Aloha A Go Go

Very attentive staff, not what you expect out of an asian establishment. Food was very good. katsu sauce not the run of the mill fruit sauce they give you at L&L or ohana bbq. More of ikari or bulldog sauce. Plus if you want some chinese or japanese or vice versa. u can order whatever you want. another plus is the AYCE sushi

I go for the spam musubi and I stay for the… Well I don’t stay I usually order to go. Never gave me the runs and I’m still alive so I am pretty sure that means it’s good! Havnt tried anything else but definitely recommend filling up on spam!

They recently did a complete remodel of the restaurant. It now has a swanky sushi house appeal that is actually pretty well done. There is nothing left that remotely conveys any aloha spirit. With that said the menu is still the same but prices went up about a buck. They now have a wait staff that was prompt and efficient albeit any emotion. There is no music playing anywhere and it gives the ambience a very odd vibe. Sort of feels like going to your buddies house for dinner only to find out that daddy is sleeping with the lady next door and a divorce is right around the corner. The food was pretty decent still. I had the grilled mahi and they served with 3 solid pieces of fish, 2 scoop rice and 1 scoop Mac salad. I think they changed the recipe of Mac salad or they just get it from Albertsons next door. It used to be bomb, ono, or even «broke the mouth» if you will. It basically now just plays the part. They do offer AYCE sushi now which is kinda cool. The table next to me had plate after plate coming out so that’s good. Food was good and all but when I want Hawaiian I want aloha spirit. I’d probably just go elsewhere.

The Hawaiian bbq here is pretty good, the sushi however is below average, in fact it is borderline horrible. I would go there just for the bbq because there aren’t a lot of places around this area to get my Hawaiian fix.

Well fuck. I usually rant about asian places. but this place was on top of their fucking game tonight. Water refills CONSTANTLY. Usually they stingy and shit about their h2o. Not water deprived at all! Even the sushi was good. They constantly came around asking how we were doing. And the food came out fast. Bathroom was suprisingly clean too. For an east side native I give this place 5 stars fuck all my friends who don’t like this place!!! #eastside

I really enjoyed this place. First we ordered a C&C roll (sushi with crab, avocado, and cream cheese). It was so fresh and yummy! It came out very quickly.
My husband ordered the combo that had short ribs, bbq beef, and something else meaty. The short ribs were a bit fatty, but the bbq beef was really good. I ordered the chicken combo with bbq chicken and chicken katsu. Tons of food, and for $ 7.95? Can’t beat it. Loved the chicken katsu, but the bbq chicken was a bit fatty. Loved the katsu sauce. The mac salad was really good! First time I’ve ever tasted tuna in a Hawaiian mac salad.
Overall, really good food. I wanna come back especially to get some more of that C&C roll!

This our go to place for ordering if we want something fast, simple, and delicious. We usually get the Hawaiian bbq chicken plate and my husband gets the bbq chicken sandwich. Everything is so good. The chicken is tender, juicy, and full of flavor. And I must say that I am not a huge fan of macaroni salad but for some reason their macaroni salad is so good. And also my husband likes their fried rice that comes with the meal.

Always get the same thing when I come here and it never lets me down: The local plate with katsu chicken in place of teriyaki chicken!
Unlike other hawaiian spots they give you big portions of rice but one thing I don’t really agree with is why they don’t put my damn macaroni salad in a separate cup idk about you but I don’t like my ms warm… Other than that I love this place.
But I’m not too fond of the staff my two years going there I’ve never seen one person smile.
⁸⁄₁₀ would be 9 but warm macaroni salad.

Closest Hawaiian food from my place. If I don’t feel like driving to L&L. Just as good! But katsu at L&L is better in my opinion

So I happened upon this place while house sitting for a friend of mine. It was close and I saw online that they had manapua so I had to mosey on down to check them out. The place is small but really clean. The counter had a lot on it but was overall organized. The staff greater me as I came in and told me approximately how long the food would take to cook since I had to go back outside to attend to my dog (who came along for the ride.) So overall I would say the staff was really nice.
On to the important stuff… The food!!! The Hawaiian BBQ beef that my friend had was really good, but my manapua left a lot to be desired. It dry and lacked the great Hawaiian flavor I was anticipating. If I came back here I would probably stick to one of the BBQ plates. Oh one other thing that kinda annoyed me was they still had skewers on the menu even though they no longer offer them. So I had to option for a different more costly item to go with my manapua.

Yes, there’s L&L and Aloha Kitchen on the Eastside, but my favorite spot is Aloha a Go Go for Hawaiian food.
Its a small restaurant with about 6 tables. I usually order food for pick up and they’re very fast and efficient with getting orders out because I’ve never had to wait for the food to be done.
I always order chicken katsu and I like how all their food isn’t overly greasy as it is at other restaurants. You can order your meals either mini (1 scoop of rice and mac salad) or regular (2 scoops of rice and mac salad). They also have sushi rolls available! My go to rolls are the Las Vegas and Lisa roll. And you can get a side of kimchi for $ 1.

I’m a good fan of this place. Having eaten here twice, i’ve tried their sushi and their chicken Katsu. Hawaiian bbq isn’t something i eat too often so once in awhile it just tastes great. The menu here has a nice good selection, prices are alright, but the food quality is very satisfying.
Service is fast and the lady working here is very nice. Waiting on orders have been short with my experiences, maybe 5 to 10 minutes on 3 dishes is quite short for the amount they have to cook. I’m not a big fan of Macaroni Salad, but Aloha A Go Go has a pretty tasty macaroni salad. Of course don’t expect anything fancy here.
The chicken katsu is also quite good. comes out fresh tasting, and crunchy and at the right temperature it’s just perfect.
Not much else to say but definitely give it a try. I’ve tried many other Hawaiian bbq’s in Las Vegas and Aloha A Go Go doesn’t disappoint!

This is a good solid place for a Hawaiian fix.
I like to get the Atkins plate, it comes with BBQ chicken, short ribs, BBQ beef, and 2 eggs. They also give you a side of rice and Mac salad! It’s all very flavorful, and they give you a couple pieces of each meat. This is forsure worth the 8.25. The Mac salad is fantastic, which is another reason I like to get the plate.
If you’re feeling extra lazy, they deliver! I haven’t used it yet so I’m not sure if they have a minimum. But, how many other Hawaiian places deliver? It’s a big plus, in my opinion.

Found this little place when they sent an ad to my house and when i saw they sold sushi and how close they were i had to try it out! I just went there this morning and had a few rolls. For the price, they were great! Definitely filled my sushi craving and i will definitely be coming back for more. The lady there was real nice and the service was quick! I recommend you all try it out.

I love this place for a quick meal. The kahlua pork looks disgusting but tastes delicious! The amount of food you get for the price is very reasonable. I like the chicken katsu but not the sauce they serve with it so I just use soy sauce and chili sauce, yum. The only side dish that is almost good is the macaroni salad… they need to cook the pasta longer, always hard, blech.
Man I wish it were open right now, I’m craving that ish!

This place is great when you want to stuff your face after not eating for some elongated period of time. I always order the sampler dish, which has 3 fried seafoods.
This location isn’t nearly as tasty or fresh as the chain’s spots in Oahu, where I used to hit up after long days of surfing but still noticed the superior quality as opposed to Vegas locations.
I’d avoid this place after 7 or 8pm, b/​c they definitely don’t cook the food to-​order near closing time.

I wanted to checkout another Hawaii hole in the wall, and found a decent one in Aloha A Go Go. I have to admit it’s located way out in the right field of Las Vegas, and take some time to get too, but if your craving some Hawaii style plates in the area, it might not be bad thing check them out, It’s pretty well hidden in a Albertson shopping center at the foothill of Sunrise mountain, and has a menu similar to Yummy Sushi.
The place is fairly small, but it has a pretty good take out customer traffic; so getting a table wasn’t a problem, but to figure out what to eat was the difficult, because of too many choices. I ended up with a combo teri beef, and Garlic Chicken.
They took about ten minute to set up the plate, and my teri beef was okay… nothing to write home about, but the Chicken was kind of a stolen recipe of L & L (the ones in Hawaii) garlic chicken… it was good! but the Mac salad sucked a#s, and they need to work on that big time.
Would I make a special trip to visit them again? NO, but if I’m near the area, and staving, I might get the chicken, but without the salad.

Their store sign says «Hawaiian BBQ» and not Aloha A GoGo, but it’s next door to the China A GoGo, so we figured we found the right place.
Hubby had the Hawaiian BBQ Mix Plate and I had the Chicken Combo. We shared the Unagi Roll sushi.
First the good news: My plate consisted of the chicken katsu and BBQ chicken, which came with a side of katsu sauce, 2 scoops of rice and a side of macaroni salad. Both chicken types were good and I had no complaints, but the rice was on the dry, «al dente» side and the macaroni salad left a bit to be desired. I’ve tasted better macaroni salad before and even L & L serves up better macaroni salad.
The unagi sushi was great! Very smooth and delicious and the avocado inside the sushi was perfect and flavorful! The sushi was filled with crab meat, avocado, and cucumber with eel on top of it, drizzled with eel sauce. Very nice!
Now the bad news: Hubby was not so fortunate with his choice, which was the Hawaiian BBQ mix plate consisting of BBQ short ribs, BBQ beef, and BBQ chicken. The beef and short ribs were tough and chewy, in spite of the BBQ beef being very thinly sliced. Short ribs are normally tender, but not this one and he said its flavor was mild to almost nothing. The meat was served with a side of sauce, though, so that helped somewhat. Same story as mine for the rice and macaroni salad on his plate.
We thought the best part of the meal was the eel sushi and we’ll definitely go back again to try other types of sushi and also their malasadas. I have to say that their sushi is reasonably priced. California Roll is $ 3.95 and the unagi sushi we ordered was $ 5.95. Very affordable.
They have a wide assortment of food choices on their menu such as burgers, saimin, musubi, and haupia (coconut pudding dessert) and they offer catering service and delivery service within 3 miles. We’ll be back!

I love how this place has sushi and also the other common things found in other franchised Hawaiian places. The sushi rolls are good but a tad expensive for each because there is no option for AYCE. But the chicken Katsu is really good :]
If you eat there they give you a little miso soup. Pick up is quick and it’s usually never busy.
Being located super close to my house Is a plus.
Overall it’s a cool little spot :]

WHERE: Located in the plaza on Charleston & Sloan.
WHEN: 10am-​930pm, I believe.
WHY: If you happened to just recently move around this side of town, and are desperately in need of some quick and great tasting Hawaiian food, look no further!
WHAT: I had got off from work and straight home to some hungry brothers of mine! We debated on what type of food to eat, and came to conclude we were all craving some good old Hawaiian food! I would usually drive that 5 minutes to Island Flavor, but the 5 minutes actually became 35 minutes from our new place! Boohooo!!! =(
I then decided to search on Unilocal,and I was lucky enough to spot this SPOT. Muahaha!
First thing’s first. We step in to order. My brother and I both get the chicken combo, while my other brother gets the local plate. (Most plates are 8 bucks and well-​worth the 8 bucks!!) While we are waiting for our food, the server brings us a bowl of MISO SOUP!!! C’mon, who has ever had a side of miso at a hawaiian joint! I say BOMB​.COM!!! That right there = SOLD! Haha.
After a minute or so, we got our actual combo plates. Fast service, I may add! I loved the chicken katsu, but my bbq chicken was on the bland side. I could suggest adding a little bit more seasoning or even bbq sauce would have done the trick! Besides my bbq chicken, everything was splendid! I will definitely come back on those chicken katsu crave days!