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Burgers, seafood platters, Hawaiian-style BBQ & plate lunches dispensed in a modest branch.
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Address: 7435 S Eastern Ave #107, Las Vegas, NV 89123
Phone: (702) 676-2098
Website: https://ohanahawaiianbbqtogo.com/
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Ohana Hawaiian BBQ – Las Vegas
Your Las Vegas restaurant for Hawaiian Barbecue. Enjoy Traditional Hawaiian food, including delicious plate lunches, at our restaurant in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Breaded shrimp, fish filet and a choice of Hawaiian BBQ beef, chicken or short ribs. Served with 2 scoops of rice and 1 scoop of macaroni salad.
Reviews
Ernest M
Food: I ordered the sweet and sour chicken with rice.
Service: mid afternoon no line and Easily to order. Chicken was made to order and super hot. They put the sauce automatically on the side. Interesting and I did not request that. But I’ll take it. Two scoops of rice. I would remember next time to just tell them to mix the sauce with the chicken, I think it would taste better that way.
Ambiance: some tables and booths to sit on. This is a chain but this spot is seems different to the one on rainbow.
Ample parking like most Vegas plazas away from the strip.
… moreService: mid afternoon no line and Easily to order. Chicken was made to order and super hot. They put the sauce automatically on the side. Interesting and I did not request that. But I’ll take it. Two scoops of rice. I would remember next time to just tell them to mix the sauce with the chicken, I think it would taste better that way.
Ambiance: some tables and booths to sit on. This is a chain but this spot is seems different to the one on rainbow.
Ample parking like most Vegas plazas away from the strip.
Lisa Phillips
I was really looking forward to a casual Hawaiian BBQ fix at Ohana—and sadly, it missed the mark on almost every level. From the moment I walked in, the place felt run-down; peeling paint, flickering lights, and a nearly deserted dining area gave off a sketchy vibe that left me uneasy about staying after dark.
Despite arriving when the shop was empty, I ended up waiting nearly 35 minutes for my food. Two parties who showed up after me received their orders first, which only amplified my frustration. Service itself was polite but oddly disorganized, and the long wait felt even more unjustified given how empty the restaurant was.
When my dishes finally arrived, the fish platter was so overcooked it had turned rubbery and dry—each bite was a chore to chew. The ribs fared no better: charred beyond tenderness, they snapped oddly under my fork and drained any juice or flavor I’d hoped for. Neither dish felt worth even a fraction of the price.
Speaking of prices, I was shocked at how high they were compared to other Hawaiian spots in the area. You can get a far better, more authentic plate for less at L&L Hawaiian Barbecue down the street. Their portions are generous, the flavors are spot on, and the atmosphere—while still casual—is clean and inviting.
If you’re craving Hawaiian BBQ, I’d strongly recommend skipping Ohana and heading to L&L or another local favorite. You’ll save money, enjoy real island flavors, and avoid the uncomfortable surroundings and endless wait.
I do not recommend eating here.
… moreDespite arriving when the shop was empty, I ended up waiting nearly 35 minutes for my food. Two parties who showed up after me received their orders first, which only amplified my frustration. Service itself was polite but oddly disorganized, and the long wait felt even more unjustified given how empty the restaurant was.
When my dishes finally arrived, the fish platter was so overcooked it had turned rubbery and dry—each bite was a chore to chew. The ribs fared no better: charred beyond tenderness, they snapped oddly under my fork and drained any juice or flavor I’d hoped for. Neither dish felt worth even a fraction of the price.
Speaking of prices, I was shocked at how high they were compared to other Hawaiian spots in the area. You can get a far better, more authentic plate for less at L&L Hawaiian Barbecue down the street. Their portions are generous, the flavors are spot on, and the atmosphere—while still casual—is clean and inviting.
If you’re craving Hawaiian BBQ, I’d strongly recommend skipping Ohana and heading to L&L or another local favorite. You’ll save money, enjoy real island flavors, and avoid the uncomfortable surroundings and endless wait.
I do not recommend eating here.
jetoy Hermann
Very goid staffs good so delicioues I came here very often thank you
… moreIzzy Parra
I live on the south west side of Vegas and I drive all the way to the east side just for this Hawaiian food place cause it Really brings me back home just really authentic flavors they make it fresh. They care about their customers So with that being said, thank you for your service you guys are wonderful. Keep up the good work.
… moreChris Art
Hawaiian Food! I had the Loco Moco & Chicken Katsu here and it was great! I highly recommend both when going into the restaurant. One big tip, you need to go into the restaurant. I ordered online once before, and it’s not even close to the same. I think the online service is using a ghost kitchen, so go inside.
… moreMama Mia
Great fast food hawaiian take out. Huge portions and BBQ is on pointe! Try the combo plate with Ribs, chicken and pork. Or chicken Katsu. Plates big enough for two people, unless your real hungry.
… moreJimmy Mollet
Great place to find while the kids wanted McDonalds and I still can’t figure that out. The chicken katsu was delicious and the portions were large. I could not finish it in one sitting. Nice clean restaurant and they had Sriracha or chili paste that you could take with you in small plastic containers. I suggest getting some of that chili paste to add to your chicken katsu.
… moreMark Matthews
UPDATE – ONE YEAR LATER
What a difference. Their chicken katsu is now comparable with the likes of Aloha Kitchen. Which is great for me because I live minutes from this location. Maika’i!!
Ordered the chicken katsu. At first glance, it looks amazing. But, then you see how thin the chicken is. In fact, I think the breading was slightly thicker than the chicken. I’m not exaggerating. There was barely any seasoning as well. Cost was $12 and some change. A huge disappointment.
… moreWhat a difference. Their chicken katsu is now comparable with the likes of Aloha Kitchen. Which is great for me because I live minutes from this location. Maika’i!!
Ordered the chicken katsu. At first glance, it looks amazing. But, then you see how thin the chicken is. In fact, I think the breading was slightly thicker than the chicken. I’m not exaggerating. There was barely any seasoning as well. Cost was $12 and some change. A huge disappointment.
Cassandra Andrade
Food was sooo delicious, big portions and freshly made to order! Disappointed that my thai iced tea didn’t have boba as advertised but it was still really good.
We ordered the BBQ mix combo, Katsu chicken combo, orange chicken with fried rice and tried a spam musubi.
… moreWe ordered the BBQ mix combo, Katsu chicken combo, orange chicken with fried rice and tried a spam musubi.
Nicolas De Anda (Nicfor777)
Great price, great food. The chicken was cooked great, and the fish and shrimp were good. The rice was sticky and wasn’t dry. The spring rolls and fried wantons were great but I wish the wantons weren’t cooked as long. I definitely recommend the barbeque chicken, katsu chicken and the spring rolls.
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