All Reviews
Double Scoopnecks
a month agoI stopped in to get some Samoan food! Although it was Tongan, its basically the same. The food was good. Just need to cut back on the salt! Overall, I would eat here again!
Ty
2 months agoThe salted beef(povi masima) is so salty because they probably didn't soak it in water first before cooking it. That was terrible, and I've had my fair share of povi. Come to our house and we'll show you how to make it so good. The chopsuey is good though.
SPLowe
4 months agoI just ate there. I feel gross. Food was tasteless. No salt and seasoning. Mamoe was tough. Lu was itchy. Pricey, but the quality and taste were disappointing. Will not return. Try Simply Lava and other poly stores.
G R A C E
7 months agoSo flavorful and delicious with great portions. I really liked the chicken dishes as well as the lamb in spinach dish
Marvin Stephen
8 months agoIndulging in local Tongan cuisine is an experience like no other. The vibrant flavors and freshness of the ingredients transport you straight to the heart of the islands. Each dish is a celebration of authenticity that lingers long after the meal. Prepare for a delightful food coma afterward! 😂🤣 I savored the tender, succulent Sipi (lamb) that practically melts in your mouth, and the rich, savory turkey tail that had me craving more. The Ota, a refreshing raw fish dish, was bursting with zesty flavors, perfectly complemented by the sweet and refreshing otai drink. Every bite was a delicious adventure that left me thoroughly satisfied!
Google user
a year agoMy brothers took us here while visiting from NC. This place was amazingly good! The food was cooked perfectly, it was hot and my favorite were the turkey tails. Turkey tail were so flavorful and moist. The staff were patient and friendly, which was a plus for me. Great atmosphere too. This will be my go to for my Polynesian food fix on my next future visits. Definitely recommend and will return.
Mateaki Taai
a year agoThis is the place to go for any polynesian cooked food. Food are delicious and its very affordable . Come hungry and don't forget to try out their OTAI mango drinks
Justin Crapps
a year agoStopped in for lunch. Polynesian daily or street food. Service was friendly and portions were large. I tried the Kale Moa, Saudi Moa, pork chop, and sweetened potatoes. Food was good but tithing really stood out to me.