Kama'aina

What a gem we have found! Theres free parking across the street. The price is very reasonable for the amount of food you get. The loco moco was the best loco moco i ever had, very moiste and smokey. The kalbi was very good seasoned. The korean fried chicken has really good flavor but a little bit dry. The salmon katsu was not bad but not impressive. Service was a little slow due to she was the only waiter but she was very friendly attentive. Overall i would 100% come back and recommend this place to others

Fantastic Hawaiian food and great service. The chicken katsu was perfect. The macaroni salad had a good amount of flavor, and I love that they have an option for half rice/half salad. Highly recommended.

A nice quiet place with a calm laid back atmosphere, the reggae adds to it all. The food is fantastic and the service is great. They do a great job making you feel welcomed and fed. I would definitely recommend this spot if you’re looking for some great Hawaiian food.

The food reminded me of when I was at Hawaii. It was so good. The pork was amazing, and their mac salad is the only one I like. The coconut shrimp has great flavor and was the perfect level of crispness. Will definitely be back to try more of the menu.

This place was SO delicious. I got the dynamite chicken or something like that- ridiculously tasty. Husband got the loco moco and was instantly like “we need to go back to Hawaii😭” everything was so lovingly prepared, the shave ice was no less than seven miles tall and we couldn’t even finish it. Their lilikoi cheesecake is what dreams are made of. It’s a bit small but good things come in small packages (or something). Def coming back and telling everyone about this place

So, so, SOOO good!! We came for lunch on a monday. We got the Sunrise Poke bowl and grilled salmon... BEST EVER. The Hawaiian Mac and garlic edamame are OUTSTANDING. Perfect music, great volume, wonderful service.

This mainly undiscovered gem in downtown Forest Grove is serving up some excellent Hawaiian comfort food. We had ahi poke, salmon poke, luau pork, spam musubi all were delicious. They have an extensive menu and daily specials, which I am looking forward to trying. The service was well, "Hawaiian time."

Tastes like Hawaii local fair and we love it. I'm sad when they run out of lau lau's. Great service, atmosphere is really nice. Good music, clean, not overly noisy, they seem to get more call out orders then people in the restraunt. I suggest going in. They had shaved ice too! Also a bar for drinks. I hope it starts to get busy inside because they are a real jewel in Forest Grove. Glad to have them here! I hope they will start doing some events soon.

Great food, we always take out but our needs are always met with a smoke. Always friendly, much better than when the old man greeted you . Returning always, no better Hawaiian food in town I feel

Well, let me start off by saying that forest grove doesn't necessarily have an abundance of good eats. Kama'aina is pretty solid and gets the job done though. Atmosphere was chill. We went for lunch and service was quick as there were no other people in the restaurant. The waitress did start by listing off a bunch of menu items that were not available, which was a bit surprising. The food didn't take long to come out after ordering. The Mana bowl is an absolute steal for the price. I got the ahi tuna, kalua pork, and mac salad as a side. Ahi was good. Kalua pork was good. Mac salad was a bit gritty. Had to add sriracha to the whole bowl just to feel something though. I did find that the dynamite chicken was a bit rough but it had a good flavor profile. Anyways, it's 10% off for pacific students, so take advantage!

We were excited to try this place and made the 30 minute drive to check it out. Unfortunately they were no longer serving any alcohol despite all signs that advertised that they do! The food was pretty good. The kids loved the saimin. Partner loved the poke bar bowl. I got the Aina pack and the salmon katsu was delicious! The spam was missing. The sides I chose were Mac salad and edamame. Mac salad was average but the edamame was not so good. It tasted like it had turned. I really wanted to like this spot but it wan't worth the drive. Beer would have been so good with this meal. Great service though!

Oh my Gawd!!! This was fantastic. I tried a little hit of everything and it was so juicy and tender and full of flavor. So much food too! The staff is great. We came right at opening. My new favorite. We loved the atmosphere. Outside seating too. Full bar. Hubs loved the shoyu chicken. They mark for GF and have a vegan dish.

Employees have always been helpful and considerate. Never attitude or impatience. Menu items have good portions and flavors are good.

Solid five stars for a local Hawaiian restaurant near Pacific University! Good food and good location.

Went to Kama'aina's a Hawaiian restaurant here in Forrest Grove. Everything was good and tasty, thought the Mac salad was a bit gritty, but ok. Everyone said the food was good here. We'd eat here again!

This place is definitely different but I like different especially a "good different". I had never experienced a place who serve island food but in a nice elegant setting. Very nice. The waitress was very kind and very friendly. Their food is "DELICIOUS" and will definitely be going back again. Very very clean and that's important to me. All hands down for "Kama'aina" the owners definitely know what they're doing!!

Our food was delicious. It was our first time there and we found it to be quite good. We all enjoyed our meal. The service was wonderful and so was the ambience.

ALOHA!! Who would have thought? A Hawaiian restaurant in Forrest Grove! A wonderful surprise! I had the Kalbi plate with kimchi and everything was spot on. The kalbi was sweet and savory all in one (as it should be). The kimchi was bold without being too spicy. The restaurant was clean eith lots of light wood and an outside patio. Our server was upbeat and really took care of us, even though we came in at 2pm. We will certainly be back next time we're in Forrest Grove!

Came for lunch. I had the Cali ahi poke bowl with half rice and half salad. My husband had the dynamite chicken with a salad and mac salad. Everything is seasoned perfectly and so fresh. Makes us dream about going back to Hawaii. Such a lovely gem in our little town.

I ordered a spicy ahi poke bowl from the food truck for $20 ($17 and 2.50 tip). I looked at my bowl and it was just the tuna on top of lettuce. Zero toppings. I thought that was strange so I went back and the guy acted like he had no idea what toppings are and like I was stupid for asking. Said I could order sides if I wanted but that I must be thinking of a California poke bowl. Hawaiian poke doesn't come with toppings. That might be true, but there's no way that a poke bowl with no toppings should be $17 at a food truck. The flavor was good but the value was not it (and customer service was lacking) . Order something else. They seem to have decent reviews.

I was out in Forest Grove for work and stopped by to pick up lunch. I was excited to find this place, I always try to support Hawaiian food spots plus I get to eat local food I ordered takeout, tried the spicy poke bowl & Kalbi, and both were delicious. The kalbi plate was loaded up! Service was friendly and fast too. I'll definitely stop by again next time I'm in the area.

We visited last year and got the Family Plate for lunch. This was plenty of delicious food for 3 adults and 1 child, with leftovers! We dined in and enjoyed the beautiful decor and atmosphere there. Very impressive for such a small town. Even the bathroom was very beautifully decorated and so clean. Service was great; the wait was not very long at all.

So so good! I've been wanting to try this place for awhile but we never go to Forest Grove. I actually thought it was too good to be true, that such a place could exist in such a small town, but it's real and it's wonderful. I went with my husband early in the evening on a Saturday. We were one of just five tables seated in the restaurant, with just one host/server who was calm, friendly and kind. The vibe was super chill, island music playing and beautiful photos of Hawaii on the walls. Since my husband is fasting, I had to eat solo. I was starving and could have easily ordered more but I was reasonable and just ordered the garlic furikake fries to start and the kalbi plate lunch as my entree. The fries were perfectly cooked and seasoned. The flavor was just right, not overpowering and the portion was great as a starter. I was able to eat about half before my plate lunch arrived. The kalbi is always my favorite thing to order and this did not disappoint. The meat was perfectly marinated and cooked, so tender and just absolutely delicious, 10/10. The rice, Mac salad and green salad were all great companions. And the presentation was beautiful and the portion plentiful. Highly recommend taking a drive through the quiet, small town of Forest Grove & enjoying a plate lunch with real aloha!

Our first time visiting and the food did not disappointed. I had the surf and turf (teriyaki beef and grilled shrimp) with rice and mac salad. The beef was tender. The shrimp was mouthwatering! Will definitely order again. The decor and music give this place a nice Hawaiian feel. The only downside was there was one person waiting on all the tables and take out customers. It was a Friday night and even in Forest Grove there was a steady stream of people. She was doing the best she could but she gave us the wrong bill. When we finally got our bill, we were charged for something we hadn't ordered. She removed the item and was very apologetic. Despite this little hiccup, we will go again!

A taste of the Hawaiian Islands in the heart of Forest Grove! And I'd say they're pretty spot on with Hawaiian taste and flavor too! My Hawaiian locals may not agree, but I feel its close enough. Here's a breakdown: + Location + Located in the heart of Forest Grove, walking distance from the university. Its pretty much street parking around the area, although I did notice a small parking lot nearby. I believe its shared with the other businesses. ++ Dining & Atmoshphere ++ The place has quite a few clean tables for two/four (movable). Hawaiian decor, as well as a bar near the entrance, and a rear patio. I've only been here once, but I can imagine during pre-covid times, and seeing university students making this place their local hang-out. Luckily it wasn't busy. +++ Tha Grinds +++ Garlic Furikake Fries ($5.18), crispy fries with a sprinkle of furikake seasoning, and of course with bits of garlic! Aloha Pack ($19.67) with Chicken Katsu, Kalua Pig, and Coconut Shrimp. All three items were made well: Chicken Katsu and Shrimp were nice and crunchy! And the Kalua Pig was steamy and salty. Likely shoyu salty I meant. This is an excellent sample plate if you've never been here and cannot decide on what to get. Its definitely filling! Lau Lau Plate ($20.70) oh boy this plate was even more filling. It came with two succulent pieces of tender/ fatty pork; All wrapped up in a tasty banana leaf. They were either simply steamed up or pressurized, and had that salty Kalua Pork flavor versus a smokiness I was sort of expecting. Not a deal breaker though, and still a delicious plate! Loved it! ++++ Staff & Service ++++ We had excellent service (if I recall her name) from Ruth. She would come back to check on us from time to time and even refilled our water glasses. I mean, it was a late Saturday afternoon lunch, so we were the only customers there really. Its an ideal time to stop by, if you'd like to chill with some enjoyable food, a cold Kona Longboard beer ($5.18), and a bit of privacy. Overall, food total plus tip came out to about $60. A bit pricey, but worth it in my opinion. To Hawaiian locals, this place may really be a 3.5 star kind of place for grinds, but it's all we've got for the area. My tip, go to SakèOne (see my ROTD for them hehe) a couple of miles away, do a tasting first, then come here after for lunch or dinner. Kampai!

It's decent. A bit spendy. Chicken was stringy. Sauce was very good tho! The rice was yummy too. Would maybe recommend

This food cart has come to our area twice now. We absolutely love it! My wife never had Moco Loco until we had theirs. She's a bit obsessed with it now. Their poke is so fresh and flavorful. The pork is juicy and tasty. The spam masubi had a unique and delicious flavor. I can't say enough good things about them. 10/10 recommend.

Ono local Hawaii food, hit the spot, I got the Garlic Ahi, it was cooked very well, I also had two cans of Hawaiian Sun juices, which hit the spot. The service was excellent, there weren't too many people there, but still there was only one waitress. Definitely eat there again, a taste of Home

Our favorite place to eat in forest grove. Fast and friendly service EVERY TIME. High quality and delicious food at a really good price. The amount of food we get is also top tier. You won't leave hungry. Also the Hawaiian ambiance is relaxing.

Food was pretty good but oh my goodness the service was very slow. I don't blame the server though. Poor lady was all by herself doing everything. There were about 4 tables she had to take care of but she was also taking phone orders and pick up orders. After waiting 30 minutes just to place an order the server was very apologetic and i can tell she's been running around all day so i wasn't mad. I felt bad for her. I ordered the aina pack and my wife got some limu poke bowl. Food was good but they really need some help with staffing. I think I would've been in there for only 30-45 mins if our wait time altogether wasn't an hour. 30 minutes to order and another 15-20 mins to just get our check and to go boxes.

DISCLAIMER: Local food expert Kama'aina has the Hawaiian you are looking for. The classics. I prefer my Hawaiian from the comfortable spot in which you get a fountain soda and they call your name. Kama'aina has just as good of food but an atmosphere of gourmet which seems pressed. The food is priced as such also, which is disappointing. Expect to pay 20 for a combo of food you won't be able to finish. I love Hawaiian and Kama'aina has it! Very delicious plates of meats I will go back for.

Our party of two came in for a midweek lunch while visiting from out of town. They were enforcing distanced seating so we were offered seats at the empty bar which we happily took. Our server was super friendly! She provided suggestions on the Pono beers on draft and offered tasters to decide. We landed on the Pineapple Express Kolsch, light, refreshing, and just the right amount of pineapple perfect for a hot summer day. Everything on the menu looked delicious but we decided on a kalua pig and lau lau combo, and a short rib and teriyaki chicken combo. Serving sizes were great, flavor was a little bland but nothing shoyu couldn't fix. The shoyu poke could've used a little hawaiian salt for more taste. The spicy poke was good, but the side of extra spicy poke sauce was perfect for dipping to heat up bites without committing to a permanent sweat mustache. Overall, loved having the option of actual Hawaiian food in this town outside of downtown!

I was in Forest Grove for work and was recommended this place by a friend who went to school at Pacific. I don't eat "Hawaiian" food often in the mainland since it's usually prefrozen laulau and Kalua pork. But this place makes their own laulau by the aunties in the back. Once I heard they make their own, it was an instant order and it was delicious. I honestly enjoy the luau leaves more than the meat inside so this was a great ratio of leaves to mean for me. If you're more of a meat over leaves person, this might disappoint a little on the portion size but the flavor is all there. They also had squid luau which I love. Not common to see and I can't imagine someone that doesn't know what it is would want to order it after seeing it, but it's good and you should try it. I'd describe it as a lighter, leafy, green Thai curry. Beers on draft were only $4 as well which is super cheap IMO for a restaurant. Overall, solid place to go for Hawaiian food and I'll come back if I'm ever in town again.

Menu - 4 - Menu is confusing because not all items on the menu are available. If they are not available, then tell us before we spend 10 mins trying to decide what we want. - Good entrees - Only one dessert Drinks - 3 - Nice drinks, tasty, but where's the alcohol? Food - 2 - Rice is dry - No extra sauce for the Kalua Pig, so kinda dry and bland. - Would be nice to have lomi lomi salmon for authenticity - Poke is not fresh. It's slimy, which is telling me it was made a few days ago. For raw tuna, it should be made fresh on a daily basis. You are going to get someone sick. - Furikake fries were OK. Not enough garlic and not enough furikake. It was on the bland side. Service - 4 - good service - checking on us frequently - refilling sodas and water I like the moderate sized indoor and outdoor dining. But, if you are doing take out, then food, variety, and freshness is WAY better at 808 Grinds in Hillsboro.

Tried the food truck at Montgomery Park. The Korean fried chicken is mostly batter and flavorless. Without the garlic sauce on top it wouldn't have much taste. The tiny lump of mac salad is runny, bland and off putting. The best part of the lunch was the white rice.

I definitely recommend the shoyui chicken and Korean fried chicken. So flavorful and juicy. The white rice was super sticky and delicious. Spam musabi was bomb!

Ordered food online. Everything was ready in a timely fashion. If you are in Forest Grove, and looking for local food from Hawaii, this is the place to go. AINA PACK was loaded. Couldnt finish it all. Poke platter with 8 choices is really comparable to the poke you find in Hawaii. Also had the chix cutlet and Loco Moco plates. Both FIYA! Yo, keep up the good work KAMA'AINA, you helping our kids from Hawaii that are going college in Oregon, feeling like a little slice of home in the islands. Mahalo nui.

The new menu is refreshing. I'd been to the place before and the menu was ok but wasn't the kind of food I like. Now there lots of fish dishes - poke is a star here. Loved the selection and loved the food. It's a nice place too. A cute outdoor sitting area that could be a lot nicer, though, with big tropical looking plants.

With few sunny warms days to date, first chance to drop the top and bask in the warming rays on a scenic Wine Country drive landed us in Forest Grove. Cute college and ag town to shop local, though Sunday is a bit sleepy with several spots closed. Lucky for us Kama'aina was grooving with some veritable Aloha grinds, excellent value and quality food. Channeling a recently watched DDD Island episode featuring Lau Lau, a new must-try, the Hawaiian food gods were on my side as this rare offering even in foodtown PDX, remarkably appeared on the menu. At $20.70, a bit steep for lunch, I was not going to pass this up. Turns out this means a heaping 1.5 lbs of beautifully steamed Taro leaf parcels, 2 of them about 4x3" each, packing mounds of moist and tender pork with a little gooey fattyness--flavor, seasoned with Hawaiian salt, liquid smoke. Puzzled by the missing flakes of fish, I asked the waiter if it was missing the Butterfish, and he clarified that it's just a small piece used to season the pork, and sort of melts into it...ok, was sorta disappointed thinking I was getting a surf & turf dish. Couldn't say if there was a distinguishing Butterfish flavor having never tried either alone or in Lau Lau, is that good or bad? I need an Islander to best inform me, but I did really enjoy this dish and would order it again. The taro leaves remind me of dried cole/bok choy used in traditional soups. Was too strong tasting for the hubby but great to get those extra greens in! Just wish 1) Lau Lau was sold by a single parcel, as I ate another 3 meals from this plate, and of course it would be more affordable to the masses to try, especially at lunch; and 2) they offered brown rice for health/diabetics/whole grain diets, I know asking for whole grain mac would really be going too far haha. Mac side could use a little flavor boost, but typical from Hawaiian plates I've tried before. Soy sauce worked to lend salt and some celery for crunch would also help, but added a dot of sriracha for another note beside mayo. Hubby's 2-entree $13.46, Kahlua pork & shoyu ahi poke (+1.55) was excellent. Can't really tell from the picture as the poke was a bit buried under the salad but it was also a large serving...more than entree size at carts and poke places in town., without the pork. Ahi poke had just enough shoyu saltiness, fresh and clean tasting. Add in the Kahlua pork and hubby was super stuffed--we managed to finish both between us, and opted for all salad since my plate came with 2 scoops of rice and single mac which we shared. Ginger miso dressing was not too sweet which we prefer, and again a massive serving of seaweed salad which would cost $5-7 alone in sushi houses. Fort George IPA just $5/pint thank you college town, add another $2-4 in Portland for a pint these days. With full bar to round out a fantastic meal and the outdoor patio beckoning passers-by, it was slated to be open by the following week, Kama'aina is now firmly etched on my dining destination tablet. Plus, too full to dip into dessert, the shaved ice is a must-do next time out for a wine country drive to soak in a lil' Aloha spirit.

it was my first time for going to Kama'aina and I will definitely go back. The food was so fresh. We ordered a bowl to share so we could have variety. The poke is exceptionally good. The service was spot on and we could actually have a conversation because the restaurant wasn't noisy. I highly recommend Kama'aina.

My family and I stopped by Kama'aina for lunch. Due to Covid, the seating was pretty limited and the place was understaffed. There was only one employee managing the front as well as serving the guests, so she could only accommodate 4 dine-in parties at a time. All good though. These are challenging times to navigate! In general I appreciated how careful Kama'aina was with adhering to Covid regulations. Only 2 people could go in to order at a time so that social distancing can be maintained. We came as a party of 4 and had to split up. Again, no big deal as this was clearly instructed by the signage. Kama'aina has an extensive menu although some items were unavailable at the time (e.g. lomi poke and lumpia). They had many of my favorite Hawaiian food and combos nonetheless, such as poke, loco moco, musubi, etc. What's cool was that you had an option to buy poke by itself if you didn't want it in a rice bowl. I didn't have much of an appetite, so I got the coconut shrimp with dynamite sauce. What a fantastic snack! It came with 8 good-sized pieces, the coconut breading was really crunchy and flavorful. The dynamite sauce was bomb as well. It had sweet and sour sauce mixed in with a spicy mayo. Great compliment to the shrimp. Overall the experience was a strong 4.5 star rating but rounding up to a 5. Hope this restaurant continues to survive and thrive!

Authentic Hawaiian food where you least expect it. Food was bomb and servings were huge! We also had katsu and both the Cali and spicy poke bowls, but it was so good we forgot to take a picture. We prefer the spicy one because it's a creamy spicy similar to our favorite one in Hawaii. All in all it was amazing food, clean restaurant and service was great. Although it was short staff, the only one server for the whole place, Miss Ruth was still fast, efficient and very kind with her service. Oh and don't skip out on the dessert lilikoi cheesecake. Simple, yet delicious Hawaiian taste.

Great food but they've recently made their servings smaller I've noticed. I even paid extra to have extra meat but it seemed like a normal serving. Idk maybe it's just mobile orders but eating there they have normal portions.

I'm glad you're open again! Excellent food as always. I ordered for delivery off the dreaded GH app (you know the one), and I saw you had an option to tip the Kama'aina staff, which is a great idea and I definitely used it (in addition to the GH driver's tip). Please stay open! Where else will I get my poke, mac salad, and furikake fries??

Their food truck is absolutely amazing. I love the poke so much it's so good !! highly recommend

There has been a noticeable change in the restaurant. We both agreed the food was good, but not close to what was served on out last visit in September 2023.. and they no longer serve beer. The service was good. We normally stop here a couple times a year.. Anybody know of a good alternative for my next trip through the area? We are kinda bummed . We feel it's kinda not worth a stop in the future. I do hope further reviews change our minds.

Best Hawaii Food, love the Mana Bowl, Salmon Katsu and Poke, sooooooooo good! The food is so good here!! Never a disappointment! Try it for yourself and see. You'll be happy you-did.

Quaint little place to get some higher end Hawaiian cuisine. Beautifully presented tasty food. Service is friendly and polite. Overall very nice.

Got the spicy poke from the food truck that came down to Wilsonville tonight. I had super high hopes but felt like it was lacking pizzazz :( There was too much mayo for my liking (and I'm not a mayo-averse person) and it kind of took over the flavor for me. That said, I love how many options they have: the side options and the option to get half salad half rice. I just felt like there was a little missing *it factor* for me.

I'm a big fan of Hawaiian food but was a bit let down by Kama'aina. Many great things about this place such as a huge menu with tons of options to choose from as well as great service, but the food really disappointed me. We ordered 'The Big One' dish and the Saimin. I appreciate the fact that menu dishes can be ordered in a small or large size. The Big One was true to its name, and came with a variety of food on a really big dish with kalua pig, laulau pork, and salmon being the specialities. The kalua pig was really bland and not appetizing. Everyone at my table ended up having a ton of leftover kalua pig with not much desire to bring it home.The Saimin bowl legit looked like a bowl of instant ramen lol. Also have to mention that some of my rice was hard. I really wanted to like Kama'aina more. The staff here is nice and there's so much to choose from on their menu. They also have a bar and offer a few different discounts, most notably a student discount for Pacific students. However the food just wasn't up to par with other Hawaiian comfort food I've had, although I'd consider coming back to try their other options.

Everything about our experience here was awesome. From the service to the food to the venue, we felt that aloha spirit and it made us miss Hawaii. But luckily, we didn't have to go far to eat delicious Hawaiian food, which was just a short drive from Hillsboro. We ordered the Garlic Furikake fries, which was not bad, but wished it had came with a dipping sauce like aioli instead of just ketchup. Husby ordered the Kalua Pork & Korean Chicken combo, I ordered the Lau Lau plate, and my son had the Mana Bowl, which came with Lomi Lomi Salmon, Tuna Poke, and Kalua Pork. All our plates came with rice and macaroni salad. They were definitely worth the price. Afterwards, we had the Poppin' Watermelon shaved ice for dessert that we all shared. Let me tell you, we devoured everything. It was soooo good! We're definitely going to be back!

Still so much love for Kama'aina!!! Got take out. It was fire, as always. I can't get lau lau, haupia, and lomi many places and definitely not as good as here. Go. You'll love the food and the people. They're so kind, and warm.

Warm welcoming staff and food was delicious! We are from out of town and wish it was in my home town. So good. Very good experience. The fries were top notch, my picky son is still talking about them!

Everything was delicious! Quick service & large portions. We ordered the Mana Bowl w/ Salmon Poke, Kahlua Pork, Kimchi, and Spam Musubi.

Wow! I'd never thought that I would find authentic Hawaiian food in the middle of nowhere?!? Just kidding, not totally in the middle of nowhere, but little would I have thought that Forest Grove, a small predominantly white town, has such a good Hawaiian restaurant! The taste and flavor and everything was on point, but the food was super salty, just like how I remember Hawaiian food to be. :'( I've had Helena's in Honolulu, so I'm basically just comparing this meal to that. I got two dishes: the Mana bowl (Kalua pork, lomi lomi salmon, poke) and a lau lau. For the Mana bowl, I opted for the shoyu ahi poke- decent fish but shoyu and saltiness was overwhelming. The pork had a nice smoky taste, which makes me wonder how they cooked it- seems very possible that they used liquid smoke as mentioned by another fellow Yelper. Lomi lomi salmon was good, but again, super salty. The lau lau was really good (had pork and fish!), but also salty. I was able to finish all the poke, like 95% of the lomi lomi, and some bites of the kalua & lau lau, but I had to eat all 3 scoops of rice with it, since it was so salty. Macaroni salad was v delish/ on point. Sad, too full to get dessert, but the menu looks amazeballs! I'll have to come back with friends to share.

Excellent quality!! The food was delicious!! The side of mac had a good flavor and a good compliment to the meat. The Korean chicken was so cripsy and great sauce flavor. The portion sizes are fair however not overwhelming. The prices are high for the amount of food but the quality may outweigh the price. Also the location makes it competitive for pricing. I might go back if I'm in the area but wouldn't go out of my way to have it again. The restaurant was also very clean and nice ambiance. Good for dining in and easy take out option as well.

The family decided to stop by Kama'aina to try Hawaiian food since we miss home so much. Moved to Southern Oregon about a year and a half ago. With Covid, its not easy to return to Hawaii. So finding a place with authentic tasting food from back home is rare. However, Kama'aina has great delicious Hawaiian food! I tried the squid luau and haupia. Both so ono. I forgot to try the poi. But I had the mana bowl because I wanted poke! Not the spiciest like they had on menu, but we were told they had to tone it down coz customers complained. Hello!! If no can handle then don't order it!! Sheesh! Anyway, thank you Kama'ainas! We got our ono Hawaiian grindz!! We will stop by again on our next road trip from Medford!!