Aloha Salads

I’m glad that they opened a location here in Pearl Ridge. I particularly go to the one in Kapolei but this one was just as great. I requested for two separate orders, one to eat here and another to-​go. I’m glad that they were able to accommodate my order and prepared the one to-​go just before leaving. I usually get a fruity salad, but this time tried the Mediterranean. I was happy with what I got, (red onion, cucumber, garbanzo beans, tomato, feta cheese, and olive toppings). The combos always hit the spot. You get a little bit of salad, and a little bit of soup or sandwich. For the 2 combos, I spent $ 20.94. It’s not cheap, but I do feel like I made a healthier choice, and THAT’S an investment. Most likely to return.

I love the salads here. And their staff is always smiling. You can tell that they enjoy working there.

My wife and I ate here and our meal was about $ 30. All we got was 2 subs that weren’t even 3 inches long and two really small salads. We got a $ 4 up charge for the 4 pieces of shrimp I got. The shrimp was the only good thing about the meal.

I ordered a lunch combo, half an Italian sandwich and a half of a cob salad, with a medium drink and it came to $ 11.45
The sandwich and salad were delicious. The service was fast and friendly. My only disappointment was that when I got home my soda was flat. :(bummer I should have tried it before I left.
Overall, delicious. :)

Support our local farmers. Eat local ingredients.
I powered up with a small Big Island beet salad and tomato bisque soup combo for just under $ 11. Both were the perfect serving size. Even with just a light drizzle of dressing, my salad was so flavorful. They were out of goat cheese today and subbed with feta, but it was the perfect bite of mixed greens, arugula, roasted beets, chopped mango, candied macadamias, cheese, cranberries, a touch of passion orange vinaigrette, and balsamic glaze. And their tomato bisque with pita bread is no-​sharing, get-​your-​own kine good.
Freshy-​fresh!

Best curried chicken wrap I’ve ever had from Aloha Salads was from this location. One of the male workers had prepared it. Delicious!

Love Aloha Salads tomatoe soup but this location in particular sucks. I ordered the 8oz tomatoe bisque and I was given a bowl of artery clogging grease soup!!! I tried to spoon the grease out but ¾ of the soup was just all grease! I ended up throwing the whole thing out, wouldn’t even dare clogging my arteries with that dump! What a waste of my money! Why would they even serve that to their customers? They should ask themselves, would I eat this? I wouldn’t suggest coming to this Aloha Salads location. Would rather go to the Kapolei location instead, at least the workers there are friendlier and they make your food better.

I’ve been wanting to try Aloha Salads for a long time now, so I was glad to see that they had a location in Pearlridge. I no longer have to go all the way out to Kapolei to try this place!
My mom and I stopped in at Aloha Salads unexpectedly for lunch on a recent Saturday. We were walking around Pearlridge and exploring various lunch options. This one, in particular, sounded fresh, pleasing and healthy, so we decided to check it out.
There were only a few customers in the fast-​casual eatery at the time, so service was pretty quick and we didn’t have to wait long for our food. While I did think the «design your own» salad option was pricy, that was what I was truly craving at the moment, so I decided to put together my own salad with all the ingredients that I didn’t necessarily have at home.
I would revisit this place because the atmosphere is welcoming, the environment is clean and the food did taste fresh and flavorful. I probably wouldn’t come here all the time just because the items are pricy, but it was definitely worth checking out – and sure to satisfy your craving for something healthy.
Here’s what we got:
«Design Your Own Salad»: I love a good, fresh, spinach salad, and this option sounded really great to me for lunch on this particular afternoon. For the «DYO» salad option, you choose your lettuce, four toppings, one cheese and one signature dressing. Your salad creation is accompanied by fresh pita bread. I decided to go with spinach for my lettuce, and for my toppings, I opted for croutons, garbanzo beans (chick peas), capers and quinoa. I later changed my mind to add bacon, but they had already made my salad, so they just added the bacon onto it instead of starting from scratch to create a new salad … so I was so fortunate to enjoy five toppings on my salad instead of the usual four. I also opted for blue cheese (my favorite cheese) – but there’s lots to choose from, so deciding on a cheese is always difficult for me – and I finalized my order with the honey BBQ dressing. The combo was delicious and they definitely don’t skimp on the toppings. The DIY salad option does seem pretty pricy, but at least you get a good amount of those toppings. I ate half the salad for lunch and took the rest home to enjoy for dinner. So, I do think it was worth ordering because it lasted for two meals. Lots of great choices when it comes to toppings, as well!
«Kalo Burger»: This option sounded really interesting to my mom, so she decided to try it. It included a kalo patty, cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion and aioli. She opted for it without the tomato. She said the patty tasted fresh, but it needed some sort of sauce to give it more taste. She ended up adding some of my honey mustard BBQ to the burger and said that it tasted a lot more flavorful. She said she was glad that she tried the burger, but she would just ask for some sauce on the side to add to it.
«Hummus Pita Wrap»: This wrap sounded appealing to me, but I figured I would try it on my next visit to Aloha Salads. It includes hummus, feta, kalamata olives, Mediterranean dressing, cucumbers, sundried tomatoes, red and green bell peppers, red onions, dill, grape tomatoes, romaine lettuce and pita bread. I would probably order this wrap sans a lot of the ingredients – mainly the sundried tomatoes, bell pepper, red onions and cucumbers – but I love hummus. It’s one of my favorite spreads, so I know it would complement really well with the olives and feta. Plus, from my experience with the pita bread here, I know this wrap will taste really fresh and flavorful. Plus, I’m curious to see what that Mediterranean dressing tastes like.
«Kahuku Spinach»: This was the other salad option that I was eyeing, and I still do want to try it one day. It includes grilled tiger shrimps, bacon, avocado, egg, baby spinach and papaya seed dressing. I don’t really like papayas, so I would probably ask to swap out the dressing for another choice. But I do love tiger shrimp, so I anticipate tasting those juicy, succulent morsels. Everything else in this salad sounds like they would make for a great combo.

Stop by quick lunch. I like to eat healthy.
I chose salad & sub combo $ 9.95 +$ 1 drink. I ordered aloha tuna (sub) and kamuela cobb (salad). I took my drink and had seat and waited. I was called and said «sorry we are out of tuna». Kind a disappointed. There are 5−6stadf in a kitchen for making order, why nobody (or somebody used last tuna) told to taking order person“no more tuna”!?
I hope their operation will be better.
I asked caprese (sub) instead I aloha tuna.
Both of them were good, but I was feeling aloha tuna!!! Next time.

Meh, nothing grand. Overpriced salads is all. This place is tiny. The menu is also tiny especially for those of us with bad vision.
We ordered a couple of salads and a small caesar for the little one… price was almost $ 40.
Yup, you read correct.
One of my biggest pet peeve is healthy food being extremely overpriced. There is so much talk about how unhealthy people eat but little do they realize that «healthy» sometimes means burn a whole in your pocket.
Why not make salads affordable?
Although it was a decent salad and the ahi tuna was good, I don’t think it is something I will be craving.
Overpriced salads are just not my thing…

I had grillef steak wrap, purchase 2 of the same for me and for a friend. We both agreed that it was:
1. Too expensive for very small wrap.
2. Too salty! My tongue is literally pickling as I’m writing this review.
3. Not filling at all, very small for being so pricey, and we’re both still hungry… damn, just spent over $ 20, bucks…

I was so glad to see Aloha Salads at Pearlridge. now I don’t just have to go to Kahala to get my fix. And I am definitely not driving all the way to Kapolei.
This place is tad smaller but not a problem since it was empty. My sisters and I just beat the lunch time rush. Menu is the same so we ordered our usual. What I enjoy is the portions they give. The girl making my salad packed on the croutons! Yes!
I always recommend calling in the salad order. no matter the location. They tend to take a bit of time and if they have a whole bunch of people in front of you. Be prepared to wait.

Love this place!!! Good to support our local farmers… organic all tha way baybay… it’s a bit pricey but worth it. I’m working on trying everything. Lol the tomato bisque is on point. This last time I ordered a cobb. I’ve also tried like 3 others. .I’ve would def recommend the seared ahi salad mmmmmmm wish they had a punch card to get something free every once in awhile..

Hummus pita wrap @alohasalads: wow so good. I thought it would suck without meat but I was so wrong! Who knew vegetarian meals could taste so good. A++

Okay so it took me forever to find this place, I ended up on the other side of the mall so I had to walk ALL the way over here. I ordered a salad and I asked if the tomato bisque had milk in it and the girl working gave me some attitude and was like uhhh duh it has milk? And I’m like ok then I don’t want that then so she gave me some attitude and sighed and asked the other worker to cancel the soup order for her. So I finished ordering and I ate there. After I left, I said thank you to them and they just completely ignored me ! I thought the customer service was super rude and just terrible, I’m giving them a 1 star ONLY because the salad was delicious. Not sure if I’ll be coming back to this location anymore

I don’t typically dig salads. Unless said salad has a low greens count. And that is why I have never frequented Aloha Salads. That and I’ve never crossed paths with one until two things happened: (1) They opened up in Pearlridge Downtown (next to Kozo Sushi) and (2) I found out they serve sandwiches and wraps too!
The wrap that caught my eye was their curried chicken made with curried chicken salad, mango chutney, carrots, cranberries, grapes, coconut, and romaine served on pita bread ($ 8.25). Absolutely delicious. It was on the sweet side, which I loved and I eagerly ate the entire thing.
I think it’s great that Aloha Salads cares about our health. I was able to find the nutritional information of my wrap on their website. I also found out the pita bread they use is entirely fat and sugar free and their ahi is always fresh, never previously frozen.
I must admit, the signature salads they offer do sound pretty delicious, especially the Kamuela cobb and the Kahuku spinach. I also like the idea of customizing my salad.
If you just want to run in and pick up your food, there’s even a designated parking stall for Aloha Salads right out front!

I finally tried eating here. I’ve always passed by and thought to myself about eating some salad.
Well I tried the ahi wrap. I’m not very adventurous with ingredients, but I decided to try it even thought it had capers and a different type of dressing I’ve never had. Let me tell you it was good. I need to try a salad next time.
Anyways I would agree about service here it’s kina meh. Wish they were more friendly, but the food is good. So I’ll give it 5 stars.

I’m not sure when this place opened up or what they replaced but they’re located next to Kozo Sushi, across of Coldstone.
To place your order is right at the register when you walk in to your left. You’ll need to walk past this to see the menu board… Prices range from $ 7-​$ 13 for a salad, wrap, or sandwich but I think it’s reasonable considering mall markups.
I’ve had their wraps from the downtown & Kapolei Aloha Salads maybe a year ago and the ingredients tasted fresh and delicious. However, I’ve only been to this location twice so far for their soup. I didn’t care for their Tomato bisque, but my boyfriend seemed to love it. You can ask for a sample which is placed in a small portion cup. They have different specials for the day and its $ 5.50 for a large (8 ounces which is equivalent to a small, in my book). It is served with 2 small triangular pieces of pita bread which I love because it’s served hot and so soft. It really compliments their soup.
Tables are counter tops with about (25) high stool seats (majority are facing the window looking out to the parking lot).
I don’t have any complaints on the customer service, both times I came here the cashiers and workers were all super sweet and friendly.
This may be my regular spot for take out when leaving the mall. I love how we now have an option to eat a bit healthier in Pearlridge & for that reason alone Aloha Salads deserves a high rating.

If you’re in the mood for healthy and on-​the-​go then this is the place! You can build your own salad or order their specials. Fresh ingredients and there’s good variety of Veges as well as toppings, protein, and salad dressings. They also have sun sandwiches here too. This place is bit pricey tho but guess if you’re lazy to make a salad then this is the place to go!

Super excited about the location. We needed a good healthy option in the area. I ordered the Ono salad ahi minus coconut. It was as good as the other location. It is awkward seating, however there are tables outside. I’m a fan.