About - Big Daddy's Hawaiian BBQ
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Atmosphere
- Casual
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This is not an eat-in eatery. Interesting concept of multiple food vendors under one roof. First, it was a little hard to find because it's located BEHIND the 7-Eleven. You can't see it from the main road and you won't find signage for the specific vendor. I only realized where it was when I saw people going in/out with take out bags. You walk into a small lobby with 1 kiosk listing all of the vendors and place your order and pay. You get a text confirming your order and one when it's ready. When it's ready, you're texted a link that will unlock a locker that contains your packaged food. Pretty simple. So basically there is no "Atmosphere" to speak of. The menu was interesting. I'm not sure what to call it, but pretty sure it's not "Hawaiian", unless you tell me "Big Daddy" is actually Hawaiian. I ordered the BBQ chicken, which was seasoned and tender, and coconut shrimp, which I usually don't like, but thought it was crispy and flavorful. The shrimp dipped in the guava BBQ sauce was good. I liked the option for brown rice and quinoa, which I've substituted white rice for at home. The cucumber salad was refreshing, but the mac salad tasted funny. Probably because I like a more traditional Hawaii style of mac salad. With all of that said, I thought it was good, but not $24 good.
Close this whole restaurant down. Food is disgusted. It taste spoil and was cold .
I got two beef bowls. Meat was well seasoned, plenty of veg options. Not enough rice, but that’s everywhere in NoVa. Cali cucumbers were great. Couldn’t afford dessert