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Growing up in Hawaii and now living on the "9th Island," I have definitely experienced some excellent local cuisine in my life. I first tried Aloha Specialties back in the late 90s during my first visit to Las Vegas. The experience was wonderful because prior to that visit, I haven't had any good lo

Great place especially if you like Hawaiian food, good prices to , my Loko Moco was huge and delicious and not expensive at all. The place is nice just more like a fast food setup , you order your food at the counter and go sit down and wait for it.

The food was excellent, and the service was great. There was a wide selection of delicious dishes to choose from. I decided to try the Won Ton Mein, and it exceeded my expectations with its amazing flavors.

Good affordable Hawaiian food on Fremont with a cozy environment.

The only place for Hawaiian food here In Vegas , Teri plate , curry chicken , Mac salad all are delicious 😋 Get over there and try it , you will like it !

So damn delicious! If I could eat there every day, for every meal, I would. Can't wait to go back and try everything! That kimchi- perfect!

Was introduced to Aloha Specialities by our friend and local Vegas residents back in 2011. His fave was "Flash", aka the Beef and/or Chicken rice bowl, priced at around $5.50 then. This was always the first and last place we ate at on our annual Vegas visit. Today, we treated our friends to eat, fo

First "new" place I visited that I liked instantly. It was a short line about an hour to closing, and we ordered a loco-moco and a combination bento with Mahe, Korean BBQ ribs, and other items. The food was tasty, plentiful, reasonably priced, and the staff was ultra friendly and helpful. All the di

The food was delicious. I had the 3 meat combo.. chicken tri tip, and pork. Comes with rice and the macaroni salad was the bomb. I will be returning.

Best chicken teriyaki ive ever had—crispy skin with the chicken and teriyaki sauce itself was not too sweet or cloying. Macaroni salad was very good even though I’m not usually a fan of creamy pasta salads. FYI it’s cash only.