This Hawaiian-Themed Restaurant In Utah Will Transport You Straight To The Islands

Moki’s Hawaiian Grill offers authentic Hawaiian food in a cheerful, island-themed atmosphere in Taylorsville, Utah.

Utah is lucky to have a vibrant Polynesian culture, and that means plenty of delicious island-themed restaurants serving up authentic fare. Here's a casual little eatery that offers delicious Hawaiian food that will transport you straight to the islands. Check out Moki's Hawaiian Grill:

A trip to Moki's Hawaiian Grill is kind of like a trip to the islands...without the airfare. You'll enjoy authentic Hawaiian fare served up in a cheerful, Hawaiian-themed atmosphere.

Moki's Hawaiian Grill is located at 4836 S. Redwood Rd., Taylorsville, UT 84123.

There's plenty of hometown pride in this colorful dining room. The jerseys of local sports heroes grace the walls, and the bulletin board has local events and business advertisements.

You'll also find plenty of island trinkets that will give you that beach vibe you crave.

Moki's is casual dining, and it's pretty laid-back here, just like on the islands. Place your order at the counter, then find a seat while you wait for your meal.

The food is the real reason you're here, and it is divine. You'll taste the flavors of the island in every bite.

The menu is extensive, and includes chicken (moa), pork (pua'a), beef (pulu), and fish (ika). This is the chicken katsu, a boneless chicken breast that's breaded, fried, and served with tangy moki sauce.

The Loco Moco is a great choice when you want to dine like a Hawaiian. It includes hamburger patties and eggs, drenched in brown gravy and served with rice and your choice of salad.

You'll want to save some room for mokisada - sugared donuts with vanilla ice cream. This traditional Hawaiian dessert is absolutely divine.

Moki's Hawaiian Grill is open Monday through Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday til 9:30 p.m. The restaurant is closed on Sunday.

Have you dined at Moki's Hawaiian Grill? We'd love to hear what you think of this place! Do you have any other good recommendations for Polynesian food in the Beehive State?

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