Aloha Kitchen Is A Good Place 2 Eat Food Taste Good U Will Like The Tastes Very Good Try It & Tell People About It God Bless & ALOHA read more

Mac salad was blan but the pork adolbo flavorful portions were under portioned Service was good read more

We decided to come here for lunch as we missed the food from Hawaii. We ordered the beef kalbi and the kalua pork with cabbage. All the food was fresh made. The Kalbi was amazing! Great marinade, fresh off the grill, perfectly cooked, just spot on. The kalua pork was good too but could have used more meat. The mac salad was just right. The staff was super friendly and attentive. The restaurant itself is pretty small but nicely decorated and made it feel like hawaii. Awesome spot to grab lunch or get catering from. Will come back for the kalbi again. read more

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Came here for my husbands birthday lunch and the food was good. We were so full from the appetizer we could only eat half! The staff owners were very friendly and it is small inside but worth the try. read more

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This is my favorite place to eat when I'm in the area. The staff are always incredibly friendly and food is amazing time and time again. The Huli Huli chicken with sauteed squash is my favorite, but I've never had anything I didn't love. Pupu platter is a great way to sample the appetizers and see what you like. read more

Aloha Kitchen - Huli Huli Chicken - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Does not seem to be open. Came by at noon on Friday July 19. No lights on, open sign not on. No signs of occupants inside. Really want to try Aloha Kitchen. read more

Friendly service, the food is very flavorful. I especially love the corn. Today I had the huli-huli chicken and it was delicious! I don't normally care for Hawaiian Mac salad (I'm not a big fan of mayonnaise), but this one was palatable. My only hang-up was the long wait time. I suggest you go after work or call for pick-up, if you don't have a lot of time to wait. We went for lunch, but had to switch to 'to-go' because of the long wait time. read more

Aloha Kitchen - Spicy Huli-huli chicken (to-go). - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

My wife and I ate here about a month ago because I was craving for laulau (steamed pork wrapped in taro leaves) for a while. She orders the chicken katsu which came with two scoops mac salad, one scoop rice, single servicing of katsu (thigh) and a pretty plumeria. I had the laulau which I think was wrapped in spinach leaves and it had both pork and beef. Portions are on the conservative side, so I wouldn't expect a full plate like you would at a traditional Hawaiian diner, but for the price you pay, it isn't too bad. The laulau plate though, I think it's a little steep for $14, but with the price increase for beef and pork, it's reasonable. We also had their appetizer platter with the musubi, lumpia's and something else, it was good. Overall, service was great, they are on it when it comes to courtesy checks and cleaning up after you're done. You don't have to feel like you're being rushed out when you're done eating. The ambience is great with local Hawaiian music playing. We'd be back, but because it's far from where we leave, we'd have to be craving for it to come down. read more

So many excellent menu items it was hard to decide. I definitely will be back to try some other entrees. Ordered a combo draggin meat and huli huli chicken. A lot of food for $12. Portion size was good and I could not finish my entire meal. Came with rice, Mac and cheese, and a side of your choice. Service was good and I really liked my lunch. read more

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First of all, the service and hospitality are absolutely INCREDIBLE. They are very friendly and as others have said, they make you feel like a family member and right at home. They reserved a table for six of us around noon time on a Friday - not sure if they do this for everyone or if it was because our incredible hostess had the "hookup." I had the Loco Moco (hamburger steak on top of white sticky rice, topped with two eggs over easy but you can order them however you like). The Loco Moco was good but it just didn't have a whole lot of seasoning to it. The entree included what they refer to as macaroni/potato salad but to me it just seemed like a good macaroni salad. It might have had potato salad ingredients, but I really didn't notice it. I was also able to select an additional side (they are not listed on the menu) and I chose the namasu cucumber salad, which was REALLY awesome. I highly recommend it. Although I did not order it, one of my lunch buddies let me sample the coconut cream corn. I'm not a huge fan of coconut and although the combination of coconut and cream corn did not sound appealing, I was dead wrong. It was OUTSTANDING. They have been in business since the mid 1980's so they must be doing something right. Get out there and give them a chance folks. read more

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Love this place. Only wish I could visit more often. I've had 3-4 options from the menu and everything was great. I've always been salad-averse, but the cucumber salad is super tasty. read more

Well, if you need to kill a craving Aloha will do. I ordered the chicken Katsu plate and was excited about the weight of the tray. When I opened the plate it was a good portion. The chicken was dry luckily the sauce was good tasting. Over all I would eat there again because the matsubi was good. read more

Whenever I come to San Antonio, I always choose Aloha Kitchen to get my island fix. They serve similar dishes I ate where I grew up so it's great comfort food. Their menu is basic island dishes which I actually have no complaints on that. They stick to their culture and make dishes appeasing to all customers. The first time I got Poke, and had to wait which was well worth it. I've tried almost everything but the dessert. I always get too full. Huli Huli chicken, curry chicken, and loco moco are one of my favorite dishes. The Mac salad is so good but this time I noticed it was more of the yellow color. I've never had Mac salad with that color. It was white from the mayo. Not sure if they added mustard cause it Sidney have l that taste. I appreciate the white colored Mac salad though, it's authentic Hawaiian. If you get loco moco, please get sunny side or over easy egg. It's not the same with scrambled. Never really heard of anyone ordering it that way. They serve spam, yes Spam which I love! Don't judge me :) I'm an islander The people here are always friendly. Always welcoming and treat you like ohana. I will continue to come here each time I come to San Antonio and get my fix and leave with a full stomach. Aloha! read more

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Now this is a great spot to grab some delicious Hawaiian food‼ Seriously this place will hit the spot. They offer plenty of the Hawaiian favorites I've experienced upon my visits to Hawaii. Give the loco moco a try. It's a delicious bowl of rice with a beef patty, gravy, & an egg overeasy . We also devoured a beef kalbi plate that gives you juicy bites of those tasty korean beef short ribs & the sides will blow you away. Love the kimchi cucumbers, Hawaiian creamy macaroni, with delicious sticky rice. read more

Aloha Kitchen - Beef Kalbi Plate - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I had attended a luau at this restaurant (when they were on Austin Hwy) years ago and remembered they made fresh leis when I was invited to a hula themed party recently. I visited their website and saw pictures of their leis, which did not have names or descriptions. It states to email them for a lei price list so I did. I received the list the same day and since it did not come with pictures and the pictures online didn't have names/descriptions as previously mentioned, I spent some time looking up pictures of flowers so I could get an idea of what the finished product looked like. I made my choices and sent an email back with my order. After several days with no reply I called Aloha and said I wanted to purchase leis. I was told I needed to be sent a price list. I mentioned that I already had and sent in my order but hadn't received a reply. I was told someone would call me. I did receive a call a day or so later and I asked if they had read my email because it contained my order. The woman that called was rather brusque and said she receives too many emails but proceeded to research on her end. I finally just told her what my order was. She asked what color lokelani (small roses) I wanted and then repeated my order back to me and told me the total. I asked, "You want me to pay now?" She said, "Well, yeah!" Her delivery just left something to be desired. Now I wish I had asked her to email me with what we agreed on so I that I could have a paper trail and even further discuss what the finished products would look like but based on the pictures of leis on their site I felt like I had a very good idea what to expect. So I ordered a single lei of pink lokelani with orchids combo ($30), a kupe'e (wrist or anklet piece) of the same flowers ($10) and a hair pick of an orchid to match ($5). What I received was a single lei of only orchids and no mini roses ($25), kupe'e of mostly orchids with only 4 pink mini roses and the "hair pin" was a single pink carnation with no clip or pin to hold in place in my hair. They could have at least made the hair pin of mini roses to match the kupe, nevermind mind that the lei contained no mini roses and so I spent $5 more for the lei because it was supposed to have mini roses. And $5 for a single carnation? It was supposed to be an orchid and again, it didn't come with anything to hold it in place in my hair. For $5 I could have bought a bouquet of carnations at HEB for more flowers and less money if that's what I wanted instead of the orchid as I ordered. The woman that took my order told me I needed to pick up my items by 1:30pm on a Saturday. It was a man that handed me my order and since I was on my way to hula party that day I figured he wouldn't know the specifics of my order nor would there be time to correct it. The flowers are beautiful but it just wasn't what I ordered so proceed with caution if you place an order. 2A picture of a lei from their website of what I was expecting based on the price list description of a lei of orchid and mini roses. Keep in mind their price list is text only. It is dated 5/1/10. Nearly a decade later, it should be updated again with pictures 3. The lei I received of only orchids without the mini roses as ordered 4. The kupe'e of orchids and only 4 mini roses, and not even alternating with the orchids as though they were an afterthought 5. The carnation "hair pin", not the orchid hair pin I ordered, with nothing to attach in it to my hair so that it could stay in place read more

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If this ain't the friendliest place to go eat some Hawaiian food!! So ultimately I love entering any Hawaiian place but you can sense the aloha spirit at this place. They do follow the Hawaiian schedule so check their times before you actually head out. It's nestled into a small corner near fort Sam and you'll see plenty of military folk enjoying the convenient location. The owner was so kind and had the best recommendation. And humor! You'll definitely want to try them out soon. read more

Aloha mai e! If you're ready for the only authentic Hawaiian food in San Antonio (at least as far as I know) then you're ready to make the drive, bradda, to Aloha Grill. The family that owns and runs the small restaurant has been in San Antonio for decades, but maintains strong ties to Hawai'i, especially since they still have family on basically every island in the volcanic chain. What's that mean to you, mainlander? It means you get to munch on delicious potato chips made from spuds from two-three different Hawaiian islands. They're different colors because the potatoes absorb the volcano-enriched minerals in the island soil. Yup. Awesome. Feel free to dip them into the mango papaya "salsa" they're served with. It's unique and very tasty. It also means if it's your first time having Hawaiian, or just want to have a classic, you're gonna want to try the Huli Huli Chicken. It's rotisserie cooked chicken breasts with a bed of sticky white rice, but what makes it truly worthwhile is the huli sauce. It's homemade and doesn't have a bunch of preservatives or artificial ingredients. It's made with real honey, so you know it's good. Oh but wait, there's more: coconut creamed corn. I'm not an alliteration fiend, you read that correctly. It's corn. It's creamed. It's got coconut amazing deliciousness mixed right in. Do me a favor and TRY not to eat the bowl and possibly your fork after you've devoured this side dish. Be sure to tell the folks at Aloha Grill "mahalo" at the end of your meal, you know you'll want to. WAIT! Don't overeat! You have GOT to save room for dessert. If you need to decide between the haupia (gelatin-like dessert, flan-ish) or the mango pie, well, good luck. But I can tell you from personal experience the mango pie is AMAZING and homemade. Just like my Hawaiian (best friend's) mama used to make. I could go on and on about the true Hawaiian hospitality at this aptly decorated restaurant, but you really owe yourself a visit. Their hours are also very islander, so here's your unofficial notification (also on their website): Lunch Mon thru Fri, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM Dinner Tues thru Sat: 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM Now komo mai e ai (come in and eat)! Aloha! read more

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What a very nice Ohana feeling you get when you walk into this place. We went here to see if we could purchase a lei for my daughter's graduation. I was told that I would have to place an order, they didn't have any on hand. Bummer Since we were there we went ahead and ordered 2 meals for dine in and 2 to go. I had the Katsu Chicken with a side of cream corn and macaroni salad. My hubby had the Huli Huli chicken with the same sides (he always copies me ). The food came out quickly. My Katsu chicken was freshly cooked, it was must have come straight off the stove because I burnt my tongue. My hubby's Huli Huli chicken wasn't as fresh. He said it seems like it may have been sitting for a while. The cream corn was good, not too sweet. The macaroni salad didn't have much flavor at all. The amount of rice was only 1 Ice cream scoop(not enough for my hubby). Our to go orders were Draggin Meat and Mahi Mahi with the same side items. My son loved the Draggin Meat, he didn't like the cream corn and said the macaroni salad was ok. My daughter had the Mahi Mahi, she said it wasn't anything special. She wasn't too impressed. Overall, I would go back again if I were in the area. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there. The ladies who served and rang us up were very sweet and the price for all 4 meals was about $35 plus. Not bad at all. read more

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I've not had Hawaiian food before, so I have nothing to compare Aloha Kitchen's version. All I can offer is a review based upon personal preference for flavors, textures, etc. I ordered a combination plate: Chicken Katsu and Draggin' Meat for proteins with coconut creamed corn, sticky rice and macaroni/potato salad for sides; there was also a small container of katsu sauce. The Draggin' Meat was more or less beef teriyaki as far as flavor was concerned, although not quite as sweet, which is fine by me. But the texture, unfortunately, was somewhat tough and chewy, which detracted from the enjoyment of the dish. The Chicken Katsu was breast meat pounded thin and coated with panko breadcrumbs. There was no hint of greasiness but, other than the sauce, the flavor was muted. It didn't have an off taste, just didn't excite my palate. That sauce was another matter. A variety of flavors were present--sweet, smokey, a bit salty from soy sauce, I tried it on everything and it brightened up every component of the plate. As for the sides, the coconut creamed corn stood out. I've had something similar in Thai restaurants. It was a simple preparation and had the mouth-feel of good creamed corn with the extra kick from the coconut milk. The sticky rice was, well, just that--sticky rice. The macaroni/potato salad was again, just that--a combination of potato and macaroni salads. Here again, though, the flavors just didn't pop out; there was nothing detracting about the flavor per se, however. Were I rating this restaurant on food alone, I would award three stars. But the genuine warmth and friendliness of the entire staff adds another. My friends and i were greeted with "Aloha," and indeed, the graciousness of the islands shone through the staff. Many thanks to them for making our lunch memorable. read more

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Great service and friendly staff! We were welcomed immediately upon entering the establishment. First off, I have been to Hawaii before, so I have some experience with Hawaiian foods. The menu is simple, but has all the typical Hawaiian foods. We ordered the Kalua pork and cabbage and the Huli chicken. Sides of macaroni were included along with a scoop of rice. Furikake (sesame and seaweed sprinkles) was also available. We opted for coconut cream corn instead of the squash and other sides available that seem to change daily. I really liked the Huli chicken because it had a sweet teriyaki flavor. The Kalua pork was tasty, but too salty for me. It also didn't have a strong smoked flavor. I think I prefer a roasted or oven baked style. The creamed corn was good because it had a coconut flavor. Sweet and fresh tasting. We completed our meal with mango pie, which tasted very good! If you like mangos, this pie would be your highlight. It reminded me of a pumpkin pie with mango flavors. I would definitely like to come back to try the other dishes, the reason I chose the rating is because the food didn't quite my palate. The service was very good though so it earns its stars! read more

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Excellent food. Don't let the facility fool you, great authentic Hawaiian food. Best teriyaki ever. Get past the facility and you will appreciate the family owned authentic and real people serving the best food you can buy. It's also inflation agnostic. Wonderful find read more

Great Huli huli chicken! And the coconut cream corn is a real treat! All their food is top notch! Happy service there is a joy to encounter!

We had an outstanding experience here on 07/06/2018. We were greeted nicely when we walked on in, and found our seats. It is a smaller place, but there are a few tables to sit. Our order was brought out, and looked spectacular! So full of flavor. We all enjoyed our lunch there, and we will be back! read more

Aloha Kitchen - My dish was Kalua Pork and Cabbage Plate - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Bruddah's and Sista's this is YOUR place in San Antonio to get the tastiest Island grindz that are a true taste of Hawaii. Everything from the Chicken Katsu, mac salad and spams BROKE DA MOUTH (that means REALLY tasty if ya never been to the islands). Aunti Nei is a super sweetheart full of smiles and Aloha. You will never be disappointed going here! read more

Aloha Kitchen - The Aloha Spirit is alive here!! - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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Service was good. Didn't seem like a lot from the outside, but the Food was authentic and tasty

I took a break from eating Mexican food like I always do in San Antonio, and I tried this place for Hawaiian food. I was not disappointed. It's a very good Hawaiian food restaurant conveniently located not too far from Ft. Sam Houston just outside of the Wurtzbach Gate. There was a good amount of parking space when I went right at 11:30, but I suppose it gets filled fast since there's another restaurant nearby just a couple of stores down. I saw some local Hawaiian patrons eating lunch here, and I took it as a very good sign. My Huli Huli chicken was very good and typical of Hawaiian lunch plate, I thought. I liked their BBQ sauce--just the right amount of saltiness and sweetness. Spam musubi was somewhat disappointing--I don't think spam was cooked and lacking in flavor. It seemed to be just a plain rice with spam in between wrapped with nori. In comparison, 7-11 stores on Oahu has better tasting spam musubi for a lot less money. If you are tired of eating Mexican food, I'd give this place a try. Enjoy your Hawaiian lunch! read more

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I purchased a certificate from restaurant.com to give this place a try, The hours listed indicated they were open to 9pm Fridays. I got there at 5:30 and they were closed. Apparently they close at 2pm. No refund on the certificate. The restaurant is responsible for keeping the information accurate. SMH. read more

"What's Hawaiian food?" I asked I we pulled up to the parking lot of a mini strip mall down the street from Ft. Sam Houston. I'd soon enough discover this little gem that is the Aloha Kitchen. I recommend this place if your craving great food with an atmosphere full of color and island music playing in the background. Customer service: Aloha Excellent (Before I begin my review of the amazing food, I must say that we arrived moments before 2pm on a holiday, unaware that they were closing- the woman welcomed us and was so gracious, I must say thank you, again)! Food: amazingly delicious, sweet and savory Hawaiian food is from a blend of cultures that make what is amazingly delicious, sweet and savory tastes. I didn't know what I wanted, so we asked the waitress what the most popular dishes were and we ended up with chicken, and a pork stew (see my photos); our sides were rice, mac n cheese, and cabbage, which I loved because it's spice gave a nice kick to my taste buds. I am looking forward to visiting again! P.s. See my detailed tip about Spring Luau! read more

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Can't believe it. I actually jumped from 2 stars to 5! So I finally visited the place a couple of times - not to eat but to pick up - and even though it was small and looked like it could still use some work, I think it lends itself to be a fairly decent place to eat at. The food is fantastic as well. I go loco over the loco moco... moco loco... whatever. It's good. It's fattening as hell. I still end up with a huge smile on my face. A hamburger patty cooked as requested, laid over a bed of sticky rice, topped with 2 eggs any style, and brown gravy. A side of mac potato salad and an additional side (I like the coconut cream corn). I can never eat it all. Eaten from TAG at least 5 or 6 times and still haven't been able to finish it so I split it. A co-worker adores their sweet potato fries and we nommed on that for a lunch too. Another co-worker prefers the spam musubi. Still waiting to try the mango pie though. The owner (Auntie Ne - pronounced nay) and her aunt, Aunty Liz, and her sister (I'm sorry I forgot her name) definitely take care of you. And look for Auntie Ne at the annual Asian Festival every year. She definitely takes pride as being one of the founders of that event. Aloha! read more

I have never been so eager to write and share a review as I was after eating at this joint. We tried to go to The Aloha Grill for lunch but it is not open for lunch on the weekends. We had no Plan B so we drove to another place for lunch and back to the Aloha Grill for supper. It is appropriate that we ate here on this 9-11, for this restaurant has been open exactly 9 months and 11 days. Like the birth of a child, the owners were eager to show this joint off. Agoo agoo. Stuck in the near corner of an old shopping center near Fort Sam on Harry Wurzbach, you would never know this place existed unless you were looking for Hawaiian food. Driving into the parking lot we could tell the restaurant was full of patrons. Always a good sign. We started with the Chips & Mango Papaya Salsa. You had me at Mango Papaya Salsa. It was well prepared and ever so tasty. The chips were fried just right. Not greasy at all. My meal came with choice of soup or salad. I chose the salad and my was this a giant plate of salad. As large as most chef salads in most restaurants. Not sure what the house dressing was but I drizzled it all over the salad and devoured the whole delectable plate. I had the Lau Lau for the main course. Consisting of slow cooked pork, fish and beef wrapped in Luau Leaves. All the protein was tender and well seasoned. The pork was especially delicious but then again I heart pork. Sides of White Sticky Rice, mac/potato salad and coconut cream corn. The coconut cream corn was a delight for the mouth. Who knew that corn and coconut would compliment each other? Almost always we get dessert to go and such was the case tonight. I tried the Mango Pie: fresh mangoes on a graham cracker crust. A bit sweet but well prepared and obviously home-made. The waitress said they first started a catering business and have now ventured into the restaurant business. Would love to go to a catered event where they have an actual Luau. This joint, with room for barely ten tables, does not have the room for the pageantry and spectacle of a luau. The tables were meticulously decorated with fresh tropical flowers as were each of the plates of food. Bet this gets expensive after a while. 4.8 Stars out of 5 PS: Seriously. Check out the menu on their website and get yourself to this restaurant. I personally guarantee you will not be disappointed. PPS: Get your self to this restaurant and invite me. read more

Aloha Kitchen - Aloha Grill Collage - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

Finally... Aloha Kitchen... the real deal... only open 11-2 and primarily serving Fort Sam military who miss Island cooking... read more

Aloha Kitchen - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I really wanted to eat here! I _really_ wanted to like it! This seems to be the only game in town for local kine grindz, but every time I try to eat here, they're closed! They don't post their hours in the window or anything, so I was clueless as to when I should come back. Two weekends in a row I was looking forward to some chicken katsu, but was shot down both times. Also, I gotta say that I'm not a big fan of the sit-down-and-eat Hawaiian places; I'd much prefer drive-in take-out style. So if anybody knows about any L&L's nearby, that's where I'll be heading. read more

Aloha Kitchen - it can be hard to see from the street! - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

I've been wanting to try this place for over a year now, but they are never open by the time I make it to this part of town on a weekday. My husband LOVES spam and really wanted to try the Spam Musubi and he absolutely loves it. I'm not a fan of spam and wouldn't try it. He actually liked it better than the ones that he tried in Hawaii. I, for an appetizer, ordered the seared ahi tuna and it was not what I had expected. I wouldn't order it again. However, the main menu....so delicious! My hubby ordered the Loco Moco (sorry about the auto correct on the pic) and it was really good, but super filling. I ordered the combo of Huli Huli Chicken and Draggin' meat. Sooo good. I was actually really impressed. For the sides, I had the coconut creamed corn ( reminds me of a Vietnamese dessert that I love) and kim chi cabbage ( lighter than the traditional Korean kim chi). I really liked them both. My hubby had the potato/macaroni salad and didn't care for it, but he said the cucumber salad was Awesome!!!! We finished with the guava pie ( I was really hoping that they would have the mango one, but they didn't) and it was pretty good. The consistency was like a thicker jello pie. Strange consistency but it was tasty. The two ladies that were there ( I think they were the owners) were super sweet and provided great service! I will definitely come back! read more

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Yummy Hawaiian food that hit the spot! We love Hawaii. Great place! Will definitely come back!

Two words: SPAM MUSUBI You haven't experienced casual Hawaiian dining until you've had spam musubi. It's rice-y, its spam-y, it's teriyaki-ey, and it seaweed-ey. It's so darn delicious! Aloha kitchen has great potential, for a Hawaiian spot outside of the Hawaii or anywhere coastal. I get it, they try to make do with what they have. I must say, they REALLY try. I have had their spam musubi (of course), LA kalbi, and seared tuna salad. They all hit the spot, if you're craving for something substantial and don't want to fuss about going to a schmancy restaurant where you have to pay an arm and a leg. Definitely a solid lunch spot. I will say that the quality of tuna is not the best of the best, but considering the price, it's better than most tuna you will eat in a restaurant of the same caliber. 3 stars for the food! The 4th star is for the service and ambience. Although they can be slammed during the lunch rush, the servers are wonderful...you know, that hospitality you've come to expect when you walk into a Hawaiian-run spot. They absolutely treat you like ohana! I can't wait to come back to try the tuna and salmon poke! read more

I LOVE this little hole in the wall Hawaiian restaurant! The staff is always so friendly and feels like your family. The food is always fresh and hot with such a good variety on the menu. Prices are fair. I come here at least twice a month to support this family business. (Still open for covid) read more

Years have passed and still this is the place to get local kine grinds in the middle of Texas. Teri chicken is da bomb. Spam musubi is awesome. And I can get my POG fix too. I'll be stopping by whenever I'm in the neighborhood. read more

The aloha chicken is yummy!! Love it!! The best place for good Hawaiian food!!! At this time, I would call ahead, it really saves time!

Pros: the food is really good! Got the chicken katsu plate and a spam musubi. Also, it's a small operation so I felt good about supporting a small business Cons: it's a small operation. Took a little over 35 minutes to get my food to go. Not only that, when I came in to order, there was only one table waiting to get their food. Sometime after I ordered, two more people trickled in to order their food and one person came to pick up. I ended up getting my food last and really wanted to just ask for a refund and go because my lunch break was just about done and I was going to be late getting back. Also, the portion of chicken katsu i got did seem rather small... Not going to name any names, but there's another hawaiian place nearby where the price is similar, portions are larger, and the priority of customer orders seems to be right. read more

As close to Hawaiian food as it gets.OMG the homemade Chips and Mango salsa are delicious. They have a great variety of Hawaiin food. The negative thing about the restaurant is that they are open for a short time on Friday and Saturday and are closed on Sundays. The restaurant is very small and cannot hold a lot of guests. read more

Aloha Kitchen - Homemade chips with Mango sauce - Hawaiian Near Me - San Antonio, Texas

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