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| - They're still working out some kinks, which is to be expected during a restaurant's opening week. Met a friend for lunch, it was pretty crowded and the line didn't move very quickly. You need to read a paper menu to really understand what you're ordering, as the menu above the cashiers doesn't provide much detail. I ordered an Aloha burger (grilled chicken teriyaki) and an iced tea and my bill was about $13. My burger had choice of sides including fruit (my pick), greens, mashed sweet potato and sweet potato sticks. I assume the sticks were oven roasted s. potato slices and that they don't deep fry them? Might be helpful for the cashier to provide some info on that. My meal was good, overall. The bun was ok, the chicken was not overcooked, pineapple was perfect. Maybe a bit too much teriyaki sauce, and the chicken cutlet went over the side of the bun by quite a bit, so made it a little awkward to eat. Overall, I'd say it was a good meal, but a little pricey for lunch (my choice was one of the less expensive ones on the menu--some bowls are over $15). Because of the restaurant's emphasis on nutrition, I expected to see nutritional information for menu items posted, but that was not the case. Maybe they could print some out for customers? Otherwise you need to check calories on their website. The portion size for my meal was perfect, but my friend ordered one of their bowls and was overwhelmed by the amount of meat/chicken in the bowl. I'd say most bowls could be shared by two people. Again, pretty good but a bit pricey for fast-casual. I'll definitely try it again though.
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