Though I have been a huge fan of Roy Choi's Kogi Trucks, this is my first time checking A-Frame...one of his restaurants. It unfortunately lies outside of the bubble...and Roy Choi recently changed the theme of the restaurant to offer a more Hawaiian-inspired menu from the fare I was eager to try.

That said, I am not here for that menu either. Sundays feature all-you-can-eat pancakes. Pete and I start with the Mochiko Chicken. Pete commented that this "was fried spot on. Get this. Then get it again."

House made Spam Musubi! Pete's comment: "A bit lighter than the real thing in taste and texture. The ume paste and scallion toppings have it a good lift. The kalua pork was crispy but not memorable." I agree, though I suspect I liked the pork more than the food dood.

POG Pancake. Pete started putting maple syrup on his. Why? It totally does not need it!

Banana nut pancakes. I expected that this would have been my favorite, but I am feeling defeated. Probably shouldn't have shared an order of Spam Musubi.

When I lived in Marina del Rey, this was an IHOP. And only now do I come here...for pancakes.

Pete was a bit worried I would have trouble finding parking, but a corner spot was available when I arrived. I was meant to come here on my home today...even though my first instinct was to stop at Tsujita.