This location left a lasting impression on me. This resto totally nailed it for having such a wonderful authentic Hawaiian plate lunch . Trying the meal here and being blown away by how excellent everything was such a joyful and refreshing surprise. I ordered the loco moco and a barbecue combo plate with Korean BBQ short ribs, katsu spam musubi, and teriyaki beef. And all I can say is " everything was incredible! " A loco moco isn't something you'll find in every Hawaiian restaurant. It's pure ecstasy to be honest. The same with other dishes, they all taste good. The atmosphere is nice too, it has Hawaiian-themed and it looks so cute! The price maybe a little bit pricey but still reasonable. All in all, I had a great experience here, I might come back next time. read more

Horrible experience here. My friend and I walked in at 8:20pm and ordered to dine it. The lady with the red hair took our order and she looked pissed and said "we close at 9:00pm just so you know." Hmmm we know. We got our food at 8:30pm. And she started putting up the chairs around us. At 8:40pm, my friend wanted to refill his water, but the lady with the red hair said "oh I drained it already." Uhmmmmm.... it is 8:40pm and there's still 2 other groups of people eating in the restaurant... Horrible service. I felt uncomfortable eating my delicious food. I would give one star but the food was great... This needs attention. read more

In the great tidal wave of Hawaiian poke trending in Chicago I think it's important that we remind ourselves that there is more than decked-out sushi bowls to give us that island vibe. As much as I love the fresh marinated fish, toppings galore and yummy sauce of poke, there's something really fun about the mix-n-match nature of the Hawaiian plate lunch. And that's what Aloha Eats offers. They've been serving Lincoln Park for years and honestly they make happy tummies and tongues doing the hula. The portions are great, the prices are good and the food is so tasty! Scoops of white rice and macaroni salad (sounds weird, I know, but hear me out) pair with teriyaki-ish chicken, bulgogi-ish beef or crispy fried katsu chicken. Or, if your idea of beachwear includes a tent-like Hawaiian shirt you can go for the loco moco. Delicious burger patties smothered in a luscious gravy and a fried egg on top. All tucked into this unassuming storefront restaurant with like 3.5 tables. They also get these super scrumptious canned juices straight from Hawaii. Imagine your favorite fruit punch and then make it better. But usually I just drink water when I'm there because I'm saving my sugar intake for Molly's Cupcakes next door, which ohhhhhh my god. This stretch of Clark street is great. read more

We loved this! So different than what we're used to having, and so delicious. We got 2 half plates, and order of katsu spam musubi, and a POG. Literally so good, and so much food. We left absolutely stuffed and satisfied! Super nice staff, cute vibe, and fresh! read more

Have been here a couple times now. Was not too impressed the first time around as I felt it lacked flavor & there was a strange odor coming from my friend's burger. I've been to Hawai'i before & I enjoyed trying out their food. There aren't may places in chicago with Hawaiian food, so I'd say this place isn't too bad. It is a small sit down place, or carry out (I'd recommend ordering ahead for pick up) it is busy street parking, or nearby parking garage (use spothero). You can get lucky finding street parking, or you'll just keep going in circles. The 2nd time around, We've tried the chicken katsu & the bbq beef combo. Everything was delicious & great. Their portions are also big. I shared it with my son & it was plenty. We did also get an order of the loco moco that my fiance had & 4 spam musubis (they come in pairs) to have on the go for the rest of the day. If you're looking for something close to Hawai'i, stop by here. read more

I realized that my review isn't statistically, objectively, or scientifically as valid as it should be since I'm no connoisseur of Hawaiian cuisines. Nevertheless, I'm pretty excited for the food I had tonight. Based on my experience, Aloha Eats has my repeated businesses. They have a huge menu, and some items are vegetarian friendly, such as the tofu katsu as part of the mini-plate menu. I went with the Loco Moco (hamburger patties, rice, gravy, eggs, and macaroni salad). I asked my eggs to be done over-easy like I always do on anything. They have a few items that contain seafood; however, most of the are consisted of some kind of protein, especial the spam. I know spam isn't everyone's cup of tea, but if you're in love with this legendary WWII military base food, you more likely will enjoy the food from this joint. While my Loco Moco was delicious, especially the macaroni salad, I liked hubby's tofu Katsu a lot. There was a garlicky dipping sauce that came with. Let me tell ya: that sauce was great with fried tofu and rice as well. The decors, honestly need some work. It's a small space. Although individual gallery pieces are cool and interesting, putting them altogether makes the entire venue look tacky and incoherent. I guess that one (1) star deduction came into play because Rosa J. isn't satisfied with the way the store looks. Well, you can ignore me if you're not decor-picky; everyone is entitled to his/her opinion. My suggestion is to try one of the Hawaiian Maid can drinks. They have different flavors and the price fluctuates based on the current market. I had the guava flavor, and I liked it! read more

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I got the Shrimp & Chicken combo (a piece of rib from my friends Hawaiian Combo plate). Super delicious! Highly recommend. Big portions as well and a good price. read more

Aloha Eats - I got the Shrimp & Chicken combo (a piece of rib from my friends Hawaiian Combo plate). - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

We went to Aloha last year while visiting friends and it was absolutely phenomenally good. The restaurant is a tiny storefront with tables to eat, but it seems like many people do takeout, especially during covid. The decor is warm and bright and there's a great selection of drinks. Our local Hawaiian place closed and I was really missing the food, so this was our first stop after checking into the hostel and it was delicious. Massive portions, great flavor. I recommend getting a combo plate so you can have more than one main dish, and if you can handle the amount of food, get extra Mac salad. It's so worth it, read more

Oh man, I love me some hawaiian BBQ. This is my go to spot whenever I'm in the area. I usually get their chicken katsu and spam musubi. This is my type of comfort food, i would go head every week to try everything on their menu if it was only closer. The seating area is a bit small, sometimes you will have to wait for a table if it is busy. The wait for the food is a little longer than usual, but SO worth it. Hoping they will expand more locations, and maybe make the sitting area larger. read more

Aloha Eats - Mini Chicken Katsu Plate and SPAM Musubi - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Got the Chicken BBQ very tasty for $10 they were generous with the chicken. That came with rice and cabbage. I feel the dish could be much better with different vegetable option other than cabbage. Say pickled papaya salad. read more

I have been coming to aloha eats over the year as I live in the Lincoln Park area. I have to say, I think that this is one of the best places in the area to get Hawaiian food. The food is always excellent and the cashiers are always so welcoming. The reason that I am only giving this place four stars is because sometimes the wait can get a bit long. Today I got the chicken katsu which came with two scoops of rice, one scoop of Mac salad, and katsu sauce. Sometimes I replace a scoop of rice for another scoop of Mac salad because the Mac salad is so good. The chicken katsu was filled with a good chunk of meat and was very crispy on the outside. The portions of an entree are always so large that it's usually enough to feed two people or two meals. If going alone, i believe that having a small plate is enough to feel content. Otherwise, you could always take it home. The cashier is always willing to give you a bag or anything you need to bring it home with you. So overall, I think the place is really worth it for the price and the quality. Definitely one of the best Hawaiian places in the city. I would recommend it but it there's more than one table/order there, expect to wait AT LEAST 40 minutes. read more

Aloha Eats - Chicken Katsu - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Definitely does the trick to satisfy some serious Hawaiian food cravings!! Wish the Saimen was more like ramen- but everything else was enjoyable! read more

Aloha Eats - Chicken Katsu curry, mini loco, hurricane fries, spam saimen - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

How can you not like this place?! It's a tiny hole in the wall that satisfies your cravings at an extremely reasonable price. The food is great, but don't hype yourself up too much. It's a very standard order-and-seat-yourself mom and pap place. The menu options, prices, and ambiance are all sensible. You can easily walk away happy and full with $10. Their fried chicken katsu, bbq chicken, and macaroni salad are top choices here. Their loco moco is... meh. It's really a semi-seasoned patty over rice, topped with an egg. I can definitely execute that myself at home. However, you'll never catch me making katsu. I'd 120% be back. - - - Aloha Eats, please stop using styrofoam plates and cups... paper is the better way to go or maybe some actual plates for those to dine in. Please, thank you! read more

First impressions are lasting and Aloha Eats doesn't impress. The tables are dirty and the floors match. Customers ought to pick up after themselves. But we don't live in a perfect world and the upkeep should be maintained by the restaurant. The menu is extensive but the person behind the counter was helpful in helping me decide what to order. Ended up ordering the Mixed BBQ plate which was BBQ beef, chicken and short ribs on a bed if white rice, cabbage, and macaroni salad. Expect some dark meat chicken, ground beef, short ribs marinated in teriyaki sauce. The macorini salad was drowned in mayo which is either good or bad depending on your preference. I thought the food was good! Nothing special and definitely can recreate this meal at home, at a far cheaper price, (paid about $16 for a plate of comfort food). Nonetheless, I left full but not quite satisfied. I would probably come back to try the musubi, but only if I was passing by. read more

Great Hawaiian food in the Windy City. The owner and his family are Local-Hawaiians from Oahu. They give Hawaiian portions. Ono grinds. Chance em! Aloha!!! read more

Aloha Eats - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Tried the pork katsu and the Hawaiian bbq chicken. We ordered takeout and it took about 20 minutes for the food to be ready. Their covid set up is pretty good, and tables are placed so you don't really need to go near the cashier. The food was alright. The katsu was relatively good although the Hawaiian bbq chicken was like a tasty teriyaki chicken. A decent spot if you're looking for a Hawaiian fix. read more

I came here for the first time on a Saturday night around 6pm. There was plenty of seating available, but I think it's because most people order take out. I ordered the loco moco and my boyfriend ordered the chicken katsu and BBQ beef combo. The portions are big! Each dish also comes with a scoop of macaroni salad and plenty of rice. Our favorite was the chicken katsu. The outside was the perfect amount of crispiness and the meat itself was very tender and juicy. It was delicious on its own, however, the dipping sauce they give on the side steps it up to another level. The loco moco was okay. I was hoping the way the burgers were cooked up would have a different flavor but it tasted like a regular burger patty I could get from any restaurant. The combination of cold mac salad with a bite of the hot beef patty was a good balance though. My bf loved the BBQ beef since there was a lot of flavor. However, next time we visit we are definitely ordering a full plate of the chicken katsu. Price for everything was fair given the amount of food served. We also ordered 2 cans of the guava juice and they have a water container so you can get as much water as you please. To sum it up, hearty portions and good flavor for a reasonable price. read more

Aloha Eats - Chicken katsu and beef combo (top plate) and the dipping sauce behind the Guava juice. Loco Moco with over easy eggs on bottom. - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Did you know this place has a really good burger and fries game? That's right. If you are in the mood for something different than the usual Hawaiian staple, give that a try. It's also relatively inexpensive compared to other burgers spots on the street (except for House of Wings). I've been here a few times. Dishes I've had include the following: - burger and fries - spam musubi - mini plate pork katsu - mini plate bbq chicken I can vouch for all of it. It'll definitely hit the spot if you're randomly craving Hawaiian food, which I mean, haven't we all at some point in our lives? If you haven't had this type of Hawaiian, it's pretty hearty - think lots of carbs, starch, and meat. The mini plates are actually enough for two, in my humble opinion. If you're with a friend, I would recommend getting one of those and a side of veggies to help balance it out. Get out there and support your local businesses! Enjoy! read more

I tried the Chicken Katsu with Beef Combo with french fries and rice and it was delicious! The beef sauce was a tad sweeter than Korean bugolgi but it went really well with eating a mix of other items like the Katsu and rice and french fries. The chicken katsu was juicy and well seasoned and the crust was very crispy. I didn't feel like springing $14 on a combo plate, but the portions so huge that I left stuffed and took home more than half the leftovers home to share with the fam. The next time I go, I shall just get the mini plates, which is more of a one person serving size. I highly recommend if you like Hawaiian food! read more

Aloha Eats - Comb of chicken katsu and bbq beef on rice and fries (in place of mac pasta salad) - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Good food for the price u pay. Made to order so you'll wait a bit but worth it. BBQ mix plate so good. Will go back again. Wish they have pork adobo on menu. Place is small 7 tables. Went during lunch not too crowded. I'd go back here again. read more

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My friend and I came here for a late dinner. We each ordered off of the Mini Plates, which comes with a smaller portion, a scoop of rice, and a scoop of their Mac salad. My friend had the Mini Short Ribs - this was marinated well, a little sweet but savory at the same time, but a little too fatty. I had the Mini Hamburger Steak, which was their miniature version of an authentic Hawaiian dish - on-the-premise, hand-made hamburger patties covered with gravy. The meat patties were extremely salty - the gravy was fine, and eating with the rice seemed to minimally offset the saltiness, but it was just too much salt, even for me! I wasn't a fan of the mac salad as I think it might have gone bad and had a funky taste to it. Aloha Maid (that comes in different flavors) was actually quite refreshing and nice - don't forget to ask for a cup of ice; the Strawberry-Guava was wonderful. +overly salty!!! +Aloha Maid beverages - Strawberry-Guava read more

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For some reason, I thought hawaiian food was popular in Chicago, but looking through yelp for other hawaiian restaurants, I'm not seeing any... When my cousin and I went to chitown a couple years ago, this was bookmarked as one of the places we had to stop by. We spilt the bbq combo plate, which came with chicken and korean ribs, a side of rice and the best macaroni salad you'll ever eat. We also ordered two spam musubi. There was a bit too much of rice for me in the spam musubi, but delicious regardless. We also got a guava drink that was room temperature (ick!). This place is pretty much a hole in the wall and unfortunately does not have a restroom inside, so if you have to go, you better hold it or go into another eatery/coffee shop. read more

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Location is on the Northside next to Molly's Cupcakes. The area is busy, but they do have street parking if you want to go in and order for take out. They also have online ordering which is super convenient during COVID just to pick up and go. I'm never disappointed when I come here! I usually get the chicken katsu plate or the double chicken plate combination plate if I'm sharing. The food is very comforting, and you're never not be full after eating it. The spam musubis are super good too, and they come two to an order! read more

I ALWAYS order the mini chicken katsu, substitute the macaroni salad for fries, and purchase a side of their delicious curry . LOVEEE their curry. Their portion sizes are large and the food is always warm when served! Would rate higher but sometimes I feel like the chicken isn't fully cooked. Otherwise, #yassss read more

Aloha Eats - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I can only talk about the chicken katsu plate as I've never ordered anything else here. When I moved back to Chicago from California, I really missed this local Hawaiian food joint that served their chicken katsu for $5 a plate on a certain day. Boy was that a deal. The plates here, at Aloha Eats, will run you 10 bucks. It's still worth it, though! Chicken Katsu - ~$10 - 4.5/5 They give a shit ton of chicken. Like borderline too much, and that's bad news cuz I keep eating 'til my food is gone. And it's crispy, warm, delish.. and just.. I can't not eat it, ya know? It also comes with two scoops of rice (stickier than regular, of course) and macaroni salad. I've had better macaroni salad (that place in Cali) but honestly just drizzle a bit of soy sauce over it and it's bomb diggity.. or maybe I'm just addicted to salty foods. The place is run by a family, I'm sure of it. The dad cooks, the children take the orders? Or at least family members. I like the inside - it's charming. They have license plates and framed pictures all over. Oh! And apparently sell sriracha lollipops, though I haven't tried to buy one. If you want something quick, filling, not particularly healthy, and yummy.. then I definitely recommend! read more

Aloha Eats - Chicken katsu to go! - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I ordered the mini BBQ beef. It was ok, it was a bit too salty, if it was less salty, it would be delicious. I liked the shredded cabbage and mac, don't usually like mac. Other people might think it tastes more bland than your average Mac and cheese, but I liked it. I wish they sold musubi by the piece. I would go back and give other dishes a try. read more

Great loco moco!!! Highly recommend this place for Hawaiian food. A little hard to find but directly across from eye store. read more

Aloha Eats - Loco moco - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

When I saw there was a Hawaiian BBQ place nearby, I immediately set plans to grab some food. When I went to college in CA there was a Hawaiian BBQ place that had a great deal on chicken katsu every week, so naturally I ate it almost every week. Although Aloha Eats doesn't have the weekly deals, their food is just as good and filling. The place has a relaxed Hawaiian kind of feel, with a bunch of knick knacks and random postings on the walls. The space is pretty tight, so I would recommend ordering to go or dining in during the less busy hours. The service here is always great, you really get the family business feel from the restaurant. They always seem to pop your order out within a couple minutes so if you're hungry you won't have to wait 20 minutes for your food. Honestly i haven't tried anything except the chicken katsu (it's just too good to pass), however they offer a bunch of unique plates such as fried shrimp, BBQ pork/chicken, and spam musubi (grilled spam, rice and nori). Chicken Katsu 4/5: This plate is amazing when I'm in the mood to just gorge on something deep fried and delicious. The amount of food you get is actually ridiculous (the plate is probably enough for two people to share...but I never do). The chicken is breaded and crispy and they give you a huge pile of them. You can ask to get white meat for a bit more, but I prefer the juicy dark meat in this meal. The meat is loaded on top of steamed rice, and a side of macaroni salad. Although it isn't the most flavorful macaroni salad I've tasted, it's a good staple. The sauce on the side is delicious to dip the chicken in ( I personally add sriracha to it for an extra flavor kick). Overall the meal is a great portion and all under 10 dollars. Although I haven't tried much at this place, I have no hesitation recommending people to come try their food. You will feel your worries and troubles disappear as you fill your belly with their comfort food. read more

Aloha Eats - Chicken katsu togo - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

The original plan was to stop by Aloha Eats on our 2nd night in Chicago since it's in the same neighborhood as our AirBnB. We ended up stopping by on our 1st night as it started pouring shortly after sunset and we were both soaked. We wanted hot food and dry clothes ASAP! I called in to place our order when we were 10 minutes away. They quoted us a 15 minute wait time, which turned out to be slightly less when I arrived. 2 lunch plates, 1 spam musubi, and 2 cans of POG put us at about $31, which isn't terrible for 2 people. I'd say I got my value's worth if it didn't cost $2.75 for a can of POG!! The Loco Moco lunch plates were really delicious and super filling. I don't think either of us completely finished our plates. We ended up eating the spam musubi's the next day - they were still good but I think it had too much rice. Most spam musubi's in Hawaii so not have so much rice. I enjoyed my meal from Aloha Eats and wish we had something like this in New York so I can satisfy my Hawaiian plate lunch cravings! read more

Nothing but great things to say about this place! I've never had Hawaiian food before but safe to say, Aloha Eats set a pretty high standard for it! The place itself is very small (almost like a hole in the wall type restaurant). It gives off a very homey feel for sure! Such a great part of the Lincoln Park neighborhood! We ordered the Pork Katsu and the Hawaiian BBQ Chicken. Both were insanely delicious. You also get a really generous portion for the price you pay - which is pretty rare in Chicago! In addition to the meat, each entree comes with two scoops of rice and a scoop of the macaroni salad. Can we also just take a moment to talk about how delicious the macaroni salad is?! Definitely worth ordering it as a side! Cannot recommend this place enough! Make sure to put this place on your 'to visit' list! read more

Aloha Eats - Pork Tonkatsu & Hawaiian BBQ Chicken - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Aloha Eats is a great Hawaiin BBQ place. I haven't been to any in the Chicago area until I heard of this place. I wasn't expecting too much, seeing as Chicago does not seem to offer too many Hawaiin BBQ restaurants. However, this place exceeded my expectations. The atmosphere felt very small and quaint, with many signs and decorations that helped make the restaurant have an "islander" vibe that they were attempting to go for. The food itself was seasoned very well, I thoroughly enjoyed my food. I ordered the Teriyaki BBQ plate and spam katsu musubi. The spam katsu musubi did not disappoint and I would definitely drive the 25mile drive to visit again! read more

Aloha Eats - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I have only ordered for take out here. The Spam musubi and BBQ beef are fan-freakin-tastic! The spam musubi has the perfect ratio and combination of spam to rice to terriyaki sauce. The macaroni salad that came with my BBQ plate was creamy.... I would be happy to eat that at every barbecue! The seasoning on the BBQ beef was my favorite part, because it was an awesome combo of savory and sweet. My only complaint is that it looked like I had a huge portion of meat, but once I started digging around I found that there was a hefty layer of cabbage underneath the meat. Still a nice portion though. read more

Aloha Eats - The small BBQ Beef plate and Spam musubi from Aloha Eats had me in the most wonderful food coma - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This hits the spot when I'm in the mood for some Hawaiian food. I always order their plate of beef and shrimp with a side of macaroni salad. Their chicken masubi is also worth trying :) read more

Food itself was alright at best. Got the Mixed Grill Platter with the BBQ short ribs, grilled chicken, and teriyaki beef. Honestly the teriyaki beef was pretty gross and inedible as it was super salty, oily, and had this really nasty sauce. Also, the beef was all diced up and burnt to the point where it looked like it was scraped off burnt scraps on the grill disposal. Do not get it! The chicken katsu was decent, large portions that tasted alright with the katsu sauce. I think i'll go with the regular spam masubi next time as the katsu ones were a little too greasy. The grilled chicken and bbq short ribs weren't amazing, mediocre at best. It didnt really feel like they grilled it, more so pan fried it. The macaroni salad and the rice was nice, thats about as much as I can honestly. Overall the staff are super nice, small space with minimal seating, can get pretty dirty, subpar food read more

Aloha Eats - The Mixed BBQ platter, Spam Katsu Masubi, and the Mixed Chicken Plate - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

While posted up playing some box with the bois, I got cranky. Some dank dank moco was in my desire. Chicago isn't know for much island food but damn. That moco was fuego. Will def hit it again. Best part: the carb load will help in my tennis match tomorrow read more

Aloha Eats - Loco Moco - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

The amount of the food they give you at this place is...astounding. Lunch is available all day long, and having not been to Hawaii myself, I can't tell whether or not it is truly authentic. Whether you eat in or take out, they'll put the food in a take out box and generally fill it to the brim. The macaroni salad is just okay...it's mainly a mixture of macaroni and mayo with a tiny bit of salt and pepper. I ordered the BBQ chicken entree and the Loco Moco, both having an iconic kind of authentic label: The BBQ chicken tasted imo like the terriyaki chicken at Panda Express, and the loco moco tasted like a runny egg over 2 rounds of meatloaf over a bed of rice. A little disappointed at the entrees I ordered, but given the vast menu and the fact that I never ordered the Katsu PLUS the price and the quantity, I'd give this place 4 stars. Wish there were more vegetables..the little side of raw cabbage and the seaweed around the spam matsubi don't count for much folic acid! I'll def have to come back for those mini portions of katsu, though. read more

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This place is the real deal. When you walk in you feel like you are in Hawaii. All the standard plate lunches. Combo plates and all kinds of spam musubi u want. I got the BBQ beef and chicken katau plate. 1 scoop rice and 2 scoops of Mac salad. Got some spam and katsu musubi. If they only had hotdog musubi. Wink ;) Place can get busy and the wait time can be long but definitely worth it. Not to mention all the Hawaiian jucie and soft drinks. And yummy aloha shoyu. Definitely coming back. Love this place. read more

I have tried the kalua pork, mini loco (bunless burger with egg, rice, gravy), spam musubi, and combination platter (bbq beef, pork, & chicken). - The kalua pork is served with a lot of steamed cabbage. The pork and cabbage are largely flavorless, as another review has mentioned. Normally, bland is a bad thing, but I don't mind it too much in this dish. I add soy and a spicy sauce for flavor. I think the cabbage saves this dish. It adds texture and moisture. - The mini loco was still very large. - The spam musubi is decent. I like mine better. - The BBQ sauce was too strong. It just wasn't good BBQ. For BBQ, go to Hecky's up north. Be prepared for extremely slow wait times! I usually place my order, walk over to Starbucks and Molly's Cupcakes, go back, wait a little more... then it's ready lol. read more

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Yummy ono grindz!! Have been craving Hawaiian ever since I moved from Seattle to Boston and Aloha Eats hit the spot. Enjoyed the mini (not-so-mini) Katsu plate and had to get the spam musubi - nom! Really good mac salad on the Katsu plate which came with a generous portion of meat. Would love to get the loco moco next time. Family-owned serving authentic Hawaiian since 2004. Stop by for tasty cheap eats and friendly staff! read more

Aloha Eats - Mini katsu plate - Hawaiian Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Aloha Eats has been fulfilling my Hawaiian food cravings for almost a decade now. Even though I moved out of the neighborhood, I still want to go back all the time. I'm glad they haven't changed. Great service, family owned, bare bones, small place, nothing wrong with that. Just recently devoured spam musibi, tofu katsu, and BBQ Beef. Their Shortribs are market price now and have significantly increased, but I don't blame a restaurant for adapting to their supply markets. Still, anything on their menu is great and the prices in general are reasonable. As I write this, I am salivating for more. read more