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Poke West

4.0 (4 reviews)
Open • 10:30 am - 8:30 pm

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4.8(316 reviews)
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Got the Hawaiian BBQ Chicken Sandwich and WOW. This…read moresandwich was hugeee. Two pieces of tender juicy chicken and the teriyaki marinade on these is very flavorful. Even the tomato and lettuce on these sandwich were fresh and enhanced the flavor so much. Mustard on these sandwich bottom bun and may on the top complimented the whole sandwich so well. My hands and face were a mess devouring it, it's a good thing i chose to-go and ate it at home. Great price for a big bite sandwich. I'll be back!! I've had this place on my list for awhile and didnt think it'd exceed my expectations so much. I walked in on a rainy day, restaurant empty, and the cashier answered my questions and waited patiently and kindly. Decorations inside are cute and fun. No wifi and limited seating. Great location right by the western pink stop.

Delicious and great service! I ordered the Hawaiian Grilled BBQ Chicken Plate online, and it was…read moreready within 15 minutes of placing my order. I think $15 (with tax) for the portion was a really good price. There were 3-4 chicken thighs in my box, which fed me for two meals. Everything tasted really flavorful and fresh. I'll have to come back to try their other boxes. The inside is small, with around 4 tables, so I think most people get take-out, as I did. There's street parking on a side street, but it was pretty packed, so keep that in mind.

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Aloha Eats

Aloha Eats

4.1(1.1k reviews)
39.4 mi•Lincoln Park
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My partner and I are not strangers to Hawaiian food, which means we walked into Aloha Eats in…read moreChicago with actual expectations and not just curiosity. Those expectations were met, exceeded, and then handed back to us with a side of macaroni salad. We split the Pork Katsu Loco combination plate, which arrived looking like something the Jedi Council would have commissioned for a victory feast. The egg on top was scrambled but folded with enough care that it looked intentional and beautiful, draped over the pork katsu like it had always belonged there. The accompanying gravy was the kind that makes everything around it better, the rising tide theory of plate lunch confirmed. Every spoonful we built with rice, pork katsu, and macaroni salad together was its own complete moment. Ono does not even begin to cover it. The portions were enormous, the kind of plate that makes you recalibrate your lunch ambitions halfway through. Our son ordered the loco moco, which at this point is his standard field test at every Hawaiian spot we visit. A reliable benchmark, consistently deployed. Aloha Eats passed without hesitation. We also picked up chicken katsu musubi for each of us, took them home for later, and they held up just as well, which is a logistical victory worth noting. The vibe inside felt authentically Hawaiian without overdoing it, the kind of atmosphere that sets the right tone without requiring tiki torches and a ukulele soundtrack. Julie was our cashier and also brought out our food, handling both roles with the kind of warmth that makes a place feel like more than a transaction. Her smile genuinely lit up the room, which is not a phrase I use lightly or often. Five stars. Aloha Eats is the real deal and worth every parsec of the trip to Chicago.

I am Filipino-Hawaiian so I was so excited to finally try Aloha Eats and it did not disappoint! The…read morestaff was so incredibly kind and helpful, to start. There are only a few tables but late night on a Friday we were able to snag one. This is definitely a casual spot -- I enjoyed the charm and the nostalgic island decor. It was acceptably clean, I think the staff was a little overwhelmed which is totally understandable but the water needed a refill, trash needed to be emptied, and tables could've used a quick sweep and wipe down. The food was so good! It was nostalgic, just like the island food I grew up on. I was especially ecstatic to see they had POG drink, something that's not as easy to find on the mainland. My chicken katsu was cooked perfectly and the sauce was really good -- I don't always like katsu sauce on the mainland but this one was perfect. Overall I loved the food and was so happy to try it!

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