“It was truly some of the worst food I’ve ever had. Fatty meat, off tasting mac salad. We ate a quarter of what we ordered and threw the rest away.”
H3
5.2/10American
AI-generated summary
This was a plate lunch counter on Allen Street and people never agreed on it. Hawaiians who went early said the kalua pork and spam musubi were the real thing. Others got dry or burnt and heavy with mayo, and said quality swung from visit to visit.
“It was truly some of the worst food I’ve ever had. Fatty meat, off tasting mac salad. We ate a quarter of what we ordered and threw the rest away.”
H3
“Problem with L&L here was quality and consistency. They burnt my Katsu once, didn't use the same panko bread crumbs in certain batches for their Katsu making a weird fusion American fried chicken texture, had bad portioning compared to their non NY counterparts, especially if you pay for two different proteins.”
H3
“First order, pretty solid - the chicken katsu has been a craving I've been having since coming to NYC.”
H3
“It's standard thin as heck katsu, but thin katsu still satisfies the cravings. I did not like the mac salad, too much mayo”
H3
“it was a mid/disappointing experience. My fiance was served very old/expired salad with her light shrimp plate. The side of veggies were clearly microwaved from a bag and not worth the price. The shrimp was lukewarm.”
H3
“Food tasted great, awesome or as fellow Hawaiians would say ONO.”
H2
“Tried it today! Great service. Had it with one of my Hawaiian friends, they concurred that it was better than most L&L's.”
H2
“at least L&L's mac salad didn't make me feel like I was eating a salt lick.”
H2
“Cheap, delicious, fun fusion food.”
H2
“The kahlua pork looks ok in the pic.”
H2
“I got the pork and cabbage with mac salad and a spam musubi and it was pretty damn good.”
H2
“Mushbi from L&L, done!”
H2