Pacific Paradise Cuisine

After looking at the reviews and hearing about it from one person, we decided to give it a try last night. The three of us enjoyed the service, the location, the clean place, ample servings and the prices were good but the food was less than average. The worst, absolute worst, macaroni salad I’ve ever had; in fact it really was in-​edible. The white rice was cold. The three plates were delivered at different times, the first brought out 5 minutes before the next order. The orange chicken was probably microwaved and then sauce put on, as well as the chicken for the chicken curry. They both tasted like chicken nuggets and they were pretty fatty. The kimchi was awful, but the spices on it were good. The waitress was really great and friendly. The meat dish was not good either. I guess since they offer so many things on the menu to choose from, they’d have to have a lot of ‘instant’ stuff ready to go. We wont dine here again. i wish I could write a better review as the place looked good and the service was good, but sadly we eat out because of the food quality and that’s what I base my reviews on mostly.

I’ve been here twice already and the service is really good. They’re friendly people and the costs are decent with nice portions. I tried their teriyaki chicken fried rice and the special fried rice which weren’t bad, just a bit too sweet for me. I would definitely come back again.

Amazing! I ordered delivery from here last night: Shanghai Lumpia, Cream Cheese Wonton, Teriyaki Chicken Fried Rice, and Potstickers. Everything was delicious! We destroyed it. It was murder. I’ve had many variations of these dishes and I have to say these versions really hit the spot.
I can only imagine how much better it is fresh in the restaurant. I will be going in to the restaurant to meet the talented food wizards behind these tasty treats and to stuff my face with more of their incredible creations in the very near future. I need to try literally everything on the menu. It all sounds so great!
Delivery was quick as well and the driver was very nice. All things considered, couldn’t be happier with my experience! If you’re looking for a place to grab a tasty bite, try it out for sure!

I really love this place. The food is excellent! The place is always clean. The people are always friendly. I love the fact they deliver.

This place is amazing. I came in with a super last minute large order and they were able to take care of it right away. I love that they’ve got all my favorite island and Asian comfort foods in one spot. The people here are super friendly and share aloha wherever they can. I’ll definitely be back and frequently.

Fantastic food! Pork laulau brought back memories of hawaii and the pork adobo was delicious! There is such a wide variety of island food! Only thing missing is haupia

Super spicy is a REAL super spicy! Hubby loved d Papaya Salad. Long wait for d food may just be a bit issue coz we got there hungry

This place is so yum and they are Soo awesome there. This is a go to place for our family. The girl at the counter I believe her dad owns it she’s the sweetest thing and the portions are like back home in Hawaii you get plenty food always get leftovers!

UPDATED to 5* because THEY DELIVER!!!
I discovered this little gem while house hunting in the area. My mom and I had a craving for Filipino/​Asian food. This was the closest one to where we were. It’s located in a little mini/​strip mall and lots of parking. I really wasn’t expecting much as we walked in. The place is clean and small with a few tables. The menu had a lot of items that would please just about anyone out for Asian food. They had Thai, Hawaiian, Filipino food items on the menu.
I ordered the pork laulau. It was deliciously prepared and hearty portion! The girl who was working at the time was super nice and made recommendations. My mom was happy, I was happy. We went back again with my kids and husband during the week we were there and everyone was happy with what they ordered. We will definitely become regulars when we move in Camas.

Great place to grab a quick bite on the way to Seattle. The food is excellent and the portions huge. The BBQ meat was the star.

Food was bland! I had high hopes but I get this is what happens when you try and mix Asian styles of food! Yakisoba was not anything near Japanese that I’ve had !! :(

Great food! I love that they deliver and they’re pretty fast. If you order Phở soup for delivery make sure and ask for the condiments that typically come with it. They usually forget mine unless I ask for it. Aside from that everything is perfect!

Wow. Ty the savory lava mama combo plate with tender meat, or the perfectly cooked sweet and sour chicken. All dishes come with two huge scoops of rice.
Try the banana lumpia for dessert– mmmmmm.
Warning: all of the meals here are big enough to last for two meals. Well worth the price. Highly recommend.

I bookmarked this place a couple of months ago because of the high ratings and the pics showed delicious looking food. My wife and I were the only people in the restaraunt which was kind of odd. We ordered the bbq pork as an appetizer and the waiter went back and I heard them fire up the microwave and then he came back and dropped off some dried out bbq pork at the table.
Our dinners were just ok, it wasn’t horrible but it also wasn’t anything memorable. The portions were very generous and I guess the price is adequette for the amount of food.
Thee service was not that great, it took them 10 minutes to drop off our check after we finished eating (again we’re the only customers there). The waiter was nice but he never asked if we wanted anything to drink besides water, we actually only wanted water but I thought it was odd they didn’t ask. We might have caught them at a bad time, maybe they are a great place to eat but we will not be back to find out.

Wow! All I can say is the people that rated this restaurant with 5 stars are either fake or have no taste. I tried this restaurant for the first time yesterday and it will be the last time. For the folks who’ve never tried Filipino food please don’t judge the terrible taste from eating here. The pork adobo was nasty! For $ 11.00 you get this little bowl of mostly all fat. The taste was not anywhere like an adobo usually tastes. Filipino food is good food but not from here. We tried 3 items all of them filipino food and I believe 1 item my sister ordered which was the panakbit she enjoyed so for that you deserve that 1 star.

Went here last weekend when we were visiting friends in the area and what a great find! The menu is HUGE and full of almost all my favorite Hawaiian foods (as well as Thai, Filipino and Korean). Having lived in Hawaii and having a family that is 75% Hawaiian, I know my Hawaiian foods. The only thing I would have liked to have seen added to the menu is pork/​pimento/​peas and that’s a Filipino dish. I got the papaya salad (I’m a sucker for them) and the Bi Bim Bop (I love Korean food). Both were quite good but what absolutely won me over was dessert, I had the Halo Halo and it was Hella Hella HUGE! Absolutely delicious. Now I know some of you are thinking: WTF, nothing I ordered was Hawaiian?! However, the other people in my party DID order Hawaiian and I sampled their loco mocos (REAL gravy), teriyaki fried rice (HUGE), and lau lau (it was decent but no lau lau is EVER as good as back home in an imu). My daughter got the chicken satay plate and it was a large portion. Also a winner was the fried banana and ice cream, another large portion. Dinner for 6 of us was $ 90 before tip which is a STEAL considering we all had dessert. The portions are generous, prices reasonable AND they deliver… what’s not to like?!

This place deserves 5 stars the food was phenomenal! I had the pork adobo which was super delicious with rice and veggies in a sweet vinegar sauce it was super tasty, my husband and I shared fried rice that had spam and it was unusual but it was tasty, the perfect amount of salt.
My husband couldn’t remember what he ordered but he LOVED it!!! We ordered an pork Udon noodle soup, it was to spicy for me but what I did have was good flavor my husband loved, he is the spicy eater. We had the pork lumpia’s and OMG those were my favorite they were super tasty :-) we were feeling full but we still ordered dessert and it was FRIED BANANAS!!! and it was so YUMMY!!! :-) I recommend this place the food is so good!!! The service was awesome! my husband and I want to come back :-)
Everything was the bomb, so tasty awesome service they deserve the 5 stars I am giving 100%

Came here because my boyfriend’s brother said it was hella good. Glad we came!
They have a really diverse menu– spanning from Hawaiian, Thai and Filipino food. The place is really cute and reminds of the family owned restaurants I used to go to when I lived in the Bay Area.
We came for lunch and they have a good, cheap lunch menu (that’s still very filling) The hubs ordered from the lunch menu and got the BBQ Pork Fried Rice. He loved it and killed it super fast. The pork was great and the rice had so much flavoring in it. Not to mention the rice was cooked to perfection.
I ordered the Tocino, eggs and rice, mostly because I miss home. And wow, it was really good. Cooked super authentic– red pork, fried eggs and extra extra rice. I filled myself up and had extra to bring home.
This is definitely our new go-​to place. I’m going to explore their whole menu!!! Love it!
Oh. And the owners are so friendly and our waitress was absolutely kind and wonderful!

Tried the BBQ combo as recommendation. Very good. 3 stars for reasons:
1. A bit pricey. Around 25 dollars for one
2. Ordered Mango Sweet Rice — promoted in store. Except, no mango — sweet rice with Coconut juice.
3. Lady (guessing owner) tried to upsell to heavily. She didn’t care what I was eating, more focused on how much she could get me to spend. Like being in a strip club!3

You probably think all of these reviews are fake. There’s no way there could be a damn good Hawaiian place in Vancouver, just like there’s no way there could be a damn good Moroccan place in Wilsonville. Guess again, Glenn (as in Glenn Jackson Bridge).
Service: Sometimes, the owner’s kids watching cooking shows on their iPad at the counter is a bad sign. Not here. In fact, the service is so good, leave that kid there. Don’t mess up your formula.
Décor and lighting: It’s pleasantly dark – dark enough that you should stick near the window if it’s a business meeting, but doable for that. The overall feel is of dark furniture with bright splashes of color from Hawaiian-​style flowers and little candles on the tables. It’s certainly a departure from the usual cafeteria-​style Hawaiian place with the gruff old man behind the counter, but it’s a good departure.
Cleanliness: Very clean, even the bathroom. Feel confident eating here.
Value: Fear not college students, most of the (generously portioned) noodles, soups, and salads are priced to compete with even the most spartan Hawaiian cafeteria at $ 7 – 8. When you get into the big meat dishes like lau lau pork, kalbi ribs, meat jun, it starts getting into the $ 11+ range. Their website features a full list of food and prices.
Food: All the bases are covered here, and well, including the Hawaiian classics, such as: loco moco, shoyu chicken, spam musubi, mac salad (sweeter than traditional, but still great), kalbi ribs, lau lau. However, interestingly, the owners have (in their own words) traveled the world collecting recipes, and have an impressive variety of samples from different cuisines. Pancit, a rice noodle-​based Filipino dish, is filling, delicious, and tangy. Tom Yum, a famous Thai hot and sour (hot meaning both temperature and tastebud-​burning spicy) soup, is well presented here. The tossed salad is the best I’ve had (ask for the fluffy orange dressing).
When you’re done, it’s time to make a little more space for the sweet sticky rice with mango. Think of a sweetened block of glutinous (sticky, not gluten) rice drizzled with sweet cream and a big chunk of mango to eat it with.
Do it. Do it.
P. s. they deliver.