It's somewhere between good and bad depending on your tongue. On my visit here, the beef was chewy like beef jerky which to me is no good.
The service was polite and friendly but slow. This place was obviously a diner before it became L&L and it needed some maintenance inside. The portions are generous and the food is fresh but I personally prefer Aloha Kitchen over this place. Here, they serve your typical L&L fare and it's nothing really to rave about if you've had it a few times. I don't think there's anything particularly special or magical about this place other than that it's oddly placed in a former 50's style diner.
I only came here 'cause it's closer to my apartment and I was craving Hawaiian BBQ and I didn't feel like driving all the way to the Aloha Kitchen on Charleston or the Island Sushi & Grill in Henderson (both of which I highly recommend). I don't think I'll become a regular here.