Hula Hoops Restaurant & Tiki Bar

I'm from the UK so we have nothing like this. Hula Hoops is a fantastic spot for delicious Filipino-Hawaiian fusion! We ordered an absolute feast: Truffle Fries, Spam Musubi, Spam Fries, Sisig Fried Rice and the Loco Moco–was my absolute favourite—a must-try. Sadly, they had run out of dessert by the end of our meal, but the evenings entertainment was decent. We happened to be there while they had an open mic night and which closed out the night nicely. Loved the food, loved the vibe. Highly recommended!

I really enjoyed my meal here. The spicy spam rice bites were delicious. It came with 4 pieces, and was a good appetizer to share between two people. The loco moco with beef was good. My wife enjoyed the Ube chicken and waffles. The chicken was really tender. Portion sizes are pretty big and I left full.

Looks like a great bar for drinks, but the food was just okay. We came for brunch and ordered the sisig silog and musubi. It took 25-30 minutes for the food to arrive due to a large party and it was quite busy. The skillet I ordered wasn't hot and I was able to easily hold it so a bit disappointing there. We'll give it another try for the drinks next time.

We have been visiting this place for 3 years, this place is our must to if we are near by, from food that is delicious and always have something that goes with your mod, to the variety of good looking and amazing cocktails, we have enjoyed everything, don't forget the desserts. Since Derek-The Magician to now Lina-The Explorer the bartenders always bring their own personality and a way to enjoy the place, now that we have tried all the cocktails for the 3rd time (first time official with the cocktails passport), for sure our favorite place for cocktails.

Had a fantastic experience at Hula Hoops. It was our first time visiting as a family, and everything — from the food to the ambiance — exceeded expectations. The food was absolutely delicious across the board. My dad loved the poke bowl, my mom enjoyed a flavorful ahi tuna dish, my brother had the longanisa and spam musubi (a fun twist on comfort food), and I had something like mochiko fried chicken loco moco — super satisfying. Portion sizes were generous, we all left full, and the presentation was spot on. The menu had a wide variety of creative, Hawaiian and Filipino-inspired dishes that we’re excited to try next time. The feel was very good too — casual, lively, and family-friendly, but also cozy and welcoming enough that it’d be a great date spot too. We especially loved the island-themed décor and tropical music, which added to the relaxed ambiance. The service was top-notch. The staff was kind, attentive, and even offered to take our family photo when they saw us snapping pictures — very thoughtful touch. They checked in on us without being pushy, which made the experience feel warm and genuine. (Some also speak Tagalog! Parents loved it.) Prices were what you’d expect for the high quality of food and service, and the brunch offerings extended past noon, which was a nice addition. The restaurant was clean and well-maintained, and although parking in the area can be a bit tricky (it’s just a busy spot), it was worth it. Highly recommend for family gatherings, casual hangouts, or even a relaxed date night. We definitely hope to come back — five stars all around. Maraming salamat po!

Great food, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Everything we ordered was delicious, and the staff went above and beyond. Highly recommend! Thanks. Cheryl for taking care of us.

It was our first visit to Hula Hoops today and it was awesome! Cheryl was our server and she was wonderful. She made us feel very welcome. We’ve been wanting to visit Hula Hoops for quite some time but the lines were always long. Rightfully so because the food, ambiance and service is excellent. Eating at Hula Hoops is like being transported to Hawaii minus the five hour flight. We will definitely be coming back again.