I love it. They let you fully customize your bowl which is cool. I do wish they had premade options…read morecuz I don't even care enough to pick everything they can just pick for me.

This was a casual spot with mostly take out and pickup orders. There were a couple tables to sit…read moreat too. The ordering was done at the counter, and they also had an ordering tablet. The menu had mostly Hawaiian options to choose from. The pricing was very reasonable as well. I had the customizable poke bowl ($15.95). There was a number of different options to choose from with different proteins, toppings, sauces, etc. I had a base of brown rice with avocado, cucumber, sweet corn, edamame, mango, ahi tuna, spicy mayo, ginger, wasabi, jalapeno, green onion, and cilantro. This was nicely done. Everything appeared fresh and it was a good size portion. I would have just liked to seen a little more ahi tuna present, but besides that, very pleasant and filling. I also had the spam musubi ($2.95) and a side of macaroni salad ($3.95). The musubi was okay. It was a little dry. There needed to be more sauce present. The macaroni salad was a heaping portion, and it was tasty. There looked like a lot of mayonnaise present, but it was not too overpowerful as some type of sugar seemed to be incorporated to balance it out. Regardless of what it was, the salad was flavorful. Will I go back? I would.

This place has pretty chill vibes. The whole time I was coming here I thought I was going to get…read morepoke but I ended up getting the chicken katsu and Kailua pork meal as I haven't had chicken katsu in sooo long. They have many menu options ranging from preset poke bowls, to make your own, combo meals, and mini meals. Drinks are about $2.50 a piece, and a wide variety of Hawaiian Sun, casual soda. I was tempted to get the mini meal since I don't eat a lot, but I ultimately caved and decided to get the combo meal since I wanted to try the Kailua pork too. The verdict? The Kailua pork was a little too salty for me, it comes mixed with like cabbage or lettuce, and overall very mushy which I didn't mind. However the Chicken Katsu came with a bbq type sauce and everyone thought the sauce was delicious. My fiance ordered the bbq mix which included the bbq chicken, beef, and short ribs and I thought the beef was so yummy. The portion size was big. All the combos come with either 1-2 scoops of rice and macaroni salad. My meal was pretty perfect for 2 whole meals for me. I ate the katsu with my leftover rice for breakfast the next morning! The food comes in takeout containers which makes it very easy for you to take to go if you don't finish. I might have to come back and try the poke next time...

Excellent service - super helpful in answering questions about allergies. The ambiance is more mom…read more+ pop vibes and very clean. I went there for dinner on a weekday at around 6:30 and by 8pm it was starting to get busy. The food quantity is huge - I had enough to take home and have for two more meals. I ordered the half ribs and half beef - my only con is that it's very sweet, I needed some spice so when I went home I added jalapenos and heated it. They do have siracha tho if you'd like that.

It was a cold April day and Aloha Kitchens Tonkatsu Ramen with Pork Belly absolutely warmed me UP,…read morenice and good. I knew this place was legit when I bit into my egg, and ts was SOFT BOILED. Absolutely delicious flavorful homemade tasting broth. Broth had so much depth. And it's really cheap. It came out steaming hot. It was great. We can't believe this place isn't more popular. Vibes were chill inside. The kind man working gave us 2 spoons and 2 chopsticks with our food. This is a broth I won't be forgetting anytime soon. And the noodles were bouncy, slightly firm, and chewy-- they tasted fresh. This is not your flash fried instant ramen pack ok this place is special. And they're open late. ‍ ‍ to this

Really good local place. Went in there for the poke bowl and pleasantly surprised. Service was…read morequick and easy. Not the largest place in the world but that's not the point. The poke bowl itself was quite good, recommend going here.

I stopped into this fairly new, tiny, cute little restaurant…read more There is street parking and public parking lot only 1\2 block away. There are only a few seats lined up against the wall (bar style) and one table of 4. There is a piano too, and they have a sign saying they teach piano. As small as it is the menu is even smaller with maybe 10 food items. But they sell authentic Hawaiian coffees and special grains of Asian rice. Many choices of smoothies & juices as well. Them mango smoothie was a nice size and delicious! I ordered my food to go and had a very short ride so the good was still hot. We tried the Hawaiian Garlic shrimp. Small size was plenty as it had 7 shrimp over sticky rice with some mixed vegetables in a cheesy buttery sauce. It had nice flavor. Also tried was the Hawaiian Ahi Bowl ( poke) which had plenty of fresh tuna with same veggies. Again a small size was plenty. Lastly I tried the Musubi which is a slice of Spam on top of a bar of cooked sticky rice with seaweed paper around it to get it together. Hawaii has been the # consumer of Spam for many years so I had to give it a try. The salty, smokey flavor of the "meat" along with he sticky rice was a good combo, but the seaweed wrap just gave it a slight fishy taste I could do without. I would say to try U'I for a change up for when you are in the mood for Asian food.

very new Hawaiian restaurant that looks very promising. Went in one day and ordered spam masubi,…read moregarlic shrimp, and the combo dish that comes with shrimp and meat. Flavors were decent but a bit too overpriced in my opinion. Not enough shrimp and their side of veggies could be switched out to maybe fries or fried spam as this area has a lot of kids/teens. Their beef had a good flavor but was a bit dry. Shrimp was slightly mushy but had a good flavor. Overall the proportions to price did not match up and left me wanting more

New Milford, NJ - I love me some shaved ice and have been wanting to come here for a while, so we…read morefinally stopped by after a recent outing to the Bergen County Zoo and Van Saun Playground which are close by. Not only is the food awesome - I ordered a ramen, plain hot dog, and halo-halo shaved ice (addictively good) - but bonus stars to the staff who were sooo sweet! The Hawaiian style shaved ice and home-made ice cream are top notch. The ice cream is rich and delicious, with some unique flavors, and the shaved ice is very fine - fluffy and evenly slushy in texture and sweetness, unlike the inferior versions where you run into bland chips of ice. The toppings are yum too. The ramen noodles are springy, settled in a savory light broth. For a non-prestige grade ramen, I have no complaints. I also want to acknowledge the lovely hospitality. My child was in a tantrum-y mood and went to sulk by himself in a corner. Seeing the pouty little grump in a small fit, the girls at the counter coaxed him over with ice cream and stickers, which he of course eagerly accepted, pleased by the attention and confection, and was soon back to his endearing self. So I really appreciated their extra kindness! This is a fab joint for a quick-casual or just a perfect sweet treat!

This place is such a hidden gem! Granted we only stopped in for ice cream after the zoo but we need…read moreto come back for dinner or lunch. I have never had Hawaiian shaved ice cream and absolutely loved the matcha one. My kids ended up getting the rainbow shaved ice cream and my husband did the ube top coconut ice cream. Loved it & need to come back!

It's so amazing! This is definitely the most delicious food in the town. The waiter is very…read moreenthusiastic! The environment is also very good, suitable for a family meal.

We came here for the soft opening of this restaurant. It was takeout only, although they did have…read morecountertop seating that was offered to us if we wanted to stay. The gentleman who helped us said they will be open for dine-in next week. From what was there, the inside has a clean design. The tables and chairs were not set quite yet, but we look forward to coming back and seeing how it all comes together. We ordered a few items - rice bowl, ramen, scallion pancake, cha siu bao. I'm not entirely sure what took them so long to prepare our food, but it took an exorbitant amount of time to get the food. While we were there, another customer came and went with his order. I'm not sure if the customer ordered ahead, or if what we ordered took a longer time to prepare. I have a feeling that they're usually faster. The guy who helped us was super nice and apologetic. He gave us water, checked in with us frequently, and made it right for us. Many places around here could care less about making the customer wait, but I could tell from the whole interaction from start to finish that he cared about providing good service. I'm not a huge fan of ramen...but I felt obligated to order some because a lot of the menu was ramen. I loved the texture and consistency of the noodle. Sometimes I feel like broth is too salty and bland, but the flavor of these broths were subtle but present. The scallion pancake was perfectly crispy and greasy. There's just something about the greasiness of a scallion pancake that I enjoy. Once they fully open, we will be back to try the hot pot!

I love this place and always bring new people! I came in on a Saturday night (no reservation) but…read morewas seated within 10 minutes. Our server, Pye, recognized me and that made my day!! Shoutout to her because she let us linger and never rushed us and always has a smile on her face! Service overall is great and our waters were constantly being refilled. My first and I shared: - yellowtail Musubi - scallop Musubi: this was good but I think I prefer yellowtail or a more traditional spam Musubi. - chicken loco moco: I always get this because it hits! It's honestly a lot of chicken and my friends and I never finish. - Hawaiian macaroni salad: I always order this because the portion that comes with the chicken loco moco isn't enough and I always want more. - cabbage: this was on the house and honestly my new favorite dish! I love cabbage

Restaurant week started this week, so ofc I booked my first spot right away…read more Unfortunately... We did not start off strong I was initially looking forward to trying this spot because I never had Hawaiian food before and this spot was featured on Michelin guide. So I thought the food would be We ordered: Iberian lamb chop, (spice rub, watercress, toasted mung bean, nuoc cham dressing) - Ngl, it was ...meh. and I usually love lamb..but to give credit where it is worth, the portion was like an entree so that was nice. Grilled spanish octopus (gochujang glaze, acorn jelly, sesame, crispy garlic, kimchi-pork sauce) - the portion was really small, 2 bites and it's basically gone. Unfortunately, not enough to make an impression on the taste. Peekytoe crab fried rice (smoked salmon, mentaiko, salmon roe) - it was loaded with the ingredients. But also meh. Mochiko chicken loco moco (fried dark meat chicken, rice, fried jidori egg, mac salad, gravy) Best dish of the night. The chicken was fried perfectly, the meat was juicy and the egg was runny. Bruléed hawaiian pineapple (lime zest, 'alaea salt) Not sure what I was expecting.. but it's basically a slightly caramelized pineapple. I love pineapples so I was fine with it. Pineapple upside down cake (cherry sauce, coconut ice cream) Never had an upside down cake before so I was excited to try it.. unfortunately, my impression was it tasted like a biscuit. The coconut ice cream was yummy tho. Even though the food was meh, the staff were really friendly and accommodating. We weren't able to RSVP beforehand because they were fully booked.(It's a small spot) So they sat us at the bar, which made it easier to chat with the staff. And it's cute that the place was filled with Polaroids ( on the ceiling, walls)

I go to Wiki Wiki a lot for lunch. It is in Dekalb across from the sushi place. It's order at the…read morecounter, as all of the restaurants in Dekalb are. There is a high top table for standing if you want to eat there, but it's small. The food is prepared pretty quickly. I usually get the salmon poke bowl, which is good. I've also had the shrimp and kani poke bowl, which has a bit too much spicy sauce on it. I also like the macaroni salad. Wiki Wiki is a solid option in Dekalb. I would recommend.

Finally got to try Wiki Wiki after eyeing it for a while. It's part of the Dekalb Market Hall, and…read moresure is an interesting option; Korean Hawaiian. I was specifically in the mood for a poke bowl, so I went with their Wasabi Shoyu Salmon bowl. That salmon might not look intimidating but trust, the wasabi is there and every few bites takes you aback (in a good way, of course). Serving size was solid and ratios were great. I didn't ask or look into it but I do wonder if there's a way to modify toppings.   Really good meal. This may now be my go-to poke place.