Ohanas395

Really disappointed. I understand this is a Hawaiian/​Latin/​Asian fusion place, but the food had absolutely no Hawaiian flair at all except for the random bits of pineapple in my chicken plate and the macaroni salad. The macaroni salad was nasty, swimming in mayonnaise and had a weird sweet taste that I don’t associate with macaroni.
Everything else was flavorless and what flavor there was did not go together. Mexican salsa, pineapple and soy sauce? No. There was tons, and I do mean tons, of meat, but it was bland and flavorless and the only thing I could add was salsa or soy sauce and they don’t go together. Even worse, they do not have teriyaki sauce for the chicken. Really?
Just, ugh, nothing went together. It was filling, but definitely not enjoyable and I won’t be back.

Love love love! Ohana 395. The food is so legit my nephew, raised on the Big Island, claimed «This is the best food I’ve had since we lived in Hawaii». What’s good? It’s all good. Personally, I love the macaroni. The poki bowl is the bizzomb. Pig plate? Ah hell yeah. The people running the place are so nice. June Lake is our new favorite place and Ohana 395 is a big reason for that.

This was the best food experience! It was recommended by a Mammoth local to take the scenic route from mammoth to June Lake Brewing. Ohana’s is a food truck that serves in the parking lot of June Lake Brewery. The food is so flavorful & fresh. Hands down BEST food & brewery experience ever. I can’t wait to come back for more!

Yum, yum, yum! We had two lunch plates-​one chicken and the other pork. Both were really good and the portion sizes were definitely enough to share. The girl working the order window was super friendly and answered our questions and offered a kid’s menu for our 5 year old also. They even deliver the food to you inside the brewery. Score! Authentic island flavor in a place you would least expect it.

The Mono County tourism site turned us onto Ohana 395 and Unilocal fans confirmed that this was a place to check out. We stopped by on a trip to Bishop.
The menu and photos was enticing and a perfect pairing with brews. We ordered the loco moco and pork lunch plate. It seems so decadent to have the food brought to you in the brewery! Since it was a late lunch, there was no line and the food was ready quickly. The loco moco looked terrific and tasted great. The gravy tasted beefy. The hamburger patty had great beef flavor and we really like the texture of the rice. The lunch plate with pork was also amazing. It’s their version of kahlua pork with smokey salty (in a good way) flavor. I make my own oven kahlua pork so I know what I like it to be and theirs is really good. The slaw underneath gave it crunch. The mac salad was good. I do like the type with bits of tuna, but Ohana’s version was tasty as well. That tasty short grain rice was perfect with the smokey pork.
This is a great alternative to pizza and burgers on the east side and the food pairs well with June Lake Brewing Company’s beer! So glad to have found it!

I wish I lived in June so I could eat this everyday. The chips, the fried rice with an egg, the noodles… everything. So good. They also have house made hot sauce and a sweet chili sauce that’s spicy but unbelievable. Always look forward to coming here when I hit the brewery

Amazing food, super nice people! Plenty of food for the money. Get 2 things and share with someone, then you get to taste more! Definitely coming back!

What an awesome place! Excellent grindz. Big Mahaloz Uncle Bob and Aunty Rena. Placed in a convenient location behind June Lake Motel right next to June Lake Brewery. Poke is sick! So damn good. I miss these grindz like I use to get at food land in Hawai’i. Honolulu noodle, and Mac salad! Meaaaaan! Keep it up Ohanas 395!

My wife and I each had the Ohanas burrito, one chicken and one pork. Both were huge and very tasty. A one dish meal for sure. Service is fast and friendly and they deliver to the brewery as there is no seating at the Ohanas. Great value and freshly prepared. Highly recommend.

First:
The business plan between June Lake Brewery and Ohanas 395 is brilliant. Big props to these two business for helping to support each other and create a rock star set up.
Food:
Pork. Pork. Pork. These ladies hook it up with porky goodness. We ordered the Red Chili Pork Taco special and the Ohana Burrito. Between the two tacos and burrito, there must have been 1 ½ pounds of meat. The combination of pork and slaw in the burrito was unique and delicious. The tacos were perfectly spicy and they throw cheese on the tortillas and crisp it up on the flat top before filling with spicy pork. This cheesy frico addition is a really nice touch.
Together JLB and Ohanas 395 have created a stellar reputation that continues to spread through the Sierra and beyond. We will be swinging by for food and beer every time we hit the East Side from Tahoe.

Different menu than winter time. Like the variety and right next to the brewery, beer and fresh made lunch. Gotta have some of both!

LOVE their food. I got a burrito with pork and their mango salsa and I was amazing. The people are very friendly and sweet. Plus it’s in the parking lot of June Lake Brewing. The seating is either in the brewery or outside so you can bring the dogs after a day at the beach.
Now I want a burrito…

This is a truck that is located right by June Lake Brewery. I got two ahi tuna tacos. Reeeeeeeally delicious by any standard. Excellent. The rest of their food looks and smells fantastic too. Super friendly people. I love places like this. Highly highly recommended.
As a bonus, you can have a brew at the June Lake Brewing Company, and these guys will bring your food over. Just don’t ask June Lake Brewing Company what any of their beers are. I said hello and asked what a milk stout was, and the guy replied, «You don’t know much about craft beer, do you?» Yeah. I asked what a milk stout was, not an assessment of my craft brew knowledge, idiot.

Oh man… had the Texas cheesesteak sandwich today… another amazing experience. Thinly sliced steak w/​grilled portabella, onions, and jalapeño topped with Swiss and JLB beer cheese on a hoagie roll. A must eat.

Absolutely everything at Ohana 395 is outstanding. Situated across the parking lot from June Lake Brewing, (and partnering with) Rena’s food truck serves up extraordinarily delicious Hawaii-​Mex food. Worth the 30 minute drive from Lee Vining, and 8000 times better than the Famous Whoa Nellies Deli at the Mobil station at the intersection of 395 & 120.
Just be aware that there is no seating, and limited seating at the brewery, where you can enjoy your food if you choose. Go. now. And again tomorrow.

Excellent food!!! We loved the tacos. We had Mahi Mahi, portobello, Ahi tuna and pork tacos! Everything was made fresh! I can’t wait to come back here!
The relationship with the June Lake Brewery is an incredible idea!

Ohanas395 was such a pleasant surprise on a chilly rainy evening in June Lake!
They were parked beside June Lake Brewing, which was perfect for us, as we had our pups with us and couldn’t really go sit down at a restaurant.
I ordered the Hawaiian Plate Lunch with chicken and pork and my husband had a burrito. The meat was tender and seasoned perfectly and mac salad was delicious! Service was quick and friendly. We’ll be back!

Just tried ohanas burrito. Excellent burrito. The pulled pork was very tender and full of flavor. I was hesitant to allow coleslaw in my burrito, but it went great with it. I recommend the darker red hot sauce, it goes great with the burrito. They were very friendly and offered to bring them in the brewery when we they were prepared. They let me sample the hot sauces first, so sample them for you and see what you like best!

I don’t see how anyone could dislike this food unless they have the worst sense of taste ever.
Honestly the best macaroni salad I’ve ever had in my life.. homemade mayo is the secret ingredient!
Portion sizes are so great for the price and really filling.
Salsas are so yummy, can’t wait until they’re bottled.

The best food in Mammoth period.
Mammoth has a lack of competition and therefore food and service is usually mediocre at best.
True irony that a food truck would have the best service and food.
Ahi poke that meets the quality of Hawaii.
A great find that almost makes food in mammoth palatable.