Okay here's more info for our mainland birds flying in to these wonderful Hawaiian Islands, more plate lunch info from yours truly.
Visit a local food dig, and ask if they have a Loco Moco, pronounced (Low, ko, mo ko Not like cow, but lo low, lower than higher) Loco Moco. What ever.
What the heck is a Loco Moco?
Answer: It usually two hamburger steaks, hopefully it's a homemade mixture of some chef's grannies' concoction and not some frozen piece of shit patty. It is topped with 2 eggs any style, and topped with some killer hot thick brown beef gravy, served with 2 scoops of white rice, and a scoop of macaroni salad.
These dishes are very rich, and if done right, we locals say, "Broke da Mouth!"
Prices range from around 7.99 to around 9.99 depending on location of the dig you're visiting.
I love to make my own, and sometimes I'll use pulled pork, and call it a Pork Moco, we get creative here in the islands.
Pictured here is a Fish Moco, get the idea?
Visit a local food dig, and ask if they have a Loco Moco, pronounced (Low, ko, mo ko Not like cow, but lo low, lower than higher) Loco Moco. What ever.
What the heck is a Loco Moco?
Answer: It usually two hamburger steaks, hopefully it's a homemade mixture of some chef's grannies' concoction and not some frozen piece of shit patty. It is topped with 2 eggs any style, and topped with some killer hot thick brown beef gravy, served with 2 scoops of white rice, and a scoop of macaroni salad.
These dishes are very rich, and if done right, we locals say, "Broke da Mouth!"
Prices range from around 7.99 to around 9.99 depending on location of the dig you're visiting.
I love to make my own, and sometimes I'll use pulled pork, and call it a Pork Moco, we get creative here in the islands.
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