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Kalua Pork,
         Cabbages & Eggs,          8 DAYS
         $20.90                      PICK
         Kalua pork is a popular
         Hawaiian dish — organic pork
         collar that’s marinated in pork
         fat, wrapped in banana leaves
         and slow-roasted till fork
         tender. It’s usually eaten with
         cabbage on the side, but
         here the organic pork is
         stir-fried with cabbage
         and mixed spices.
         Homey and tasty with
         the accompanying rice,
         a side of Caesar salad
         and two runny yolked
         fried eggs. You can also
         opt to have your eggs
         done other ways, like
         scrambled or over easy.




                                                                  Spinach, Bacon & Cheese
                                                               Omelette, $19.90
                                                               There are eight types of omelettes here
                                                               with fixed fillings, like this spinach version.
                                                               If you’re ordering a cheese omelette, you
                                                               get to pick from three types of cheeses
                                                               including cheddar, mozzarella and pepper
                                                               jack. We pick the mildly spicy, melty pepper
                                                               jack to jazz up the fatty bacon and fresh
                                                               spinach nestling within the (sadly slightly
                                                               bland) omelette’s fluffy folds. It’s served
                                                               with some just-as-bland roasted potatoes.
                                                               We’d order this again — but only if it were
                                                               more generously salted.









            Loco Moco, $18.90
         This filling Hawaiian lunch staple
         combines Japanese rice, salad, sunny
         side up eggs and a beef hamburger
         patty drenched in a tasty brown gravy.
         Solid comfort food  — pity our patty
         was too gristly.





           BOTTOM LINE: A cute cafe
           offering a myriad of eggy brunch
           food in the heart of town. We
           like its relaxed, comfy vibe and
           unpretentious food, though the
           dishes are hit-or-miss. When in
           doubt, order the pancakes.



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