It's been a minute since my last visit to Opulicious, and I was so happy to find them in their new…read morespot inside Da Hale, right next door to their original location. The staff was super friendly and welcoming from the moment we walked in. The food was ono, and the portions were even bigger than I remembered! They packed my plate in a to-go container that was barely hanging on because they loaded it up. I ordered the ahi katsu and swapped one of the two scoops of rice for mac salad. Everything was fresh, crispy, flavorful, and definitely hit the spot. One thing to know... Opulicious runs on a little bit of island time. Don't expect McDonald's drive thru speed. Good food takes time, and sometimes that means a little extra patience. I promise, brah, it's worth the wait.

I stopped by Opulicious, the poke takeout window inside Da Hale Bar & Grill, for lunch. Even though…read moreit's set up as a pickup window, you can still grab a table inside the restaurant and enjoy your meal there, which is a nice option. I built a poke bowl with the Hawaiian and spicy mayo poke. Unfortunately, they were out of salmon when I visited, so ahi was the only fish available. The fish itself was fresh and flavorful, but the rice had a crunchy texture that took away from the bowl. The highlight of the meal was definitely the mac salad. It was creamy, well-seasoned, and the macaroni seemed to be shredded or cut differently than usual, giving it a unique mouthfeel that I really enjoyed. Overall, Opulicious is a good option if you're craving poke and appreciate having the option to dine inside after ordering at the window. I just hope the rice issue was an off day because good rice is just as important as good fish in a poke bowl.

Delicious! We have tried all 3 entrees and they are all so perfectly seasoned and cooked…read more I love their curry Mac salad with some rice and beans ! We will be back to try everything!

I recently got to try this food truck at the Great American Foodie Fest. The menu featured a few…read moredifferent options like jerk chicken, shrimp or pork, fries and a fried chicken sandwich. We opted to try the shrimp which also came with curry mac salad and slaw. I thought it was really good! The curry flavor in the mac wasn't too overwhelming and added a unique flair. The shrimp was juicy & flavorful. Overall a tasty meal, I'd definitely try them again!

Love the simplicity of this place. Simple menu and minimal decor. In a small strip with just enough…read moreparking. We went here 6 months ago so here is what I remember. Somehow I thought I wrote my review but I guess I didn't. Burger was okay Crinkle fries a must Garlic chicken was yummy Loco moco sauce could be better, kinda starchy Mac spaghetti salad good and not a lot of mayo (Which i like) So after a day of hard swimming at Mandalay Bay, this place was a perfect complement to a great day

Just here for the food review? Go to the dash line…read more We were talking about dinner options for the night, having left Red Rock NCA via the South. I didn't have any serious ideas, but chasing forever after that mythical midnight Saimin that United no longer serves, I half-heartedly suggested Zipy's. Always quick on the draw, the passenger princess pulled out the phone and found this shop. The neighborhood was calm, even dead. Take the blindfold off and your victim would've thought he/she's amongst new developments in San Bernardino. But walk inside and every table was taken. The lone worker did his best and took our order for a large wonton min, crispy wonton, a green river, and a goodie freeze. -------------------------------------------- Wonton Min - Saimin with wontons added. - The noodles were typical, classic chewy texture and lacked the lye smell they Palace had. This shop also sells a dried noodle, masemin, and I can see it working very well. - The broth was light, clean, and closer to the bone broth you'd get at a Cantonese restaurant. No hate, and if you know the history of Saimin, it makes sense, but not what I was looking for, which is the dashi-esque soup base - The wontons were good. A thin wrapper with well seasoned filling, if a little heavy on the pepper. Hands down the best Hawaiian wontons I've had, beating Shige's and Palace on Oahu. Reason for my review. - Green bokchoi, 2 pieces. Good green color, voluptuous, but grassy as always and the Krabby Pattie to mi Squidward - except he hasn't had it yet and I've had it all my life. Yuhk. No. Great for presentation. I ate it. It was well blanched. Nothing against the restaurant. I'd just rather eat broccoli, AND BROCK'S FAMILY! - Chasiu, egg, spam were nothing special, but the Chasiu was chopped thick, as would typically be served outside Hawaii. Crispy wonton - another victory over an Island Icon... The crispy gaugee at Shiro's was so salty, and this was much better filled. Green River - That artificial shaved ice lime flavor was really nothing special, but I'm happy to have tried it. No carbonation, just syrup N water. Goodie-Freeze - This homemade sorbet was a quite good dessert. Three words - Stawberry Flavored Melona. The passenger princess wanted it. The passenger princess got it. The passenger princess enjoyed it. I usually misspell the name of competitors, but I figure no one's going to pick one of the Oahu staples when they are on the Ninth Island. OK, there's like a trillion of us in Asia alone, but Brock and I do share last names. I have nothing against Charlene or Viktor, but Bok is disgusting.

Bomb diggity food!…read more Got two chicken kelaguen bowls, two empenadas, potato salad. Sean and Joe are friendly and we're definitely coming back! So glad we found you since moving from San Diego.

Inside Lil Richie's Pizza Spot on Jones and Ronbindale, go get some authentic Chamorro food. I…read moredream of chicken kelaguen everyday now that I ate it just once here. The employee is super friendly. Just as I would expect :) There are lots of seating with tables and booths, and there's 1 tv. Maybe 2, can't remember. But they were showing sports on it the last time. Such a great place to sit for a meal and hang out. There's even a rack of Chamorro and island inspired merchandise. Go check it out!!

The food truck came to my work and the food looked nothing like the pictures. The beef was NOT…read morecubes of streak. It was sliced into thin strips and tasted like dark meat pork. Kind of gross. The shrimp was good. The veggies were fresh and good. The mistakenly gave me chicken at first. I didn't taste it, but it was allso sliced into small strips. Not sure if this technique is to hide the low quality proteins. For $25 before tip, I will not be ordering from this truck again. Sorry I was too disappointed to take pictures before throwing it away.

Temper your expectations. Just because it is a food truck does not mean it doesn't take just as…read morelong as a benihana/ohjah/musashi without the show. But no big deal. The price is solid. $22 for steak and shrimp and the sauces are perfect. Fried rice was a little dry but whatever. I ate every bite. I dislike that I have to talk about ambiance for a food truck, but here is me checking that box. Order the lychee or passionfruit tea. Well worth the $3. Overall, I would order again if I see them. It's worth a buy. Not something i would drive to get, but something i would get if they happen to be where I am.

I had been looking forward to trying this food truck after reading many glowing reviews, so today I…read morefinally ordered the catfish bites with a side of mac and cheese. The fish tasted good, though it was a touch too salty -- surprising, since I usually like salty flavors -- and slightly underdone. Now the mac and cheese looks tasty in the first photo, right? Well, as soon as I stuck my fork in and stirred it, grease started pooling. Also, the macaroni and cheese lacked seasoning and was overly greasy- to the trashcan it goes so I don't get sick!

Food was so good and hot. Perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked. We got the catfish bites, chili…read morecheese fries, salmon bites & Mac and cheese. Everything was great and came out really fast. Not overly salty or dried out. Nice fat fish pieces, the batter actually sticks. It's a family owned food truck, the owner was super nice and friendly, moms was in there cooking too. Brightly lit, clean, & a nice variety menu.

Oming's Kitchen made me feel like I was back home in Florida enjoying my mom's home-cooked meals…read more This casual restaurant offers Filipino comfort food while also giving top tier service. Upon arrival the lady at the front was so friendly and very attentive to our needs. I don't know how to cook Filipino food at home, so I'm always looking for spots to help when I'm having those cravings. This place did not disappoint. I ordered the Sinugba Chicken and my husband ordered the Adobo Beef. We definitely upgraded our plates with the lumpia and the pancit because if you know, you know. Our meals were prepared fresh and our to-go boxes were filled to the rim. All of the meats had a delicious flavor but the beef was just a tad bit overcooked. The lumpia and pancit were definitely our favorite parts of the meal. Perfectly cooked, savory, and satisfying!

What started out as a food truck known for its grilled pork bowl (inihaw) and spring rolls (lumpia)…read moreexpanding to a brick and mortar store with multiple locations is testament of this restaurant's popularity. It is nice to see a lot of additions to their menu including breakfast items (silog) and beef soup (nilaga). Both the pork belly bowl combo and tapsilog (beef) were really good. Their halo-halo (shaved ice dessert) was just okay and didn't have that many ingredients. Prices are also pretty reasonable. The restaurant is clean and spacious with counter ordering. Service was okay although it was a bit of a turn-off that the Filipino lady working at the counter continued to speak in English to customers even though they were talking to her in Tagalog. And we could clearly tell she spoke Tagalog.

JR's Kitchen is a food truck located next to Walmart Supercenter on Blue Diamond and Rainbow…read more There's ample parking. The owner Jesus started on the last week of September 2025. Menu is simple and offers pork sisig, spring rolls, street tacos, quesadilla, loaded fries, and mulita. I tried Cajun Garlic Butter Shrimp ($15), it's cooked to order, served with steamed rice and rich garlic butter sauce, cajun spice & flavored, and finished with fresh lemon. The bowl has plentiful rice and 15 pieces of moist shrimp drizzled with savory garlic butter sauce, it's delicious! There's fresh lemon wedge which helps brighten the flavor. It would be nice if the meal comes with crunchy cabbage salad to balance the rice portion. Also ordered Lumpia ($7), it's more of a tasty snack, comes with 10 small pieces of bite-sized pork lumpia that's nicely fried and crispy, served with sweet chili sauce, and yummy! Service from owner Jesus is quick, fast, and friendly! Food was ready in 10 minutes and placed in a bag with utensils and extra napkins. I parked nearby and tried the food while it's hot, it's really good and very filling!

Stopped by this food truck and was seriously impressed. The food was hot, fresh, and packed with…read moreflavor. You can tell they put care into what they make, and the portions were great for the price. The staff were also super friendly and welcoming. They took the time to answer questions about the menu and made the whole experience feel relaxed and enjoyable. If you're in the area and looking for quick, delicious with great service, this truck is definitely worth checking out. I'll be coming back for sure!