I def recommend this spot as well the burgers are super good, there is always a line so try to…read moreplace an order online if you can. There is indoor seating, and outdoor seating, the secret sauce is always really good, and their onion rings are really good as well. Ambiance is super sick its outdoor, and indoor, but def would recommend coming here after surfing, swimming at the nearby beaches. Mahalo!

Definitely worth the stop if you're on this side of the island! We checked out the bakery first,…read morethen grabbed food from the separate chicken sandwich shop. The chicken sandwich and fries were so good we ate every bite before I even thought to take a picture. The whole area has such a fun, relaxed vibe with lots of little shops and places to walk around, making it a great spot to spend some time instead of just grabbing a quick meal. The service was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We'll definitely be back!

This place is sooo good!…read more They serve the best French toast for breakfast and they have really good plate lunches for lunch or dinner. I've been coming her for like 10 years and they have always been really nice and the food is great and the service is great and a great environment

Tita's Grill This…read moreis a review for my experience eating at Tita's Grill, a food truck that serves Filipino cuisine. It is located by the Polynesian Cultural Center. Tita's Grill serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner *Be mindful of their hours Hours Monday - Saturday Breakfast: 8:00 am - 10:00 am Lunch 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Dinner: 05:00 pm - 7:30 pm Closed Sundays & Wednesdays Words to describe Tita's Grill: Filipino Cuisine, flavorful, hearty comfort food, delicious, mouthwatering, fresh, savory Service/Menu: Friendly, efficient, seating is outdoors FOOD TITA'S PACK Rice, pancit (noodles), chicken wings, fried fish, brisket, macaroni salad *Trust me...just get it Yummy! Flavorful! Filling! GARLIC SHRIMP Garlic shrimp, macaroni salad, and rice All of the food plates we ordered were tasty-a warm hug in every bite! My favorite was the Tita's Pack! Portions were huge-and great to share All in all I enjoyed dining at Tita's Grill! Thank you aunties, uncles, and cousins for creating scrumptious and appetizing meals for us! I can't wait to dine with you again soon! Mahalo! Salamat Po!

Papa Ole's is a spot I heard about from a friend, and it hasn't disappointed me yet. It feels like…read morea small mom and pop type place that locals enjoy, which is always a good sign. My personal favorite is the kalbi ribs. They've got that backyard BBQ taste that feels like a homecooked meal, and it's usually what I end up ordering. Simple, comforting, and it just hits. I also love grabbing food here and taking it down the street to eat at the beach. It's one of those meals that feels even better when you're eating it by the water. I just read that they may be closing soon, and if that's true, thank you for all the delicious meals over the years and wishing the team nothing but the best moving forward.

The closing date is set, December 15, 2025…read more Their regulars have stepped up their visits while locals living farther away are making their final pilgrimages. By now, anyone who is a fan knows their food so rather than another review, some tips for securing that last taste. 1. They are in a cellular dead zone. All calls made to their number from a cell phone will fail to connect. You MUST call using a land line phone (those things plugged in the wall with physical buttons to press). BUT... 2. They do not answer their phone if they are busy helping customers. Good luck. SO... 3. Go early and order in person. Popular items like the roast pork and hamburger steak sell out by 10am. Others like the kalbi and pulehu shrot ribs by 11:30. 4. Be patient. The wait time is 45min - 1hr. It is accurate. Use the time to grab poke and drinks in neighboring Laie or Kahuku. It's all worth it. Same loaded plates. Same nostalgic taste. Same aloha delivered with a smile. One last time.

The experience is feeling of " I want to come back here!!…read moreNice and beautiful environment I love it!! Delicious food & Excellent service!! Definitely recommend.

Walked in to get some Chunky & Co cookies and found some cakes in the Pounders bakery display. I…read moreforgot to take pics of their signs for it, but they had 2 cakes available (by slice)- Ipo Chantilly cake and Chocolate Lava cake. They were $12 each a slice w/ a scoop of ice cream. We decided to give this a try instead of the usual ice creams nearby we typically get- esp since we don't see them have cakes too often when we pass by the area. We usually are in the area by 2/3pm on a Saturday, so idk if they have more in their display earlier in the day. The staff member (I didn't catch his name) informed us that his mother baked the cakes! We decided on getting the Chantilly cake and he was kind enough to give us 2 scoops of ice cream Giving the cake 3 stars because it was good but nothing too special, esp for the price. Wished it was colder as the cake could firm up a bit more. The frosting wasn't runny but it could've firmed up a bit if it was colder. If the price for it wasn't $12, I'd probably get it again- maybe if it was under $10. We'd try the chocolate lava cake next time just to try it, but if there's nothing very unique about it, we probably won't get it again... esp for the $12 price point.... The staff there were also super nice and friendly

Amazing loco moco. The hamburger patties are the best I've ever had. Fried rice is a must…read more Find street parking and look around the small grocery store around the corner while you wait. Easily top three loco moco on Oahu.

Absolutely delicious and HUGE portions! There were a few people in front of us, but we got all our…read morefood within 10 minutes. The mac salad was perfect! This cafe is to-go only, but that just made it the perfect breakfast to sit near the beach and enjoy the morning.

The Bistro is located inside the Courtyard Marriott and for that reason we ended up going here…read moreseveral times for breakfast. In 2021, it had abbreviated hours due to the pandemic but in 2024 it is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, although there are breaks between meals when it is closed. The menu offers a lot of choices for each meal. There seem to be people eating here all the time so I guess it is a convenient and popular option for guests at the hotel (like us). This trip we had a full breakfast with eggs, bacon, and potatoes; bagel; pancake;, oatmeal; and assorted drinks (latte, tea, juice, hot chocolate). The food is genrally good, but it is a bit pricey. I suppose that is to be expected in Hawaii and in a hotel. A very modest breakfast for 2 with tax and tip usually exceeds $50. Service is friendly and the food comes out moderately quickly. You order at the cash register, they give you a number, and you find a table inside or outside and they bring your food. We like to sit outside and enjoy the weather so the ambience is pleasant. There are other restaurants in the area that are cheaper if you want to get in your car. Or, you can walk to the Polynesian cultural center where there are quite a number of food trucks and some of them serve breakfast. All trucks are open during lunch and dinner time.

Honestly our best meal on the island yet!! The ribs are incredible, like maybe some of the best…read moreribs I've ever had in my whole life, and the salad was fresh and the fries were perfectly crunchy and seasoned. 10/10 experience- the girls at the counter were so sweet and helpful, I'm bummed we're leaving tomorrow to go back to Waikiki, because if we'd known this little restaurant in the Marriott hotel was this good, we'd have eaten here every day!

If you haven't eaten at Laie Chop Suey yet, what are you even doing?! This place is the real deal…read more-- the kind of spot where you walk in a stranger and leave feeling like family. The moment you step through the door, you're greeted like they've been expecting you. Warm, genuine, no rush -- pure aloha from start to finish. The service here is next level. The staff remembers your face, your order, and somehow always knows exactly what you need. It's not just fast food service -- it's that old-school, hometown feel where people actually care. You don't get that everywhere, and it means everything when you do. And the food? Bruddah, don't get me started. The portions are generous, the flavors are legit, and everything tastes like it was made with love -- because it was. Classic local Chinese plate lunch that hits different every single time. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or sitting down for a full meal, it always feels like a home-cooked experience. This is the kind of place that's been a community staple for a reason. Locals know. Visitors who find it? They always come back. If you're on the North Shore or passing through Laie, do yourself a favor and pull in. You will not be disappointed.

Quintessential Hawaiian Chinese food with large portions and a warm environment…read more Service is prompt and the dishes are great for newcomers and veterans of the genre alike.

Located conveniently a few minutes from our Airbnb so it's a must. They close at 8pm so if you're a…read moretourist that eat late make sure to come before closing! Little nice restraint with 3 - 4 seated tables and 4 high-top 2 seated. Very small so during busy hours prob can't find seats. We came at around 7:15 and there were only 2 other parties there so not bad. Mandoo- crispy and yummy as expected. Ribeye BbQ - WARNING! Plate is massive! They are not shine with their portion size. For $22 that is a steal! For once the meat portion is bigger than the rice! My husband and I shared 1 entree and 1 appetizer and we were stuffed, actually couldn't finish the whole thing. The owner? (Cashier lady) was very nice and welcoming. Not sure if we will ever end up back here but definitely recommend and would come back. Currently losing my taste buds so the flavor to me is not as strong but hubby says the seasoning is great and he's a bit picky.

This is one of the few eateries that opens on Sundays for lunch and dinner in the vicinity. This…read moreplace also serves local, Korean food. My son ate all of his meat jun with rice. He seemed perfectly fine with his meal. My husband ordered their bi bim bap which tasted fairly good when all the ingredients, including raw, shredded purple cabbage, sesame seed oil, and kochujang sauce were mixed together. Unfortunately, fresh, orange colored egg yolk wasn't runny. The orange colored egg yolk didn't satisfy my palate. I ordered their kim chee fried rice because out of all the photos I saw in the restaurant, this dish popped right out and looked very appealing. My husband and I agreed that this entree was super spicy. There was some type of yellow, melted topping in the middle that didn't go well with this dish. Sprinkled furikake didn't jive well and threw off my taste buds. Orange colored egg yolk lacked the runny effect and did not appeal to my palate. This is the first place that didn't have chopsticks. My husband asked for chopsticks on my behalf because he knows I like to use them whenever possible. Instead, I kindly asked the worker for a spoon. There's only forks, knives and spoons. Workers were very courteous. Interior design has a variety of colors with a few tables and seats. Free, limited parking in the small lot.