The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life: Las Vegas
JOAN SATO / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER
Joan Sato of Aiea was visiting her brother Andrew, a Las Vegas resident, when they stopped by the Kahuku Poke and Hawaiian Barbeque restaurant. After Andrew Sato found reviews of the eatery on Yelp, the siblings — both born and reared in Kahuku — had to try it. The menu was Korean-meets-Zippy’s, but no beef stew, though Joan vouched for the teriyaki beef as “quite good.” They were told the owner once operated Kahuku Superette.
Joan Sato of Aiea was visiting her brother Andrew, a Las Vegas resident, when they stopped by the Kahuku Poke and Hawaiian Barbeque restaurant. After Andrew Sato found reviews of the eatery on Yelp, the siblings — both born and reared in Kahuku — had to try it. The menu was Korean-meets-Zippy’s, but no beef stew, though Joan vouched for the teriyaki beef as “quite good.” They were told the owner once operated Kahuku Superette.
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