Goody Goody Bar & Grill

This place was yummy! Steak was tasty, and tender, purple sweet potatoes were out of this world good, buttery and smoothly mashed. Good atmosphere but be aware you may wait since the place is small. Worth it though!

I love this place! The food is delicious, the service is spectacular, and the atmosphere is very inviting (and clean). From the moment you walk through the doors to the time you leave, you’ll be taken cared of by the cool owner and her staff. All their food is pretty tasty — chicken karaage, pork belly (just wish there was more), pork belly friend rice, spicy chicken, and my fav mandoo… Omg, that’s how you do mandoo! They also have rooms for rent if you have a bigger party of folks who want to sing and be merry! I highly recommend this place — one of the best karaōke spots on island. Check it out!

Nice, new bar. Great staff. Food is to kill for, even the lower end stuff. I get my drinks fast and prompt. What more can you ask for?

Great service, grapefruit soju and delicious bacon cheddar fries. So far everything that I’ve tried was delicious and they even have bacon wrapped asparagus. Laid back atmosphere, friendly staff and dart boards makes Goody Goody my go to place to hang out and have fun.

Update: I was a little tipsy when I wrote my first review. I forgot to mention that we had a great time and that Jessica took great care of us! Goody Goody is now in my regular bar rotation.

This is my favorite bar. Food, drinks, karaōke. They are 10 out of 10 in each of these categories. And those are my 3 favorite categories.

³⁄₅ for the karaōke room. I think it would’ve helped if we got a little overview on how to use the two different Karaōke machines. One played English music and the other, Korean music, yet it also plays English music. Yes, very confusing. My group of 9 people inserted $ 54 worth of money, and it was no where to be found. Ah ha! It went into the Korean music machine!!! So confusing! Too many buttons, too many machines, too many remotes. I mean, the room is cute and clean but man, lol we could have used the basic «how to’s» from the beginning. We ended up leaving $ 24 worth of credit. Happy donations. I don’t know why they couldn’t just transfer the credits to the English music machine or give us a refund. One of the lady workers looked confused, and annoyed that we couldn’t figure it out. She wasn’t very helpful. Overall, It’s a very nice place, but it would’ve helped if there were proper instructions on how to use the two different machines.

Food is good and the service are awesome! I know y’all don’t use tap water cuz that water was good lmfao

Loved it here!!! I don’t have any pictures, but I can tell you this, the food was good! They don’t charge for karaōke rooms, it’s just $ 1 a song. They have two rooms, one that fits around 10 people and one for about 30. The place looks very neat and nice. Cant wait to go back.
They Also have a small section to play darts.

Met some friends here and was pleasantly surprised. The owner Mia, and her staff are very friendly and the place is new and super clean. There is karaōke and darts and a separate karaōke room as well which is where i went the first time. They have 64 oz. beer towers for $ 15 which is a pretty good deal. I did not eat there but the food looked good coming out of the kitchen. There is street parking and a small lot in the back (it’s the 1^st left before the front) but don’t miss the turn or you have to go around via Young street. It’s a good place to go with a group of friends. Will definitely go back.

Tried the pork belly fried rice, amongst some other dishes (thanks to the awesome staff!), and I was impressed. I also recommend trying the garlic fried rice and pancake too

Came here on a Saturday night to celebrate a friends birthday. This place is fairly new.
My friend had reserved their karaōke room (free of charge)
Space could accommodate 20+ people. The décor was pretty cool they had 3 long tables setup and bar stool/​bench type chairs.
$ 1 per song.
Only negative thing to say was the song book, it was a bit overwhelming and they could at least categorize it by artist like most karaōke places do.
Food:
Mainly ordered pupu dishes
Ordered:
–Chicken Karaage (loved the batter here but now that I think of it, it tasted more like Mochiko Chicken)
— Garlic Fries omg these were so good! Fresh minced garlic and the fries were cooked good
— Kimchee fried rice… could be a little spicier but it was tasty
–Kimchee pancakes… this was a miss! Could mostly taste the batter and not enough filling and didn’t really have any taste.
— Garlic edamame this is always a great pupu to add
Overall food price was decent and the serving portions of each dish could feed 3 people.
Drinks:
They have some beers on tap Happy Hour is from 5−7pm daily.
They also have SOJU although they should have a drink list with all the drinks they offer since I didn’t notice it on the menu they gave us.
Service:
Overall it was great, Crystal was very nice and helpful. Came in the room to check in along with the other staff working that Saturday night.

Amazing! My third time here, but this time with my kids! Great!!! A wonderfully authentic and exceptional restaurant. Love love love the breakfast here! Try the French toast! It’s great!

We really enjoyed the food here. The three of us had the tater tot nachos, garlic fries, meat jun, and pork belly friend rice. with 4 Kona Longboards off the tap, the total bill set us back about $ 72. The fried rice was great – moist and flavorful. The pupus were fresh and delicious. Went on a Saturday night around 7:30p ish and it was very slow. Even when we left at 9pm ish, it wasn’t busy. A good number of big screen TVs, each with different shows going on. There’s a karaōke stage and also a private room too. Parking is pretty good for bar with a small back lot, some stalls on the side, and street parking as well.

Great atmosphere. Chang the bartender takes care of you good at the bar. Lemon soju (no sugar, no 7up) just the way I like it. Ask for no sweetness. Mia the owner is awesome, nice personality. Def comin back.

Super friendly, attentive staff. Myself and 2 other friends came at about 8pm on a Friday. Mia the owner actually came and sat with us and made sure everything was ok. She talked to us about how the grand opening went (the day before on Thursday). Servers helped us as soon as we sat down. Food is awesome. Great portion sizes for sharing. Everything came out hot and tasting really good. Favorite so far is the mandoo. 8 colossal pieces. Fried perfection. Slight crisp outside. Juicy and tender on the inside. No even need sauce, but they give you some anyway. Delicious and didn’t burn the roof of my mouth. Bathrooms very clean. Darts and karaōke for socializing. 2 different size karaōke rooms for parties. Great place. Will be back!
3^rd time here. Tried Spicy Pork and Rib Eye Steak. Bartender Craig was attentive and provided great service. Ok. New fave is Spicy Pork. Not too spicy cause I get hiccups if it’s too spicy, but pork was super moist and great presentation. See pics. No hiccups. Ordered ribeye medium rare. Presentation was a little lacking here and served with ketchup, but the steak didn’t need it. They use quality meat and didn’t taste pre-​frozen. Steak temp was on point. And the onions were seated and sweet with a side of salad. No complaints. Just the ketchup with ribeye was a little weird. But still. I confess I dipped a few pieces in the ketchup and tasted good, but I love ketchup so, why am I complaining again? Haha. Again, Mia was the epitome of class and made sure everything was on point. Love this place.

This place was always crazy busy back when it was Tsunami’s. Now that Goody Goody has been open a month, this place… is pretty dead. Of course the grand opening is today so I assume things will pick up from here.
There are three dartboards to the left when you walk in. The area where the old Tsunami dartboards used to be is now a closed karaōke room. There’s definitely a Korean feel to the place despite the American bar setting, might be the green booth seating. There are large TVs, each playing something different. When we went, there were Kpop videos, the news, poker, tennis, and ESPN all playing at the same time. Something for everyone!
Drinks are about average priced $ 4 – 6 for beers, wells, and calls. They have some draft beers including Stella, Blue Moon, Miller, and Heinekein. The food menu looked pretty legit, but we were too full from dinner to order anything.
Service was extremely friendly! The bartenders and the owner (I’m assuming) checked up on us often enough and even offered to whip up some fries and pupus free of charge. Although we politely declined, we ended up with edamame and cheese balls.
As of now theres a happy hour from 5−7pm, but they are still working on adding specials. I would come here again once they get settled. 3.5 stars
Other tips
$ 20 credit card minimum
Open till 2am

The food is incredible! It’s still a new bar so they’re still perfecting the menus but so far, the chicken avocado salad, the fried mandoo, seafood pancake, poke, etc… Is sooooo ONO!!! Also, environment is clean and the bar owner, Mia, is so kind and inviting, she will personally get to know you if the night is a little slower and show how much hospitality this bar offers! ¹⁰⁄₁₀
5 stars out of 5. :)

I loved coming to tsunami’s when they was here before goody goody so I knew what it had looked like before
First impression was good. The atmosphere inside was almost the apposite of what I was used to. From the walls being black before to a nice shade of green and uplifting colors. Well thought out placing of booths & location of dart boards inside.
Service was great. Everyone kept checking on our section every 10 – 15 mins or so
Place was clean. I will be coming back again when they do their official grand opening. So far so good !

Had a great second time here, reserved the room at 10 and my friends had a blast. The staff really do know how to take care of you.
Their fried chicken was amazing. I can’t wait to go back and try their other dishes.