Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Bland boring food. Won't ever eat there again. Wish we got a Chick-fil-A or kept the Burger King. Save your money.

First of all there is absolutely Nothing special or a different taste to their chicken fingers (just tasted like oil and flavorless batter). Also the Texas toast wasn't toasted at all with barely any butter flavor. This particular location forgot all sauce that we asked for as well. The good parts were the cole slaw was pretty decent and everything was hot and fresh. I was a first time customer to Raising Canes but willing to give another location another chance.

This place don't have mashed potatoes or gravy on the menu or on their meals.

Drive thru ordering only, fairly organized, didn't have to wait too long to reach ordering window. Ordered 2 Caniac, 1 4-piece, 1 3-piece, 1 sandwich combos for $60 and change. Drinks ordered w/combos were 2 cokes and 3 sweet tea, all without ice. Received 4 cokes and 1 sweet tea all w/ice. No "thank you for your order" before driving away. Like Joe Pesci said, "They f*** you" at the drive thru. Probably won't patronize again. I liked the one in Vegas, but, nothing special about Hawaii Kai that's worth the price.

The 2nd store in the Aloha State, this Cane's had their grand opening without giveaways on 6 June. As with all grand openings during the pandemic, no gifts were handed out.
No dine-in seating was allowed, but they did do take-aways, drive-thrus & in-car pickups.

Great food, quick drive thru experience, kind and caring staff.strips, fries, and toast were great, but the Cane’s sauce was way more red than I have had at other locations. The cole slaw was also really vinegar-y and I didn’t finish it all. Small kinks to work through for just opening up, but overall good place to eat.