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Tony Romas Est TONY ROMAS EST. 1972 WAIKIKI Tony Roma’s Waikiki 1972 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 Monday - Sunday: 11AM — 11PM WORLD-FAMOUS ONION LOAF (HALF) APPETIZERS .99 KICKIN’ SHRIMP キッキンシュリンプ（小エビのフライ ピリ辛マヨソース） | 9 Fried shrimp, spicy cream sauce. STEAK & WILD MUSHROOM FLATBREAD | 12.99 Grilled beef tenderloin, Havarti cheese, crumbled bleu cheese, wild mushrooms, red peppers, chives, horseradish sauce. WORLD-FAMOUS ONION LOAF 特製フライドオニオンローフ Spanish onions, breaded, fried, Original BBQ sauce. HALF | 6.99 FULL | 9.99 POTATO SKINS | 8.49 Cheese, chives, bacon. Served with ranch dressing. ROMA’S SAMPLER 前菜３種の盛り合わせ | 14.99 A trio of appetizers - Potato skins, chicken tenderloins and a half onion loaf, served with three dipping sauces. CHICKEN TENDERS | 8.99 KICKIN’ SHRIMP Crispy chicken tenderloins, honey mustard. SPINACH ARTICHOKE DIP | 9.99 Spinach, artichoke hearts, Asiago, provolone, mozzarella cheeses, tortilla chips, sour cream, salsa. SOUP & SMALL SALADS SOUP OF THE DAY 本日のスープ BOWL | 4.49 CUP | 2.99 WITH ENTRÉE | 1.99 Ask your server for today’s selection! FRENCH ONION フレンチオニオンスープ | 5.99 Onion and beef broth, Provolone and Parmesan cheese. CLASSIC POTATO SOUP ベイクドポテトスープ BOWL | 4.49 CUP | 2.99 WITH ENTRÉE | 1.99 Topped with shredded Cheddar cheese, bacon, chives. ROMA’S DINNER SALAD ミックスグリーン サラダ | 4.99 WITH ENTRÉE | 2.99 ROMA’S CAESAR DINNER SALAD | 4.99 WITH ENTRÉE | 2.99 SALADS AVAILABLE SALAD DRESSINGS HONEY MUSTARD, RANCH, CAESAR, HAWAIIAN BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE, PAN ASIAN, FAT FREE ITALIAN, GRILLED CHICKEN & FIRE TOMATO PESTO VINAIGRETTE, RED WINE VINAIGRETTE. ROASTED VEGETABLE SALAD ISLAND GRILLED MAHI SALAD | 15.99 Mojo grilled mahi mahi, Asian greens, pineapple salsa, grape tomatoes, macadamia nuts, cilantro, toasted flatbread, Hawaiian dressing. GRILLED CHICKEN & FIRE ROASTED VEGETABLE | 12.99 Grilled chicken, fire roasted zucchini, yellow squash, carrots, red peppers, chives, chopped greens. Served with tomato pesto vinaigrette dressing and toasted Cheddar cheese flatbread. TONY’S ASIAN SALAD トニーローマ特製アジアンサラダ | 10.99 Asian greens, diced red peppers, Thai chili sauce, cilantro, fried wonton noodles, sesame seeds, Pan Asian dressing. GRILLED CHICKEN グリルドチキンシーザーサラダ | 13.99 CAESAR SALAD シーザーサラダ | 9.99 Romaine lettuce tossed, Caesar dressing, shaved Romano cheese and croutons. GRILLED CHICKEN グリルドチキンシーザーサラダ | 11.99 Signature Item THE PLACE FOR RIBS All rib entrees are basted with Original™ BBQ sauce and served with your choice of 2 sides unless otherwise noted. AVAILABLE SAUCES: BLUE RIDGE SMOKIE ORIGINAL BBQ CAROLINA HONEY’STM RED HOTS’ WORLD-FAMOUS BABY BACK RIBS 特製オリジナルベイビーバックリブ HALF RACK | 18.99 ROMA RACK | 25.99 FULL RACK | 29.99 Tender, lean pork loin meat. ST. LOUIS RIBS セントル イスリブ HALF RACK | 17.59 ROMA RACK | 22.99 FULL RACK | 26.99 WORLD-FAMOUS BABY BACK RIBS A larger, meatier cut of pork ribs with natural marbling. BOUNTIFUL BEEF RIBS 骨 太 ビーフリブ 3 BONES | 22.99 4 BONES | 27.99 Hearty beef ribs. BEEF SHORT RIB | 27.99 Grilled bone in short rib, Cabernet demi-glace, fire roasted zucchini, yellow squash, red peppers, carrots, mashed potatoes. STAR STUDDED SAMPLER | 28.99 A sample of Original Baby Backs, Bountiful Beef and St. Louis ribs. ST. LOUIS RIBS COMBO MEALS UPGRADE TO BABY BACKS OR BEEF RIBS | + 2 St. Louis Ribs with one item below: SOUTH MIAMI FRIED SHRIMP | 24.99 BBQ CHICKEN | 22.99 MAHI MAHI | 25.99 SHRIMP SCAMPI | 25.99 GRILLED SALMON | 26.99 ST. LOUIS RIBS FILET MEDALLION* | 28.99 GRILLED CHICKEN & FIRE CHICKEN ROASTED VEGETABLE SALAD GRILLED CHICKEN SPINACH STACK チキンテンダーロインプラッター | 17.99 Two stacked chicken breasts, four cheeses, artichoke hearts, creamy spinach, rice pilaf, broccoli. BBQ 1/2 CHICKEN ハーフバーベキューチキン | 17.99 Half of a chicken in Original BBQ sauce, fries, coleslaw. WHITE MEAT ONLY | 18.99 MOJO CHICKEN | 18.99 Grilled chicken breasts, Tony’s citrus and brown mustard mojo sauce, pineapple salsa, rice pilaf, broccoli. CHICKEN TENDERLOIN PLATTER チキンテンダーロインプラッター | 17.99 Crisp chicken tenderloins, your choice of sauce, fries, coleslaw. GRILLED CHICKEN SPINACH STACK Signature Item STEAKS Grain-fed beef, grilled to your liking and topped with our own savory steak butter. Steaks are served with your choice of 2 sides unless otherwise noted. Any of our steak toppings are available on all our steaks. STEAK TOPPINGS: SUNDRIED BLEU CHEESE CRUST | 2 CABERNET DEMI-GLACE | 2 BOURBON BBQ ONIONS | 2 PEPPERCORN SAUCE | 2 SAUTÉED MUSHROOMS | 3 NEW YORK STRIP* 12oz. ニューヨークステーキ | 30.99 Served with coleslaw and choice of one side. FILET MEDALLIONS RIBEYE* 14oz. リブアイステー キ | 31.99 Served with coleslaw and choice of one side. FILET MEDALLIONS | 26.99 Three filet medallions, choice of three gourmet toppings. Served with loaded red mashed potatoes, coleslaw. FILET MEDALLION COMBOS Two medallions, Cabernet demi-glace, one item below: GRILLED SALMON | 27.99 SOUTH MIAMI FRIED SHRIMP | 25.99 MAHI-MAHI | 26.99 BBQ CHICKEN | 25.99 SHRIMP SCAMPI | 26.99 SEAFOOD Seafood entrées are served with your choice of 2 sides unless otherwise noted. MOJO GRILLED MAHI MAHI WITH PINEAPPLE SALSA | 26.99 Seasoned mahi mahi, Tony’s citrus and brown mustard mojo sauce, MOJO GRILLED MAHI MAHI pineapple salsa, rice pilaf, broccoli. WITH PINEAPPLE SALSA SOUTH MIAMI FRIED SHRIMP サウスマイアミ風フライドシュリンプ | 20.99 Jumbo shrimp served with cocktail sauce, fries, coleslaw. SHRIMP & SALMON PICCATA | 27.99 Grilled salmon, shrimp, lemon caper wine sauce, rice pilaf, broccoli. YOU CHOOSE SEAFOOD 1. Select the filet grilled 2. Select the sauce to 3. Served with rice pilaf up fresh for you. enhance your filet. and broccoli. MAHI MAHI | 24.99 SALMON | 26.99 SWEET THAI CHILI SAUCE GARLIC SCAMPI BUTTER KICKIN’ SAUCE TOMATO PESTO SALAD SOUTH MIAMI FRIED SHRIMP Signature Item WORLD-FAMOUS ONION LOAF (HALF) HANDHELDS All handhelds are served with fries and coleslaw. CRISPY ONION BURGER* クリスピーオニオンバーガー | 10.99 Fried onion rings, Original BBQ sauce, Cheddar cheese. WILD MUSHROOM HAVARTI BURGER* | 11.99 Havarti cheese, sauteed wild mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles. STEAKHOUSE BURGER* | 13.99 Cabernet demi-glace, Havarti cheese, rosemary bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickles. STEAKHOUSE BURGER HAWAIIAN TERIYAKI BURGER* ハワイアン照り焼きバーガー | 10.99 Teriyaki sauce, pineapple slice. KICKIN’ SHRIMP HAWAIIAN TERIYAKI CHICKEN BREAST SANDWICH | 9.99 Charbroiled chicken breast, teriyaki sauce, pineapple slice. NOLITA DELI PANINI | 12.99 Smoked turkey, Genoa salami, Havarti cheese, Italian spiced pepperoncini, caper sauce, toasted Italian bread. CHICKEN CAPRESE PANINI | 11.99 Grilled chicken breast, fresh mozzarella, marinated tomato slices, basil, toasted Italian bread. STEAK & WILD MUSHROOM SANDWICH | 12.99 Grilled beef tenderloin, Havarti cheese, wild mushrooms, tomato slices, romaine lettuce, red onion rings, mustard sauce. ROMA BURGER* トニーローマ特製ハンバーガー | 9.99 Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles. NOLITA DELI PANINI PASTAS GRILLED CHICKEN & FIRE CHICKEN ALFREDO FLORENTNE チキンアルフレッドフィレンツェ風パスタ | 17.99 ROASTED VEGETABLE SALAD Grilled chicken breast, sun dried tomatoes, spinach, lemon alfredo sauce, linguine, Romano cheese, parsley. SHRIMP SCAMPI PASTA シュリンプ ス キャン ピ パ スタ | 18.99 Shrimp, garlic, basil, tomato pesto, chipotle, linguine, Romano cheese. AVAILABLE SIDES: ROASTED GARLIC GREEN BEANS STEAMED RICE FRESH STEAMED BROCCOLI FRENCH FRIES RANCH-STYLE BEANS RICE PILAF CORN ON THE COB COLESLAW BAKED POTATO CHICKEN ALFREDO FLORENTINE Signature Item WORLD-FAMOUS ONION LOAF (HALF) DESSERTS Made fresh daily in Hawaii. DESSERT TRIO | 10.99 Choose any three desserts. STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE | 3.99 Dense and creamy New York-style cheesecake drizzled with fresh strawberry sauce. RASPBERRY BROWNIE ROYALE | 3.99 Two warm, rich mini cocoa brownies covered with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and drizzled with raspberry sauce. CHOCOLATE CHUNK CHOCOLATE CHUNK COOKIE SANDWICH | 3.99 COOKIE SANDWHICH Vanilla ice cream nestled between two warm chocolate chunk cookies and topped with caramel, chocolate sauce and whipped cream. KICKIN’ SHRIMP RED VELVET CAKE | 3.99 A sweet, mild chocolate cake with a distinctive red color, layered with cream cheese icing. This buttermilk and cocoa powder-based cake has become a southern favorite. ICE CREAM | 2.99 Ask your server for the flavors of the day. ICE CREAM TRIO | 7.99 Select your favorite three flavors to enjoy. BEVERAGES ICED TEA HOT TEA GREEN TEA COFFEE SOFT DRINKS Signature Item RASPBERRY BROWNIE ROYALE GRILLED CHICKEN & FIRE ROASTED VEGETABLE SALAD GIFT CARD SHOW US YOUR RIB FACE A Gift of Good Taste! Tony Roma’s Gift Cards are the perfect gift. Available in any denomination. RED VELVET CAKE.
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