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Our Signature Hawaiian Combo Plates OUR SIGNATURE HAWAIIAN COMBO PLATES Combo Plates are served with Rice, Pipikaula, and Haupia with a choice of Lomi Salmon, Potato-mac Salad, or Organic Greens with Liliko‘i, French, Oriental, or Homemade House Dressing. BEEF, NA‘AU, OR TRIPE/HUMBUG STEW ����� 13.95 KĀLUA PIG ��������������������������������������������������������� 14.95 PORK OR CHICKEN LAU LAU ��������������������������� 15.95 BUTTERFISH COLLAR N’ STEW GRAVY �������� 14.95 70 Years MAKE IT A SUPER COMBO ���������������������� +3.95 each of Tradition, Add Kālua Pig, Squid Lū‘au, Smoked Meat, Culture, and or Chicken Long Rice. Aloha in Every Bite Sub Rice with Poi or Fried Rice ��������������� +1.95 Sub Haupia with House-baked Dessert ���� +3.95 À LA CARTE DISHES PORK OR CHICKEN LAU LAU 7.95 POI 4.75 KĀLUA PIG 6.25 LOMI AHI BEEF STEW Regular Mkt Price Small Mkt Price Double 13.95 Regular 6.95 LOMI SALMON Small 5.75 Regular 6.25 TRIPE/HUMBUG STEW Small 4.95 Double 12.95 BUTTERFISH COLLAR Regular 6.55 N’ STEW GRAVY 7.25 Small 5.25 AKULE/ ‘ŌPELU Mkt Price NA‘AU PUA‘A Served with poi. Based on availability. Double 12.95 SALT MEAT WATERCRESS 10.25 Regular 6.55 Small 5.25 STEAMED ‘UALA (SWEET POTATO) 5.95 CHICKEN LONG RICE 5.85 WHITE OR BROWN RICE Double 3.25 DRIED PIPIKAULA Regular 1.75 Double 12.95 Small 1.25 Regular 6.95 HUAKAI EGG SOUP 3.65 WET PIPIKAULA 5.95 RAW ONION WITH SALT 5.25 SMOKED MEAT 1 Piece 0.35 SQUID LŪ‘AU 5.95 2 Pieces 0.55 BREAKFAST POKE BOWLS Served untill 11:00 AM HAWAIIAN STYLE LIMU POKE, SPICY AHI, SESAME PORTUGUESE SAUSAGE FRENCH TOAST 5.95 * AHI, OR SHOYU AHI POKE BOWL Mkt Price & EGGS 7.95 BUTTERED WATANABE Choice of previously frozen or fresh poke on BACON & EGGS* 8.25 BAKERY TOAST 2.95 a bed of rice. HAM & EGGS* 7.95 PANCAKES 1 Pancake 3.95 SPAM & EGGS* 7.45 2 Pancakes 5.25 * VIENNA SAUSAGE & EGGS 7.95 3 Pancakes 7.25 LIMU SHOYU SPICY *Dishes are served with your choice of rice or Watanabe Bakery toast (white or wheat). We proudly serve Petersons’ Upland Farm eggs. LOCAL FAVORITES HAWAIIAN BEEF STEW PLATE* 11.25 PŪLEHU TERI SHORT RIBS* SIRLOIN CUTLET * LOCO MOCO* Regular 18.95 WITH BROWN GRAVY 11.95 Mini 14.95 Regular 12.95 FRIED RICE WITH EGGS Mini 8.95 KĀLUA PIG & CABBAGE* 11.95 Regular 10.95 Sub: Fried Rice PORK CHOPS Mini 6.95 Regular +3.95 WITH BROWN GRAVY* 14.95 FRIED SHRIMP Mini +2.95 Add: Onions +1.00 WITH BROWN GRAVY* 12.95 OLD-FASHIONED HAMBURGER STEAK * PORK CUTLET DEEP FRIED WITH ONIONS WITH BROWN GRAVY* 12.25 BUTTERFISH COLLAR* 11.95 Regular 11.75 * * Mini 7.95 SMOKE MEAT & ONIONS 11.75 FRIED OR BREADED AHI Mkt Price CORNBEEF & CABBAGE* 12.25 CORNBEEF HASH & EGGS *Dishes are served with Rice and Potato-mac Sub Rice with: * WITH BROWN GRAVY 12.95 Salad or Organic Greens with Liliko‘i, French, Fried Rice +2.45 TERI BEEF PLATE* 12.25 Oriental, or Homemade House Dressing. Poi +4.00 BURGERS & SANDWICHES APPETIZERS & SIDES KĀLUA PIG & OKINAWAN SWEET POTATO QUESADILLA 9.95 Served with a pineapple and papaya salsa. POTATO-MAC SALAD 2.95 ORGANIC GREENS 4.25 DESSERTS KĀLUA PIG SLIDERS KĀLUA PIG SLIDERS WITH MAUI ONION CHIPS 11.25 Served with our house-made coleslaw on sweet bread rolls. HAMBURGER BACON & EGG 7.75 BREAD PUDDING DRIZZLED SWEET POTATO HAUPIA Regular 7.25 WITH HAUPIA SAUCE SHORTBREAD HAM & TOMATO 6.95 Deluxe 8.25 B.L.T. 7.75 HOUSE-BAKED DESSERTS 4.25 CHEESEBURGER Chocolate haupia shortbread, Sweet potato haupia GRILLED CHEESE 7.25 Regular 7.95 shortbread, Bread pudding drizzled with haupia sauce. Deluxe 8.95 FRIED EGG 6.95 HAUPIA 1.50 HAM & EGG 7.25 TERI BEEF 9.25 FRESH KULOLO FROM KAUA‘I Mkt Price Dishes are served with Maui-style Chips, Potato Thursday Special. Available after 11:00 AM. Wedges, Potato-mac Salad or Organic Greens. Add Bacon (2 slices) +1.95 Swiss or American BEVERAGES Teri Sauce +0.30 Cheese +0.30 3.25 Tomatoes +0.30 Onions +0.30 BOTTOMLESS SOFT DRINKS Coke, Diet Coke,Sprite, Barq’s Rootbeer, Fuze Raspberry Iced Tea, Fuze Unsweetened Iced Tea, or Gold Peak Green Tea. CONSUMER ADVISORY: Consuming raw or undercooked foods may increase your risk of foodborne HARDER’S GREEN RIVER 2.75 illness. We do not use MSG in our recipes, except the LILIKO‘I JUICE 2.95 MSG in oyster sauce used in our fried rice. KONA BLEND COFFEE (ONE REFILL) 3.95 We reserve the right to REFUSE SERVICE TO SANKA INSTANT DECAF 1.50 ANYONE. Prices, menu items and policy are subject to change without notice. Menu prices are subject to HOT BLACK OR GREEN TEA 1.75 4.712% HI State Excise Tax. HOT CHOCOLATE 1.95.
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