Ono Seafood - Niu

We got takeout and walked to the beach for lunch.It was very filling and delicious!

Poke was pretty good but they messed up or order. Didn’t know until we opened it up later. Parking can get tight depending on the time. Hopefully just an off day.

Because it's a popular restaurant, it can get quite crowded even if you plan to go outside during peak hours. Since there are a lot of tourists, you may not be able to eat at the table in front of the store if a large number of people occupy the table in front of the store.I like the taste, but the poke bowl here is my favorite on Oahu.If you choose a combo, you can choose two types of poke. Also, if you order one Pokeball, you will get one free drink, so when you enter the store, just follow the directions and get one drink first, but only the drinks in the photo on the menu will come with it for free. So it's not everything.Pokeball is1. Choose a size. Regular is enough for one person.2. Choose white rice or brown rice. I like brown rice and always choose that.3. Choose your poke, and if you make a combo, you can choose from 2 types. I like soy sauce ahi, wasabi ahi, and Hawaiian style ahi.Parking: There are parking lots, but they are few and narrow, so it is not suitable for people who are not confident in driving overseas.

Tiny portions, poke was chewy and gross. Not worth the almost 20 dollars.They gave an over abundance of rice and almost no fish.Will I be visiting this place again? O-no

Onos.. more like uno. Tiny serving of average Poke. You're basically paying 18$ for a plate of rice. We left hungry. Very disappointed as we have heard good things. I guess like every overhyped place, they start lowering quality.