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😭 This location closed. Yummy food and island vibes 🌺 Known for fish tacos. Very good! We always get the calamari & chips with a side order of calamari ♥️♥️♥️ Good to share 😁

We ordered fish tacos and fish & chips. Tacos were amazing. Especially having gluten free option and delicious taste of their tacos will make this place an inevitable stop for us.

The food here tastes very fresh and flavorful. The ambience and the food makes you feel like you’re in a beach side shack and not off a main road in Cupertino! The coconut shrimp is a must try and I loved the chicken tacos. I don’t really fish but my family enjoyed it. They also had $2 mimosas was a

I like fish tacos, so this place sounded attractive. The restaurant has a Hawaii styled decor, bright, single story building by itself, though with limited parking. We ordered their famous fish taco and two different style grilled ono. The two fish tacos came in individual plate with 7 layers, fi

Delicious, fresh, well prepared mahi-mahi with a choice of sauces. Tasty brown rice. Would have liked the option for steamed veggies rather than coke slaw / shredded cheese. This is California after all.

Greeted by friendly staff members saying Mahlo, the place felt like home! The place is cleaned and I love their surfboard tables. Fish tacos are freshly made and packed with lots of toppings. The coconut shrimp were nice and crispy and a great tangy sauce to go with. Cant wait to come back!

This place is known for its fish tacos which are really good. Just about everything else if pretty good as well (seared ahi, chicken tacos, salads, and the calamari is cut thick with a good home-style cocktail sauce). There are a lot of relatively healthy options on the menu. The staff are friend

It's a nice place - Clean, fast, friendly. I have the salad with grilled mahi mahi and shrimp with lemon butter option, which is quite delicious! My husband has the Ono brown rice plate. He really likes the rice, but he likes mahi mahi more. The Ono is a bit drier and harder than Ono. We will defini