Da Coconut Cafe - Hawaiian restaurant in Temecula - 31725 Temecula Pkwy Suite D, USA

I’m from Hawaii, and the Ohana here who runs this place treated me with so much hospitality and aloha. The food was Ono! The atmosphere and interior felt like I was back home… Quality food and great prices! Trust me it’s cheaper than back home! The poke here was legit and definitely recommend to anyone.

From the moment you enter, you feel a warm vibe. Great setting & seating, quite spacious, and cool hawaiian apparel, snacks, seasonings on sale. The food is amazing, and keeps me coming back. Also, I tried 1/4 of the menu already.

First time trying this place. Decor was welcoming and dining area was clean, and kept up. Nice selection to choose from. Friendly order takers/service. I was disappointed because I wanted to try the the coffee bar, but it was closed, no reason was given. Food was good. I plan on coming back to try their Hawaiian burger because I hear it delicious.,

I wish I could give this place a better review but their standard of quality is pretty poor. I have had good food from here but my most recent order was a disgrace to this business and the standard of quality should be addressed. The food that was served was completely burnt and should not have left the kitchen. For a restaurant to survive it needs to have consistency and I hope that they can get it things in order because I like to see small businesses do well.

Fantastically delicious Hawaiian menu selections! Everything I've tried exceeded my expectations. I picked up Christmas dinner catered from here this year. Everyone loved all of it! Excellent laulau, kahlua pig, lomilomi salmon, poi, manapuas, poke, and the kanack attack fries are a winner too! I will definitely return again and again!

Nice little place. Limited menu from a sauce perspective if you are gluten intolerant but the food is good. Serving size is ample, so you won't leave hungry.

A slice of hawaii in temecula, right down to the friendly greeting as soon as you walk in. Loved the little market of hawaiian goodies. Large variety of food options. We had a kalua pork plate, poke bowl and Loco moco. All the food was delicious. Poke bowl was lighter on fish than I wanted but it wound up being the perfect amount with all the other elements like seaweed salad and krab. Lots of tvs to watch the games but they didn't overpower the space as hawaiian music filled the restaurant. I'd come back for the food and decor, but more so for the friendly, ohana vibe.

Pretty good poke, very good customer service. Took a bit long (20 minutes) to get my food. Had a lumpia and a Spam Musabi which were both good. Personally I preferred a different Poke place as they tend to have more options (sauces and such) and the bowls are a bit more customizable.