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Not much when you look at it, just a plate lunch place....but the food is great. Local mixed plates you could not find anywhere else. From loco mocos to smoke meat (smoked pork), if you have a craving for island local food this is the place to stop. The setting like I said is not much, right on the corner of Kalaniana'ole Avenue (Hwy 19) and Kanoelehua Avenue (or maybe they'll consider it Banyan Drive). Pick up something to eat and head down Banyan Drive where you'll find a quaint white sandy beach to sit under a tree (or on the sand) and enjoy your meal. The prices are very good and if you do happen to stop in, ask for my favorite "Katsu Dip". If you like Big Island Korean Chicken, this is basically the same thing but boneless and the sauce is almost as good as my boyfriends'. |