L&L Hawaiian BBQ

I stopped by this Hawaiian BBQ place to grab late lunch since I was in the plaza this shop is in. When I came, they were not busy at all and just had one customer waiting for their order. I took a look at their menu and decided to go with the mini Hawaiian BBQ beef. It comes with a side of white rice and macaroni. The price I thought was reasonable for a small shop. It didn't the person in the back to make my order. They have some tables to dine inside of here but I took it to eat near the water fountain area in the plaza. They give a decent portion of the beef bbq and macaroni. For the price, I think it was fair and I like the food I ordered. I'll be sure to come back again to try something else.

Really good, best Hawaiian bbq I've had around, wish they were open later Edit: came in around lunch time instead of around closing time like I usually do and the food quality was worse. The chicken was way less breaded. Came in again at night time and it was back to normal. So i guess the closing chef is just better im not sure, i attached a photo of how it looks when its done right. Overall really good just not consistent.

Came on a Monday night at 7pm and got chicken Katsu mini plate (was crispy but bland recommend adding sauces and soya sauce)and BBQ beef regular plate(was cut to thinly slices and cooked to well done was a bit on the over cooked side but can be fixed with a special request I believe), portions are definitely are on the very big side they also have a bar for teriyaki ,BBQ sauce ,and vinaigrette ,toilet were okay ish but clean and smells fine Got the food in under 10min

Amazing food! Family owned for more than two decades. Never a drop off in quality. They’ve been a consistent fixture in SF Valley, which speaks volumes since it’s hardly recognizable even in the past 5 years since the pandemic! My favorite dish is the seafood combo with short ribs!

Food is good but young guy at the front needs to learn better customer service. After giving me my food he didn't even say goodbye, thank you, take care, etc. he just handed it and i said thanks. He didn't say a word. Sorry, but that is very very basic customer service, the same way you should acknowledge someone when they walk in. Which they also did not do.