Ohana BBQ & Sushi

#3 bento meat jun, fried fish, spam, kimchee, bean sprouts. The meat to rice ratio was perfect. The fried fish was so crispy. The meat jun was good quality and not fatty. #5 bento bbq chicken, chicken katau, eggplant jun, kimchee, bean sprouts. Amazing! This was fried to order because the katsu was crispy and not dry. Chicken had a smoked flavor.

Ohana BBQ and Sushi is our go-to spot for Korean food. Though there are other places in the Pearl City and Aiea area, Ohana BBQ's prices and plate sizes are reasonable.The uncle that works there is always super nice and the food is always tasty. My go-to is the fish jun and my kids love it. The side dishes are full of flavor and don't disappoint.I haven't had their sushi but it's a great 2-in-1 place if you're wanting both sushi and Korean food.They're located in the strip mall across from Best Buy and more towards the end where Zippy's used to be. Overall, we're fans of Ohana BBQ!

The hole in the wall in a restaurant shopping center. They're right next to the CBD store and the food I tried was meat Jhun and bbq chicken. It was good and the ban chan didn't look impressive but it was delicious. I would like to try their sushi selections next time around. Other than that the mom and pop who own it are very hard working with pops running the front and mom the back. Must try.

Great food and service at an affordable price! My wife and I were looking for a spot for this week's date night. There's a sushi counter and Korean bbq counter inside, so we ordered something from both.The dynamite maki was very tasty. The kalbi was tender and well seasoned. The spicy pork was thin, crispy, and chewy; chewy in a satisfying way. The owner was friendly and gave us each a house mango juice at no charge. The juice was thick with fresh mango. Highly recommended for dinner with a variety of food choices.

Ordered kanpyo maki and shinko (takuan) maki. Made to order here. Small bento, sushi and plate lunch available. Reasonable prices. The place exudes mom and pop local vibes. There are a few booths and seats available to eat in or you may order take out. Nice lady took my order and a nice man helped with the take out plate lunches. Both helped with the seated customers. The sushi was tasty and the rice was fluffy. Enjoyed both the shinko and kanpyo makis. I was initially looking for musubis. This was a perfect substitute.Food: 4 out of 5Ambiance: 3 out of 5 starsService: 4 out of 5 stars

Ordered two takeout plates - Mochiko Chicken and Bbq Chicken. The person I bought the mochiko chicken for said it was okay. He didn't rave about it. My Bbq chicken was okay too - could have used more flavor. Although I like their variety of veggies, the taste is only lightly seasoned. If you're watching your salt intake then this place would suit you. Good customer service - not overly friendly but eager to help you. I asked about the breakfast menu and was told it's served at any hour.

The food was fresh and fried to order. Good portions for a good price. Really good spot for take out and bentos.

I've been coming here since they opened more than 15 years ago. We used to come here for breakfast before my mom took us to school. Back then, I'd get Okazu bbq chicken+eggplant tempura+scoop of rice and I was good to go! If we were running early then we'd get the Plate A (two eggs, port sausage, rice) which is made to order. Alllll these years later and I still come here...now with our own kids. My daughters are a fan of the Plate A Breakfast and my go-to is usually the Bento 5 (Tempura Eggplant, rice, kimchee, bean sprouts, chicken katsu and bbq chicken). Their CHICKEN KATSU IS ALWAYS TENDER & JUICY YET SUPER CRISPY! It's one of our favorite chicken katsu plates on the island because it's so consistent with how fresh it tastes compared to other takeout bbq type places such as L&L. It's a small family owned business and they're quiet but so nice and they really do appreciate the customers. Ambiance is casual and they even have a dine-in/take-out sushi side which sells bubble drinks. I've always gone for the Korean side but once in a while my kiddos want tamago so we grab an order to-go. If you're in Waimalu area... check it out!

The last time I dined at Ohana BBQ and sushi was a few decades ago and I never came back until yesterday because I didn't care for the food. I figured that the food must be pretty decent for them to be in business for many years and the reviews were pretty good also. So, I finally returned because all the other restaurants at Waimalu Shopping Center was packed on Christmas Eve except for Ohana. I ordered a fried rice with eggs and spam. When I got it home I noticed that the fried rice looked like it was only mixed with frozen vegetables. The eggs and spam were OK but the fried rice was terrible, I couldn't eat it. It tasted like the only thing they used to season the fried rice was packaged dashi (like the saimin soup packets). I probably won't come back, but if I did I would avoid the fried rice.

Honestly I was hoping to find a hidden gem. I love stopping by mom and pop shops but this was so unsatisfying. I ordered a breakfast plate B. With bacon and cheese and fried rice. The cheese I think is mozzarella cheese and definitely isn't the usual cheese for breakfast omelettes. The bacon in the omelette was good, but the fried rice was absolutely disgusting. It doesn't even appear to be fried! It just looks like white riced mixed with veggies. This was a waste of money I spent almost $15 on this and didn't even eat half of it. The restaurant was empty and it had 2 different sides to it the sushi side as the bbq side. There was 1 other person there when I was ordering. The man was nice but yeah not worth my money.