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| - If you're looking for real Hawaiian food, look elsewhere. If you have an immature palate, do not know how to cook, and frequent places like McDonald's, Burger King, and Taco Bell, you'll probably love this place.
Service: The girl packaging my food picked her nose before touching my to-go boxes. The servers and cook looked like they were in their late teens or young 20s.
Food: I ordered the Ohana Plate, and while the chicken and shrimp were flavorful, the fish was stale, like it had been sitting on the warmer for a few hours. Also, the intensity of the fish smell was not something that I was expecting: it was not overwhelming, but resembled a rotting odor.
This is a review based on one experience. Bottom line is that while I'd like to give them another try, I don't think it's worth it given the other options for cheap Hawaiian food. I think that a different batch of servers and a different cook would probably result in a better experience and conceivably better tasting food. I've eaten at Ono multiple times and while it's not perfect, I prefer it over Mokis.
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