The birthplace of the loco moco — a simple plate of rice, hamburger patty, fried egg, and brown gravy that became a Hawaiian staple. Since 1946, Cafe 100 has served over 30 variations including teriyaki, chili, and spam versions. Prices are unbeatable.
Tip: Order the original loco moco and one wild variation (the teriyaki loco is excellent). It is counter service with outdoor picnic tables only.
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