Kona Kitchen - Seattle
$$ • Hawaiian, Lounges, JapaneseAbout Kona Kitchen - Seattle
Customers' Favorites
Hawaiian Sweet Bread French Toast with Portuguese Sausage
Kimchi Fried Rice Chicken Katsu Loco Moco
Fried Rice with over Easy Egg
Hawaiian Plate with 2 Sides
Hawaiian Style Fried Rice
Build Your Own Loco Moco
Hawaiian French Toast
Kalua Pig and Cabbage
Korean Chicken
Hamburger Steak
Kona Kitchen - Seattle Reviews
Best food and service we have had in a long time! We enjoyed chatting with Samuel (our waiter) and loved that he took the time to tell us about the different dishes. He helped so much! We ended up getting another plate to go so we could enjoy it at home the next day! A little bonus was Sam knew where our little town Toppenish was at and the history of our great wrestling team!
5 stars all the way around!
5 stars all the way around!
The food is very good And they give you very good service but they are doing something very wrong with the employees. I have friends who work there and say that the tips left by customers are not given to the workers. If customers leave tips, they would have to make sure where the money they make with that money goes. They would have to talk to industrial labor so that they report that they do not want to give them that money. some do not speak for fear of losing their job but...read full review
Just had an amazing lunch! Will definitely be back!!
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 9PM |
Kona Kitchen is a popular family restaurant serving Hawaiian food. Diners praise the generous portions and authentic dishes, including spam musubi, Hawaiian fried rice, Korean Chicken, chef's salad, Mochiko chicken, and the Banzai Pipeline plate with teri chicken. The restaurant offers a variety of options, allowing customers to substitute steamed vegetables for rice with their entrees. It is known for its friendly staff and nostalgic atmosphere, decorated with Hawaiian memorabilia. Many customers enjoy the sweet Hawaiian French toast and the combo plates, which feature hefty servings of meat and mac salad. Beyond the main menu, the restaurant also offers a selection of cakes from Cakes of Paradise, with Chantilly cake being a customer favorite. Kona Kitchen has two locations, with the original Maple Leaf spot being particularly well-regarded. While some have mentioned the service as mid, the food quality and customization options make it a must-try when in the Seattle area.