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Small, easygoing cafe turing out made-to-order Hawaiian poke bowls with a variety of toppings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6870 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89146
Phone: (702) 272-2790
Website: http://www.painacafe.com/
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Reviews
Evelyn Ladera
Bucket of garlic chicken is a deal. Not the best tasting here in the valley, but pretty good for the price.
Spicy ahi bombs were average. So was the bowl.
Our family friend makes better chicken katsu and my daughter makes a better old school katsu sauce. Not this runny sweet stuff.
Looooove the ube and guava haupia tarts!!! It’s drive the distance for those alone!
… moreSpicy ahi bombs were average. So was the bowl.
Our family friend makes better chicken katsu and my daughter makes a better old school katsu sauce. Not this runny sweet stuff.
Looooove the ube and guava haupia tarts!!! It’s drive the distance for those alone!
Al
Ordered online delivery. Enjoyed the snacks a lot, worth a try
Edit came back for round 2 a month later. They no longer offer delivered snacks, but it was great while it lasted
… moreEdit came back for round 2 a month later. They no longer offer delivered snacks, but it was great while it lasted
Banana Bot
Me and my siblings came here for the first time and bought all flavors except strawberry. as they were sold out but they were all delicious. The matches tasted more of chocolate than anything else however. But highly recommend and the doughnuts are easy to share and hit that sweet spot. Will comeback to try the poke bowls!
… moreVee
This was my first time trying Poke in Vegas! Paina Cafe was recommended to me by a few friends and it did not disappoint. I got the Nanea Salmon with spicy tuna and a Spam Musubi. The taste of the poke was delicious and very good quality. I’ve never had masago before, but I loved it and it added such a great flavor to the bowl! Very filling meal too for the price. The Spam Musubi was simple, but still good! I got delivery and the food was still hot and good when it arrived! Will be ordering from here again (:
… moreRolando Villalon
Good spot. Created my own Poke bowl. My wife had #1. Both good… Quick healthier eats. Definitely better than fast food! My wife goes here often, my first time. I will definitely go back and try different options! Prices are bad either, so I think I’ll eat here more often!
… moreHarrison Nguyen
Tucked away in a picturesque corner, Paina Cafe proudly boasts the title of being the Home of the Original Poke Bowl, creating an ambiance of island hospitality and genuine culinary expertise reminiscent of the Hawaiian shores. While celebrated for its freshly crafted poke, available in a variety of delectable styles, my recent trip led me to forgo the seafood options in favor of their equally enticing plate lunches. What ensued was an enchanting journey through flavors that reaffirmed the cafe’s standing as a purveyor of not just poke, but a diverse array of mouthwatering island-inspired dishes.
My choice was the Bento Box #15, a culinary gem that arrived with an alluring trio of flavors—garlic chicken, teriyaki beef, and Portuguese sausage—each meticulously presented alongside a generous serving of fluffy white rice, delicately adorned with a sprinkle of furikake. The garlic chicken, tender and glistening, boasted a crispy exterior that yielded a succulent, full-flavored core, infused with just the right hint of garlic, perfectly balancing its richness. It was a dish that evoked comfort, a harmonious blend of indulgence and familiarity, reminiscent of a homely meal taken to new culinary heights.
The teriyaki beef, exquisitely succulent and marinated to perfection, offered a delightful interplay of sweet and savory, its caramelized glaze and melt-in-your-mouth texture delivering a burst of umami with each delectable bite. Paired with the robust Portuguese sausage, which contributed a smoky, subtly spicy dimension to the bento, the meal unfolded as a symphony of flavors, showcasing the diverse and vibrant tastes of the islands.
The rice, adorned with furikake, served as the ideal canvas for these bold flavors. Its delicate, slightly crunchy topping—a medley of sesame seeds, seaweed, and other seasoning—introduced a nuanced texture and umami essence that harmonized beautifully with the proteins, uniting the entire meal in a delightful equilibrium.
The ambiance at Paina Cafe is nothing short of welcoming, exuding an aura of warmth where simplicity meets comfort. Whether relishing in their renowned poke or savoring a hearty bento box like mine, the experience is enhanced by the serene and hospitable setting. The clean, thoughtfully designed interior, coupled with the amiable and proficient staff, ensures that each visit feels like a brief escape to an island oasis.
In conclusion, my visit to Paina Cafe was a testament to their culinary expertise extending beyond the realm of poke. The bento box was an enchanting revelation, with each element meticulously prepared and brimming with flavor. Whether you’re an aficionado of their poke bowls or embarking on a culinary journey through their plate lunches for the first time, Paina Cafe stands as an essential destination for anyone craving authentic island flavors and a gratifying dining experience.
… moreMy choice was the Bento Box #15, a culinary gem that arrived with an alluring trio of flavors—garlic chicken, teriyaki beef, and Portuguese sausage—each meticulously presented alongside a generous serving of fluffy white rice, delicately adorned with a sprinkle of furikake. The garlic chicken, tender and glistening, boasted a crispy exterior that yielded a succulent, full-flavored core, infused with just the right hint of garlic, perfectly balancing its richness. It was a dish that evoked comfort, a harmonious blend of indulgence and familiarity, reminiscent of a homely meal taken to new culinary heights.
The teriyaki beef, exquisitely succulent and marinated to perfection, offered a delightful interplay of sweet and savory, its caramelized glaze and melt-in-your-mouth texture delivering a burst of umami with each delectable bite. Paired with the robust Portuguese sausage, which contributed a smoky, subtly spicy dimension to the bento, the meal unfolded as a symphony of flavors, showcasing the diverse and vibrant tastes of the islands.
The rice, adorned with furikake, served as the ideal canvas for these bold flavors. Its delicate, slightly crunchy topping—a medley of sesame seeds, seaweed, and other seasoning—introduced a nuanced texture and umami essence that harmonized beautifully with the proteins, uniting the entire meal in a delightful equilibrium.
The ambiance at Paina Cafe is nothing short of welcoming, exuding an aura of warmth where simplicity meets comfort. Whether relishing in their renowned poke or savoring a hearty bento box like mine, the experience is enhanced by the serene and hospitable setting. The clean, thoughtfully designed interior, coupled with the amiable and proficient staff, ensures that each visit feels like a brief escape to an island oasis.
In conclusion, my visit to Paina Cafe was a testament to their culinary expertise extending beyond the realm of poke. The bento box was an enchanting revelation, with each element meticulously prepared and brimming with flavor. Whether you’re an aficionado of their poke bowls or embarking on a culinary journey through their plate lunches for the first time, Paina Cafe stands as an essential destination for anyone craving authentic island flavors and a gratifying dining experience.
William Fernandez
Had an amazing experience with Chris and Ariana! Super nice and helpful people! I ordered a poke church bowl and I didn’t like the sauce and told Chris and Ariana and they said they would totally swap it out for something else! They deserve a raise! Lol
… moreC Hed
Terrific Hawaiian cuisine and the Mochi donuts are amazing! We went as a family after hearing about it from some of my kids teachers. I have a couple of picky eaters that at first weren’t happy to be at a restaurant without chicken nuggets and waffle cut fries. To my surprise, my picky eaters were VERY happy with their food. And that was before any of us tried the mochi donuts. Those donuts are incredible!!! Overall this is a great hidden gem!
… moreJon Yu
Best poke & pork bowls in town, with ube mochi donuts, spam masubi (with seasoned riced) and more!
The staff is always so nice, the quality has been consistent for years and the food has great replay value!!
… moreThe staff is always so nice, the quality has been consistent for years and the food has great replay value!!
Ojitos Rodriguez
Absolutely scrumptious! I stop in every time I’m in the area . I always order the Nanea bowl, large, half white half brown rice, an 8 oz poke, mochi donut, and Hawaiian Sun. Always the same consistent and reliable quality.
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