USO Tumon Bay Daily Food Fiestas

USO Tumon Bay proudly offers a variety of food options to keep you connected with that “fully satisfied” and “delighted” feeling our guests have come to love and appreciated. Check out our special offerings on each day of the week!

Månnge’ Monday – “Tastes good” Monday at the USO! Be sure to join us on Monday mornings for a local favorite – fried rice with ground beef and vegetables, served from 0800-1100 until it’s gone!

Todu Tiempo Tuesday – “All day long” Tuesday is Vic’s famous chili & rice! USO Tumon Bay Center Manager, Vic Tano, started this tradition of the best chili and rice on island more than a decade ago, and it’s still going strong. Come and get yours between 1100-2000 every Tuesday!

Winchell’s Wednesday – who can resist a Winchell’s donut? Thanks to our generous sponsor, they are here at USO Tumon Bay for you every morning with special offerings on Wednesday. Be here first to grab your favorite!

Ta’lo Thursday – "Repeat it again” Thursday! The same awesome Vic’s chili & rice you may have missed on Thursday is here for you from 1100-2000 every Thursday. The evening also includes hot hors d’oeuvres from sponsor Churassco Brazilian Steakhouse.

Flapjack Fusion Friday – don’t miss hot pancakes on Friday mornings and the delicious treats including pastas, sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, cupcakes, cookies, and other delectables from our generous sponsor Infusion every day, with special offerings on Fridays!

Taya Salåppe’ Saturday – "No dough Saturday.” No money left after celebrating the weekend on Friday night? No worries – USO Tumon Bay has you covered with “Taya Salape Saturday.“ Join us for pasta galore… no dough needed for spaghetti from 1700-2000 (but dollar donations always appreciated!)

Delicious Damenngo – "Delicious Sunday” is all day long, serving up special cuisine offerings from our kitchen savvy volunteers and generous sponsors. Enjoy everything from creative breakfasts to local dish samplings and more chili and rice throughout the day – finish your weekend local style at the USO Tumon Bay.