Sindi's Snack Shack

Love this place, great food! Definitely try the teriyaki bowls and spam musubi! If you are ordering, do plan on it being ready later than expected.

Ok first of all, the food was decent. I ordered a bowl & it was supposed to come with sweet potatoes. No Sweer potatoes at all. Kinda bummed but oh well. The biggest turn off was the actual cleanliness or lack of. I was shocked how dirty the whole place was from the outside to inside. Major turn off for me. If I just didn't walk all the way hear from cedros I would have passed and gone somewhere else. I get it's a beach shack but the owner should take pride in the aesthetics of the outside to show that they are clean in kitchen. I just hoped I didn't get food poisoning. So on that note I probably won't be coming back.

3.5 stars.The boba drink we had was good. The Banh Mi was good, but too overpowering with garlic flavor, I think from the chicken, which tasted like garlic chicken instead of lemongrass chicken. The spring rolls were good, again except for the overpowering garlic flavor on the shrimp. Spring roll shrimp are supposed to be steamed, with no spices whatsoever. This simplicity allows the flavors of the various vegetables and herbs to shine. The peanut sauce with the spring rolls was awful. The size of the Banh Mi was very generous. Both the chicken in the Banh Mi and the shrimp in the spring roll were previously cooked. Location is good, the place itself is cute, workers were friendly. Almost no seating at all, but we were able to get a tiny space for ourselves outside. For what it is, it's a good place. But you can't compare it to a good Vietnamese restaurant.

The glass noodle dish was good. The pork was a bit too salty but mixed with noodles it was good.This can easily feed two adults.By the time me and my 2 year old son got our food, there was no forks left, just chopsticks.Middle of our meal, I walked back to get tissue and the there were forks. The girl at the front said she found some. But didn't mention to us she found some.So my two year old was eating with hands the entire time.Food is goodCustomer service is eh, they didn't care to help out.

I love this place. Our go to spot when at Fletchers cove. Best part of a long day at the beach is walking over for Boba, Spam Musubi and a Bulgogi Bowl. So amazing!I definitely share how awesome this place is and as well as my kids ride their bikes there on the own for a meal. If you live in Solana, it's a must!

Such a cute restaurant right by the water! We tried the spam musubis, chicken katsu curry, and bulgolgi bahn mi's. Everything was super tasty and cooked to order. Definitely a great spot to pick up food to take for a picnic on the beach.

Bad Thai tea boba. 2 times in a row it's been bad. This time it has a medicine/soap taste with a very watered down Thai tea taste.

We got the spam and chicken musubi. Total was $14 for 4 musubis. The size was pretty good and my boyfriend and I both got full for basically $7. The service was good. The cashier was nice and friendly. It is literally a shack and there is only seating on the outside. The weather was very nice so waiting for your food was very nice.

Small family-owned Asian fusion restaurant by the beach, perfect for grabbing a shared meal during a sunset watch :) I appreciate the authenticity of an Asian wife and husband cooking warm meals in a remodeled hangar-style shack. There's so much to choose from.. if you're craving something Vietnamese or Korean, they got it: banh mis, kimchi grilled cheese, Korean ramyun, and rice bowls. They also serve shaved ice and boba milk teas! We got the kimchi quesadilla $11, pretty solid and yummy choice. Spicy, cheesy, toasty, and not too messy. There are a few tables outside, but we just took the food to go. Would come back again to try a drink!

Great food and drinks. Very fairly priced but keep in mind that this is a mostly take out shack so the seating is very limited.