Keneke's - Waimanalo

My wife and I rented a motorcycle in Honolulu for the day to explore the island, but we had a light lunch, and honestly, I was a bit skeptical when we first arrived at this restaurant. However, once we sat down, we noticed the diverse fonts on the walls, featuring some of our favorite verses, including Philippians 4:6-7 and John 3:16. It created a wonderful atmosphere, and we truly felt the presence of the Holy Spirit in this cozy place. What an unexpected blessing! The food was also excellent! Thank you, and God bless you all! - Scot, John 14:6

Had that katsu and it was so overcooked and disappointing. I wouldn't be surprised if it was resting from another day that was just refried. always pass by this place on the way from kailua and ask yourself how good it is. I know now. my advice, if you see this place, they will continue. if I could give these negative stars, it would get the full -5

Divided 09/22/22 th l 213 from 15.12.2009, p. 1). various times): bottom and dirty local tariff in waimanalo to foot from the beach! a must have experience while on the Hawaii Islands was to have a teller dinner, so I was happy enough to stop from keneke 's waimanalo several times, as I spent time on this side of the island and made a point to stop after the time at the nearby beach. would I repair my aloha food and my request for local grindz satisfy?! publishing mixed plate meal big soda $17.49 $1.25): this massive part of up to three choices has hit me almost from the feet! I went all with a cardiac arrest type of meal consisting of kalua pork, bbq huhn, schweineadobo, mac salat and steamed white rice. over the board were all meats incredibly spiced, moist and easily separated into the mouth. the kalua swan was a bit on the salty side, the bbq huhn was bleached in sweet teriyaki sauce, and the porkadobo had the obvious taste of edgy. the Mac salad was creamy, but it was lacking ananas, and the rice was there to help absorb all the different meat juices. I was for the one after I threw the whole plate down and washed away with a sprite soda. shave eis eiscreme scoop red bohnen $4.14 $1.05 $0.79): with a selection of up to three flavors I had my with cocosnuss, guave and mango juices placed together with a vanille macadamia nusseis shovel and my favorite red beans both placed at the bottom of a relatiw short small paper cup. the afternoon heat began, my puffy plant of fantastic obst aromen, which I ignored the plastic spoon and dove in with mouth agape like a great white as it attacked its prey. the sweetness to time was the cavity induce while the eiciness close to the brain freezes. when the ice was melted in a puddle of colors further into my hands, the ice saw its way through the softening paper cup, which led to a sticky, sugary situation. I finally reached the floor where I drank my ice cream soup and brushed up every last red beans. I don't want to say it. this was a highlight of my day in the paradies service every time I find out what I wanted, I just placed my order with the same chill person behind one of the three windows, and less than ten minutes later my mill was ready for me to dedicate it. there was no table service, so please clean up for yourself. everything was simply mahalo! free they had their own little go ahead of the front where I parked each time, as well as a common go back with the post office, and many spots along the main tow of kalanianaole hwy. and all the surrounding side streets 'not said! atmosphere, décor, ambience a slightly visible red and white control building along a walkway the outer appeared worn with various handwritten menus for food prices shave a taste menu and shave egg prices otherwise there was not much to say. many natural lighting came through the many large windows, while many electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. there was neither tvs nor background music. attire totally casual, so I would normally be in a T-shirt, boardhorts and flip-flops. overall keneke 's waimanalo delivered honest local food to very favorable trips, huge portions, tasteful, though not completely healthy dug, in a diving environment with a beach next to background, which I simply fall in love and would absolutely return for more on my next visit! Of course, I am sure that the look of the restaurant and some of the reviews would scare away both on yelp and elsewhere some potential customers. But if they wanted an authentic experience of the ohana kitchen, this place was damn close. I recommend you remove all old menus and prices on the outside to reduce any confusion. I found the overall value based on

I ordered the BBQ chicken, garlic, and grilled white fish plates. While the food itself was good, the unpleasant odors and extreme messiness were off-putting. It was also a bit odd that we couldn't see the kitchen or the staff, as the screen door was closed.

Kind of a scam and bad food. Price: these mofos need to update their signs and remove the old ones. Imagine seeing a loco moco is $9 on the menu board and then getting charged $17 instead lol. But sure whatever ill pay it; food better be good. Food: Nope, the food is bad. The beef patty in the loco moco doesn't even taste like beef because there's so much filler in it lol. It tastes like onions and bread crumbs. And the menu says the loco moco comes with 3 eggs and mac salad but mine only came with 2 eggs and no mac. I really don't know why ppl come here. There's nothing going for it other than being one of the few places that serve food in waimanalo. Just my opinion