Authentic Hawaiian food spot with plate lunches, poke bowls, and hard to find Hawaiian groceries and snacks.
Diamond Head General Store on El Camino Real in San Bruno combines a Hawaiian food stop with a market stocked with island and Japanese groceries. We like how the format makes room for both a full plate lunch and a smaller snack picked up along the way. It gives a casual visit several possibilities beyond the main meal. Mochiko chicken, kalua pork, and loco moco provide comforting lunch choices, with rice and macaroni salad appearing in the plate-lunch tradition. Musubi offers a portable alternative, while butter mochi and shave ice bring a sweet finish. The market shelves add another reason to browse before leaving. Diamond Head's appeal is that combination of Hawaiian cooking, snacks, and groceries in one informal neighborhood destination.
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