Good, Cheap, and Fast Japanese Food! That pretty much sums up this place and really what more could you ask for?? As this genre of food is a pretty important staple in my diet I was very excited when my coworkers introduced me to this place last week. Now we are thinking of coming here once a week (well at least until we find something else that catches our eye). Also we don't have a very long lunch break so the fact that they serve their food super fast is another plus. We went in during the peak up lunch we didn't have to wait longer than 5 minutes for our food. Their two item combo is 5.46 and the portions are great. The items that I've had each cost an extra 49 cents each but it all seemed worth it to me. I've had: Spicy chicken teriyaki - The sauce is a bit darker than I'm use to but that could be due to the spicy aspect. It really isn't that hot, although I really like spicy food maybe my taste buds are immune. I think its taste great so I would recommend for first timers :) Beef sukiyaki - slices of beef, onions, and glass noodles still covered in their cooking juices = YUM! Spicy tuna roll - A good sized 8 piece roll that is definitely worth the extra 49 cents. I will be back with an update with more dishes to try in the not so distant future. Go Rice Things! :D read more

This is a usual lunch spot for me. The prices are pretty good for the food that you get. The sushi is not going to be your high end stuff, but what get much more than what you pay for. The staffing is really nice. I have heard that they have 'tude, but i have never experienced it. they are way cool. Other than scrunching 3 people to a 2-person table, i have no complaints. i do love the spicy teriyaki chicken. but for like 6 or 7 bucks, you get a load of food. The place is in a small little shopping center, and there isn't much of a view at the place, but its not a luxurious place off the bat. Don't bring a hot date, but bring your gf/bf for a quick bite. During lunch, you may have to wait for seating. its not exactly a huge place. but lots of people come here. THat means something... read more

This business has redeemed itself after a temporary fail when it changed ownership in late 2019.

So after having had my not-so-good koreanized sushi around the corner from my apt. in K-Town, my friends invited me to Rice Things in Redondo, mostly because it's cheap and it's quick and not so expensive because I hadn't had good sushi in a while although I didn't mention my last experience nor my penchant for run-on sentences like this one. So we're standing in line to order, yeah, it's a fast-food sushi joint which disappointed me and that's when I shared my story about the last sushi place I went to which embarrassed my friends slightly as they would've taken me someplace else: preferably one with sit-down and wait service.... but hey, you know, I hadn't eaten in 7 hours and what I ate was crazy chicken so it could've been shoe leather with a dash of salt and pepper and I would've ate it with glee...okay maybe not glee.... So back to our story, we ordered and instead of taking my friends's recommendation for the combo specials, I ordered three rollls because I really wanted sushi---been talking about it for the last 4 hours at work. The combo specials are huge servings of food with an option of sushi in addition. I ordered a rainbow roll, an alaskan roll, and a spicy tuna hand roll and thinking aloud, wondered if I was hungry enuf to get more when the girl operating the cash register chimed in that that was already a lot of food. I went with her comment, probably because my brain was already fried from working in the sun all day and hey, she was cute. Well, we get our orders and mine is noticeably much smaller than my friends which begged the comment: "well I got the appetizers, where are the entrees..." So a little surprised by it and wondering maybe I shouldn't have let the cute factor play into my decisions.... but as I ate, it actually did start to fill me up. Which brings me to the quality of the sushi which is what you really want...not bad. It's not frickin awesome by any stretch but compared to my last sushi place---sooooooo much better. The pieces are rather small but surprisingly filling. It was relatively fresh insomuch it didn't taste fishy or looked oddly discolored but at the same time the quality isn't as good as say Oomasa in Little Tokyo. I would say it's on par with California Sushi Roll---eh the Los Feliz branch which I hear is better than the rest of the chain. Again, I was really hungry so maybe I might be liking it better than I should but I thought it was good and in a pinch, it was fast and rather satisfying. Did I mention reasonably priced. I spent like $22 for three rolls, the Alaskan roll and Rainbow roll were cut into 8 pieces each so yeah, not too bad a night. Service was good as much as it could be at a counter top. read more

Super Official! A bang for your buck! I use to come here at least once or twice a week when I lived in the South Bay. Yeah its no Katsuya, but its very damn good and cheap for the price. If you have an appetite for Japanese food and don't want to pay an arm and a leg then I highly recommend this place. The portions are pretty big and very good. I recommend getting a 3 item combo, with spicy chekien terriyaki some type of cruch roll or chicken katsu or tempura. read more

Cheap japanese food that actually tastes great. The prices are excellent and you will be full. The california rolls are pretty good. The chicken katsu is very good. The teriyaki chicken is not very good. Seating is tight at noon and around 5pm. Best value for the money in the area! read more

I have been coming to this place for years and it has pretty good food for the price. I love the two item special and always get fried gyoza and the salmon crunchy roll. Despite them saying they close at a certain time, they have turned me ( and many other people I know) away as much as 25 minutes before they close! The old man is very rude when it comes to coming in towards the end of the night. The ambiance is not very good either it's like you're eating in a discount grocery store. As much as I like the good they are horrible at customer service hence the 2 stars read more

Worse service ever!!!! Tonight, my kids and I watched the owner kick mom and daughter out of the restaurant, just because they were seating in two separate small tables. He "ordered" the mom to seat in the same table as her daughter. His attitude towards the two ladies made my 8 year old daughter cry. The owner said that it was his restaurant and he could do whatever he wanted. Unbelievable!!! I had friends getting food poisoning from this place, I got it myself many years ago, and decided to stop going there. I made a mistake going back tonight. But I'll never get inside that place again!!!! read more

This place is a local favorite, and deservedly so. Anytime I want to get a cheap, delicious, and good-quality meal, Rice things comes to mind. It's not often that those three qualities come together in a restaurant! To put things in perspective, you can get a 2 item combo for less than $5, and a 3 item combo for not much more than $7. Cheaper than crappy Panda Express! I don't usually get the sushi here because I've just never tried it. I'm a creature of habit and always get the egg omelet, which is sliced triangles of cold tamago, and sesame chicken.. even after deliberating over the menu for 5+ minutes. The only problem I have with this place is that during lunch time, they do not let you put two tables together for groups of 3. They were very adamant - I'd even say rude - about this even though the tables didn't fully fill up while we were there. read more

Reasonably priced and you receive a lot of food. I got the katsu and spicy tuna combo. I chose the salad as my side since I like to watch my figure. It gets busy and there is a handful of tables, but take out might be a good option if you don't want to deal with the hassle of waiting for a table if it gets really, really busy. The register girls are easy on the eyes also. read more

I should have stuck to my gut feeling and just order from the restaurant across the street. Unagi Don: okay, nothing special Albacore Salad: mmm, it was very "fishy" ... didn't sit well in mah belly. Bbq Chicken Salad: what was bbq about this? nothing. it was shredded bits of chicken on a bed of mixed green. Blah Tamago: powdery, did they use powdered eggs?!? In sum, I should have stuck with my instinct.. now I have a very unhappy gut. ;p Will not return. read more

I used to always order spicy tuna bowl but after tasting the mushy shit I was served today, I won't go back! I called to ask what happened and the manager just said sorry, they are using new company!? So I'm done. Won't return...they've gone downhill! Don't eat here. Fish isn't fresh and customer service is poor! read more

The moment I landed in LA.... I wasn't dying for a burger from In N Out, but I was dying and overly excited to grab something from Rice Things. I think this quick Japanese sushi place is a hit or miss for some people- some people hate it because the place is always busy, and others may simply find it to be overrated. I've also heard of horror customer service stories, but thank goodness that wasn't my case. The food is so cheap! Seriously, you get a butt load of food for 5 bucks- two item meal. I usually get the Chicken Katysu plate with California Rolls. I absolutely love the sticky Japanese rice and the mini salad that comes with it. The Japanese rice is made to perfection! The menu is a bit of an overload because there's just so many different plates to choose from, but I'm plain jane so I usually just stick to my usual. I live in Chicago, and I think it would be so great if there was a Rice Things in the Lincoln Park area. College kids and young professionals would flock to this place in a heartbeat. read more

Japanese Fast Food? I think not! How about great Japanese Food Fast? Gosh! I think I'm addicted... I now eat here once a week! I pride myself on finding places where two people can eat for a total of $10 !!! Here is a prime example of why you do not need to eat fast food... here's how you do it: Order by building your own combination. Only one 3 item combination plate is needed. Everything from beef, pork, to chicken is available as your base. Than add your sushi rolls (8pieces!!!), gyoza(dumplings), croquette's(deep fried mashed potatoes), or a bunch of others. One drink is included, order the second for your friend. Enjoy the fact the two of you spent a grand total of less than $10 for the entire meal... Man, it tastes good- no wonder this place is always packed. And that my folks is the only negative I could find for this place... No need to eat fast food, Shop smart people!!! read more

Wonderful food and service, but do not give the old man (the owner) your order. His English is bad, so he will get the order wrong, and you will be stuck with it. He never smiles and is grumpy all the time. Besides that, the staff and food are fantastic. read more

Awful! First off, there was no A/C. It was 85 degrees outside and at least 90 degrees inside. What kind of restaurant in California in 2012 doesn't have A/C? The food was terrible. Probably the worst chicken teriyaki I've ever tried to eat. Also, the tempura was mushy and tasteless. How hard is it to make decent tempura? As for the sushi... Go across the street and eat some much better sushi at Yanagi. Don't eat here. read more

This is one of those Hole-in-the-wall places to grub. They have these combos deals, where you can mix and match items from Sesame chicken to Egg rolls to Spicy tuna rolls. I usually get a two item combo with Chicken katsu and Spicy Tuna roll and this combo comes with a side salad with house dressing and a drink (soda). This place is always packed during weekday lunch, at least the times I've been here. The food is inexpensive and served quickly. There are some items on the menu that are an additional cost, but the basic stuff is just fine. A little warning, if you come in a group, the seating is first come, so you may be seating in pairs unless you come early or after the regular lunch crowd. read more

I occasionally stop by Rice Things for their Baked Salmon Salad. The salmon is warm, crispy and tender. The soy vinaigrette dressing mixed with the romaine lettuce provides the perfect flavor. The Teriyaki Chicken Bowl is my second fav. The chicken is boiled not grilled and comes with fresh veggies. This is not a sushi bar - you just order, take a number, leave with your grub or dine in at a table if you can get one. The service is good; the workers are nice and attentive. The crowd is pretty diverse and chill. read more

Came here with my brother in law to pick up some take out and he had warned me that the ladies behind the counter can be short with you and come off as being rude. Armed with this info I came in, ordered and stepped to the side and waited for my order. In reality, they were actually polite and friendly *tonight. We waited about 15 minutes and our order was ready. Got home and was excited to try my curry chicken katsu. It was pretty good! Everyone's food was prepared hot and fresh and the portions are large. The prices here are super reasonable and you get a lot for what yo pay for. The quality of sushi however is not as fresh or tasty as I've had in other places but what do you expect when you pay $8 for 12 pieces of sushi that comes in a plastic box? Overall good experience and great value. read more

I've been going here since high school and this place still remains my #1 choice for quick Japanese food at a reasonable price. Anything less than a 3-item combo would be blasphemy. I always order Lean Chicken Katsu, Beef Teriyaki and California Rolls. - The Lean Chicken Katsu is not the best katsu I've had, but it has the best tonkatsu sauce you can't find anywhere, made by the Otafuku company. - The Beef Teriyaki is NEVER dry, always tender and has just the right amount of teriyaki sauce. - The California Rolls aren't the best I've had, but are always consistently good and go perfect with the other two dishes. Everyone knows I hate salad, but I even find myself eating the salad that's included because the dressing is sooooo good. All this and leftovers for less than $10. This place can't be beat by anything in the South Bay. read more

Noticed this place a few weeks ago and was excited to try it. Called in the order, and when I went to pick it up, there were plenty of people waiting for their orders - figured it was a sign that it was going to be very good. I ordered chicken udon - which was fine, I've definitely had way better. And a 2 item combo with chicken katsu and sesame chicken - both were cold and very chewy. YUCK! If you want real Japanese food - drive 10 minutes to Gardena. read more

I work nearby and try to make it here once a week. I also come with my wife for dinner once in a while and make the drive from Culver City. Great Japanese food on the cheap with ample portions. Just follow the unwritten house seating rules and you won't have any problems with the owner. 1 or 2 people sit at a 2 chair table, 3 people sit at a 3 chair table. Easy! Update January 2020: Went here last week to find things have changed. Prices way up and portions down: $12something for 2 items and drink, plus $.25 for an extra dressing. Place was redecorated which I know the old man would never do, so looked on yelp to see what happened. Mom and dad retired and now the kids took over, with surfboards on the walls lol. Gone are the days of the old man in pink polo shirt and Rolex shooing people away, but also gone are the awesome $8 lunch plates. The bright side is the lunch crowd was way down, and will continue to decline as I probably won't be back. For better Terriyaki go to 3 Brothers on Western. read more

This is a pretty good spot for some somewhat fast japanese style food. It's good casual place to go for some everyday food for a decent price. What's nice is that you can make your own combination so you can always get something different. A two item combination should be plenty to get you full which usually comes with rice, salad, and your entree. Plus cute cashiers help too. read more

Cheap Enough Lots of food for cheap. Lots of up selling though. Ordered the 2 item combo for my daughter with 2 California Rolls. The rolls by themselves were only $4, which is cheaper than most places, but for the combo, we paid the combo, plus another $1, because they didn't fit in the normal box for the combos. She said the food tasted normal, but it sure didn't look it. Most Japanese places believe that the presentation is as important as the taste. Her rolls were all cut at different sizes. And I don't mean barely different. I ordered spicy albacore rolls & spicy teriyaki chicken bowl. Same thing with the roll, all different sizes. Very bland, wouldn't order again. The chicken bowl was large enough for a lunch by itself, so I ended up taking most of it home. It was good, but I wouldn't drive for it. Seating is cramped. Service with a smile. For me, I would rather spend a couple of bucks more for higher quality. read more

My boyfriend and I love this place, we come here at least twice a week. The food is consistent and who can argue with $12.99, for two 3 item combo's and a refillable drink? It is usually very busy around lunch and before closing and you may have to wait for a table, but service is good and fast. 5 stars for starving students, it will fill you up, for a good price! Must tries over here are: - Teriyaki Chicken, but definitely shell out the extra 89 cents for the lean chicken, its worth it. - Sesame Chicken taste really good, and you don't have to pay extra for it. - Ask for an extra salad sauce, because the Miso is soooo yummy. - California Rolls! read more

2.5/5. Portions are enormous, but the quality of the food is very wanting. Katsu wasn't very well breaded, pork is cooked beyond grey, and rice was hard. The spicy tuna roll ($4.99) incorporates very cheap cuts (if you can even call them that) of mashed tuna. As others have pointed out, this place is cheap. But that doesn't mean cheap Japanese food has to be bad. In fact, many of the items here are just as expensive (if not pricier) than those at Geta in Oakland, which uses large chunks of fish in its spicy rolls. And If you think about it, this place isn't even that cheap, since there additional fees for many of the items you choose to include in your combos. read more

Food-wise, I'd put Rice Things a little higher than the Panda Food chain. It's certainly better than Sushi Boy, but I don't really consider that a compliment. It's crowded during lunch and the old guy will give you the boot if there's a crowd and you linger after you eat. At about 15 minutes before closing time, it's take-out only. The sushi rolls are about the diameter of an American quarter which seems kind of small. A lot of the popular menu items seem warmed over. The rice is actually pretty good in quality and texture. The salad dressing and sauces are also good. I would say that the food is so-so if you're not expecting a lot and if you're not actually expecting "sushi". I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's cheap, but it's probably fair for what you're getting. The reason I head over there every now and then is because it's conveniently located for me, and because of the hot, young, seemingly angry Asian girls who work the counter. Interestingly enough, there's a sit-down place directly across the street from Rice Things that has almost the same menu and for about the same price. I think it's called Soyonara or Sonoraya or something like that. I'll look at it again tomorrow... read more

I come here for lunch almost daily. The value is unbeatable. There is a great variety of choices to make for interesting and tasty lunch combos. Teriyaki, sushi rolls, Katsu and Tempura - they're all very good here. Try the Vegetable Crunchy Roll in your next lunch combo. read more

I've been eating here since 2001 during the Hawthorne Savings days and prices used to be under $4 AFTER tax. I even think the portions used to be more back then. I think the business owners eventually found out they have no competition with serving Japanese fast food around their vicinity, so slowly their prices crept up, along with reverse size portions of food. Sadly to say, I can't help but continue coming here, there's nothing else to choose from for decent chicken katsu and chicken teriyaki around this area. L & L nearby here is way too fatty and smaller portions. Rice Things will still keep up there, someone please open a Rice Thangs to compete! read more

Worst experience of my life!! I have been there before the food is decent, but the owner OMG! He was absolutely ridiculous I WILL NEVER EAT HERE AGAIN. I went with a couple of co-workers for lunch it started off fine, we ordered food and sat at a table. Since there were three of us we pushed another table together (if you have been there you know the tables are all 2 person). Apparently even in a half empty restaurant this is unacceptable to the owner. He came over and asked if we were expecting another person... no we answered just the three of us! So he told us to "move to one table or cancel order" (so rude off the bat without any provocation). Keep in mind only 5 other tables in the whole place were occupied, so I told him we would move if the restaurant became busy. Nope! He said "you move now before foods come or I cancel order." This type of treatment is never ok if you want to have a business. As if that was not bad enough we decided to take our food to go, then we all realized we never wanted to give business to this place again and cancelled our orders. Well of course we all paid in credit card and that became a fiasco! We were all so angry we just wanted to leave and he does not know how to work his own machine. He cheats me out of the correct amount and has to re-do it (I'm calling my bank to make sure the charges and returns got straightened out) after arguing first. He refuses to tell us his name he just says "THE OWNER," the other employees just looked frightened and embarrassed. We asked to see his business license and he said he was going to call the police!? He's the one that had our money? ... now reading this I would think we looked like hoodlums or something, nope three professionals in suits being harassed for no reason except wanting to enjoy some lunch!! I BEG ALL YELPERS TO NEVER EVER GIVE THIS HORRIBLE PERSON BUSINESS!!!! read more

If you're in need of a quick sushi fix, this is the perfect place for you. And its extremely affordable. Estimating about $4.50 per roll (8 pc) for the simpler roles. And if you'd like to get a two item place along with chicken or beef teriyaki, it's only about $6-$7. Can't beat that. The meat isn't the best quality, but its still tasteful and does the job! If you plan to do take out, order ahead of time, or else you'll be waiting for about 20 mins. This place gets busy during lunch and dinner hours read more

We discovered Rice Things two weeks before we moved out of the South Bay. Before we left, we probably ate there like five or six times. For bang for your buck, Rice Things is hard to beat. Depending on what you order, a three item combo plus rice and salad costs around $9. There's a lot to choose from and the portions are generous. Yeah, this place isn't fancy or gourmet but it's tasty and FREAKING cheap. The owner does give you a 15 minute warning to get the hell out before they close for the night. I've never been to a non-bar establishment that does that but it's their business and that's their prerogative. Otherwise, they've always been friendly and I've never had a problem with the service. If we still lived closer, we'd probably be eating there now. read more

this is a good value. The food was fresh and the sashimi was rather tasty. I go here about 2 times a week. This is a family owned place (a big plus in my book). They seem to me hard working and honest. The food is served quickly and the portions are good. The two and three item combo is a solid deal. If you like Bento box style japanese food, definitely check it out. It's much better than most Japanese restaurants in this area. I consider this quite a local find. read more

Are you kidding me Yelp. This place should be nothing less than 5 stars. I've been going to Rice Things for almost 10 years regularly (man, I can't believe it's almost been that long), with pretty much daily lunch visits for probably 2-3 years straight. I'm confident I know this menu better than anyone else in the South Bay. So here's what's bomb here: EVERYTHING. No really though. It's all good. If you're new here, go with their 2-3 item plate. Get the sesame chicken, your roll of choice (I like salmon skin or salmon asparagus). If you feel like more chicken, then go with chicken karage too. Their star is their curry. Lean chicken katsu curry plate. I don't know what is in their curry but it OWNS curry house, coco ichibanya or anything you can get at the mitsuwa food court. Salmon skin salad is delicious. On hot days, cold udon with chicken. On cold days, get the beef hot soba, or if u want more stuff in it, kinda like a bukkake soba (get your mind outta the gutter), get seaweed hot soba and a side of beef sukiyaki, and put that beef sukiyaki in that bad boy. Rice Things hacks for you right there, better yet, life hacks for you son. If you wanna be healthy, brown rice rolls. Get any roll with brown rice. And the mabo tofu. It isn't like any other mabo tofu you'll ever try. A little sweet and savory, absolutely delicious. And to top that all off, the prices can't be beat. read more

I left full, but not really satisfied. Expect to pay about $10 with a drink. It was clean, service was quick but parking lot was a little cramped. I had the shrimp tempura (all tempura plates come with vegetable tempura, rice, salad and miso) and a raspberry iced tea. The tempura was light and non greasy which is good if you like that sort of stuff. I actually didn't eat the salad because my gf wanted to eat it with her saladless meal. Rice was sticky. Miso was tasty This place seems like it would be good for a quick lunch. read more

Been wanting to come here for a while, finally did it. I am always on the look out for bento places, I mean, I am consistently looking for and thinking about them as in ALL the time. Why don't 7-11's here sell obentos like the ones in Japan? I get excited when I discover a bento place or a place that sells bento. When I go to Mitsuwa or Marukai, I'd fo sho make a stop at the bento section, just to browse not neccessarily buy, unless it was close to closing time and some of the bentos were on sale. My fellow Yelpers have once again assisted - found this place via Yelp. And book marked it. My first visit was a solid 4-star experience - key contributing factor: Solid CP (cost-performance) in terms of bang for the buck on quantity. I am making 2 meals out of the 2-item combo. Indeed, a 2-2 meal deal! Paid extra to upgrade my chicken to all lean-white meat and sushi roll to contain salmon sashimi - well worth the the cost to upgrade IMO. Brown rice was on offer for a meager 50 cents more, a big plus for the health conscious. And teri sauce on the side if you are watching your sugar or sodium consumption. What about quality? Why hasn't this review touched on quality? The good CP reviewed was on cost/quantity ratio, but what about quality? Well, I am split on the topic...with my American hat, the taste was pretty good - better than other Asian fast food or Hawaiian places in the SoBay. If I was wearing my Tokyo hat, the taste would be just average...hence, my reluctance to give 5 stars. read more

Our last couple visits have been great... really helpful staff, everyone is polite and make a quick visit for carryout or dine in great. read more

Rice Things - Japanese Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Not the most authentic or the best Japanese food out there, but one of the best values in my opinion. You can get two items (such as chicken katsu or california rolls or sesame chicken, etc) and rice and salad and a refillable fountain drink for 5.99. Now this same deal used to be 4.99 when I first started coming here about 5 or so years ago, but prices go up... it happens. All in all, a decent place to eat Japanese food. read more

I've been here a few times in the last year or two. The food quality has gone down considerably since I first went here in High School. The prices have also been increased as well. My last visit to this place a month ago, I didn't get anything, but my family did and for three people the total cost came out to about $30. Mind you, we did order one drink! Here's what we got that day: two three item meals and one pork katsu plate. The pork katsu came out extremely overcooked almost to the point of blackness, we had to send it back. The other two came out as ordered, but everything looked haphazardly put together. Oh, did I mention that one of the three item plates came out to be $11 by itself with all their additional charges if you want something decent... Boo! Maybe I'll be back when they bring back the same food with more competitive prices. Until then 2/5 read more

So my boyfriend and I were looking for a sushi fix, as always we were undecided on what to try. So I whipped out my yelp app and found this place. Saw the somewhat good reviews...so we headed over to try their Sushi and combo plates. It was not busy at all just 2 people dinning in and 2 people waiting for to go orders. We took a few minutes to decide what we wanted. We ended up paying $26.70 for both of us. My boyfriend got a 3 item combo. The combo came with a small salad, rice, chicken Katsu, Hawaiian chicken and a spicy California roll. My order was the 2 item combo. Beef Teriyaki, Gyoza, Rice and Salad. We ordered an extra Spicy Shrimp Roll and Spicy California roll. We don't drink soda so we asked for water and they pointed us to stacked cups to serve ourselves. We grabbed our water and sat at a small table. Not too long after we get our order brought to our table...as soon as I saw it I was disappointed. The rice looked over cooked; the Beef looked dry, like they were hopping to save it by smothering sauce all over it. I tried my food...and after 3 bites I was done. The only thing I ate was the Gyoza (you can't really mess that up right? Deep fry and on to a plate cause I know they didn't make them from scratch) and the Spicy California Roll. Now the Sushi rolls are not fresh! The California roll was descent but the Spicy Shrimp Roll....was warm and dry to the point that it was falling apart. It left a bad taste in my mouth so I didn't eat but one piece. My boyfriend's food was pretty bad too; the worst was his Hawaiian Chicken. Now my boyfriend grew up on an island so he knows what Hawaiian Chicken is supposed to taste like, the chicken on his plate tasted like they boiled the chicken drained it and placed it on his plate. Needless to say we both left the majority of the food and walked out. On the drive home my stomach began to ache...I will never come back here again. read more