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| - If you can get past the service wait from your waiter or the 2 waiters coming one after another trying to help you with the same service, or just the wait....then you're in for a decent ride at Kona Grill.
First of all, the first time I came here with my sister (maybe about a year or two ago), we sat down and was not serviced or acknowledged until about half an hour later. We were going to leave (surprised we didn't) but we decided to give it a chance. So we've decided to give this place another shot.
Well, we waited about five minutes (not as bad as before) and our waiter came and asked for our drinks. About a minute after him, another waitress came by and asked for our drinks again...we were confused and clearly, they did not have that plan out.
Secondly, know the location of the restaurant, I knew it wasn't going to be cheap. However, we were celebrating the fact that one of my good friends got into law school; so I figured, why not? I just wished the quality of the food met the expectation of the prices. When the food arrived, it looked really good; I was excited! However, the calamari was a little too greasy and not enough crunchiness; the vegas roll had too much sauce. The only thing that was pretty good was the pad thai; but would you pay $15.50 for an okay portion of pad thai? I wouldn't; but I did since one of us wanted it.
I liked our waiter, he was an ex-Wildcat! Woohoo! He was nice enough to give us the creme brulee on the house (i think it was our charmed that he fell for :P); so I gave him a nice tip.
If you ask me if I would come here again...the answer would be yeah. However, not anytime soon.
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