Pearl Cafe

Pearl Cafe is an unassuming Hawaiian BBQ joint that also serves up a variety of pan-asian food. You’ll want to stick to their bread and butter (well, their meat). I had the combination plate with beef, chicken, and beef ribs. Soaked in a sweet and savory Hawaiian BBQ sauce, I knew from the first bite that I was in for a treat. The beef slices did get a little bit stringy, but the chicken was tender and the beef ribs (I think technically the short ribs) were very juicy. Rounding out the meal is the standard Hawaiian macaroni salad, and if you want, a variety of Hawaiian drinks.

Food is available to order online and then eat outside. Friendly staff. Very solid sized portions and quite tasty. Especially consider the combo plate like chicken and shrimp or the loco moco as that's what our party got and we all really enjoyed it. Breakfast musubi was also a group favorite, but try eat while hot and fresh.

I was impressed to find boba here! The girl was so nice to ask me when she saw I had a puzzled face, so she got me in! :) Points in favor: - many options - fresh ingredients - healthy options - I could customize my drink Points to improve: - honey boba could be nice - besides soy milk, it would be nice to have coconut milk and almond milk Will go back for sure!

Family owned cafe that serves Hawaiian food, breakfast, and boba tea. The café isnt very big but its pleasant and clean. The staff is very nice and the food was good. Portions are gigantic, so it justifies the price (~$14 for a plate and ~$12 for a bowl). I didnt eat even half of my bowl, so I wish they had mini bowls under $10. The boba was tasty and for $4 with the pearls included, it is cheaper than most boba places; the only bad thing is that you dont get to customize the boba order as much, but it wasnt very sweet anyway (I usually get 25%-33% sweetness level). There is also a promotion with an app called zyrl that will get you 50% off the boba, making it as cheap as $2.30 after taxes!