Volcano Island - Hayward

The restaurant from Hayward offers 40 different dishes and drinks on the card at an average $11.9.

What User likes about Volcano Island:
The location is fairly small, seeming like a mom and pop shop in the corner of a random plaza. We ended up getting here late at night, 40 minutes before they closed, but the service was instant. The food was made in about 15 minutes and brought to us outside. We ordered the 16 piece wings, half soy garlic and half korean spicy, which I can not recommend enough; especially the Korean spicy. We also got an order of bib... read more.

The diner and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and eat.

What Ben Yian doesn't like about Volcano Island:
The food wasn’t good. Rice was dry and kimbap was also dry. The mussels tasted pretty stale and it was clear that the greens used in the kimbap were also wilting. The fried chicken was a soggy mess. It’s hard to believe there have been so many good reviews… read more.

If you want to eat something tasty quickly, Volcano Island from Hayward offers fine sandwiches, small salads and other snacks, as well as cold and hot beverages, A catering service offered by the restaurant allows you to eat the dishes at home or at the festival. Korean menus, including the typical Kimchi, Bibimbap and Jjigae, are always found on the menu and the tables of visitors in Korea.