going to Five Guys because he wanted a taste of "home." So we went...and at 1 in the afternoon on a holiday Monday there was a line... but surprisingly the line went quick. We were outside waiting in line... then 5 minutes later we were waiting inside (albeit in another line) lol. Took another few minutes and we were at the counter. Surprisingly... we found seats and sat eating some peanuts. First thing we got were the shakes. (This is either a new thing or a Hawaii thing but Five Guys didn't do shakes before.) They told us, first time they call our number would be for the shakes, the second time for the food. Exactly 8 minutes after we ordered the food came out. (Thats according to the time on the receipt.) Yes, its more expensive than the mainland... but so is living in Hawaii in general. But its Five Guys like you would find everywhere else on the mainland. Their burgers are still consistently good and tasty. Keep a couple of things in mind... if you aren't into big portions, just get the little burgers. Thats the normal sized hamburger. Also, keep in mind that it doesn't travel well - especially if you have a lot of vegetable toppings on it. The bread will get soggy. And the fries need to be eaten sooner than later. The stuff is not full of preservatives. It's all natural and thats what happens when you have all natural foods... they don't stay their unnatural crispy selves when not full of preservatives, etc. If you like a fresh burger and real potatoes cut up and fried in peanut oil this is the place to come. We'll be back, regardless of the prices! read more

Five Guys, like many other mainland chains brought to Hawaii, opened with incredible commotion. Lines for two hours were reported on opening day and still to this day, you'll probably encounter an hour line. My visit to 5G's happened 4 days after opening and at 3:30pm, the time that most restaurants have the slowest business. The lines were still there but they were moving quickly. It did only take me about 30 minutes from line, to ordering, to getting my food. Not bad. But this review isn't about the lines or how busy it is. Things like that only lasts about a month. This review is about how much of a disappointment it is. First, let's talk about the price. 5G prides itself on never frozen patty and fresh ingredients. In the Mililani location, I ordered one junior bacon cheeseburger, one regular cheeseburger, one large drink, and regular fries. It came out to $31. Thirty one dollars for a take out fast food restaurant. Let that sink in for a bit. *Average wage in Hawaii for adult is $15. You'll work 2 hours out of an 8 day workday just to pay for that meal and that doesn't what you have left after deducting for income tax. *The same order costs $20 in the mainland. What accounts for the 50% increase in price? I highly doubt all that buying power a large franchise has, it costs 50% more to ship to Hawaii. *"Oh, but John, their stuff is fresh." You know what's even more fresh? Go to a Pho restaurant, buying two bowls of pho, getting a side order of summer rolls and its still cheaper than 5G. Second, what on Earth did they do to their fries? It does not even taste the same as 5G in the mainland. What I got at the Mililani location was soggy and sad. How can this even happen? It was extremely busy and that meant fries should not have been sitting there getting soggy. I could only eat a quarter of my regular fries and ended up dumping the rest because it was terrible. As a big french fries guy, that was painful to do. But you know what saved it from being an one or two star? The burger. The bacon cheeseburger isn't bad. Mine was pretty loaded and I thoroughly enjoyed the burger. It was smaller than I had expected but you can definitely tell it was better than most chains out there. Patties are done well for safety reasons. In the end, I'm glad Hawaii has another option that bridges the mainland-Hawaii gap we've had so much for food but I can easily name other options here that is local and has a much better burger and fries that is cheaper: Franky Fresh, Smith and King's, Teddy's, Square Barrels, and the list goes on. read more

Through many tweeting birds, I keep hearing about Five Guys, but not really had any interest in trying them. They look fairly similar to how I would look at an In N Out joint as far as the red, white and yellow themed brick and mortar, but that's about it. Since driving by their building before their opening, my interest sparked and started to wonder. Perhaps trying them during a non-hyped time was a better move. Therefore, I was open to trying them without having to wait in two hour lines as I've heard versus a 5 minute wait. We did just that. What should I order first? Since I had some activities northward of O'ahu, I was happy to finally drive to Mililani. Parking was effortless! I didn't have to dive through a mosh pit to get to Five Guys. I was relieved at the site of no lines, no craziness of any sort for a burger. I've heard from my originated east coast partner in crime that people have compared Five Guys to In N Out Burger before. "Blasphemy!", as I gave him a funny look. I did my best not make this a west meets east kind of thing, but being a west coast native, I grew up with In N Out and loving In N Out. Five Guys is located inside Town Center of Mililani, near the Consolidated Theatres. You won't miss them since they are on the corner unit with red benches aplenty for anyone wanting to dine outdoors. They have two entrances; one door leading you immediately to the cashier. Look central, free peanuts aplenty in a shell for scooping. Wow and a short, fast ongoing line makes this place that much more attractive. Wooden top tables whether it be high tops or a table that seats 6 are available for the taking as long as they're not busy. Bathrooms are around the counter for the beautiful wahines and kanes to use. From what looks like a sign updated daily said, "Potatoes are from Idaho Falls, ID. Howard Taylor & Sons". I like knowing where my produce is from and this was a nice touch to acquire while waiting in line. It was simple as 1, 2, 3. While their menu spreads a nice selection of burgers, it was nice to see they also have hot dogs (Kosher style), cheese, bacon and or both. Sandwiches are also on the menu with an option of veggie style, grilled cheese, or BLT (I will try this next time). I ordered the Little Bacon Cheeseburger, (which was not little at all!) I love their free toppings option (Mayo, Lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, ketchup, mustard, relish onions, jalapeno peppers, green peppers, A.1. Steak Sauce, BBQ sauce, hot sauce) Love the option of being able to order the hot dogs and burgers as bunless! You can't always have a burger without the fries and we ordered the Cajun style which was only okay. They're not as crunchy as I hoped they would be. Fountain drinks aplenty (regular or large size, free refills), water bottles are also available for purchase. My favorite part of the meal is the Peanut Butter milkshake and loved the bacon as an additional in my topping (good to add to any milkshake they said) with whipped cream on top. Orders are always packed to go and are wrapped nicely in foil and the fries are housed in a tall cup. As far as my burger evaluation, I'm good with the freshness of the veggies and taste of the sauce. However, the bun was too soggy. I enjoyed the flavors and this was certainly an artery clogging type of meal and it did quench the hunger in me. The Peanut Butter milkshake was unforgettable and I would love to keep coming back for that. What's my intake on all this? I would love to try their sandwiches and hot dogs on round 2 of another trip here and a different milkshake to add many more bacon toppings with. But certainly is far out in comparison to my beloved In N Out. The freshness level is completely out of this world when you bite on an In N Out burger. Perhaps I have to try the legit Five Guys on the mainland? Overall rating: 3.5 read more

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We waited until the hype was over to try this place. Nice little burger joint with little ambiance. The menu is indeed good but I opted for the little kids bacon burger, cost $8.09, worth it NO. Two adult sized bacon burgers followed at $11.79 apiece. Large fries at $7.89 each as well as Large Cajun fries at the same price. Okay so the fries are hand cut but I honestly don't see any difference in the taste, and the price is somewhat outrageous, really almost $8.00 for large fries? Both my sons said that their shakes were good at $5.69 apiece. The free peanuts while you wait is great. That I loved as well as the refillable Coke machine. Worth the drive to Mililani from Honolulu some 20 miles away, no. At least we tried anyway. Cheeseburgers In Paradise burgers are much more of a bargain as well as CIP uses Angus beef. read more

Well. My bestie loves these fries. (We're fry freaks!) So when we had the opportunity for our families to meet up at Five Guys, I was super excited. No offense to my bestie but, I was soooo disappointed. The fries were too soggy for my taste, and had hardly any flavor at all. The burgers were... meh. I got the little hamburger with mayo, lettuce, tomatoes and grilled mushrooms. Thank goodness I got those mushrooms, otherwise I think the burger would've been pretty flavorless too. Hubs and the kids both got full size bacon cheeseburgers. They said it was good, but that our homemade ones were better. This, from two teenagers!! Hubs also splurged on a milkshake, which he said was good, but nothing spectacular. And here's the kicker: for our 4 burgers, 3 fries and the one milkshake, it was **$80!!!!** I KID YOU NOT. I nearly fainted when I saw the total. We made the mistake of ordering 3 large fries to share because we were so excited about them. Worst mistake ever. More than half the fries came home with us and I'm hoping my air fryer and some seasoning will help us salvage them. Wish we hadn't blown so much money on mediocre food. Please don't make the same mistake we did. I didn't even take any pics of the food because I was so disappointed. read more

Overrated. After reading a sign on theirs front door that says: "we do not accept 10, 20, 50 dollar bills due to lack of change or any credit cards" and seeing the so called 'tips-jar' full of change we ordered a "Little" too much so not to leave them an 'extra' undeserved cash. Service was pretty fast but the employees look and act miserable. After all that, my bacon dog was too salty and was just so-so. I don't think we will be back. Incompetent management. Too much Hype. read more

Wow!! I had a totally different experience from my previous review, this new staff is amazing and made me want to keep coming back great job guys read more

Five guys burgers and HIGH PRICES!!! Whoa is right. We aren't in Kansans anymore that's for sure. Well not Kansas exactly but every time I have traveled to the mainland and had Five Guys it has always been consistently good, with affordable prices, and minimal wait times. This new location is none of the above. I get it , I'm not really going to punish you for the wait times. Everyone in Hawaii wants to see what the hype is about. That's fine, but the quality of the product should be on par with the Five Guys that we all know and love. The burger was still tasty just slightly soggy and not put together well. I watched a friend across from me , who had never had Five Guys before burger fall apart in his hands. I felt bad for hyping it up so much when to him it was a sub-par Teddy's. The fries were fine, wasn't soggy like some people have complained of. My friend ordered a milkshake and he said it was an overpriced jack-n-the box one. This leads me to my next point! The cost is ridiculous, it's not just slightly higher than the mainland its astronomically higher, a bacon cheeseburger at Five Guys in the mainland is around $8 the cost of one locally $12 that's insane it's good but it's not enough to justify a 50% price increase. Yes things cost more on this little rock in the middle of ocean we call home but it doesn't need to cost that much more. A large drink is around $3.69! Almost $4 for a soda? Hell no. A large fries yes is big enough for two people barely is over $7!! Again price gouging! I would not advise anyone who doesn't live in Mililani to make the drive over to Five Guys, you will be disappointed. Over $40 for two people to eat fast food is insanity. Hopefully they figure it out, and maybe I'' return when they hype dies if I'm in the area. read more

Was walking around Mililani Town Center to get my steps in for my Fitbit (I was only at 1,200 at 4pm, shame) and noticed that there was no line at 5 Guys!! So duh, I wanted to try it out and see what all this hype was all about. Ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger for $11.79, regular fries for $5.89, and Oreo Milkshake for $6.00ish. My name isn't Negative Nancy or Debbie Downer, my name is Brightside Billy, so naturally I was trying to stay positive about a $24 meal and convincing myself that this was totes going to be worth it. After eating my meal I thought what $24 could have bought instead... like 16 Costco hot dogs, a family meal at Popeyes with sides and biscuits, or a large one topping Pizza Hut pizza! The flavor of the burger tasted like the backyard BBQ/potluck variety; they don't add their own special sauce or anything and it was room temperature when it was served. Keep in mind, there was no line. The Cajun fries... the Cajun fries were soggy. Brightside Billy was to trying to convince himself that their fries were supposed to be soft and uncrunchy. But we know that is a lie. The Shake. Lord have mercy on my soul, the Oreo shake was so good. If this shake wanted to bring all the boys to the yard, the boys will come in droves. I'll come back for the shake but not for the burgers or fries. Coming here made me come to the realization that I have not gone to Teddy's in about a year, so I'm going there next week! Before we move on let's get one thing straight, I went to Mililani Town Center to get steps in for my Fitbit to stay healthy, only to buy burgers, fries and a milk shake. #Life read more

We tried them out earlier this month. Because we were already in Waipahu, we decided to just shoot it up to Mililani to see for ourselves what this place was like. They're located right by the movie theater. The line was long when we got there but it only took 12 mins to get through the door. (Since they were so new we thought it would've been a longer wait.) We ordered a hamburger, a bacon burger, a little cheeseburger, a little fry and a regular sized drink. The wait for our food wasn't long, but we paid $37 for our meals. The regular burgers did have 2 patties though, and the lil cheeseburger comes with 1 patty. I wish that they offered combo meals because their menu items alone are pricey. Was it good? Yes. But I think ppl may have overhyped it. I do like that my cheeseburger was packed w/ mushrooms though. If I happen to be in the area, then I may go back. But because it's on the pricer side, I may only come every once in a while. read more

The place apparently has turned a 180 if you go by what all the whiners have said. All the food was fresh and cooked correctly. The staff were very friendly. They liked my Journey shirt and we talked a bit about their last concert. Came at 1:00 on a Friday and had no problem with the order. We got our two burgers and fries in under 5 minutes and I'm they were perfect! Will come again! read more

Five Guys - Free Toppings! - Burgers Near Me - Mililani, Hawaii

I am reluctant to review Five Guys, because I was so excited for their arrival in Hawaii but they just did not live up to my expectations. After some of the "grand opening" hype died down I decided on late night burgers for myself and my BF, who was at work on the Fourth of July. What better way to eat at work than delivery by your special someone right? I'm so sweet! Anyway, the line that night wasn't too long, and the staff greeted you at the door and handed out menus for your to review before ordering. I got up to the cashier and ordered my burger and swiped my card at the register. Before I completed the transaction I asked the cashier if it was too late to add lettuce to my burger. "YES" she said matter-of-factly. UHHH seriously? The burger isn't even made yet and you're telling me its too late to add anything? Strike one. Waited on the side for what didn't seem like too long, before they screamed my number and I picked up my items. Like other patrons who have reviews FG, I was excited to see that my fries were overflowing in my bag! Extra fries on the bottom of the bag are like Christmas presents after Christmas! The burger had decent flavor and was cooked well, but the fries were just a little too soggy. By the time I made it to my BF at work, they were rubbery and cold :( Yuck! Strike two. For the price of the meal (approximately $30 for two burgers, large fries, and a large drink) I feel like I can get a better, more satisfying meal at Teddys Bigger Burger. There was nothing wrong with the meal per say, but it just didn't satisfy me like it did when I first tried it in LA. Kind of just plain and lack luster. Maybe in a few months I will try FG again, but only because of convenience more than anything else. read more

I honestly don't see the hype in this place. Waited 30 minutes just to get in. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger, regular fries, and Oreo shake. Total was $21. Burger: Unlimited toppings included in the price, but for $11 you should be able to customize your patty (rare, medium, etc). The burger was also sloppy and soggy. Patty was lopsided and it was falling apart as I was eating it. Fries: Just like the previous yelpers said the fries are soggy. Soggy soggy soggy. They do give you a lot, but for $5, I didn't want soggy fries. Oreo Shake: Similar to jacks. You can add bacon if you want which I opted not too. Overall, the hype isn't real for me. The sogginess killed it. Best to go to Teddy's. You get more for your money. read more

I give these guys 3 stars because the food was great but when the girl got an attitude to wipe the tables down I will give them 3. They were even busy and the girl was wiping down the table like she had something else important to do and decide to go to her co worker and talk crap about wiping the table. read more

Finally got to try this place. Fifth day open. Line still long. We were here at 10:30am. Open at 11am. All burgers well done. Still good. But rather would like the burger the way I want it medium well. They need wet wipes to clean your hands after. Also WIFI. Taste wise I prefer the one I had in NYC. But the shake omg. read more

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It was my first time ever going to a Five Guys and it won't be my last! My fiancé and I stopped here for lunch on a Sunday and it was pretty busy for it being 2 pm. The line to order was pretty quick, but there was a whole bunch of people waiting for their orders. It took maybe about 10-15 minutes for our order to get to our table, which wasn't bad at all. We ordered the little fries (which happened to be PLENTY for just the two of us and extremely salty in my book), the bacon cheeseburger with all the way toppings (we shared because it was ginormous!) and a strawberry shake. Upon ordering, I appreciated the cashier asking if we wanted our burger cut in half since she knew we were sharing. So that's a plus! The milkshakes... OMG.. TO DIE FOR! There are pieces of real strawberries inside which made this the most amazing milkshake I've had on island. Although I do rave about this place, food was pricey. Yes, its "the price of paradise" blah blah. But those three items totaled to $22 and we shared food! I do recommend sharing because their portions are HUGE. My fiancé almost fell asleep during the movie because of a food coma and we shared food. Plus, I could only imagine how expensive it could've been if I got my own burger, fries and drink. However I will definitely come back for the shakes and I say their shakes are worth the price! Can't wait to try their other flavors. read more

I waited a while to try Five Guys, as I'd heard the wait when they first opened was insane. I went about 2 weeks ago, and it was crowded, but the line to order moved fairly quickly--which was nice. There's a bunch of peanut shells on the ground when you walk in, since they literally put a crate of boiled peanuts out in the open for you to munch on while you're waiting in line. It's already sketchy enough dining out when there's a Hep A outbreak on Oahu, so I passed on the communal peanuts. It took less than 10 minutes to order, and about 15-20 minutes for the food to be done. Not too bad, though it was still pretty busy considering we went at an "off" time, around 3 PM. The milkshakes were done in less than 5 minutes, so keep that in mind if you order milkshakes at the same time as your meal. If you want to drink your milkshake as a dessert, don't order them at the same time as your food, otherwise you'll get your milkshake almost immediately while it takes another 10-20+ minutes for your food to cook. We didn't have to wait for a table, but by the time we left there were people hovering to get our table. I ordered the bacon burger for $10.79 with a lettuce wrap (I don't eat hamburger buns, never have, even before the low-carb craze). The 2 patties were thin and well done, apparently that's just how they make all their patties. The meat is apparently high quality, but it honestly didn't taste that spectacular. The big draw is supposedly the "free toppings": mayo, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, raw onions, ketchup, mustard, relish, jalapeno/green peppers, A1 sauce, bbq sauce, and hot sauce. I'll give them points for the grilled onions and grilled mushrooms being free, but all of the other toppings are nothing special. I wish their toppings were more creative, like Teddy's. I would even pay extra for toppings like avocado or a special house-made sauce, but that's not an option. The large fries were seriously HUGE. Enough to easily feed 3 people minimum. I guess that's why they cost $7.89. Sheesh. We got the regular fries, which were really good, but maybe next time I might try the cajun. The vanilla + oreo cookie milkshake was good, but nothing special than any other milkshake I've had. I do like the Coca-cola Freestyle machines they have for sodas (so many flavor combos). Overall, I'd come back, but to be honest, for the prices I'd prefer Teddy's or Kua Aina any day. It's not something I'd drive across the island for if I didn't live nearby. read more

I've never tried Five Guys on the mainland, and heard a lot of hype, then disappointment about price, etc. Swung by once and the line was too crazy to even attempt with two toddlers. Came back a couple weeks ago after church on a Sunday and the line wasn't out the door, so we gave it a shot. So, yes, upon entry a bit of sticker shock. Here's the deal though: the regular hamburgers are doubles. Portions are hearty! The little was more than enough for me. If you're someone that likes their burgers pretty plain, then yes, you may feel like this is expensive. Their pricing strategy is very simple. If you like lots of toppings, you TOTALLY SCORE here. You build your burger how you want, no nickel and diming. Fries can feed a lot....two starving people (and I have a big appetite) or in our case, two adults and two toddlers had more than enough with one order. I got the little cheeseburger with mushrooms, onions, ketchup, and pickles. It was absolutely delicious. My hubby was bitching and moaning the price at first but after he DEVOURED his bacon cheeseburger (the regular/ double) he said more than once "this was totally worth the price). The fries were thick, had the right amount of saltiness, and seemed like someone was sitting back there cutting up potatoes. Loved the fries! We got some shakes when we were done - again kinda steep at first but you can make it how you like. I shared mine with two toddlers that LOVE their ice cream and we had enough to share again at the next meal. Thick and delicious. Fantastic naps were had by all after this meal........ read more

I liked that you can add your own condiments and that the fries are fresh cut! The tables and dinning area we're constantly kept clean and loved mixing up my personalized soda! read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Mililani, Hawaii

I think a lot of your Five Guys experience depends on what you're expecting when you get there. If it's your first time because you're born and raised on the island, you've gotta be hoping for a good burger. If you're from the mainland but moved here, maybe you're hoping for a nostalgic experience from when you lived in DC, the birthplace of Five Guys restaurants. For me, I just had Five Guys a month ago when I lived in New York and go there once a week or so because it's convenient so I wanted something similar to what I'm used to. This was easily the worst Five Guys I've ever been to. The service was fine, the wait was long, but the food tasted so different than the mainland - not in a good way. The patty was not seasoned well, very little salt and no pepper. The patties were thicker than normal but overcooked and not in that nice way that other Five Guys char them to get those seasoned burnt edges, this was just dry. The seasoning usually seeps its way into these burnt parts of the patty, but without seasoning, the burnt sections were wholly detrimental. The Mililani Five Guys also doesn't grill its onions (despite it saying right on the menu that they are "grilled"). They also put more lettuce than they should which may just sound like I'm complaining just to complain, but it does detract. The buns were...too photogenic. Usually the buns look like they've been punched a few times which gives them this squished look. It makes the texture less intrusive, lets you focus on what's inside the burger. But the buns had too much volume. Each bite was a little more of a hassle because the buns were abnormally voluminous. THE ONE REASON I am not just dropping a one star review on this place is because the fries were actually the best Five Guys fries I've ever had. Usually Five Guys has the greasiest of fast food fries that produce the notoriously soaked takeout bags that the normally juicier burgers contribute to as well. These fries were surprisingly crispy and well salted. Not sure if they missed the greasy fries memo, but I'm glad they did. Because this is the first Five Guys on the island, I think management may be trying to make a good visual first impression for people, but it's at the detriment of the quality of food. My take is to give the people the real Five Guys, all the juice, all the punched buns, all the greasy fries. Hawaiians don't need it to be dressed up and look nice, we want it to be ono. read more

My first time trying the famous 5 Guys Burgers & Fries. It was a random date night for me and the hubby & we decided to just give it a shot. Walking in we realized we would never be able to bring our first born here as she is dearly allergic to nuts. Since our visit was pretty close to grand opening There was a line outside to go in (since it's a small location) but the wait time from outside to the inside line was appox. 10mins. We did enjoy the AYCE peanuts while we waited to get to the cashier. The one BIG disappointment though was the prices. From wheat my friends in Seattle told me our prices in paradise was about 2-3x the price for the food. Food wise the burger was ok but I'm not really a fan of burgers but on the plus side the small burger was big enough for me. I do love that you can have any topping you want to add at no cost (cuz McDonald's charges $0.50 for mayo) the one thing I do love is a good milkshake and they have some really good ones. Especially because you can customize it to your flavors. Def worth a try but I don't think it will be my permanent burger place of you know what I mean. read more

They're burgers and fries are delicious! I did get a milkshake and wasn't a big fan of it kind of tasted a bit watered down for some reason...but other than that place a must try for their food! read more

Five Guys - Burgers Near Me - Mililani, Hawaii

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I was the first person in the door for lunch on a weekday. I ordered a bacon cheeseburger, bacon hotdog, Cajun fries and a strawberry shake = $30 plus! The fries was good but not the best I ever had! Burger and dog were okay, not gourmet! The shake was not worth the money and they gave me the wrong flavor-cherry! It wasn't busy so I don't know where they went wrong! I'll stick to Teddy's after this until I find something better! read more

I had a bacon cheeseburger. The bun was too small and dried out. The bacon was over cooked. The meat was dry. Not going back at that price. read more

It's been a couple of years since I last experienced Five Guys, on the mainland. I remember it being really good, so I had high expectations. Upon entering, I was somewhat shocked at the prices on the menu. I mean, I know this is Hawaii and all, but nearly $12 for a cheese burger with bacon?! The burger was good though! With two patties! If you only want one patty, you should probably order off the kids menu. We also ordered a large fry for everyone to share. Sadly they were pretty soggy and gross. The Oreo creme milkshake was great! No Oreo cookie in there, just the white filling. I was worried about the wait time, considering the line was pretty long, but we got through and got our food quickly. read more

Okay finally got a chance to eat at the five guys burger joint in Mililani. Don't know what all the hoopla is about. The fries I give a pass. Some people like soggy fries. The free peanuts which are supposed to be salty tasted bland. Ordered two burgers and the order was made wrong. I double checked my receipt and it showed what I had ordered. The cheese burger had bacon which I didn't order. The other bacon burger which I requested lettuce had none. Wait time was reasonable. Watch them make my burgers had to wait for the fries before they gave me my order. I just wonder if my favorite (In N Out) would come to Hawaii would I be disappointed too. read more

So Mililani is finally attempting to rehabilitate it's dark reputation as the vast culinary wasteland of the west side by adding a well known mainland burger franchise called Five Guys Burger and Fries! It just opened last week Tuesday June 28 so the line can get quite long. We drove by on Wednesday night and as the line snaked around the building we decided to pass. So we went back on Thursday night at around 9:00 pm and was turned away as they put a cut off to stand in line..... Mind you they close at 10:00 pm.... Minus one star. Third try was last night Sunday at 7:00 pm and stood in line for about 30 min. Once inside the doors the ordering and the receiving of the order was pretty fast. Not too bad as waiting in lines go... complimentary peanuts are offered as you wait in line. And you can just throw the shells on the floor without getting da stink eye! The menu is pretty simple regular burgers (2 Patties) and little burgers (1 patty) ALL toppings for that are complimentary which include grilled onions and mushrooms!!! Supposedly if you order it "Everything" or "All the Way" you get this (mayo, lettuce, pickles, tomato, grilled mushrooms, grilled onions, ketchup and mustard. I ordered a little bacon burger "All the Way" and did not get any mushrooms or grilled onions... Sad.... Minus one more star. They also have Hot dogs, Fries, Grilled Cheese sandwiches and shakes. All shake add ins are free! Make it any way you like with as many flavors you want! Our order DH - regular bacon and cheese burger( he asked specifically for grilled onion and mushrooms and got his so if guy want mushrooms and onions you have to order it specifically until the cook staff get the memo what all the way or everything means. DS- regular bacon burger with jalapeños and BBQ sauce. Me- little bacon burger Cajun fries to share and a chocolate peanut butter shake with bacon. Burgers were good homemade patty and fresh toppings. My son said the jalapeños were not the wimpy fast food kind! He was happily sweating out the authentic jalapeños in his bacon burger. Fries were yum! Shake was also very yummy! Who can go wrong with chocolate peanut butter and bacon! Fries were very good just the right amount of spice. A few early missteps but I will chalk it up to new restaurant slips. I am just grateful for another eatery that gives Mililani some foodie cred. Will go back to try the hot dogs and probably another shake. And hopefully I can update my star rating. Also a note: DO Not come here is you have a peanut allergy! It is in everything and everywhere! read more

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