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1. Paniolos Hawaii
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By StacyMacDonald
I was happy with the quick lunch we grabbed at Paniolos--just a burrito bowl with lettuce, black beans, and toppings. It was delicious, fresh, and well priced. If you're looking for something that's not fried, packed with protein and vegetables, and easy, stop in!There are also quite a few tables outside of the restaurant, so seating wasn't a problem.
2. Bowles Burritos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Being raised in Kailua our family goal was to deliver a product to our community that was both traditional yet a hint of local flair. We found a niche that needed to be filled and Bowles Burritos was created and ready to spring into business! Fast, Casual
Reviewed By KaneoheBoy
Came here on a lark, and really enjoyed our meal. If you come here, get the Kalua Pork burrito with their special pineapple/habanero sauce. It was just delicious. Everyone got something different and everyone enjoyed their food, but I can't imagine anything better than the Kalua pork burrito.
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3. Mexico Lindo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By arbrebleu
As a native Californian, it's challenging to find great Mexican food in Hawaii, but Mexico Lindo meets my expectations. I give the food 3.5 stars, above average, but not knock-your-socks-off.We arrived on a Friday night around 6:00, and were seated after a short wait. We received three baskets of chips and salsa, convenient to share for our party of six, four Californians and two locals. Everyone ordered lobster enchiladas ($23.50), except my cousin, who ordered the crab enchiladas ($20.50). Each plate had two enchiladas with mango avocado salsa, accompanied by the traditional Spanish rice and black beans.We all agreed the lobster enchiladas were outstanding, tender, juicy, and flavorful. My cousin, however, thought her crab enchiladas were a little on the dry side and wished she had ordered the lobster enchiladas instead.This Mexican restaurant would be slightly above-average in California but exceptional for Hawaii. My son, a student at UH Manoa grew up on Mexican food and doesn't like the Mexican options near campus. Mexico Lindo is his top choice when visiting my cousins in Kailua.
