Julie's Kitchen

I spent 3 years in Hawaii and this is the best spot I've found in COS to get Hawaiian food! Super nice folks that own and operate the restaurant. Very good food! Lots of delicious options. My gf got the Musubi and loved it. The kiddo got the teriyaki chicken and we didn't hear a peep out of her while we were eating. Definitely go check this place out!

This place is legit. I lived on Oahu all my life and just recently moved to the springs and the closest thing to local food is L&L which doesn't cut it. If you're from Hawaii you know we don't even eat at the L&L there so on the mainland it's pretty junk. Plate lunch servings and the Filipino food is bomb too. This place reminds me of Elena's in Waipahu inside. The people here are super cool obvi.P.S. it's in a sketch looking abandoned area but don't let that turn you off to trying this place.

Stopped by since I was in the area and craving local hawaiian style food. Limited section in the hot choices mostly just filipino style food. Got hawaiian food options in the menu as well. Opted for a 1 choice with pork adobo. Just like back home style with the peppercorns. Little on the sweeter side however.Pork was good lots of meat for just 1 choice. Little fat pieces but most pork adobo uses pork belly so commonService is ok, small mom and pop. Owner was going at it with a customer for some reason but I didn't bother me. If I'm polite and treat them with respect and they do the same for me it's all good. If not I'll just walk.

Came here right when it opened and the line for this place was a bit long. Was recommended this location from a friend that visited Hawaii often and loves Hawaiian food. It's a simple mom and Pop shop with tables and chairs. Got the musubi and the Hawaiian style Ahi poke. The spam musubi was made fresh since I came in early so the rice was warm and it paired very well with the spam and seaweed. The poke was fresh with a light but flavorful sauce and the onions gave it a nice crunch. A lot of the customers in front of me got plate lunches and will be something I'll try in the future. They do have some desserts by the counter if you're in the mood for something sweet. When I was there, there were some mochi and UBE flavored desserts. Would recommend visiting here.

Food was amazing! Loved everything we got and the service was phenomenal! Will definitely be a new place we go.

I've been here quite a few times but always forget to take photos. The food here is authentic and delicious. I have tried both the Hawaiian fare and Filipino but typically go for the latter since it's quicker and based on what they have available that day. Every dish I've had is good and I especially like their lumpia and also their lechon which is crispy pork belly. The portions are very generous! They also have some desserts like butter mochi and cassava cake which are all tasty too. Definitely a place worth visiting. The owners are friendly and helpful.

We are visiting from out of town and per Yelp reviews this looked like a good place to try out.The inside is small, however, they quickly made up for it by faster service. It was busy from the time when they opened until we left about 45 minutes later.You could tell a lot of people were regulars because their orders were recognized by the owners. This was our first time and the menu can be a bit overwhelming if you're not familiar with the food.Stuck to some of the pictures loaded on here by other Yelpers and found it to be the perfect recommendation. I got the Pork Kalua with Cabbage. Great flavor, a little on the greasy side, and plentiful portions.Only con is the inside is a bit lackluster and you needed a key for the restroom (which isn't convenient if you have kids and the restaurant gets busy). Bathrooms weren't super clean either but manageable.Overall it was a great value, quick service- better for to go than to stay for the ambiance.

I'm visited Colorado to see a friend but I officially miss Julie's Kitchen more than my friend. This is the most cozy mom and pop type of restaurant. The food is so delicious and came out still hot and steaming. I ordered the katsu plate and spam musubi and I teared up eating it. Personally, I think the area in general doesn't have the most flavorful foods so the food at Julie's Kitchen was a refreshing mouthful of deliciousness. Now that I'm back home, I've been badly missing the katsu plate. Also the staff is the absolutely sweetest and made me feel as though I was going to get a homemade meal at my parent's house... almost called the employee Aunt Julie because it just felt that comforting.

Came here to try the Sisig, and was super hungry and so I got the Chicken Katsu Moco as well. Both were very tasty and filling. The fried eggs with it is what makes it perfect. I came here on Labor Day weekend, so it was busy, but the quality was still great how busy it was. These items are "made to order" so it takes a little longer, and if there's a line, expect it will take longer, but they did get to it at a good time for how busy it was.It has the mom & pop shop feel in the restaurant. Nice employees and clients. Plenty of parking, with a whole in the wall feel away from other restaurants. My mistake was to order the Lechon Sisig mild spice... There were no peppers in it, which should be a thing for Sisig, so I'll be ordering the hot spice next time.

Julie was amazing!! She was so kind and attentive. The food was also amazing. They have a great assortment of cakes.