When it comes to Hawaiian food in Las Vegas, Aloha Kitchen is a name that consistently comes up in conversation, praised for its dedication to preserving the rich culinary heritage of Hawaii. By combining traditional recipes with innovative cooking techniques and only the freshest ingredients, Aloha Kitchen creates a truly immersive dining experience that allows patrons to explore the full depth and complexity of Hawaiian cuisine. When it comes to my favorite cuisine, there are several go-to dishes that I always recommend and enjoy myself, and some of these top picks are the following: *Aloha Plate - Teriyaki Chicken, Beef & Chicken Katsu *Local Plate - Teriyaki Chicken, Beef & (2) Spam Masubi *Kalbi Combo - Kalbi, Katsu and Chicken Teriyaki *Saimin Soup *Ocxtail Soup *Kula Pig and cabbage *Aloha Fried Chicken & Chili plate *Portuguese Sausage w/eggs and rice *Adobo Fried Rice Try 1, Try 2 better yet... try them all! Aloha Kitchen is always a great business that supports the local Las Vegas community through its dedication to preserving the local culture and its commitment to providing exceptional customer service to the local residents. I highly recommend dining at this restaurant. With several locations in our city, you can easily find one near you. The restaurant offers a unique blend of flavors and a cozy atmosphere, making it perfect for any occasion. Enjoy your meal!

Food is AWESOME !! Oh yeah large portions, very large portions!! What more can I say. You just have to try for yourself. Helpful staff. Friendly service. Great place to hangout. Ma halo!!

This is a great late-night spot with high-quality food at a decent price. The restaurant has a laid-back, casual vibe where you can order at the counter and either dine in or take your food to go. Their menu is extensive, featuring a variety of Hawaiian classics. On my first visit, I tried the Pork Adobo and Katsu Combo. The pork came in large, tender chunks that melted in my mouth, while the katsu was perfectly crispy without being dry. The serving size was so large as well for the price that I paid for, which I was very surprised! I enjoyed it so much that I had to come back for their $6 late-night special. This time, I ordered the Aloha Chili Bowl, which had a hearty mix of beef and beans--every bite was addicting.

I go to Aloha Kitchen pretty frequently. I just love the food & the vibes inside when dining in. It just takes me back from when I grew up in Hawaii. The food is spot on ono like it was back home. & I jam to the music too. This location in particular has late night $6 specials that I've ate at 2am before they close at 3am. Perfect for midnight meals & after a night of Heineken. This location also has a bar & karaoke room separate from the dining room. I ordered the Aloha Chicken & Chili combo plate. One big piece of super crispy fried chicken that comes with gravy, 2 scoop rice, bowl of chili, & either Mac salad or kimchi. The chili for real reminds me of when I had chili back during the hanabata days of elementary school. I also ordered the combo breakfast plate of Portuguese sausage & corned beef hash which came with 2 eggs cooked any style & a side of either white rice or tater tot's. I've tried other items on the menu like their Kalbi & Hawaiian BBQ. All good! Staff are friendly; they take care of you. Food are all delicious, large portioned, & very affordable especially right now with everything getting expensive. Aloha Kitchen has been in Vegas for a long time, & I always went during my broke UNLV days. It's a restaurant that's definitely a spot on my regular food rotations & would definitely recommend to others.

This is a definite recommend from me. The food here hit the spot at midnight and the staff were super friendly when I went to pickup my food. The kalua pig was so tender and flavorful and juicy. The pork lau lau was also such a flavor bomb. Can't wait to try all the other stuff on their menu!

The location I've been going to since high school. Not much has changed in the 20+ years I've been eating here. Which is a good thing since the food has been consistent all these years. I got my regular order of a kalbi combo with a side of lumpia. The katsu and teriyaki chicken are still crispy and juicy. The kalbi ribs are still tender with good flavor. As usual, the kalbi ribs tend to be a bit smaller at this location. My only gripe whenever I come here, but it's not bad enough to make me stop coming. The lumpia is still one of my top side items to get, besides the spam musubi. A nice crunchy addition to round out my meal. They were once again dealing with a almost full room of patrons, but my order still came out hot, fresh, and correct. The waitress even made sure I had enough water and condiments. I'll probably keep coming here another 20 years if they remain open. It's nice having a consistently delectable restaurant to go to.

Aloha Kitchen & Bar on Decatur is a casual restaurant that has a nice selection of good Hawaiian cuisine comfort food and open late for late night eats. Some popular dishes include spam musubi, loco moco, saimin-noodle soup dish, kalua pig-shredded pork, chicken katsu and fish-mahi mahi. Clean inside with booth and table seating. Self serve Beverage station. Karaoke available inside the Bar. Good service for food being delivered to your table and for clean up. On the menu: Pork Lumpia Shanghai Kalbi Combo - Chicken Katsu, Kalbi and Chicken Teriyaki with the Teriyaki sauce on the side and no macaroni salad all rice. Bento Box - Beef, Chicken & Spam topped with furikake (fish flakes) Came here for lunch with my Love. Food came out looking so good and it tasted so good too! The Pork Lumpia Shanghai was fried to perfection. He said his Bento Box was on point. My Kalbi Combo was so good. We added some siracha sauce to our meats for a nice little spice. Definitely hit the spot when we were craving for some Hawaiian style comfort food.

After the Twice concert, I was looking for comfort food to fill up my stomach after avoiding paying stadium prices for food. We arrived here around 11 PM and there was a line almost out the door. From regular patrons to other concert goers, this place was a such a vibe. I was searching through Yelp but nothing really looked appetizing until I stumbled upon Late Night Bites. Everything on the preselected menu was $5 and I was pleasantly surprised with the portions. Even after a 15 minute drive back to our hotel, the food was still hot and the katsu maintained its crispy-ness. Despite the chaotic nature since many people were waiting to order as well as picking up the food, the workers were super patient and friendly. Might just hit this place up again when I'm in town.

Aloha kitchen and bar always gives the best. Aloha they are very nice. The food is done in a timely manner today I got the Hawaiian plate all rice, which is lau lau and kalua pig and side order of beef stew sauce. The kalua pig was good. Smoky. Because I was craving a dish called lava rocks. PS I made that. Trademarked. Lol the LAVA ROCK consist of Lau lau with beef stew sauce poured over. Trust me this is an experience. So lucky this is the only place that serves beef stew sauce as a side. REMEMBER WHERE YOU HEARD OF THE LAVA ROCK Best part food is always consistent !! I've never had their beef stew so this will be my first time. The beef stew sauce is a little bit liquidy, but still good and savory. The lava rock was amazing. It adds a nice flavor to the leafiness of the plate. This place come hungry, portions are good size. Or a second meal.