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Another spot for some good old Hawaiian Food in LVS.. The service was fast and friendly, the ambiance was just like back home in Oahu, simple and nice. Now let's get to the food. Ube Mochi Donut- This was soo good and flavorful. It was fresh as it just came out and trust me I didn't wait for it to cool off. They really got this down and the mochi was soft and chewy which I enjoyed which a hit of the ube. Garlic Chicken- it's been years since I've eaten proper garlic chicken and this was the highlight for me at this cafe. The chicken was moist and the garlic was heavy. Everything I wanted and more. If you're looking for some great Hawaiian food then be sure to give them a try. You won't be disappointed!!
Paina Cafe on Spring Mountain - The mochi donuts are the best! Consistently good quality and the flavors are great! Our go to is The Bento Box that has Garlic Chicken, Teriyaki Beef and Portuguese Sausage with Rice, Furikake and Daikon (Japanese Radish). It is a good combination. Also when we feel like having some Ahi Poke we get a side of 8oz Shoyu or Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke. I like that they have hot and ready Spam Musubi's available. They have Weekly Specials Monday - Thursday awesome deals for $10.00. Most of the time we order take out. The Bento Box is delicious. We feel The Ahi Poke is a hit and miss sometimes lacking seasoning, flavor or portion. The Mochi Donuts are always scrumptious.
The poke was a miss. They left the brown part of the salmon on which caused most of the fishiness, cut it sloppy, and barely seasoned it. All fixable problems, just not fixed here. Poke Express or Locals will do you way better. The chicken wasn't bad though. Crispiness held through the ride and had the classic sweet soy balance you'd find at most hawaiian/korean chicken shops. It was good, but nothing to rave about. The rice was sooo mushy though. I've got too many other spots on my list to come back to this one when I'm in Vegas tbh
I found it! I miss food from back home in Hawaii and this place hit the spot. I ordered the garlic chicken and hubby ordered the poke bowl with Kalua pig. It tasted just like home. They even have my favorite juice, Hawaiian Sun. I was curious how they got Hawaiian Sun in Las Vegas and the owner was kind enough to share her source. I really appreciate that it wasn't a gatekept secret. I love food and I love to eat, I'm definitely going to go back. There is ample seating and it reminds me of a drive in/take out restaurant from back home.
I was really happy to see Paina Cafe in Las Vegas' Chinatown because it instantly brought me back to my Hawaii days at Ward. Located in a strip mall with plenty of easy parking (always appreciated in busy Chinatown), this felt like a little slice of home the moment we walked in. I ordered the Large Crunch Spicy Tuna and added taegu and furikake -- and wow... it tasted exactly how I remembered it in Hawaii. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with that addictive crunch texture. One bite and the nostalgia hit immediately. We also came on the right day because the Wednesday special was a steal: Garlic Chicken (sub Portuguese sausage) for $10. Honestly one of the best food deals I've found in Vegas lately. The garlic chicken was savory, comforting, and paired perfectly with the rice -- simple food done really well. And if you're coming with kids (or just love dessert), don't skip the mochi donuts. My kids demolished them within minutes, and the taro flavor was the unanimous favorite. What I love most is that Paina Cafe doesn't try to overcomplicate things -- it delivers solid Hawaii comfort food that feels authentic, satisfying, and welcoming. If you're missing local-style Hawaii plate lunches or just want something different from the usual Vegas options, this spot absolutely hits the mark. Will definitely be back when the island food cravings kick in again.
I usually come for the yummy mochi donuts, but they've been running weekday meal specials lately. I picked up the $15 garlic chicken bucket and the $10 weekday special--since it was Monday, the special was a Hawaiian poke bowl. The garlic chicken was super flavorful, and the poke bowl was generous and filling. The poke was tasty, and the kalua had a nice hint of smoky flavor--really good overall. I hope they keep these weekday specials going because I'll definitely be back for more. I ordered everything to go and recommend calling ahead.
Tried the paina bento deal for $10. It was a good amount of food for the price. The chicken was crunchy & had good flavor. The beef & sausage were good as well. Overall, I'd come back to try more plates!
I have a friend who goes to Vegas just to eat Hawaiian food, and this was the spot we visited. I didn't realize how many Hawaiian places there are in Vegas. According to Google: "Las Vegas is known as the 'Ninth Island' of Hawaii because it hosts the second-largest population of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders outside of Honolulu." I ordered the Nanea Salmon Poke Bowl and the Garlic Chicken Plate. I was hoping to try the fried saimin since the pictures online looked so good, but they had already run out for the day. It was only around 11:30 AM, so maybe they just hadn't restocked the noodles yet. The poke bowl comes with a choice of white or brown rice (we chose brown), and features shoyu ginger salmon poke drizzled with a lemon citrus aioli, topped with red onions, radish sprouts, masago, and shredded nori. The bowl had a hefty amount of poke; they definitely didn't skimp! It was quite tasty. The garlic chicken plate comes with deep-fried chicken dipped in a garlic shoyu sauce. It's served with two scoops of white or brown rice (we chose brown again, because... healthier, I guess?) and a scoop of potato salad. The chicken was very flavorful and had a great umami taste. It pairs well with the rice, although two scoops were a bit much for me. The potato salad actually had spaghetti noodles in it, which was new to me, but it worked surprisingly well! Overall, it's a great Hawaiian spot that serves big portions--true to the spirit of Hawaiian food.
Had a totally positive experience here at the Chinatown location unlike the Blue Diamond location. The sole cashier handled the line and pickup person swiftly and with ease. I did not feel any second-hand stress. The wait time for the food was quick and reasonable. Definitely will return. Must try their garlic chicken plate and spicy tuna poke inari bento.
Its been a while since we been this to this location. We did a phone order for their Garlic Chicken Bucket- 20 pieces for $15. What a deal! Service good- our food was ready as soon as we got there. Chicken was so good! And the pieces we 're good and the size was bigger than I expected! Definitely would grab this special again!
I love their mochi donuts! This also a great place for a nice meal! Friendly staff and fresh food. Oh, don't forget to get a SPAM Musubi!
I'm surprised I haven't written a review for Paina Café yet because I've been coming here for years! It's one of my go-to spots, especially for their mochi donuts -- hands down the best around. The texture is always perfect -- super fresh, soft, and bouncy every single time. On my most recent visit, I got my usual mochi donuts along with some spam musubi and salmon inari bombs. While I think their savory items are fine, I definitely prefer their desserts -- that's where they really shine. Service here is always great, and I've never had to wait long for my order. Overall, Paina Café is such a consistent, feel-good spot that I'll keep coming back to -- especially for those amazing mochi donuts!
Good food in an unassuming place! Located next to Greenland on Spring Mountain and Rainbow, it's a small place with good flavor!! We placed our order and they called us as soon it was ready. The guy we placed the order with was nice and answered any questions we had. I wish I had room for inari bombs but I was so full! Servings were filling. I ordered the Hapa Bowl and my bf ordered the Fried Saimin Plate. He didn't give me a chance to take a pic but I got one of my bowl! Would definitely come back here again! Very ono!!
I can't get over how much I love this place! Everything I've had has been so ono (delicious)! Parking is great here; it's in a shopping complex, so there's a lot of spaces available. The restaurant is small and can get crowded during lunch rush, so because everything is made fresh, the food might take a while to come out. The service was really friendly from everyone we spoke with. I usually get the spicy tuna inari, but they had a lunch special this day, so I took advantage of it! The inari is one of my favorite things to get, it's 5 pieces and they load the fish on! The Pa'ina Bento was so good! Everything has a lot of flavor without being over powering. The mochi donuts are really good because they're not insanely sweet. If you come, try everything, you can't go wrong! read more
I'm not a big sweet fan but I love how they have actual food you can order. Their bucket of chicken was worth every penny. Very flavorful, very hot n fresh, super crispy. Their 3 meat bento box was also flavorful, I love the pickled daikon that came with the meal, it compliments the dish. I love how you can buy a dozen of assorted mochi donuts and give them as gift and it comes in a very cute box. Highly recommend, would definitely come back. read more
4 months ago
3 days ago
Another spot for some good old Hawaiian Food in LVS.. The service was fast and friendly, the ambiance was just like back home in Oahu, simple and nice. Now let's get to the food. Ube Mochi Donut- This was soo good and flavorful. It was fresh as it just came out and trust me I didn't wait for it to cool off. They really got this down and the mochi was soft and chewy which I enjoyed which a hit of the ube. Garlic Chicken- it's been years since I've eaten proper garlic chicken and this was the highlight for me at this cafe. The chicken was moist and the garlic was heavy. Everything I wanted and more. If you're looking for some great Hawaiian food then be sure to give them a try. You won't be disappointed!! read more
17 days ago
Paina Cafe on Spring Mountain - The mochi donuts are the best! Consistently good quality and the flavors are great! Our go to is The Bento Box that has Garlic Chicken, Teriyaki Beef and Portuguese Sausage with Rice, Furikake and Daikon (Japanese Radish). It is a good combination. Also when we feel like having some Ahi Poke we get a side of 8oz Shoyu or Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke. I like that they have hot and ready Spam Musubi's available. They have Weekly Specials Monday - Thursday awesome deals for $10.00. Most of the time we order take out. The Bento Box is delicious. We feel The Ahi Poke is a hit and miss sometimes lacking seasoning, flavor or portion. The Mochi Donuts are always scrumptious. read more
4 months ago
The poke was a miss. They left the brown part of the salmon on which caused most of the fishiness, cut it sloppy, and barely seasoned it. All fixable problems, just not fixed here. Poke Express or Locals will do you way better. The chicken wasn't bad though. Crispiness held through the ride and had the classic sweet soy balance you'd find at most hawaiian/korean chicken shops. It was good, but nothing to rave about. The rice was sooo mushy though. I've got too many other spots on my list to come back to this one when I'm in Vegas tbh read more
I found it! I miss food from back home in Hawaii and this place hit the spot. I ordered the garlic chicken and hubby ordered the poke bowl with Kalua pig. It tasted just like home. They even have my favorite juice, Hawaiian Sun. I was curious how they got Hawaiian Sun in Las Vegas and the owner was kind enough to share her source. I really appreciate that it wasn't a gatekept secret. I love food and I love to eat, I'm definitely going to go back. There is ample seating and it reminds me of a drive in/take out restaurant from back home. read more
I was really happy to see Paina Cafe in Las Vegas' Chinatown because it instantly brought me back to my Hawaii days at Ward. Located in a strip mall with plenty of easy parking (always appreciated in busy Chinatown), this felt like a little slice of home the moment we walked in. I ordered the Large Crunch Spicy Tuna and added taegu and furikake -- and wow... it tasted exactly how I remembered it in Hawaii. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with that addictive crunch texture. One bite and the nostalgia hit immediately. We also came on the right day because the Wednesday special was a steal: Garlic Chicken (sub Portuguese sausage) for $10. Honestly one of the best food deals I've found in Vegas lately. The garlic chicken was savory, comforting, and paired perfectly with the rice -- simple food done really well. And if you're coming with kids (or just love dessert), don't skip the mochi donuts. My kids demolished them within minutes, and the taro flavor was the unanimous favorite. What I love most is that Paina Cafe doesn't try to overcomplicate things -- it delivers solid Hawaii comfort food that feels authentic, satisfying, and welcoming. If you're missing local-style Hawaii plate lunches or just want something different from the usual Vegas options, this spot absolutely hits the mark. Will definitely be back when the island food cravings kick in again. read more
I usually come for the yummy mochi donuts, but they've been running weekday meal specials lately. I picked up the $15 garlic chicken bucket and the $10 weekday special--since it was Monday, the special was a Hawaiian poke bowl. The garlic chicken was super flavorful, and the poke bowl was generous and filling. The poke was tasty, and the kalua had a nice hint of smoky flavor--really good overall. I hope they keep these weekday specials going because I'll definitely be back for more. I ordered everything to go and recommend calling ahead. read more
4 months ago
Tried the paina bento deal for $10. It was a good amount of food for the price. The chicken was crunchy & had good flavor. The beef & sausage were good as well. Overall, I'd come back to try more plates! read more
I have a friend who goes to Vegas just to eat Hawaiian food, and this was the spot we visited. I didn't realize how many Hawaiian places there are in Vegas. According to Google: "Las Vegas is known as the 'Ninth Island' of Hawaii because it hosts the second-largest population of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders outside of Honolulu." I ordered the Nanea Salmon Poke Bowl and the Garlic Chicken Plate. I was hoping to try the fried saimin since the pictures online looked so good, but they had already run out for the day. It was only around 11:30 AM, so maybe they just hadn't restocked the noodles yet. The poke bowl comes with a choice of white or brown rice (we chose brown), and features shoyu ginger salmon poke drizzled with a lemon citrus aioli, topped with red onions, radish sprouts, masago, and shredded nori. The bowl had a hefty amount of poke; they definitely didn't skimp! It was quite tasty. The garlic chicken plate comes with deep-fried chicken dipped in a garlic shoyu sauce. It's served with two scoops of white or brown rice (we chose brown again, because... healthier, I guess?) and a scoop of potato salad. The chicken was very flavorful and had a great umami taste. It pairs well with the rice, although two scoops were a bit much for me. The potato salad actually had spaghetti noodles in it, which was new to me, but it worked surprisingly well! Overall, it's a great Hawaiian spot that serves big portions--true to the spirit of Hawaiian food. read more
Had a totally positive experience here at the Chinatown location unlike the Blue Diamond location. The sole cashier handled the line and pickup person swiftly and with ease. I did not feel any second-hand stress. The wait time for the food was quick and reasonable. Definitely will return. Must try their garlic chicken plate and spicy tuna poke inari bento. read more
8 months ago
Its been a while since we been this to this location. We did a phone order for their Garlic Chicken Bucket- 20 pieces for $15. What a deal! Service good- our food was ready as soon as we got there. Chicken was so good! And the pieces we 're good and the size was bigger than I expected! Definitely would grab this special again! read more
11 months ago
I'm surprised I haven't written a review for Paina Café yet because I've been coming here for years! It's one of my go-to spots, especially for their mochi donuts -- hands down the best around. The texture is always perfect -- super fresh, soft, and bouncy every single time. On my most recent visit, I got my usual mochi donuts along with some spam musubi and salmon inari bombs. While I think their savory items are fine, I definitely prefer their desserts -- that's where they really shine. Service here is always great, and I've never had to wait long for my order. Overall, Paina Café is such a consistent, feel-good spot that I'll keep coming back to -- especially for those amazing mochi donuts! read more
27 days ago
Good food in an unassuming place! Located next to Greenland on Spring Mountain and Rainbow, it's a small place with good flavor!! We placed our order and they called us as soon it was ready. The guy we placed the order with was nice and answered any questions we had. I wish I had room for inari bombs but I was so full! Servings were filling. I ordered the Hapa Bowl and my bf ordered the Fried Saimin Plate. He didn't give me a chance to take a pic but I got one of my bowl! Would definitely come back here again! Very ono!! read more
10 days ago
4 months ago
To preface, I've only had mochi donuts from here. The mochi dough has such a great texture and the perfect sweetness (not overly sweet). I wish the icing didn't crumble as much as it does - not sure if it's possible to make icing like that. In any case, it was still delicious! read more
1 year ago
OVERALL : Went to Vegas this past weekend and came back with a new go-to spot for Hawaiian food next time I'm in town again! Paina Cafe has rave reviews from everyone, including hawaiian natives, so you know it's legit! They have pre-set poke bowls and plate lunches as well as BYO poke bowls, spam musubi, and mochi donuts. Everything brought me back to my time in Hawaii. Service was fast and friendly, lots of tables inside and good for groups looking for a casual lunch spot with great food! PARKING : Parking lot out in front shared with other businesses in the plaza, but not crowded when we came :) FOOD/DRINKS : Hapa Bowl - white rice, shoyu ahi poke, kalua pig Nanea Salmon Poke Bowl - white rice, shoyu ginger salmon poke, lemon citrus aioli with red onion, radish sprouts, masago, shredded nori 4 oz side of ahi poke Spam Musubi Everything was so fresh, so tender, and potions were GENEROUS with great prices! Fish just cuts through without any stringy bits. The Nanea Salmon bowl was my fav but I def want to try building my own next time so I get to try the other proteins and toppings too + grab a mochi donut! read more
11 months ago
Came for the mochi donuts and Paina Cafe did not disappoint!!! Ordered the dozen and got it in the cutest box! read more
8 months ago
Recently went in & realized they are now doing a HAPPY HOUR for the mochi donuts from 5p to 7p Go check them out! Grab every flavor they're all delicious! read more
Authentic and flavorful Hawaiian food! The poke here is fresh and honestly one of the better options out in Vegas. You can choose from their own hand selected options which are great. They have a lot more than poke as well offering bento boxes and other entree items such as garlic chicken and beef. If you want to make your own bowl that option is available too. A quick grab and go refrigerator is inside too. Service was good but could be a little more timely. But the food is the highlight here. Inside gave a friendly island vibe. In addition, the matcha mochi donut here is fire Overall another great time and a top selection for Hawaiian food in Vegas read more
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After eating lunch at a Pho restaurant on a Saturday, I was craving something sweet afterwards. Looking for Mochi donuts in the area on Yelp, Paina Café was one of the first restaurants to pop up! It was only five minutes away from the Pho restaurant in Spring Mountain. Paina Café is a Hawaiian-inspired café. As soon as you enter the restaurant, you'll notice all of the island-themed décor! Paina Café is known for their Poke Bowls! Paina Café has two locations, one in Las Vegas at Spring Mountain, and another one at Honolulu Hawaii! If you're looking for alternatives to Poke Bowls, Paina Café does offer plate lunches, sandwiches, and salads! Some of the plate lunches do include Kalua Pork! We ended up ordering [3] Mochi donuts - Chocolate Cheesecake - Cookies and Cream - Matcha The wait time was minimal. The team member immediately packed up the mochi donuts in a bag and provided them to us. We took the Mochi Donuts home to eat! The Matcha Mochi Donut was the best. The Matcha flavoring was delicious and the donut was soft and perfectly baked. The Chocolate Cheesecake was interesting. I didn't taste too much of the chocolate flavor and the frosting reminded me more of a vanilla flavor. It was still good though! The Cookies and Cream Mochi Donut was yummy! The next time I stop by Paina Café, I'm getting their plate lunch! The restaurant has plenty of table seating to eat your meal inside as well! The service was fantastic! read more
2 years ago
Service here is fast and friendly, I think my food took less than 5 minutes to prepare. Interior area has a lot of seating and is kept clean. Food was okay. The rice was soggy, the Kalua pig had a lot of fatty parts, the tako poke was lacking in flavor and sauce, and the mochi donut was extremely doughy in comparison to how it's usually friend and a bit crispy on the outside. The "Hawaiian style" ahi in the poke bowl was solid. read more
Came back to visit while we were in Vegas. Their mochi donuts are still amazing as before. Super soft and chewy, perfect level of sweetness. They have different flavor specials each day. My favorite is hands down the Oreo cheesecake. I don't typically like sweets but this was sooo delicious that I'm still thinking about it. I almost want to drive all the way back from AZ to get more. I also ordered a side of tako. They had the option of Hawaiian or kimchi and I opted for Hawaiian. While I like it, some parts were kind of salty. Also, I didn't realize how tiny the 4oz is. For $5.50, not sure if it's worth it. I'll probably stick to the poke bowl next time. Still love this place! read more
3 months ago
This place is amazing. They have delicious Hawaiian food, mostly plate lunch stuff and poke, plus a wide selection of sweet treats. We tried a bento box and a few of their bowls. The bento consisted of three classic Hawaiian meats (Portuguese sausage, teriyaki beef, and fried chicken) over furikake rice. It's delicious but definitely meat-forward. The bowls were quite interesting. For instance, the Kalua pig doesn't have any cabbage - it's just pork. Additionally, I've never been to a place that would mix poke and meat in the same bowl, but it is delicious. It's a great way to get all your favorites in one meal. The poke is not quite on par with the best stuff I've had, but it would definitely satisfy a poke craving. Paina is tucked away in a strip mall that has needlessly complicated directions, but it is worth the hassle. Try a bowl, and then make sure to grab a mochi donut or two for the road! read more
6 months ago
Tried the Salt and Vinegar crispy fried chicken!!! The chicken pieces (about 15-16) came in a bucket, hot and crispy! Ordered side of rice and that was it! The only thing was missing was Mang Tomas sauce... Small place, cozy and the girl at the counter was friendly! I give this place 4 Shaka signs read more
This was my first time trying mochi doughnuts. I don't know what's taken me so long, considering how many people have raved about them. I tried each flavor and they were not overly sweet or heavy. The glazes were all subtle, their respective flavors were light. All the doughnuts were not super chewy and I liked them all, but the cookies and cream stood out the most. A few of them had a slight fried/oil taste to them, but it wasn't a deal breaker. I would not say no to anyone offering me mochi doughnuts from Paina. My next trip will be to pick up doughnuts and try their poke. read more
1 year ago
One of my great friends sent me a post by David Fisher ( @daviddayanfisher ) where he explained a simple yet challenging truth, "Do not tolerate anyone's inability to regulate." I listened to it at least three times. He goes on to explain we attract reflections of ourselves. If we are dysregulated inside the outside world will reflect that chaos. Our partners, friends, family will match this reality we create for ourselves. If we desire a change in our life, a lasting change, we must regulate ourselves first. Once that occurs anything externally dysregulated will become incompatible with our reality. In a way we are always either killing or healing ourselves. That's why I stress looking in mirror as much as I do. These lessons have helped refocus my therapy sessions on the root cause of my long standing problems. I have a part to play in the toxicity I attract, the toxicity I allow around me, and the toxicity I have a part in creating. I manifest it. Going through this over and over in my mind bubbled up feelings I needed a feast to get through. That lead me to the famous Paina Cafe ( @painacafelv ) to try their seafood flown in from Hawaii. I took down an Inari Bento and Musubi as appetizers, a Half Salmon / Half Tuna Kewalo Bowl, ( teri glaze blend with shredded nori on the rice. Shoyu ahi poke topped with wasabi mayo drizzle, pickled red onions, masago and radish sprouts ) and I couldn't leave without dessert a Tara Milk Mochi Donut. Everything looked so good I had decision paralysis so I let the legend behind the counter pick it all out for me. This place was amazing, and the bowl was the perfect complement for a pre-pool party day. The Inari was the best I've had so far, and I'd go back for that alone. Did this feast solve all my problems? No, but it sure made me smile with gratitude. Still breathing. Still fighting. Still feasting. Address: 6870 Spring Mountain read more
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6870 Spring Mountain Rd
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Las Vegas, NV 89146
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What allergies should I be aware of from the poké?
There are different types of poke that they make, so I think it would be best to reach out to the restaurant and let them know what allergies you have, and they should be able to tell you if you'll be ok or not.
Do they have malasadas?
It's not on the regular menu. http://www.painacafe.com/menu
Do they open their pick up window early (before 10AM) for AM pick ups?
They open early for mochi donut pickup orders from 8am. Now you walk into the restaurant to pick up your donut order.
Are these mochi donuts vegan or do they have dairy in them?
I do not work for them, but if they are vegan they have cornered the market on a great vegan dessert. I cook alot and I do not think that consistency is attainable with out eggs.
Are the donuts here light and airy or is it more like a cake?
It's less dense than a cake donut!
How do we order for pick up?
I always click the link in their IG bio and order from there. :)
Does the mini half dozen for the mochi donuts come in the flavors of the week? If so how do you order it online?
The minis are only available as plain glazed donuts.
Do u know how much for donut mochi?
$1.95 each for the regular size mochi donuts, and $12 for a dozen of the mini
What's the calorie count on a Mochi donut?
That depends on each flavor. I would call the place and i'm sure they would be happy to answer your question.
How much are the desserts?
Mochi donuts: $1.95 per piece Tarts: $1.50 each, $8 for 6 pack, $15 for dozen pack Pa'ina rolls:…
Are the mochi donuts gluten free?
They are not gluten free, they are made with normal flour as well
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