Very good burgers, alittle crowded but worth it nice area Jpn themed I love everything about it

One of the best burgers I've ever had, in LA or otherwise. The fries were delicious too. Very reasonably priced. Will definitely be back!

My brother Loves cheeseburgers so he convinced us to eat here and we were all so happy that he did. The quality of the meat is amazing, so amazing my brother went back in to order a second burger! As I write this review and remember how good it was I now know what I'll be having for dinner. If there are any burger lovers in your family take them to HiHo and watch them fall in love.

Hiho Cheeseburger is a nice burger place inside of studio city. It offers plenty of different burgers, and drinks but the lemonade is way too sour. The thing that makes up for this though, is the location which is in a plaza with many different other restaurants that are good. There is lots of outdoor seating, and space for 70 people to sit indoors. Hiho staff is very good. Overall, Hiho is a nice burger place inside studio city

Typically, I get a triple burger but I wanted to try something new today so I got the Willie mae. I think this was a solid sandwich, the honey gave it a nice little sweetness. Not the best fried chicken sandwich I've had, but definitely an interesting flavor profile. The fries are delicious as always and the Matty sauce is crucial!

Been wanting to try HiHo for some time and we finally came out since we were craving a burger . Staff is very friendly and plenty of indoor and outdoor dining. Simple menu with a few items and looks like everything is high quality. We ordered their HiHo burger comes as a double and you can upgrade to triple. It's not a real smash burger but that's how it was explained to us. I would have preferred it to be a more smashed so maybe I will ask for next time. We also ordered the Loaded fries and regular fries and the chicken tender. The chicken tender was my favorite with the perfect balance of crispy and sweet. The fries were very soggy and oily and the burger was good but it was not a wow that I was hoping for it to be.

Hands down my FAVORITE burger place ever, and has been for years. I usually go to the Marina Del Rey location, but I happen to be in the area so I ate here for my birthday. Hiho's burger meat always taste so delicious and good quality, and has the perfect portion to where you're full but not too stuffed. They're beef is also wagyu and grass fed, and the fries are tasty and well-seasoned too! They even gave me a free shake for my birthday. The only thing I'd complain about is that to get ranch it's $1 (which is ridiculous). This location is in a beatiful shopping center and is decorated very festive with radiant Christmas lights for the holidays.

I'm putting 4 stars but my true rating is 3.5 stars. Ordered "The Big Matty" ($10.95) which is a HiHo double with matty sauce. The menu doesn't really describe what exactly is in the burger besides the double patty and not ketchup. They use shredded lettuce which is actually the one thing I dislike in a burger because it feels like it's just falling apart with every bite and gets too messy. The burger was good, but not the most amazing thing I've ever eaten. Meat was flavorful which is always appreciated. I'm actually not sure what their Matty Sauce is made of but it was still yummy. Also tried the Hand-Cut Fries ($4.95) which are just your good ol' basic fries. They appear dark brown but they're not well done and crunchy. Still soft with a bit of a crunch. They come in a paper bag with a lot of holes so they don't lose their crisp. Their prices are extremely reasonable especially in this area, but I also feel like I got what I paid for anyway. They advertise that they serve 100% grass fed wagyu beef that comes from First Light Farms so I thought that's cool they let everyone know exactly where they are sourcing their meat. They also seem to make their fries fresh from whole potatoes, buns from a local baker, milkshakes with house-made ice cream and pickles are also made in-house. Good little place if you need a quick bite and craving burger and fries, or there's even honey tenders and chicken tender sandwich that also sound good on the menu. Area was clean, workers were nice and prompt and bathroom was also tidy.

Second time coming here, their burgers are really good! Wanted to try something different so I decided to try the honey glazed chicken tenders. Flavor and crisp is amazing! A bit pricey though for only 2 tenders. Burger- pastrami Again, solid burger and the pastrami was a great addition!

Located in the fancy schmansy Sportsmen Lodge complex in the middle of super posh Studio City. Parking is madness as everyone loves coming here. First 90 minutes is free though. Anyway, lots of seating inside and outside of Hi-Ho. Everything is clean, modern, and ordering is pretty simple. The menu isn't too large at all. Basically just burgers, fries and a chicken and pastrami sandwich. Came for the burger that everyone's raving about, of course. - Classic double - 7.5/10: Solid cheeseburger. Patties are on the smaller end, though, and these aren't smashed in case you're wondering. The juices are all retained, so you'll be wiping quite a bit. Good flavors throughout and the ingredients are all fairly simple and standard. A solid take on the classic, no frills hamburger. - Hand-cut fries - 9.5/10: Amazeballs. I think these are twice-fried Belgian style. Super crispy, but soft on the inside. Fried evenly throughout and not a single dull fry. These are artisan level fries, bro. Probably should've gotten the shake, but saving the calories for dinner. Anyway, really solid burger joint with a decent price point, especially around these parts. Would definitely come back.