For those of you who do not live in an area with Hawaiian restaurants, I am very sorry. It is one of our favorite types of food! The most popular one here in Eugene (or at least the one with the most locations) is Hawaiian Time.
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One thing I've never been a huge fan of is macaroni salad. Or cold pasta salad in general. Yet, something magical happens when I put a bite of theirs in my mouth! Most of the dishes are served with this mac salad and rice. We were told once (and who knows if it's really true - any Hawaiians out there to verify??) that it's tradition to either mix it all up together with the teriyaki meat or to make sure you have all 3 (meat, rice, macaroni) in each bite. Didn't sound all that great to me... until I tried it, of course!
We have tried a few different items on the menu, but never ever get tired of eating their #2 Honolulu Plate. It includes "thin sliced beef, marinated in a Korean style sauce." Sharing the large size is not only plenty for Husband and me, but we are both stuffed afterward. But don't forget my favorite part - Sriracha ! We affectionately call it "Rooster Sauce." It's very spicy for most people but we shovel it into every bite.
Service (speed, friendliness, etc.): 4 out of 5 stars
Ambiance (in relation to theme of restaurant): 4 out of 5 stars
Food (tastiness!): 5 out of 5 stars
Bathroom (cleanliness, comfort): 4 out of 5 stars
Music (volume, theme appropriate): 4 out of 5 stars