Victoria Inn has consistently served some of the best comfort food I’ve had there. I usually order either the Japanese deluxe breakfast with fried fish or the Hawaiian plate with laulau.

This comes with fried fish, miso soup, rice, tofu, tsukemono, and green tea. The portions are just right, and I like that it feels lighter and less salty than many other breakfasts.

The Hawaiian plate is another favorite, especially when I want something hearty. I usually choose rice instead of poi.

Victoria Inn also serves a mix of Japanese and local dishes, including burgers and sandwiches, which makes it a flexible choice for different cravings.