Ohana Belltown

Super relaxed vibes, beautifully decorated space, reasonably priced food!
We had the chicken katsu musubi, two drinks, and the salmon teriyaki. The chicken was good, crispy in the outside, soft on the inside, not greasy, and the sauce it came with was tasty too. The salmon was a large portion for the price -- the teriyaki glaze gave it a crisp exterior for the soft interior, and it tasted pretty fresh. The pina coladas were good too!
The staff were all super nice and helpful in helping us make our picks. Service was quick and efficient.
We really enjoyed our visit to Ohana and will be back!

The inside of this place is SO ADORABLE! It was decked out to be the cutest tiki shack and the sushi bar was an added bonus. The music was great that night, people were dancing and just having a great time!

The Mala shake was the best drink I've ever had! Saw the bartender put a decent amount of alcohol but couldn't taste any of it which was both a blessing and a curse lol! The frozen fruit blended together so well to make the best flavor.

The long island was a mango flavored drink but nothing too special! Was as strong as a Long Island usually is and definitely did the trick;)

We went here for dinner tonight, and the ambiance was good, but the service could have been better. Ohana is a lovely spot for a low-key dinner, but this is not fine dining. We got Shanghai lumpia, Portuguese sausage musubi, spicy fried rice, and a shogun bento box (with spicy teriyaki chicken). The lumpia did not have any vegetables, so it was whatever. If you like spam musubi, you will enjoy the Portuguese sausage musubi; it is delicious. The spicy fried rice was not spicy, but it was the best part of our meal. The katsu and spicy teriyaki chicken in the bento box were delicious too. Overall, it was a good dinner, but it is not a place we feel we must go back to for the food.

Also, for the drinks, we got the mango madness and island iced tea. The island iced tea had no other taste besides alcohol. However, the mango madness was sooo good!!! We would go back just to get that drink!

Always walk by but never stopped in before. Inside was actually such a vibe- total hawaiian feel. Sushi was great, katsu excellent, drinks tiki approved!

We came here for dinner tonight and the vibes were great! Super cool atmosphere!

I ordered the mango madness cocktail and it was a 10/10 - so so delicious and would definitely come back just for the drink. We ordered the lumpia shanghai and Portuguese sausage musubi for appetizers and they were just okay, nothing special and I wouldn't order them again. We ordered the shogun bento box to share for our entree and the spicy fried rice. The chicken katsu was pretty good, wish it was a little more crispy than it was but the chicken tasted fresh and was moist. The spicy fried rice wasn't spicy at all but it was tasty and my favorite part of our meal.

Overall, 5 stars for ambiance, 4 stars for service (our food came out very fast), and 3 for the food. I probably wouldn't come back here to eat but would definitely come back for drinks.

Terrible customer service and mediocre food and drinks. Won't be back here again and I don't recommend this restaurant.

This was an upbeat location with bamboo booths and a tiki bar as well as an extended menu. There were a number of Hawaiian options along with sushi choices too. The food came out quick and the staff was friendly.

The spam musubi ($9.95) and pupu platter ($31.95) were ordered. The musubi consisted of grilled spam slices on rice that was wrapped with nori and topped with an oyster plum sauce. The spam was grilled ideally and paired nicely with the oyster plum sauce because of how much salt was in the spam. I have always wanted to try some type of version of this, and it exceeded my expectations.

The pupu platter consisted of two large coconut prawns, lumpia Shanghai, pork gyoza, beef robata, and I believe BBQ pork. The prawns were my favorite as they had a great ratio of breading to prawn and adding the sweet chili sauce helped it even more. The lumpia Shanghai was my least favorite as there was not really much flavor to these eggrolls. Both beef parts were tasty, while the pork gyoza was crispy and needed a little more filing. Overall, it was decent.

Will I go back? I would.

Absolutely our favorite Hawaiian food in Seattle. He staff is absolutely wonderful, the food portions are large and delicious and the place has a tiki bar vibe.

This is a hawaiian/japanese restaurant located in belltown. It's a pretty spacious restaurant with cute decor.

Everything besides the food was great. Friendly and fast service with consistent check-ins. While I wouldn't say the food is outright bad, I would say it's in between average and bad. There's just not a lot of flavor. I usually love mac salad but this mac salad had wayy to much mayo. Maybe it's just this dish though and to each their own!

I'm always a bit skeptical about Hawaiian spots on the mainland, but this one was pretty good!

I came by with a friend a couple nights back, and we were seated pretty quickly in a booth. As we had been hiking all day and were starving, I decided to get the Kahlua pork sandwich and split the banana cream pie.

I'll start with the fries it came with - amazing. They were crispy, just the right amount of greasy, and even came curly! The sandwich was flavorful, but the meat was a bit dry. Nevertheless, it was quite tasty and filling.

But the real showstopper here was the banana cream pie. I hadn't thought much about it when ordering, but I was in love at first bite. It was sweet and creamy, and the Oreo base really made the whole thing just sing. I'd honestly come back here just for the pie alone!

Overall, I had a great time and will be back!