L&L Hawaiian Barbecue

One of the best L&L I have tried. Great portion, everything is tasty and nice vibe. I really like the outside sitting with the little light string hanging💡 the photo cannot show how warm and fresh the beef short rib, and teriyaki chicken tastes, and they give you a lot of katsu chicken too. 😣Eat too much again 🤪yummy.

Great little place for a quick bite. Not much seating, but a huge variety of foods. From Kailua pork and musubi to burgers and fries. Lots of bowls and noodles as well. Something for everyone. If in the Waimanolo area, definitely worth a stop

This place was very cool. Kind of a hole in the wall place, but the flavors were amazing. The service was great. Huge servings, so plenty of left overs to go. It may not look like much when you pull into the lot, but don't let that fool you. Definitely worth eating at.

5 Stars – Delicious Local Comfort Food & A Hidden Gem That Was Worth the Turnaround! After a long day at the beach, my family was starving and we were lucky to find L&L Hawaiian Barbecue just 10 minutes away. At first, it looked like it might be closed—but then I spotted the OPEN sign glowing, so I turned the car around—and I’m so glad I did! The food was excellent, full of flavor, and the portions were generous enough to save some for later. We ordered the Seafood Combo and the Rib Combo (I think that’s what it was called), and both were spot-on. Total comfort food after a day in the sun! The cashier/waitress was incredibly kind and welcoming, making sure we were well taken care of with that warm aloha spirit. It really made the experience even better. They also serve Loco Moco and br

If you're looking for value, look no further. This place doesn't do "portions" it dispenses survival rations. It’s genuinely cheap, which is shocking considering the sheer volume of delicious food they put on one plate. I had the BBQ Chicken, and my husband had the Pulled Pork. And, as expected (and scientifically proven), my chicken was unequivocally better. The pulled pork was fine, but the BBQ Chicken is the true champion here. We managed to consume approximately half of the contents before entering a comfortable, delicious food coma. We then packed the remaining mountain of rice and meat to take home, meaning this single meal effectively fed us for a full 24 hours. Five stars for the value, the flavor, and the clear winner in the spousal dish-ordering competition.