Yakitori Glad Hawaii

"Knowing that this place was going to be budget Yakitori we tempered our expectations. Unfortunately, even so, the taste just wasn't there. The skewers tended to be overcooked and dry and the seasoning was generally bland and required more salt (shio). The staff was very friendly and the vibe was very local. The pricing was also super reasonable, but we wished the food was better."

"Yakitori Glad was on point! Took me back to being in some back alleys in Tokyo having the best yakitori I’ve ever had in my life. The only thing missing was the hibachi in front of you cooking otherwise everything was great. There were a few items unavailable on the menu because of supply issues, but other than that I look forward to going back."

"Well executed items but no charcoal grill so missing the smoky aromas. The fried dishes were excellent. Feels like a joint in Japan for sure."

"I like this place. The takoyaki's slap, and the food isn't haft bad. I'll say though, that this place has a problem that most local spots have... they're understaffed and seriously need more ppl to maximize the consumer base. I could be wrong, maybe when i went — it was just an off day. This place has a lot of character, the ambiance and decor want you to feel relaxed and welcomed. Food was good, but the wait time can be brutal. I shouldn't be recieving my meal directly from the cook. And I shouldn't see her running in the back to grab something for a dish. But again, that could've just been a one-off."

"Yakitori with many choices. Buta, enoki, chicken thighs just a few must try items. They get busy and parking can be a bit of a challenge but worth the wait. Don't forget to get some beer too. Friendly staff and kitchen workers too."