Tipsy Pig II Bar & Grill

Customer service was fine on a Friday. However, we were disappointed by the new kitchen vendor. Apparently, they have a new kitchen vendor, and they are not as good as the last one. We tried many dishes like quesadilla, sizzling mushrooms, steak, fries, mozzarella sticks, poppers, and etc. Portion size was a lot smaller and not as tasty as before. Everything else is still good, but it's a shame that they couldn't keep the former food vendor that was great. Hopefully they will improve. The room we rented that evening was clean and had good acoustic. It was $40/hr plus $2/song. There was a bigger room that was $50/hr. We parked on King St. We were considering hosting an event there due to the delicious food from the previous vendor, but we were disappointed the new replacement vendor wasn't as good.

Where do I start? What a great addition to the food scene. Chef Kales new restaurant is a must try. Came here for the grand opening and everything we had was so delicious. I had the pleasure of trying a variety of pupus (appetizers) from the menu. Poke nachos- I've never had poke nachos with imitation crab and ahi before definitely would order it again, very yummy 4.5 stars***Kahlúa pork quesadilla- crispy tortilla that was packed with very flavorful kahlua pork. Topped with a bbq sauce and sour cream. Would also order this again. 4.5 stars**** Soft shell crab Bao- came with two pieces. Crab was fresh and the bao was nice and soft. 4 stars***Poke- probably my most favorite item of the night. The fish was so fresh and was just beautifully seasoned. The poke was so light yet flavorful at the same time. Would come back just for this. 5 stars****We also had the wings and the fries but didn't really take pictures they both were crispy and flavorful too. Service was great everyone was so nice and helpful with what to order. The kitchen was a bit slammed with orders but they cranked out food in a timely manner. Very versatile place. They have a full bar if you're feeling like a few drinks and trying your chances with the games they have available. Or if you want to have a nice sit down lunch or dinner with friends and family. They also have a little private section if you want to have an intimate gathering for bdays or meetings.Parking can be a tad tricky with only street parking but we didn't have an issue finding any.

My husband and I stopped going out to bars since we stopped drinking and our work moved us closed to central Oahu. But, we come to Tipsy Pig at least once at the beginning of every new year because it's our best friend's favorite bar to visit when he comes home to Hawaii. Our friend groups also love to have their birthdays or any kind of celebration here, so Tipsy Pig is a consistent fan favorite among a lot of us.The outside is so unassuming but the inside is clean, well-lit while still keeping the low light bar atmosphere, and really suits us for something fun but chill. There is a bit of a homeless presence on the outside, but my friends and I have never had a problem with them. Also, even though it's limited street parking, we don't have trouble finding any, I guess most patrons prefer to stay safe and take an uber.As of 2024, the games available are a couple of crane games that look a little old, three dart machines, a racing game on the bar and a player vs player racing game which my husband and best friend enjoyed. It's one of those games where you can gain points and use those points to build up your own personal car. Apparently, at Fun Factory it used to be $7 - $8 a play, but this I $2 which the guys thought was a steal. From what I noticed, it only took dollars but the owner was kind enough to split our big bills. Also, if you win you do get a free play....I played four times in a row against my husband and guy best friend - do with that information what you will ;)Food and drinks have consistently been good. Before we gave up drinking, we always order soju and this time around I got a honeydew sojupop (soju+melona) since I wanted some dessert. Also, we didn't get to try the food since we were bar hopping this night, but the drinks and environment were a great follow up. I also saw a server bring out a sizzling hot plate and that made me want to eat some more so I could try that. All considered, Tipsy Pig is one of those bars I feel like everyone knows and loves and it's not hard to see why. Again, even though we don't drink we're looking forward to coming back for food, games, karaoke, or all three!

Amazing food. The kalua quesadilla were great. There was a very tasty and different take on salsa. it was a smoked octopus salsa. we had to order more salsa. very delicious and one of a kind!!

Great service great prizes food was superGood. The karaoke room is free as long as you pay for the songs the server constantly checks on you, which is easy and the drinks and food are good.

I originally heard about Tipsy Pig through folks I follow on social media and knew I had to drop in when I found out they have karaoke rooms! Not only that, but they are free to reserve! Songs are $2 each and that's actually a very competitive rate locally given the free cover/room reservation. The food is excellent, soju cocktails are delicious, and the staff is super friendly and accommodating. I've gone back a few times for some of their seasonal cocktails and have never been disappointed. Tipsy Pig is also very popular with the local auto enthusiasts, so if that's your thing you'll feel right at home!

My first time visiting. I made reservations which they were able to accommodate. I thought it would've been more busy. The food is good. We had the carne Asada and a few other things. The food took awhile but was really good. The vibe feels more bar than grill. They have a decent size place. Could fit a good amount of people. I felt like there were a lot of people there but a lot of them were the workers. More than likely, prepping for the Friday night rush. Nice staff. We didn't have too many interactions with them.Two things that threw me off. They have a few arcade style games. Claw machine and a race car video game. Due to the size of the place, it doesn't allow a lot of video game placement. It felt like a bar trying to be Dave and Busters. The second thing that threw me off was a sign by the bathrooms saying "don't do coke in the bathroom". You ever wonder how or why rules come up? What's the story behind that sign? Not sure if it was meant to be a joke..All-in-all, the food is good, the people are nice, and drugs are not allowed in the bathroom...but anywhere else??

Tipsy Pig II Bar and Grill is located along the left hand side of King St. There's a small parking lot behind it or random street parking in the neighborhood. Sooo... it was my first time here and it was pretty underwhelming. The night was really fun due to the amazing company we had. But overall, the bar experience was pretty generic. Probably won't return.We reserved a big room for karaoke on a Friday night for about give or take 12 people. The room had 2 fans to help with ventilation as there was no real airflow. A few TV screens and some lights for the "party" effect. There was a water keg on the side with cups for self serve. This was pretty nice.The first red flag was that there was no physical big karaoke binder available (like in almost every other bar). There was a piece of paper noted on the wall to download an app to see the karaoke songs. Most of our phones were running on newer software and the app was incompatible with our phones. A good amount of song numbers listed on the app were wrong. Which we realized after plugging them in. The staff they did help us find the correct numbers after we notified them.The second red flag was the food. There was a QR code that linked to the menu online, but the item descriptions and prices were not up to date. The prices have increased due to inflation which one server let us know. Though he wasn't too sure on what the current Happy Hour rates were. And all the draft beers that night were unavailable. Though what one server said varied from what the other server said. Who was right? Who knows. It might be good to have staff training, to get consistent answers to questions customers may have. The items we ordered... we didn't learn that they were not as described until after we received them. It was very "Duck Around and Find Out" DAFO. The Sizzling Steak sounded very good while on the menu. Though the temperature of what we received was wrong. It should be accounted that as the steak sizzles on the hot plate it'll continue to cook. So if a customer ordered medium, account for the additional cooking it'll go through so it doesn't arrive well. The steak was also kinda gray and sad :( The menu we accessed said there were mushrooms and onion that came with the steak but we only received onions. The Fried Calamari was spicy in a black peppery way. The Honey Mustard like sauce that came with the Shoestring and Waffle Fries was really good. Seems like the menu items need some over hauling. As the pricing doesn't really add up to the quality of items.A few of us noted the soju pitchers (carafes) also seemed very watered down? Like not a whole bottle of soju (the standard) was used? And the Li Hing Gummy Bear flavor was very Robitussin inspired. It might be good for coughs? Who knows... Unless you like cough syrup it's best to avoid this one. The most recommended flavor had to be the Ube one.OH! Also, I don't think they have any napkins there. Which is weird for a place that serves food. We didn't receive any napkins all night. So it might be wise to bring your own just in case.

I would not recommend this place for eating. The prices for the amount they give you is directly comparable to a snooty french restaurant. Imagine paying 10 bucks for 5 spring rolls the size of a tater tots Lol. The only reason I'm giving the second star was because the food was decent for what little you do get. The staff is always pretty consistently friendly though which is good.

Normally I do not write reviews but we had the worst experience here and I hope no one else gets treated the same way when they visit. Spontaneously we went this past weekend as a party of 4 and we were able to get one of their 'free karaoke rooms'. The guy that was servicing us had horrible attitude (I think his name was Kai), it seemed as if it was a burden ordering food or even asking for a refill on our water pitcher. There's a service bell in the karaoke room, so if you want to order anything or need assistance, you press it - but most of the time they don't answer. At one point we had to go out to the bar and ask for a refill on water or to order a drink lol. They now automatically charge a flat rate service charge of $40 when you get a room, ontop of paying $2 per song and tip (still tipped but wish we hadn't). Food is overpriced for the portions they gave. $18 for 4 chicken wings is crazy, although flavor was good.If you wanna get more bang outta your buck, I recommend Soju Bang.