Kalama's Island Style Hawaiian Food

Sarah rodriguez

The food was great. We all loved the Macaroni Salad, there was some seasoning in it that was SUPER delicious 😋. The chicken was yummy, and I love me some white rice 🍚. Great place to go!

Brooklyn Marble

Super cute, small place. They have items and food available for purchase that have to do with the cuisine + culture to go alongside their really tasty food. They have a deal for Snow College students to get a $5 bowl that has rice + meat + Mac salad or corn and you can add a drink for $1. Very reasonably priced and good quality food with fast service.

Brooke Owens

Not a family restaurant. Was immediately turned off by the crazy amount of signs everywhere telling parents to watch their kids. I get it, kids can be crazy but holy cow.. it made me feel like I couldn’t even bring my kid in to eat. The manager or lady who takes orders was dismissive and I didn’t appreciate that either. We ended up eating elsewhere. I’d gladly drive an hour north for great customer service and a family friendly environment. Super off putting.

Ben Schmuhl

Surprised to see a Hawaiian place on our drive down to St. George! Really happy to eat some good pancakes and fish and Hawaiian is always a plus in my book, and this place is run by folks from the island and that comes through in the decor, music and menu. Everyone but me got the pancakes which were good. I ordered a Panko-crusted fish and macaroni salad, which I doused with soy and chili water ‘cause you know, I like that. The fish was crunchy and accented well by the seaweed and sesame seeds. The portions were plenty big—I just got the bowl but that was plenty. Fun place, super nice and helpful, they came around the counter to help me decide what to order. I’d definitely swing by again.