About - Kanaka Kava
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Offerings
- Alcohol
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Organic dishes
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
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Fresh Hawaiian ‘awa (kava), great food, steps from the ocean. My favorite is the poke. If you’re not a kava drinker, the jun (like kombucha but lighter, made with green tea and honey) is great too
Lives up to the name in every way. Aloha and talk story vibez, very respectful staff... mostly it was just super chill and I talked it up with the bartender who was happy to share comments about the traditional Hawaiian weaponry on display, which I highly appreciated, as a collector. Definitely just a great place to stop by to add to your relaxation, and feel some local inspiration.
We were here after sunrise on Dec 26th . OUR order : Local Hawaiian Awa Chicken and butterfish lau lau Sweet potato in coconut milk appetizer Awa ( Hawaiian Cava)- was unique, it is made from the root of pepper plant . It is an acquired taste , so very glad we tried it. We drank our bowl. CHICKEN LAU LAU- the greens , Butterfield combo was great. Kimchi being a good accompaniment. This was a good satisfying bowl of food. Comes with - purple sweet potato, greens butter fish n chicken, 2 balls of rice topped with furikake, kimchi. Sweet potato in coconut milk- this was a disappointment. We couldn't eat it. The root veggie was bland, the coconut milk was not seasoned. I had eaten something similar to this in a luau with coconut cream and loved it. This dish here was sub par.