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Was in the mood for some musubis & thought I'd give them a try! Food: Aloha Fridays offers a full variety of Hawaiian dishes all from the convenience of their food truck. However, I'd argue their prices are a little too high & could use some work. I ordered the spam musubi ($4) & their poke musubi ($6). The spam musubi was just ok, the rice to meat ratio was off making each bite feel like a mouthful of rice & nothing else. The poke musubi was decent but had the same issue of having too much rice & not enough fish. If you order here make sure to at least try their sauces especially their house Siracha sauce. Without the sauce, the musubis would have been a complete miss. I'd rate my food experience 3/10 The service was at least friendly & the food was ready fast. The truck itself seemed clean. Overall, I probably won't be returning as the price point doesn't match the quality of food.
(Dined 11/12/22 SA @ 6:00pm): It was aloha Fridays whenever you saw this food truck at the next event you attended! I recently enjoyed a viewing of "A Christmas Story Christmas" during a Street Food Cinema event at The Autry Museum Of The American West At Griffith Park when I was first introduced to Aloha Fridays Food Truck. Although I frequently attended, worked, or volunteered at the myriad of year-around events throughout Southern California, this was my very first encounter with this meals-on-wheels establishment. Because I loved all-things Hawaiian, I didn't even give the other food trucks a glance and made a beeline here. Would I feel the aloha spirit while I ate their grindz on a Saturday and not Friday!? QUICK BIO "When you're looking for a taste of island life, look no further than Aloha Fridays! This tropical truck is serving up some seriously authentic Hawaiian dishes such as golden and crispy Chicken Katsu, plump Garlic shrimp, slow-cooked Kalua Pork, and much more. And don't forget the sides: white rice and macaroni salad along with fresh green salads to complete your meal. So visit this truck today if you want something truly delicious from an exotic locale that'll get in touch with both your stomach (and soul). If you're craving beautiful food from a beautiful place, come out to this truck and say 'Aloha!'" PURCHASE Hawaiian Sun Guava Nectar Drink 11.5floz Can ($3.00): One of my favorite beverage brands, I loved their entire line of island flavor drinks and guava was near the top of my list with its aromatic fragrance, subtle sweetness, and a hint of actual guava as a textural sensation ran across your tongue and down your throat - blissfulness https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=yq247ZhNJdB0KvBvyknxcg&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! Spam Musubi ($4.00): Fried spam rolled in white rice and nori, an iconic Hawaiian snack everyone should try at least once but hopefully countless times more. They must've kept this in a steamer because it was still fresh and warm; I should've ordered two https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=4-VEkxwXYRRITzSzzRGdpg&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! Kalua Pork & Teriyaki Chicken w/Mac Salad & Greens Combo Plate ($19.00): Slow-cooked shredded pork, chicken prepared with homemade teriyaki sauce, macaroni pasta mixed with veggies and mayo, and spring mixed salad with homemade dressing, this was the quintessential plate lunch meal for the every-person that has expanded far beyond that. The kalua pork melted in your mouth, the teriyaki chicken was soft and sweet, the mac salad was fine but wished it had pineapple and another scoop, and the greens was simply a palate cleanser. I devoured this generous meal and wanted to lick the container, too https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=jhMJJeuarSmFQRNodOuaQQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! SERVICE A friendly man greeted me outside the truck, quickly took my order, and a little over ten minutes later my food and drink were ready and given to me by a nice woman from inside the truck. Thankfully, I arrived before the crowds started to gather. All was straightforward and greatly appreciated! PARKING (FREE) Being a food truck, they were at the beck and call wherever the event was held. In this case, the event took place at a museum adjacent to a zoo with plenty of free parking all around. Another option was a driving service like a bus, taxi, Lyft, or Uber (no nearby Metro train station) - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Your standard self-sufficient food truck with an exterior food menu, separate order and pick up windows, an area for condiments, napkins, and utensils were given to you, no designated seating area, and natural lighting was prevalent during the daytime while decent electric street and truck lighting glowed at night. There were no TVs unless you considered the movie screen while both DJed and live music played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=7fD6HII41s7XChIB7UtugQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Aloha Fridays Food Truck got my attention, and I would love to try them again. The menu was varied enough interspersed with meats and seafood dishes, sides, desserts, and drinks. The prices were very comparable (I recently had a similar plate lunch at a food stand for only a couple bucks less), the food and portion sizes were amazing, and the service was efficient. I found total value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $30.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 5.0 STARS
This food truck was located at the Pomona Fairgrounds for the Elf on the Shelf event for 2021. Sadly, I do not have to say anything remarkable about the customer service or the food. Given the fact that this was the only food truck at the event, I assumed the food would be good. However, I was terribly mistaken. I ordered the spicy tuna bowl for 15.00 and I was not impressed with the customer service nor my meal. The spicy tuna was flavorless and had an odd "fishy" smell indicating the fish was definitely not fresh. My husband ordered the garlic shrimp which was bland and smelled terrible. The shrimp smelled fowl, in addition to not even tasting like garlic. Unfortunately, we will both not order from this food truck ever again. I do not recommend trying this place, unless you want to risk getting sick.
Aloha in the Hawaiian language means more than hello or goodbye; it means affection, peace, love, compassion, and mercy. I am grateful that this trucks lives up to their name. This truck showed me compassion, mercy, and affection all at the times when I needed it the most. My aunt just passed away a few days ago and I was feeling self destructive so I drank wayyyyyy too much. Stumbling back to my car I "stumbled" into this truck. Minutes later I find myself hunched over their trashcan hurling my brains out. One of the main guys Ross was nice enough to see how I was and if I was doing okay. Since I had just hurled all my organs out of my body I thought it best to eat something to help with the drunkenness. Ross and Armando suggested the Loco Moco and it was PERFECTION! A thick hamburger patty with 2 fried eggs and gravy on top of rice served piping hot with some macaroni salad. All i can say was it was the perfect remedy to the shittiness I was feeling. It made me feel human again. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/EmN-zZ1VCO7iUd_o6M7pnw?select=NsyyZDdPPsm474UTzCiPbQ You know you want it :) Freudian much?
My cousin and I tried this truck last night during a windy night on food truck row in GH. I was anticipating a great meal from this truck after reading all the rave reviews about their Loco Moco. Unfortunately, our meal was not satisfying but rather disappointing. The dish comes with two meat patties and two eggs over rice with a side salad and macaroni salad. We watched him flatten out the meat patties and fry them on the grill while the eggs were cooked over easy in a frying pan. The gravy was warmed in a pot that looked burnt and dried on the sides of the pot and did not look appetizing at all. Fortunately, we did not taste any of the burnt gravy on our meal. The patties were placed on a bed of cold rice and generously topped with gravy, and served with the two sides. When we got home and started to dig in, one of the patties was cooked to perfection, but the other patty was still raw, pink, and cold inside. Coming from a food truck, I would expect the hamburger patty to be cooked well due to fear of salmonella. There wasn't really anything desirable about the entire meal. The macaroni salad also lacked any flavor.
Not the best in Hawaiian cuisine, that's for sure.... I had the Loco Moco and sure it was OK - but what I can't get over is how much they charge for their plates when you can go to L&L or Ono's or Ohana's for a bigger plate for a smaller chunk of change. And tastier too. I can't completely knock them solely on price alone though. As we all know, food truck foods come at a price (something that's always hard for me to digest). As for my loco moco, the pattie was cooked A-OK, as was the egg, but the gravy left something to be desired. Was a bit too salty for my taste, but then I needed that gravy or the meat would have been a little too dry (on the outside atleast). Their mac salad was good. Wouldn't come here again, but I do see it's intrigue!
I've been coming to this Food Truck for a while and was surprised that i hadn't written a review for it. i ordered the Teriyaki Chicken/Beef Plate today (see picture) it was pretty good and filling. i would recommend this food truck to anyone to try.
I finally got to try their Mochiko chicken! I've tried ordering it twice and failed because they ran out. It was definitely worth the wait. A good portion of juicy chicken fried to perfection. What made it so delicious was the Mochiko (sweet rice flour) as an ingredient in the batter. They must've put some addictive chemicals in there because I kept eating it even though I was full. Forget Loco Mocos! Mochiko chicken is my new favorite Hawaiian dish!
Way back when, the runny egg used to scare me... Too gloopy and messy. But then i started to realize how that runny yolk will take certain foods to another yummy level, especially against fried breading, or scooped up with some carbs.... The Loco Moco plate came with two heaps of hamburger patties in this delicious gravy over rice with fried egg that split open with glorious yolky goo. I havent' had much loco moco in my life (too me moco means something entirely different- so i stayed clear many years)- but i can say that i really liked my plate which also came with a small side of green salad with sweet dressing and some mac salad. The mac salad i was hoping would be epic, cuz i LOVE mac salad, but this one was a little too black peppery for me. Dude reminded me of my handy dandy mac salad add on= SHOYU. Shoyu and mayo is a match made in the rising sun. The guys who work the truck are friendly. Prices are reasonable. The plates can take awhile - i like how u can see the guys cooking your food through the window. Next time, i need my spam musubi fix.
Even though we had already had dinner, when Kent D, Tuan C and I saw Aloha Fridays parked outside the Tiki No bar, we knew we wanted to try it! The guys on the truck were SO nice, they even offered to bring our food inside the bar so we could sit inside and wait. That kind of service alone deserves 5 stars, in my book! Then when we tried the food, giving them 5 stars was a no-brainer: Kalua Pork $7 - a generous serving of tender and perfectly seasoned pork, with cabbage, over rice. With a lightly dressed salad and macaroni salad on the side, this was a generous portion - and not overly salty like some Kalua Pork dishes I've tried. Loco Moco $7 - OMG this was GREAT! A big, tender hamburger patty, topped with two fried eggs and a meaty-rich brown gravy, over rice. Also served with lightly dressed salad and macaroni salad. This carb-rejector (of late) had a REALLY hard time staying away from the rice soaked in the Loco Moco gravy and the super yummy macaroni salad! Oh, evil carbs, how you taunt me : /. If I sum it all up: 1) awesome service 2) large portions 3) great tasting comfort food 4) value for your dollar I'd say this makes Aloha Fridays one of THE BEST TRUCKS AROUND!
Lucky for me that Aloha Friday to set up shop on a Tuesday because I finally got the Loco Moco that another truck failed on. And it was worth the wait. Don't let the fact that they are a trailer pulled by an Econoline scare you off; this is a real gourmet vehicle by any means. Aloha Friday is an authentic Hawai'ian truck with authentic plate lunches served by two authentic hawai'ian co-owners. Ross the frontman and Armando the chef. Served in a plate with three compartments, the Loco Moco is a bed of white rice, two burger patties, brown gravy and a fried egg.. Everything was perfect; the burgers were firm, the rice was soft, the gravy was thick and the egg was fried perfectly. if I was the cook, I would probably throe a little more brown gravy on there, but i always think that. Most of you would be pleased though. The other two compartments are a big scoop of great macaroni salad, and a smaller green salad, with a rich Italian dressing. You can't improve on it either. it was $7.00 tax included and the Diet Coke was only a dollar more. "Gourmet Food Truck #101 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in So Cal"
Haha, it's definitely been awhile since I've gotten Hawaiian cuisine and when I saw this truck I HAD to get it! The menu is simple - 6 or 7 dishes ranging from teriyaki chicken or beef to spam musubi. I've tried both the teriyaki chicken and beef and I've been pleasantly surprised both times - not just by the quality, but the QUANTITY. GEEEZ do they give you a lot. They PILE on the meat and rice, with generous portions of salad and macaroni salad. Definitely plus 1000 bonus points for that. I can't even finish my portion for lunch and it only costs $8!!! As much as I really like this truck, it takes FOREVER to get your food if there's a line. This place is NOT fast. The past two times I've been here, I've had to wait 30-45 minutes for my food. I wish I was exaggerating :( Look, if there's no line where this truck is - this is a must try! It's good, greasy, Hawaiian cuisine that will last you a LONG time and it's pretty darn cheap. But if there's a line ... you might want to either re-think OR be willing to wait awhile for your food. Other than that, I love this truck. Definitely gives me delicious lunch AND dinner :)
I have spent a lot of time in Hawaii, so the thought of getting a plate lunch with mac salad sounded great. I ordered the chicken katsu plate along with the slider plate. The person taking our order was very cordial. Unfortunately, my anticipation quickly turned to disappointment. I spent a couple of years working in Hawaii, and as far as I am concerned, a good mac salad can almost be a meal by itself. This one was an epic fail. It had very little flavor, contained a lot of shredded carrots, and was oddly chewy. My spouse was shocked when he saw that I had not finished it. The only reason I finished the sliders was because of the buns and spicy mayo. When I asked my spouse what he thought of the chicken katsu, he simply said it was not good. I try not to write negative reviews, but we paid more than $50 for two meals, and as we talked about the food afterward, neither of us could come up with anything positive to say about it. read more
1 month ago
This is for the Aloha Fridays Food Truck that joins Burbank's Food Truck Fridays. One of the popular trucks. I ordered the Kalua Pork Plate and it was so delicious and has that authentic taste. The Ahi tuna Roll has the perfect balance of heat, freshness & umami. Easy ordering line. Ordered food wait is under 5 min. at that time. Will definitely hunt this truck down again!!! read more
6 months ago
Was in the mood for some musubis & thought I'd give them a try! Food: Aloha Fridays offers a full variety of Hawaiian dishes all from the convenience of their food truck. However, I'd argue their prices are a little too high & could use some work. I ordered the spam musubi ($4) & their poke musubi ($6). The spam musubi was just ok, the rice to meat ratio was off making each bite feel like a mouthful of rice & nothing else. The poke musubi was decent but had the same issue of having too much rice & not enough fish. If you order here make sure to at least try their sauces especially their house Siracha sauce. Without the sauce, the musubis would have been a complete miss. I'd rate my food experience 3/10 The service was at least friendly & the food was ready fast. The truck itself seemed clean. Overall, I probably won't be returning as the price point doesn't match the quality of food. read more
(Dined 11/12/22 SA @ 6:00pm): It was aloha Fridays whenever you saw this food truck at the next event you attended! I recently enjoyed a viewing of "A Christmas Story Christmas" during a Street Food Cinema event at The Autry Museum Of The American West At Griffith Park when I was first introduced to Aloha Fridays Food Truck. Although I frequently attended, worked, or volunteered at the myriad of year-around events throughout Southern California, this was my very first encounter with this meals-on-wheels establishment. Because I loved all-things Hawaiian, I didn't even give the other food trucks a glance and made a beeline here. Would I feel the aloha spirit while I ate their grindz on a Saturday and not Friday!? QUICK BIO "When you're looking for a taste of island life, look no further than Aloha Fridays! This tropical truck is serving up some seriously authentic Hawaiian dishes such as golden and crispy Chicken Katsu, plump Garlic shrimp, slow-cooked Kalua Pork, and much more. And don't forget the sides: white rice and macaroni salad along with fresh green salads to complete your meal. So visit this truck today if you want something truly delicious from an exotic locale that'll get in touch with both your stomach (and soul). If you're craving beautiful food from a beautiful place, come out to this truck and say 'Aloha!'" PURCHASE Hawaiian Sun Guava Nectar Drink 11.5floz Can ($3.00): One of my favorite beverage brands, I loved their entire line of island flavor drinks and guava was near the top of my list with its aromatic fragrance, subtle sweetness, and a hint of actual guava as a textural sensation ran across your tongue and down your throat - blissfulness https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=yq247ZhNJdB0KvBvyknxcg&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! Spam Musubi ($4.00): Fried spam rolled in white rice and nori, an iconic Hawaiian snack everyone should try at least once but hopefully countless times more. They must've kept this in a steamer because it was still fresh and warm; I should've ordered two https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=4-VEkxwXYRRITzSzzRGdpg&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! Kalua Pork & Teriyaki Chicken w/Mac Salad & Greens Combo Plate ($19.00): Slow-cooked shredded pork, chicken prepared with homemade teriyaki sauce, macaroni pasta mixed with veggies and mayo, and spring mixed salad with homemade dressing, this was the quintessential plate lunch meal for the every-person that has expanded far beyond that. The kalua pork melted in your mouth, the teriyaki chicken was soft and sweet, the mac salad was fine but wished it had pineapple and another scoop, and the greens was simply a palate cleanser. I devoured this generous meal and wanted to lick the container, too https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=jhMJJeuarSmFQRNodOuaQQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! SERVICE A friendly man greeted me outside the truck, quickly took my order, and a little over ten minutes later my food and drink were ready and given to me by a nice woman from inside the truck. Thankfully, I arrived before the crowds started to gather. All was straightforward and greatly appreciated! PARKING (FREE) Being a food truck, they were at the beck and call wherever the event was held. In this case, the event took place at a museum adjacent to a zoo with plenty of free parking all around. Another option was a driving service like a bus, taxi, Lyft, or Uber (no nearby Metro train station) - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Your standard self-sufficient food truck with an exterior food menu, separate order and pick up windows, an area for condiments, napkins, and utensils were given to you, no designated seating area, and natural lighting was prevalent during the daytime while decent electric street and truck lighting glowed at night. There were no TVs unless you considered the movie screen while both DJed and live music played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=7fD6HII41s7XChIB7UtugQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Aloha Fridays Food Truck got my attention, and I would love to try them again. The menu was varied enough interspersed with meats and seafood dishes, sides, desserts, and drinks. The prices were very comparable (I recently had a similar plate lunch at a food stand for only a couple bucks less), the food and portion sizes were amazing, and the service was efficient. I found total value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $30.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 5.0 STARS read more
This food truck was located at the Pomona Fairgrounds for the Elf on the Shelf event for 2021. Sadly, I do not have to say anything remarkable about the customer service or the food. Given the fact that this was the only food truck at the event, I assumed the food would be good. However, I was terribly mistaken. I ordered the spicy tuna bowl for 15.00 and I was not impressed with the customer service nor my meal. The spicy tuna was flavorless and had an odd "fishy" smell indicating the fish was definitely not fresh. My husband ordered the garlic shrimp which was bland and smelled terrible. The shrimp smelled fowl, in addition to not even tasting like garlic. Unfortunately, we will both not order from this food truck ever again. I do not recommend trying this place, unless you want to risk getting sick. read more
2 years ago
16 years ago
Aloha in the Hawaiian language means more than hello or goodbye; it means affection, peace, love, compassion, and mercy. I am grateful that this trucks lives up to their name. This truck showed me compassion, mercy, and affection all at the times when I needed it the most. My aunt just passed away a few days ago and I was feeling self destructive so I drank wayyyyyy too much. Stumbling back to my car I "stumbled" into this truck. Minutes later I find myself hunched over their trashcan hurling my brains out. One of the main guys Ross was nice enough to see how I was and if I was doing okay. Since I had just hurled all my organs out of my body I thought it best to eat something to help with the drunkenness. Ross and Armando suggested the Loco Moco and it was PERFECTION! A thick hamburger patty with 2 fried eggs and gravy on top of rice served piping hot with some macaroni salad. All i can say was it was the perfect remedy to the shittiness I was feeling. It made me feel human again. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/EmN-zZ1VCO7iUd_o6M7pnw?select=NsyyZDdPPsm474UTzCiPbQ You know you want it :) Freudian much? read more
My cousin and I tried this truck last night during a windy night on food truck row in GH. I was anticipating a great meal from this truck after reading all the rave reviews about their Loco Moco. Unfortunately, our meal was not satisfying but rather disappointing. The dish comes with two meat patties and two eggs over rice with a side salad and macaroni salad. We watched him flatten out the meat patties and fry them on the grill while the eggs were cooked over easy in a frying pan. The gravy was warmed in a pot that looked burnt and dried on the sides of the pot and did not look appetizing at all. Fortunately, we did not taste any of the burnt gravy on our meal. The patties were placed on a bed of cold rice and generously topped with gravy, and served with the two sides. When we got home and started to dig in, one of the patties was cooked to perfection, but the other patty was still raw, pink, and cold inside. Coming from a food truck, I would expect the hamburger patty to be cooked well due to fear of salmonella. There wasn't really anything desirable about the entire meal. The macaroni salad also lacked any flavor. read more
Not the best in Hawaiian cuisine, that's for sure.... I had the Loco Moco and sure it was OK - but what I can't get over is how much they charge for their plates when you can go to L&L or Ono's or Ohana's for a bigger plate for a smaller chunk of change. And tastier too. I can't completely knock them solely on price alone though. As we all know, food truck foods come at a price (something that's always hard for me to digest). As for my loco moco, the pattie was cooked A-OK, as was the egg, but the gravy left something to be desired. Was a bit too salty for my taste, but then I needed that gravy or the meat would have been a little too dry (on the outside atleast). Their mac salad was good. Wouldn't come here again, but I do see it's intrigue! read more
12 years ago
I've been coming to this Food Truck for a while and was surprised that i hadn't written a review for it. i ordered the Teriyaki Chicken/Beef Plate today (see picture) it was pretty good and filling. i would recommend this food truck to anyone to try. read more
I finally got to try their Mochiko chicken! I've tried ordering it twice and failed because they ran out. It was definitely worth the wait. A good portion of juicy chicken fried to perfection. What made it so delicious was the Mochiko (sweet rice flour) as an ingredient in the batter. They must've put some addictive chemicals in there because I kept eating it even though I was full. Forget Loco Mocos! Mochiko chicken is my new favorite Hawaiian dish! read more
15 years ago
Way back when, the runny egg used to scare me... Too gloopy and messy. But then i started to realize how that runny yolk will take certain foods to another yummy level, especially against fried breading, or scooped up with some carbs.... The Loco Moco plate came with two heaps of hamburger patties in this delicious gravy over rice with fried egg that split open with glorious yolky goo. I havent' had much loco moco in my life (too me moco means something entirely different- so i stayed clear many years)- but i can say that i really liked my plate which also came with a small side of green salad with sweet dressing and some mac salad. The mac salad i was hoping would be epic, cuz i LOVE mac salad, but this one was a little too black peppery for me. Dude reminded me of my handy dandy mac salad add on= SHOYU. Shoyu and mayo is a match made in the rising sun. The guys who work the truck are friendly. Prices are reasonable. The plates can take awhile - i like how u can see the guys cooking your food through the window. Next time, i need my spam musubi fix. read more
Even though we had already had dinner, when Kent D, Tuan C and I saw Aloha Fridays parked outside the Tiki No bar, we knew we wanted to try it! The guys on the truck were SO nice, they even offered to bring our food inside the bar so we could sit inside and wait. That kind of service alone deserves 5 stars, in my book! Then when we tried the food, giving them 5 stars was a no-brainer: Kalua Pork $7 - a generous serving of tender and perfectly seasoned pork, with cabbage, over rice. With a lightly dressed salad and macaroni salad on the side, this was a generous portion - and not overly salty like some Kalua Pork dishes I've tried. Loco Moco $7 - OMG this was GREAT! A big, tender hamburger patty, topped with two fried eggs and a meaty-rich brown gravy, over rice. Also served with lightly dressed salad and macaroni salad. This carb-rejector (of late) had a REALLY hard time staying away from the rice soaked in the Loco Moco gravy and the super yummy macaroni salad! Oh, evil carbs, how you taunt me : /. If I sum it all up: 1) awesome service 2) large portions 3) great tasting comfort food 4) value for your dollar I'd say this makes Aloha Fridays one of THE BEST TRUCKS AROUND! read more
Lucky for me that Aloha Friday to set up shop on a Tuesday because I finally got the Loco Moco that another truck failed on. And it was worth the wait. Don't let the fact that they are a trailer pulled by an Econoline scare you off; this is a real gourmet vehicle by any means. Aloha Friday is an authentic Hawai'ian truck with authentic plate lunches served by two authentic hawai'ian co-owners. Ross the frontman and Armando the chef. Served in a plate with three compartments, the Loco Moco is a bed of white rice, two burger patties, brown gravy and a fried egg.. Everything was perfect; the burgers were firm, the rice was soft, the gravy was thick and the egg was fried perfectly. if I was the cook, I would probably throe a little more brown gravy on there, but i always think that. Most of you would be pleased though. The other two compartments are a big scoop of great macaroni salad, and a smaller green salad, with a rich Italian dressing. You can't improve on it either. it was $7.00 tax included and the Diet Coke was only a dollar more. "Gourmet Food Truck #101 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in So Cal" read more
Haha, it's definitely been awhile since I've gotten Hawaiian cuisine and when I saw this truck I HAD to get it! The menu is simple - 6 or 7 dishes ranging from teriyaki chicken or beef to spam musubi. I've tried both the teriyaki chicken and beef and I've been pleasantly surprised both times - not just by the quality, but the QUANTITY. GEEEZ do they give you a lot. They PILE on the meat and rice, with generous portions of salad and macaroni salad. Definitely plus 1000 bonus points for that. I can't even finish my portion for lunch and it only costs $8!!! As much as I really like this truck, it takes FOREVER to get your food if there's a line. This place is NOT fast. The past two times I've been here, I've had to wait 30-45 minutes for my food. I wish I was exaggerating :( Look, if there's no line where this truck is - this is a must try! It's good, greasy, Hawaiian cuisine that will last you a LONG time and it's pretty darn cheap. But if there's a line ... you might want to either re-think OR be willing to wait awhile for your food. Other than that, I love this truck. Definitely gives me delicious lunch AND dinner :) read more
8 years ago
I'm not a fan of food trucks but I'm so glad this one came over to Downtown where I work. I got the Loco Moco...it was very tasty, very filling, and well- worth the $12. I liked the texture of the two hamburger patties, the rice was cooked perfectly, the gravy was flavorful, yet not too salty. Then when you mix all that with the egg, it's SO good. I was a happy camper. I liked the mac salad, and I put some spicy-mayo on my green salad. I was planning on saving some for later, but I finished the whole thing!!I hope Aloha Fridays comes back to Downtown because I want to try their other plate lunches...hopefully just like today, there is no line. Service was good and my food was ready in a timely manner. read more
Let's see... I tried this place during the food truck Friday's in Granada Hills. It looks good, and I love Hawaiian food. It wasn't busy so I placed an order for Loco Moco and SPAM Musubi. It took quite an eternity to get the food out... But when it did, I was happy and my wife and I were eating dinner on the sidewalk with my bro. Lots of food it was... It tasted great and all, and I finished the whole Loco Moco. However, here's the downhill... Whatever was in our Loco Moco is suspect to giving us food poisoning. It HAD TO BE the Loco Moco because that's the only thing my wife and I shared... Her symptoms emerged Saturday morning, while mine took a while and emerged a day after. It was NOT something we ate at home either, definitely the Loco Moco from Aloha Fridays. It couldn't be the lobster rolls or the Indian food we shared with our brother either that Friday night, as he ate the same thing and didn't get sick. He didn't have ANY of the Aloha Fridays food. Tread lightly people... This is my 2nd food poisoning from a Food Truck to count... read more
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Pretty bomb katsu! good size for $8. Mac salad is moist and tasty. They give you a spiced up ketchup too. The katsu is spicy in all the right areas. Caught these peeps near Universal Studios...hope to find them next week! read more
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15455 Cabrito Rd
Van Nuys, CA 91406
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