I just love this place and these people! I have been a customer since day one, but this was my…read morefirst time in their new location. They have the best tasting and the best variety of musubi. And the best wrapped...IYKYK. They are so friendly. Good amount of indoor seating and fun Hawaiian inspired flavors of coffee. No. Is it worth the drive?....yes

I've eaten Musubi from Cafe Kai before, and I will say their Musubi are very good! When they were…read morelocated on Cherry Avenue in Bremerton near the site of the old Harrison hospital, they were easy to find they were always open and always had musubi. But now they've moved to some new secret location and they're never open. I'm a businessman and I'd like to make money, and I want to be successful. So I'm confused as to why Cafe Kai is never open anymore? Don't they want to be successful in making a profit? You would think that if you move to a new location, you'd want people to find where you are located, and you'd want to be open long enough to sell some product. Cafe Kai's food is very good but their location is terrible and their hours are horrendous. I certainly hope the owners at Café Kai will read this review and maybe they'll pull the heads out of their rear end and stay open longer and perhaps make a couple of signs showing the secret hideout where they have moved. We hope they will change course stay open longer so that we can find them. OK guys ball balls in your court.

If you're wanting local food... specifically meat jun you've found it!…read more My friends got the mochiko chicken and i got the meat jun. Meat jun in Hawaii is different than Korean meat jun and they made it great here. If i was in the area or passing, I'd definitely stop by. They marinated the meat well enough if h that i didn't need to dip it in the sauce. The mochiko chicken though was very salty for me... i am quite sensitive to salt but even my friend said it was salty and they usually like salty things. It is located in the gas station store at the back corner. Service was quick and friendly. They have some local stickers and decorations up which is fun to look at as you

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

If you love Aloha kitchen come get your favorite foods. She is retiring.. sad for us but great and…read morehappy for her, she is starting her new chapter in life. Please come and get your yummy food!!!! You have about a month!!!

We got here close to their closing hours and the spare ribs and beef were sold out. Got the Kuala…read morePork and the Guava Chicken. Absolutely well done on both plates. I'm sorry I didn't catch a photo before biting into mine. But everything has been outstanding. We even got the Lumpia, they didn't survive long enough for pictures. ;-)

To be completely honest, I was so disappointed in Baking Wahines in Bremerton since 3 of the 4…read moreitems I purchased seemed like they were 2-3 days old. Both the Long John and Puffer were super old and stale, maybe 1 to 2 days old. Had to toss both of them after one bite. I was told the Gau was made on Tuesday night, which makes it 3 days old now. I even tried putting the items in the microwave (per the owner's advice) for 15 seconds and it still didn't taste good. I've honestly never been told by any bakery to go home and put their donuts and pastries in the microwave ‍ Why would a bakery even sell 1 to 3 day old items? Just donate them to the homeless or something BUT don't sell them for full price to your customers! I mean come on... I even reached out to the owner via Instagram and she came at me with all the excuses saying things like "I am sorry you're not happy with your purchase" and "I really don't know what you would like to do here." No resolution and/or refund was even offered. So disappointed in this place. I really wanted to like it too! Lesson Learned. I will NOT be coming back here.

Great little shop with baked goods and Hawaiian food items, musubi, bentos, etc. They share the…read morespace with another restaurant, so they are only open for limited times when the other business is closed. Mostly mornings and weekends.

HITW vibe but a little bit bigger than that; limited seating though. Rave reviews from all at our…read moretable. Two had dynamite ahi tuna and LOVED it! I had the bibimbap also tasty. Staff were friendly not chatty. We will be back!

According to their website, they have changed their menu. I…read morefound that they have a strong Korean influence. I am Korean so it was a nice surprise to find the kind of dishes I grew up eating. I went with my favorite, bibimbap (not hot stone). The portion was surprisingly large. The gochujang sauce want as spicy as I like, but that's a personal taste. I enjoyed the food and look forward to trying some of my other favorites.

Tried Oishi today with my wife and we loved it! The service was fast and friendly,and we really…read moreenjoyed the comfortable ambiance. We really enjoyed everything we tried! We got and appetizer, and two entrees and the total came out to about $40 so it's a very affordable option. One thing to note: there are certain options (yakitori) that are only available during dinner time, so keep that in mind! But overall we really liked it, and we will be back soon!

Wow, the serving sizes are huge! My husband and I shared the fried chicken skins. Perfect way to…read morestart the meal, and they have a denser texture than pork rinds if you're wordering. Definitely worth a try! I ordered the karaage chicken bowl. There was a lot of chicken pieces and a heavy serving of "egg fried rice" underneath. Very filling, and very delicious. The chicken is fried, and it comes with green onion which breaks up the creamy richness from the egg and fried chicken flavors. It was so much food, I had leftovers to take home for lunch the next day. The entrees come with miso soup before the meal arrives at your table, so we were happy with the fried chicken skin appetizer and miso soup starter, then to finish it off with our entrees. Everything tasted good, hot and fresh. The staff were friendly, fast, and attentive. It's located in a shopping strip next to a gas station. It's a great spot for a hearty, quick bite to eat.

Mrs. E. points out we haven't had Poke in a long time, we've never been to Poke & Prep and she…read moredoesn't want to cook on our last night here. The joint is exemplary! Next time we're in Bremerton, we're coming back. The food was terrific. All the ingredients tasted like fresh from today. I recommend the Hawaiian Ahi or the Honey Teriyaki Chicken. The price wasn't terrible and the portions were huge. This would be a six. If I could. 05/25

Came by Poke & Prep this past Saturday with my 9 year-old daughter. The staff greeted us right away…read moreand instructed us on the ordering process. What I enjoyed before getting to the food was the way this adorable shop was set up. My daughter was immediately drawn to the swinging egg chairs. The place was clean and very spacious. I had a basic salad bowl with spicy tuna and salmon with cucumbers, edamame, crab, and tobiko. My daughter had a rice bowl with tuna and crab for dayyysss in hers. We enjoyed the fresh ingredients and portions. I was so busy that I neglected to take a photo of our bowls but I'm dropping a photo of my kiddo in the egg chair while we played chess. When I go back, I'll drop food photos. I'll also have to give the musubi a try next time cause we love musubi!