Romel and Raquel are just the nicest people. The boba is good and will be back for the food.read more

From the owner: Authentic Filipino foods!read more

Friendly staff with a pretty simple decor. The chicken katsu was great. The music was a little on…read morethe loud side and staff was laughing that it is not a library.

Stopped in Imua Hawaiian Style when I came to Lewiston for work last couple times. Wow this place…read morefeels like and tastes like home. Junior and his 'Ohana really take care and their food - from the shoyu chicken, Teri beef, musubis and poke are so good - I genuinely feel like I'm back in the Islands. I'm an O'ahu boy but Maui stand up cuz these guys are Nō Ka 'Oi! Mahalo you guys and IMUA!

Small, clean place to eat. Big portions and good food. Staff are always friendly and attentive…read more Definitely recommend the chicken katsu with Mac salad.

This is truly a whole in the wall place. Driving around and stopped on. The decor is Hawaiian…read morestyle . I feel like I'm in Hawaii. The kalbi is delicious great flavor. The loco mocco rice is too mooshy for me. The macaroni is different. A bit bland for me and texture is too different. Good find for a simple type food. The Kalby/short ribs is a must!!

Good food and good vibes!! Ribs and chicken were grilled just right with a bit of char. The Mac was…read morerecommended by my Hawaiian friend and went perfectly with the rice. Was a bit of a wait but food came out fresh!!

WTF did I just waste my money on? I should have read the reviews first!…read more First off the guy working off you can call it that... when I asked if this is where I ordered he said with a time that made it sound like he was discouraging me from ordering. " yeah but it's a 25 minute wait" Tried to order loco loco. Again in a discouraging voice... " We don't have that today" I asked him off it was because that was didn't have any eggs. He replied that they didn't have eggs or gravy. Basically half the ingredients. Why even offer it? Got the food ... a really dried up single piece of thigh with no sauce on it. The noodles (which are super cheap to make) was about a 6 ounce portion with no veggies or meat. Not even cabbage which is cheap. The Mac salad was disgusting. Made with the cheapest macaroni noodles you can buy. They tasted like paste! Also not an authentic Hawaiian Mac salad. The noodles were in fact light other reviewers have mentioned... a SALT BOMB! The potato salad was good, but it was German style heavy on the mustard as opposed to Hawaiian style which should be heavy on mayo and have egg. The rice was really really good. The staff person seemed like he'd rather be anywhere but there. Zero for customer service.

Cozy inside and out. Our server was so sweet! And the Tonkotsu Ramen was on point! They make their…read morenoodles in house!! We'll be back

I ordered their tan tan men and very surprised that I didn't get ground meat which is the norm for…read moretan tan men. The foods are great. I wouldn't say it's authentic Japanese ramen but it's still very flavorful. What I enjoyed the most was it was spicy but not salty at all.

This place was delicious and the service was great. Overall the atmosphere felt a little dingy,…read morecould use a good head to toe clean and remodel but in this day and age it's surprising most businesses in Washington can survive. We got the miso soup, edamame, and three sushi rolls and the price was just about right. I would recommend this place given the area and I have been to many many sushi spots all over the world.

Entertaining and sweet service, fresh food, warm soothing light ambience perfect for all sized…read moregroups. Bulgogi, sushi, sashimi and seafood is the speciality. I would not recommend this place to vegetarians. There are sushi and salad options available. We had the Tiger roll (with eel, crab, shrimp), shrimp noodles and chicken bulgogi. The shrimp noodles were yum and full of flavour. The chicken bulgogi was served crackling on a hot iron platter but was not as spicy as expected. Generous food portions, just dig in!

Really good, but a bit of an expectational let down for me. I've been lookin' at their secret menu…read moreonline for a few years, and had my eye on a few traditional menu items, but alot of things were unavailable when we went on a Sunday. If the House chef needed a day off, that is fine. Went with the easy stuff, and it was all good. Love how sugar is not a major component of all their dishes. Also, 'teriyaki' in the name is a bit of a misnomer, because they only have a few dishes available, compared to a myriad of Chinese/Thai items we are all used to. They were fine, and we enjoyed it...

Phenomenal. Haven't even finished my pho, great service, authentic food. It's a slow day today but…read moreI will most definitely be dropping by weekly

Providing sauce on a dish that sauce is expected would be nice. This dish was very dry and…read moredisappointing

The reviews weren't wrong unfortunately. I read them and thought, "only a few there and maybe they…read morewere just picky, but no. Not great service, seemed annoyed that I dinned in and food was mediocre. Even fried rice had to be drenched in soy sauce to have any flavor. Sushi tasted more like refrigerated rice. They do have Chinese Japanese and Thai food on the menu though. Not great or clean.

I think this place is great for what it is! They have delicious noodle bowls. I went with a few…read morepeople and we got the udon stir fry bowl, vegetable tempura, spicy salmon roll and a philly roll!

Came in tonight with my aunt and uncle, after they told me this place was amazing…read more Well, sadly it seems it has gone downhill since they were last here. I'm from California, so some things in Washington and Idaho are new to me. Like for instance, our server handing us water bottles instead of cups of water. Turns out I guess Moscow is known for having issues with water. Our miso soup had no additives. No tofu, or seaweed. Just broth. Our sushi chef also forgot one of my rolls, and forgot to give my aunt her yakisoba, so we had to ask for them. There was only one other table of 2 seated while we were dining, so I can't even blame a busy dining room as the reason why the staff was flustered. On the plus side, our server did bring my baby cousin a tiny serving of miso soup, so my aunt didn't "have" to share hers, and brought a spoon for the baby, so that was a nice touch. All in all, this tourist definitely will not be eating here again.