text: Ohana was my first experience with anything proclaiming to be Hawaiian Parking is always a bit tight as the Starbucks and other places close by bring in quite a few people Once you step inside the place is clean and bright They have a flat screen showing ESPN to distract you while you wait a few seconds for someone to take your order nnThe person taking my order suggested nonfried offerings so I ended up ordering a Half and Half plate BBQ Chicken Garlic Shrimp and a drink Under for it all not bad I get my drink cup head to the fountain dispenser and one dispenser is broke I ended up getting Sierra Mist which is meh on a good day but this was flat Bleech nnMy food gets brought to the table and after a couple of bites I get up and get some soy teriyaki sauce and some Sriracha sauce because while the garlic shrimp was good the BBQ was woefully disappointing I was able to cut the meat with a plastic fork and knife but that is the only praise it gets As for BBQ this is more like the stuff Sysco or US Foodservice sells at the lowest price point and says the sauce will make it into real BBQ Sorry folks my year old nieces first attempt at BBQ with too many charcoal briquets and way too much lighter fluid had more taste than this stuff And I cannot forget the double scoop of the most boring white rice imaginablennAfter having this I am thinking the closest I want to get to Hawaiian food is to go to the store and buy me a fresh pineapple slice it and call it a day Seriously I will keep looking as this was not even close to what I had hoped for star for service star for the garlic shrimp