Ebisu's stylish Hawaiian dining, "Tsunami". The interior of the restaurant is filled with a resort-like atmosphere with wooden decor, and Hawaiian music plays in the background along with projector images, creating a soothing Hawaiian vibe. Hawaii is the foreign country I have visited more than 40 times, so it is the most familiar to me. This time, I went with my friends Emi and Miyan, who I have known since they were pregnant with their children. This place is perfect for a girls' night out!! Even though we hadn't seen each other in a while, thanks to Instagram, we were able to keep up with each other's lives, so it didn't feel like a long time had passed. However, during the current shortened business hours, we wanted to chat as much as possible, so we opted for the standard course menu. The standard course included anchovy potato, Hawaiian soul food "Ahi Poke", kelp salad, mochi flour fried chicken, beef rib cut steak with BBQ sauce, and a daily mini dessert - a total of 6 dishes with free-flowing drinks. The pineapple sour, mango sour, and guava sour drinks made us feel the Hawaiian vibes and lifted our spirits. The anchovy potato was not too spicy and delicious, the mochi flour chicken and Ahi Poke were so tasty that they disappeared quickly (laughs)! The kelp salad had a beautiful presentation and was a favorite among the girls. The rib cut steak had a rich flavor that went well with the drinks. The fun time flew by quickly, and we were surprised with a cute dessert topped with a parasol. It reminded me of the small umbrellas and flower decorations often seen in restaurants and bars in Hawaii, making me feel nostalgic and happy. The food was delicious, and the ambiance was lovely. I heard that if you follow the restaurant's Instagram and tag them in your post, they also offer a dessert service. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

The atmosphere is stylish! I often come here because it makes me feel like I'm in Hawaii and it's very comfortable. The portion size is generous and I always leave feeling full and satisfied. I often feel so full that I feel like falling asleep at work. The lunch set comes with a drink for an additional 110 yen, and it comes in a cute glass!

A hidden gem restaurant located about a 5-minute walk from Ebisu Station East Exit. I visited during cafe time on a Saturday and it wasn't too crowded, so we were seated right away. They serve Hawaiian drinks and food at reasonable prices for Ebisu. The taste was average. Perfect for a date or gathering with friends.

I had a poke bowl! It was really delicious! The interior of the restaurant has a Hawaiian atmosphere, so you can feel like you're in a tropical place. The prices are affordable and it's easy to visit. It can get crowded on weekends with a 2-hour time limit, but I was able to relax during a quieter time.

It's summer!! So, I came here looking for a summer-like restaurant. The interior of the restaurant had a Hawaiian style and was very relaxing. They had guava and mango cocktail beers in addition to regular beer, and the food was delicious and plentiful. I used this place for a friend's birthday, and the birthday plate was filled with lots of fruits, allowing us to have a wonderful and relaxing time. It wasn't too crowded, so we were able to enjoy our time there.

After passing by the salon, I felt hungry and decided to enter this restaurant by chance. I had an acai bowl and garlic shrimp by myself. It specializes in Hawaiian food. Surprisingly, everything was really delicious. I want to bring my friends next time.

A sister restaurant located by the sea with coral reefs. Enjoy a tropical atmosphere while having curry in Japan. I had the minced meat and eggplant curry. There was a generous amount of rice topped with dressing and lettuce. The rice portion seemed to be about 230g! The curry had plenty of minced meat and eggplant. It was not spicy, suitable for both children and adults. The staff worked efficiently, but it would be even better if they had a more cheerful and smiling customer service that suits the restaurant.

I ordered taco rice and guava juice for about 1000 yen. Despite being called taco rice, it was more like gapao rice. It had lettuce around it like gapao, and came with jalapenos which added a good spicy kick. The ingredients included meat, bell peppers, and other vegetables. You can choose to have extra rice or less rice for free. I opted for a regular portion, which felt like it was around 200-250g of rice. The larger portion also seemed like a good option. The guava juice was delicious, but it had a lot of ice. There is a second floor, and the way they served food to that area using a ladder was interesting. The atmosphere was nice!

I go for body maintenance in Ebisu. It's nice that they serve lunch until 4 pm, even if you arrive a little late for lunchtime. Yesterday, I suddenly felt like having M's teriyaki burger, so I ordered it for takeout. However, when I got home and tried it, I couldn't eat the patty, so I just had the bread. I used to be able to eat it before. So, I decided to give it another try and ordered the teriyaki loco moco. I also got a set with coffee and a dessert called Haupia Parfait, which is like a coconut panna cotta. The loco moco had a soft hamburger patty, which I liked. The dessert was a bit too sweet for my taste. It was past 2 pm on a weekday, so the restaurant was not crowded, and I could relax. It gets busy on weekends.

During a regular lunch meeting (reservation at 12 o'clock), we were seated on the second floor, which was like a little secret hideout, lol. The first floor had a decent amount of customers but there were also plenty of empty seats. We each ordered something to share and the flavors were delicious!

We couldn't go to Hawaii, so we went to a Hawaiian food restaurant instead. The restaurant had a lovely exterior and we chose to sit in the loft area. We relaxed on the sofa seats and enjoyed our time. They had tropical cocktails and non-alcoholic options for those who don't drink. They also had Hawaiian beers available. The food included familiar Hawaiian dishes like poke, acai bowls, and garlic shrimp, all served beautifully on plates. The acai bowl with dried fruits and Hawaiian potatoes were delicious. The only downside was that there were limited shareable main dishes. With four people sharing and two having two drinks each, the cost was reasonable. If you stick to sharing food and avoid expensive drinks, the cost per person would be less than 2000 yen. It was a wonderful restaurant and I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

I like the atmosphere here and often visit. I enjoy the spacious seating arrangement where I can relax comfortably without feeling crowded. The staff are all friendly and have lovely smiles, making it a pleasant experience to dine here. The food is delicious, and even during these times, the lunch menu is surprisingly affordable, with the added bonus of being able to get a drink for just 100 yen.

After moving to an unfamiliar area and accidentally bumping my car, I decided to visit SUBARU nearby. It had been about a year since my last visit, and I was pleased to find that the set menu still offered a generous portion that made me smile. However, I was disappointed to learn that the mezzanine seating was not available for families with children. Despite my excitement to experience a Hawaiian vibe, due to the current exchange rate and limitations, I had to settle for enjoying the meal. I hope to return next time to celebrate my child's growth. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I went to a stylish cafe even though it didn't suit me (lol). I ordered using my smartphone after looking at the menu! I'm not a fan of ordering with my smartphone, but oh well, it's a stylish cafe so it can't be helped. I thought I ordered omurice, but it turned out to be hash browns (lol). But it's stylish, so it can't be helped. The coffee was delicious though! :)

I visited this place as a sacred site and it was a coincidence that we ended up at the same table. The lunch menu is cost-effective, with options under ¥1000. The chicken curry was delicious and not too spicy. We also enjoyed the lunch beer and shared some potatoes. All the menu items seemed tasty and reasonably priced. I wish this place was closer so I could come back more often. It was really delicious.

Hawaiian cafe that has been around for a long time. I was surprised to see that the last review was from 7 years ago! The lunch menu seems to have changed, so I decided to visit for lunch after a long time. Lunch is served from 11 am. It was not crowded because I went early. On this day, I had the following (including tax): Grill Chicken Salad Plate - 1,180 yen. It includes 10 kinds of vegetables and grilled chicken. This healthy salad lunch with garlic toast is popular among women. It's nice to see such a healthy menu now, as there used to be only curry and loco moco. Previously, drinks were included in the set, but now they are charged separately. It's great that it comes with not only vegetables but also grilled chicken and garlic toast. The garlic toast was delicious too. This is recommended for when you want to eat something healthy with a focus on vegetables during solo lunch. However, the serving time is quite slow, so please visit when you have plenty of time.

I have been calling it the gourmet road of Ebisu, where my favorite restaurant Le Lion and Masaz Kitchen are located. Tsunami, located at the entrance of the street, which I have passed by many times, but finally visited! The interior of the restaurant is spacious and has a woody feel, with a second floor seating area as well. The menu offers a variety of Hawaiian dishes such as poke and loco moco. The staff were friendly and I wish I had come sooner. I ordered the tuna and avocado poke bowl for 980 yen. The rice had seasoning and some white parts, so it was better to mix it a bit. There was a good amount of tuna and avocado in the bowl, which was very much appreciated for the price. Next time, I will try the loco moco or taco rice.

A popular Hawaiian restaurant located in front of Ebisu Station. I arrived early so it wasn't crowded. They offer value sets, but I can't eat that much so I ordered the poke plate individually. I should have asked for less rice, but the flavorful vegetables and fresh fish made it easy to finish the rice. By noon, more and more customers started coming in. It seems like about half of them had reservations. Truly a popular restaurant.

Hawaiian cafe in Ebisu. Visited for a snack at 3 pm on a holiday. Located facing the road, with large open windows. Seating available on the first floor with counter and tables, and on the second floor with sofas. Mostly female customers. [Food] - Acai Mini Bowl: Even though it's small, it's quite filling and American-style. [Cocktails] Tropical cocktails are on the menu. - Mai Tai: Comes with a sparkler! Sweet and sour with pineapple and orange. - Pina Colada: Also comes with a sparkler. - Original Dark Mojito

I visited Tsunami about 25 years ago with a friend who loves Hawaii. The restaurant is still open and when I passed by today, I decided to go inside and have some tea. The interior was not crowded, with a few customers already seated. I was seated at a table near the front and ordered the following: - Mixed Berry Pancakes (550 yen including tax) - Lemonade (500 yen including tax) The lemonade was served first and had a strong lemon flavor with a refreshing acidity. The pancakes were a bit small for the price, and unfortunately, they were burnt and difficult to cut with a knife. I thought it might have been a one-time thing, but I read similar comments from other customers as well. The atmosphere was nice and gave off a resort vibe, but...

The spacious interior of the restaurant is designed with a tropical theme, featuring hibiscus motifs and large screens showing surfing videos with tsunami-sized waves. Despite being located in Ebisu where many restaurants have tight seating arrangements, this restaurant offers plenty of space with a relaxed atmosphere. The lunch menu focuses on dishes like Loco Moco, avocado bowls, and steak bowls, all following the Aloha style concept. I ordered the Gravy Loco Moco, which had a sauce combining demi-glace and soy sauce, creating a unique flavor that paired well with the rice. The presentation could have been a bit more appealing, and the wooden dishes showed signs of wear and tear. Overall, the restaurant offers a menu that is easy to understand and showcases a high level of taste in their dishes.