Lovey’s Kitchen

Filipino food on the Windward side is hard to find! Love the Mongo Beans! Also love how they support the hungry with their donate a meal prepaid program! God bless Lovey's

I reside in Kalihi and I decided to visit this authentic Filipino Restaurant on the Windward Side. Although this is the only Filipino Restaurant on this side of the island, the dishes have a very authentic tasting and flavorful. The service is warm, welcoming and attentive. Ambiance was clean and pink all around. Definitely a 10/10, highly recommended place.

Newly opened Filipino restaurant in Kaneohe!!! A family owned business that serves a variety of traditional/local Filipino dishes. First impression, their staff is very welcoming and helpful. Very nice and clean ambiance (cute pink decor & signage) and they also have an area for those who'd like to dine in. Currently, their hours of operation are a work in progress. Which is understandable, they are a family owned business and it can be challenging to find the needed help. Very hopeful in the near future that it will change and they can be open more days of the week! I really like that during their breakfast time (7am-11am) you can upgrade your starch (rice) to their Adobo fried rice (so ono)! And made to order choice of eggs. To me, their Lechon Kawali and Pork Guisantes are my for sure go to's!

Hmm... just wondering about this place/restaurant. I'd like to try it especially with my mom in-law, who's Filipino. However, what I question is why doesn't the owner respond to the NEGATIVE comments?! So EZ to respond to the positive reviews, but in my opinion it takes EVEN A BIGGER OWNER to reply to the negative reviews!! I'd be willing to give this place a try if the owner would have enough guts to comment on the negative reviews! Until then, I'll be taking my mom in-law to Thelma's, Seafood City or Julie'z... Also the hours there are very inconsistent!!

So happy that a Filipino restaurant has come to Kaneohe. I think two or three Filipino restaurants closed it's doors on this side in the past several years that if I ever want to satisfy my Filipino food cravings I'd have to go through the tunnel to get my fix. This spot took over the Fat Boys are establishment and on the day we went, it hasn't gotten busy yet but people lined up behind us. A good sign that folks in the area missed Filipino food. We tried their adobo fried rice with over easy egg and a one choice of pancit and pork adobo. The food is good and I can't wait to go back and try their other offerings. They do have grab and go items as well as made to order food. The young women in the front taking orders were very nice and friendly. They have about 3 tables that can seat 2-4 people. Pretty cozy. I hope this business stays around for a long time.

Saw it on line......went to grab some food and saw chains on the door !!!! Wasted my time !!!

This is from today's breakfast. Thursdays they are only open for breakfast. I love their adobo fried rice. You can have your eggs cooked however you want. I wanted the eggs omelet style. It's so delicious!! As always the service is wonderful. Always greeted with smiling faces. And the restaurant itself is so cute and pink. Can't wait to try their dinner.

The food is super tasty, not bland at all! The customer service is pleasant. The ambiance is cute, pink themed. Overall, I would go back again! :)

bought food from this establishment and it was bland. folks this place is overrated, wannabe elena's. they open like two days out of the week and they expect great reviews??? your hours suck and so does the food. i wasted my hard on money on mcdonalds type filipino food...going back to the home of hawaii's finest filipino foods...elena's restaurant.

Went here when they first opened, wasn't impressed. Gave it another shot and OMG there's lots of flies. Told the staff about it but they just shrug it off and fan at the flies with their hands. Now I'm grossed out.