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San Francisco Hawaiian Barbecue Outer Sunset Reviews of Ono Hawaiian BBQ Restaurant CA 94132 (415) 681-6388, Restaurant reviews by people like you sf Survey Todays Winner cheeselover Home on Union Bay - Breakers Gay Pride Bridge X 2 Blue Angels Open Studio HOME | | RESTAURANTS | PRIZES | REVIEWS | SUGGEST | LINKS | FORUM | HELP Ono Hawaiian BBQ 1501 Sloat Blvd San Francisco, CA 94132 When you call please mention you saw them on sfSurvey.com (415) 681-6388 Outer Sunset Add to favorites Printer friendly page †Cross street: Everglade Dr. Cuisine: Hawaiian Barbecue Map Yahoo Google Update Ono Hawaiian BBQ's info "your help, helps" Top Neighborhood December 2005 Read More Top Cuisine December 2005 Read More Is this your restaurant? Review submission fix =3 =2 Based on 5 reviews Rate this restaurant turn OFF maps quinxi (47) reviews 12/14/2005 Ono Hawaiian BBQ Cuisine: Hawaiian Barbecue Outer Sunset “ This is a busy place with lots of takeout orders going out. Four of us had lunch here today and we all thought the food was pretty good. I ordered the seafood mix which comes with some fried shrimp, fried mahi mahi, and teriyaki chicken along with rice and macaroni salad. All of it was tasty if not exactly exciting. I think the fish was the best item - very tender and juicy even though it was fried. One question I have is how did macaroni salad become associated with Hawaiian food. Lived in Hawaii for about 11 years and I don't recall anything about macaroni salad - maybe its just my memory playing tricks on me. My other companions ordered chicken teriyaki and kalbi ribs. The kalbi ribs were good - yea I tasted one - but you only get three with the meal. All of the food is served in takeout boxes or plates. The restaurant looked clean and the workers were friendly and helpful. If you are looking for inexpensive Hawaiian style food this place is a good bet. ” zen_tricky (112) reviews 11/8/2005 Ono Hawaiian BBQ Cuisine: Hawaiian Barbecue Outer Sunset “ two words-plate lunch.ironic replacement for jenny craigs at albertsons plaza. if you like hawaiin fastfood this is the real deal ” zen_tricky (112) reviews 11/8/2005 Ono Hawaiian BBQ Cuisine: Hawaiian Barbecue Outer Sunset “ two words-plate lunch.ironic replacement for jenny craigs at albertsons plaza. if you like hawaiin fastfood this is the real deal ” dmz (27) reviews 11/2/2005 Ono Hawaiian BBQ Cuisine: Hawaiian Barbecue Outer Sunset “ If you're looking for cheap eats, then check this place out. Ono Hawaiian BBQ offers island favorites like chicken katsu, BBQ ribs, Spam moco, loco moco, etc. It's not BBQ in the traditional sense; it's more like Japanese teriyaki grilling. Don't get me wrong; it's still good. They offer generous portions for about $6-7 per person. When this place first opened, it was 45 minutes to an hour wait for your order. But the crowds have died down as the initial hype subsides and similar places begin to spring up in the Bay Area. Indoor seating could be a little tight with all the people in line; but they offer outdoor seating too. I recommend just grabbing take-out and having a nice picnic somewhere. ” lady chan (133) reviews 9/27/2005 Ono Hawaiian BBQ Cuisine: Hawaiian Barbecue Outer Sunset “ What a treat this place is for anyone who has spent some time in the islands...plate lunches at their best {and most caloric}the mixed combo had shrimp, mahi mahi and chicken on 2 big scoops of rice and accompanied with ...of course macaroni salad...You can help yourself to Katsu {spicy} and teriyaki sauce..the noodle soup was huge as was the salad but the salad was mostly iceberg lettuce.. we ate some of it at the outside tables in the plaza there, it was a really warm day {for a change}less than $20.00 for fast filing and fun meal..felt like we were eating a few memories with that feast. ” Rating: Positive Neutral Negative Reviewing tips below Review: First you must login to place a review Your comments contains 0 characters (1000) chars max You need to login to leave a review, login to the right or click the link below to sign-up now Review tips: Your reviews help others decide where to eat, please write as if you're telling a friend about this restaurant Please write fairly about the restaurant (don't include personal information about the owner or establishment). 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