Aloha Alley

My friends and I went to Aloha Alley to grab dinner around 7:30pm on a Friday. One of my friends and I are from Hawaii, and I asked the cashier if anyone on the staff was from Hawaii, and he said the chef was. The restaurant probably operates more on takeout, but there are a few tables where you can take your takeout and sit down, which is what we did. There were three other parties at the time, and it is a no frills ambiance. We ordered the tsunami nachos ($14.99), loco moco ($16.95), butter garlic shrimp ($16.95), big kahuna plate (kalbi, teri chicken, longanisa) ($24), and POG ($5/each - they had BOGO). Overall, the food was fine, and if you're from Hawaii and desperate, you can satisfy your craving. The tsunami nachos (ahi) were honestly the best thing, albeit the least authentic. The flavors were spot on, and I thought the wonton nachos complemented the fish more than regular chips would. For the loco moco, the hamburger was dry and overcooked. The garlic shrimp had a mild version of the flavors you would experience from a shrimp truck back home. Everything in the big kahuna plate lacked seasoning, and the kalbi was tough and chewy. The POG tasted very natural, but I was expecting a Hawaiian Sun or similar canned drink for nostalgia reasons. Again, the food is fine, and the prices are appropriate for the area. I just went in expecting to have a taste of home, and the flavors didn't live up to my experiences.

Aloha alley is easily the best Hawaiian food I've ever had (and I've been to Hawaii multiple times). We ordered the Hawaii ahi poke, the big kahuna, the kamikaze nachos, the cuppa chili, and POG. Everything was so delicious and flavorful, the fish was so fresh and it all tasted so authentic. My favorite was the tuna poke which reminded me so much of Hawaii as well as the POG which is house made and so tasty. The space was so fun and well decorated, and the service was also wonderful and everything came out so fresh and hot. I'm already planning my next visit and would highly recommend everything I got!!

Get a taste of Hawaii here at Aloha Alley! Lucky me, I came with a big group and got to sample a little bit of everyone's heaven. I'm going to happily start with lumpia, perfectly crispy and a munchable size, you could eat these forever because they aren't greasy. Chili was a surprising favorite, just the right amount of savory and slightly sweet combination of comfort food. Let's talk about the main entree that I was too busy eating to take photos of, unlike many other poke spots, this Hawaiian tuna Poke did not taste like it's been sitting out, it's the closest. I've tasted Hawaii in New York so far. The nachos were fun and a nice little crowd pleaser for the group. Don't miss out on a spam! musubi - more things, I was too busy eating rather than taking photos of. All in all, a cozy little place that satisfies your pico.

Got the Loco Moco and the Alloha Lemonade. The lemonade was soooooo good, every sip was just as good as the first. The citrus they use is delicious, I definitely recommend this as a MUST. The Loco Moco gravy was really yummy, and I chose the pineapple fried rice which was very good too. Came with two patties and perfectly sunny side up fried eggs. Definitely enjoyed and recommend this spot.

So so so tastyyyy! What I absolutely love about this spot is it can be so difficult to find authentic Hawaiian food in the city, but the new chef here is ACTUALLY native Hawaiian so yeah probably the best Poke you’ll have in the city but also like real dishes native to Hawaii. They’re also talking about adding more to the menu thanks to chef Quinn Nakahara ⭐️ I haven’t been able to get enough since I first tried and mouth is watering even as I look at the pics to post. HIGHLY recommend the short rib big Kahuna platter and the tacos (which are in wontons), AND the nachos are so yum

I stop by Aloha Ali every time I’m in DUMBO visiting family — it’s my favorite Brooklyn spot! The poké bowls are unbelievably fresh, flavorful, and full of care. I built mine with spicy tuna and tofu, and it was perfect. The vibe is chill and welcoming, and the whole team brings that true aloha spirit. I met Manny, the owner, today, and you can tell how much passion goes into everything here. I also tried their calamansi lemonade, which reminded me of home — my parents are Filipino, and that flavor brought back such warm memories. If you’re anywhere near DUMBO, this place is a must. Amazing food, great service, and a really good energy all around. 🌺

A taste of Hawaii in the heart of DUMBO in the middle of winter, this place delivers. The warm, soothing décor makes you forget the cold outside. The food brought me straight back to North Shore food trucks and the local fusion flavors of O‘ahu. D nostalgic bite and a “Wash Your Palms🌴” in the bathroom adding extra charm. Prices are comparable to the area, but portions are more generous. Meeting the owners, Manny and Karen, and hearing the passion behind their story made the experience even more special. FYI: the Lemonsito juice is a must. Mahalo, DUMBO! 🌺

Me and my bf were really underwhelmed with this place, which sucked because we had been so excited to try it. I got the chicken teriyaki bbq bowl and the tsunami nachos. The chicken teriyaki was doused in too much sauce (which feels crazy for me to say bc i usually love a lot of sauce, but this was just a really strong teriyaki sauce) and the rice and cold. The tsunami nachos were made from stale wonton chips and were also doused in way too much sauce. I hate to give bad reviews to restaurants, but the food wasn’t good and I feel like I wasted $48 :(

First time trying Hawaiian food and it was AMAZING!! The staff were so friendly and sweet. The BBQ chicken was actually insane - maybe the best chicken I have ever had. The poke nachos - YUM!!!! Also, the chilli was so unexpectedly good and comforting. Definitely recommend this place.

Ordered lunch to go to enjoy at a local brewery and was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed the meal! My husband and I shared a spam musubi (yummy, sweet sauce on it) along with the fire dance salmon which was good quality and flavor, and my husband really enjoyed the seasoning on the rice, too! We also opted for the Mac salad which was soooo good. Noodles cooked perfectly and delicious sauce too. It was packed inside when I went to pick it up, so that further shows me how quality aloha alley is! Def will be back.

My friends and I went to Aloha Alley to grab dinner around 7:30pm on a Friday. One of my friends and I are from Hawaii, and I asked the cashier if anyone on the staff was from Hawaii, and he said the chef was. The restaurant probably operates more on takeout, but there are a few tables where you can take your takeout and sit down, which is what we did. There were three other parties at the time, and it is a no frills ambiance. We ordered the tsunami nachos ($14.99), loco moco ($16.95), butter garlic shrimp ($16.95), big kahuna plate (kalbi, teri chicken, longanisa) ($24), and POG ($5/each - they had BOGO). Overall, the food was fine, and if you're from Hawaii and desperate, you can satisfy your craving. The tsunami nachos (ahi) were honestly the best thing, albeit the least authentic. The flavors were spot on, and I thought the wonton nachos complemented the fish more than regular chips would. For the loco moco, the hamburger was dry and overcooked. The garlic shrimp had a mild version of the flavors you would experience from a shrimp truck back home. Everything in the big kahuna plate lacked seasoning, and the kalbi was tough and chewy. The POG tasted very natural, but I was expecting a Hawaiian Sun or similar canned drink for nostalgia reasons. Again, the food is fine, and the prices are appropriate for the area. I just went in expecting to have a taste of home, and the flavors didn't live up to my experiences.

Tucked away on a side street near Timeout Market, Aloha Alley is an excellent option for Asian fusion food! Aloha Alley has fresh poke bowls with generous portions of fish, and tasty nachos made with crispy wonton noodles. So creative! The service is great, very friendly and efficient. And the restaurant is cozy with a half dozen tables and Hawaiian decor everywhere. I would recommend coming in for a healthy casual bite with small groups!

Legit Hawaiian-style poke. Obviously more expensive than in Hawaii, but you're not going to find poke like this very easily anywhere else in NYC. Comes with rice (not pictured)

I've never had Hawaiian food but I wanted to try it for a minute. I pulled up to aloha valley. It's in dumbo a pretty good area. They specialize in poke and Hawaiian food so I ordered the big kahuna. Where you get a good mix of everything. Rice, 3 Meats, and macaroni salad. Plus I got a side salad. Priced at $24 but they pack it out with protein. I like how they add sesame on the rice it adds a nice crunch. There's chicken, steak and I think pork. I really wanted to try this Hawaiian mac salad. It's different from how Caribbeans make it but it compliments the meal. After eating everything, it fills me up but doesn't leave me sluggish. It's a pretty good meal. Customer service was straight forward. Shout out to the guy who helped me. Food didn't take too long. I would definitely come back to explore the Hawaiian flavors.

We stopped by after walking around DUMBO for a bit and I always love Hawaiian food so I'd figure we give this place a try. It was alright but nothing to write home about. The fish and flavors of the kamikaze nachos was good but the wonton chips were hit or miss. Some were too oily and not crisp enough. Some were too hard that it hurt my teeth to bite into. The spicy garlic shrimp flavor-wise was also good but we're never fans of places that keep the tails on the shrimp. It just makes it harder to eat. The restaurant itself is nice though and maybe the poke bowls and other dishes are better.

This is a good spot for the Dumbo residents since it's a great choice for some yummy food in the neighborhood! This is more of a takeout spot with some seating to relax and chill with family or friends so I think this is more affordable spot if you're in the area as a tourist or a resident of Dumbo. You order at the register and you get your meal in the back. One of my friends went to Hawaii and said that this wasn't as authentic as she would hope but I didn't know as I never been. I got the big kahuna which was a whopping $24 which was pricey for what it was in a take out kind of spot with to go utensils and containers. My friends got the loco moco and didn't have too much to say about that one. I like having a side of mac with my bbq but I felt like for the price I rather just go to FOB as it tastes very similar to Filipino bbq and we would get more sides. I got the spam musubi to go and I think it was just okay. It's quite overrated on Instagram but I still think this is a great option for people to have if they're in the area as Dumbo is filled with extremely pricey food and we definitely needed a spot like this. I don't know if I would go out of my way to eat here again but it was good to try. Maybe if I was back in the area I would try their poke next time.

What a fun find! My husband and I ordered from here for the second time today and we just love how fresh and delicious the food is. The poke nachos are divine! Crispy wontons as nachos with fresh ahi, chopped jalapeños + pineapple and topped with sauces that only elevate the dish. It's such a good blend of crispy fatty goodness. I got the fire dancer salmon poke tonight and that was really as fresh and flavorful. The cooked bowls aren't bad either but the Mac salad doesn't compare to other Hawaiian spots-it lacks that certain something. Regardless, it's such a fun spot to order from.

Located in Dumbo, just a short walk from the waterfront, Aloha Alley is a laid-back spot offering traditional Hawaiian dishes like musubi, poke, loco moco at reasonable prices. The portion sizes were generously large. The teri chicken was excellent! It was tender with a delightful balance of sweetness and tang. The macaroni salad was the perfect side for this dish. It also comes with furikake rice. I have never had it before, but it was a savory and unique flavor profile. Service was also fast and kind. It was refreshing to find a reasonably priced restaurant in such a tourist-heavy area of Dumbo.

I came by with a friend for a post-workout meal in DUMBO. It's a nice, little Hawaiian spot for a casual dine-in or grab to-go and enjoy at Pebble Beach. You don't find Hawaiian food often in NY, so this is a nice treat with a variety of plates, musubis, poke, and nachos. Between the two of us, we shared the Longanisa Musubi Combo ($12), Kamikaze Nachos ($14.99), and BBQ Surf & Turf ($16.95). The combo also came with a POG drink, which was good but not sure I'd pay $5 for it. The musubi was OK, nothing all too special really. The surf and turf was nice to try both the chicken and shrimp, but I wish we could've picked a different flavor for the shrimp. The favorite was the nachos, which is the perfect order to share. Next time I'd have to try the poke and their garlic shrimp to really compare to Hawaii. Otherwise, glad to have this spot in Brooklyn.

Obsessed with this new Hawaiian spot from the Em Vietnamese team. Came for a casual dinner one night and ordered the musubi combo (pork longanisa and POG), and the Teri chicken bbq (comes with mac salad). My favorite items were the mac salad and POG. Pork longanisa was also excellent. Would try the poke next time. Shave ice is also apparently coming soon - fingers crossed!

As a fan of Asian grilled meats in general (viet porkchop, kbbq, etc.), the big kahuna bowl hit the spot. Iced matcha latte and POG were also great. Musubi was a bit messy to eat and I feel like there wasn't enough longanisa in it but ofc still such a good quick comfort food. I have to try the 1 protein poke next time (not custom bowls) for the true authentic Hawaiian experience.

This place really lives up to its hype imo. the line was out the door and I think everyone had the same idea to get this place for lunch. I think they're relatively new so their service was a bit chaotic, but with a crowd it was expected. there was plenty of seats inside to grab and eat which was nice. the poke was super fresh and made to order which is so nice to see. they had so many ingredients to choose from which I appreciate and it also meant my poke was exactly how I liked it. the platter was also delicious, but the rice was a bit soggy? mushy? we weren't too sure why, but the meat was charred and flavored amazingly! the mac salad was so good as well. the POG was refreshing for all the food!

lovely fast casual spot for Hawaiian foods right by the DUMBO waterfront. The menu is slim, but it has some of the hardest hitting Hawaiian items. I tried their loco moco plate, which is made with beef patties and two fried eggs, as well as rice and macaroni salad. the flavor of the gravy was really savory with a bit of sweetness. the service was friendly, though getting the food to go required a bit of a wait. the interior is simple and there is some limited seating inside. I recommend!

10/26 -- nice casual Hawaiian-Filipino spot, you order at the counter and there's several tables you can sit at. I thought service was great. - salmon poke and rice: BOMB! Salmon was creamy and fresh and buttery, my tongue was in heaven; and the rice??? They put crack in that furikake topped rice... I was obsessed - furikake fries was ok, a bit too sweet for my liking and was soggy bc of the sauce - loco moco was ok, the beef itself was solid and the pasta was also great, the rice was just distractingly too gingery - lumpia was perfectly crispy and flavor was spot on, probably some of the best lumpia in the city

When you walk in, you're warmly greeted with an "Aloha" that instantly sets the tone, just like being on the islands. The style is casual and welcoming. Every dish had so much flavor Below are some of the dishes we tried Barbecue Teri Salmon I'm usually not big on cooked salmon, but this one was a game changer. Perfectly grilled with a sweet, not-fishy flavor that made it so enjoyable. The macaroni salad was creamy with a nice crunch, pretty sure those were bits of carrots in there. Simple and comforting. Aloha Salmon Poké This was so smooth and fresh. The salmon was high-quality and paired perfectly with sweet onions and little chunks of mango. The shoyu ponzu added a nice tang and the furikake rice tied it all together. Not a lot of places on the mainland offer poké a la carte without turning it into a bowl and I appreciated that simplicity focusing on the fish and the flavor. As close as you'll get to real Hawaiian poké without getting on a plane! Butter Garlic Shrimp Perfectly cooked, just pink enough with a satisfying bounce when you bite into it. The breadcrumbs added a nice texture, and I swear there was a hint of coconut in the seasoning that I absolutely loved. Comes with rice and macaroni salad for a complete experience. Spam & Longanisa Musubi Tried both versions (they come with egg) and while the classic Spam Teriyaki is my favorite salty, savory, and nostalgic,the longanisa version was a fun twist. Sweet, garlicky sausage flavor that gave major Filipino breakfast vibes. Great grab-and-go snack for New Yorkers or tourists on the move. Kamikaze Nachos Such a fun surprise! Crunchy wonton chips topped with Aloha Salmon poké, mango, scallions, and sauces. Loved the mix of textures and flavors, the sweet mango and spicy mayo combo was fire. Lumpia A Filipino classic that never misses. Crispy, golden pork lumpia served with sweet and sour sauce. Always a win. Overall, this spot is bringing bold, authentic flavors in every bite. Whether you're missing Hawaii or just want something different and delicious, you won't be disappointed. Definitely will be back.

Was super excited because saw this place on TikTok and the price + fish quality were both great but I wouldn't travel all the way to dumbo for it. You order beforehand online and the wait said 30-40 mins but it was ready in 10. We tried all 3 of the Hawaiian style fishes and I honestly liked all 3 of them and they paired well with the rice (wish this was softer) but the fire dance tuna was our favorite. We also got the tuna nachos which were good but I wouldn't need it again. I didn't like the Mac salad but my friends did, and the matcha was actually really good!

This place was ok! We happened to be in the area and needed a quick bite before getting to hotel. We shared a garlic shrimp and it was meh. Portion size was small & did not remind us of Hawaii at all. Maybe the poke is better?

A cute little Hawaiian spot serving up high quality dishes in dumbo. More of a casual spot with about 6 tables inside, I could imagine taking food to-go and eating it by the water! Came here on a Sunday with a friend for a mid-day meal (around 3:30 pm). We opted to split a few dishes and got the following: - Longanisa Musubi Combo: I wasn't sure about trying this vs a typical spam musubi, but I'm glad we did! The longanisa was nicely cooked and I felt like it was something different. Would definitely order again. - Kamikaze Nachos: The nachos were fried to perfection with little air pouches that only come from a solid bath in oil. The nachos were also topped with salmon poke and had a ton of flavor. Delicious but definitely decadent and I would only get when sharing with a friend (or ideally multiple friends!) - BBQ Surf & Turf: Solid but nothing novel about it. Came with rice and macaroni salad. If you are looking for a classic hawaiian plate this will do it. - POG juice: I'm not a big juice drinker, but the POG was solid. Overall a tasty meal with some hits and no misses! The only nit I have is that our food took a while to come out-- I noticed people who ordered after us getting their food ahead of us (and it was the same dishes).

Pretty good! Got the salmon poke and it was good though a little too simple/basic for the price (expensive) but their ice-cold POG?? Oh my gosh, heavenly, especially on these sweltering summer days. I'd come back again just for that.

Cutie with aloha vibes & food. I went straight for the pole. Ahe tuna with doodles was a fresh & tasty take. They make theirs Hawaii style so tuna was separate and it was a lot of yummy sesame marinated tuna. They are pretty new, but the quality of the bowl was exceptional so I will be back.

A very cozy charming hidden gem with charming island décor with laid-back Hawaiian vibe in the middle of busy DUMBO district. A perfect place for casual small group gathering. Generous potion at affordable prices, blending authentic Hawaiian flavors with an international fusion twist. Friendly staff and attentive service make the experience better. A must-try place when you are in the area.

So happy to have this new restaurant addition to DUMBO. It replaced a sushi restaurant that used to be in this spot. Aloha Alley is a Hawaiian poke and bbq, fast, casual restaurant. Nice and clean inside with cute decor. Not sure if it's because it's a new operation and they're still adjusting but service is slow here, especially if you order kitchen hot food items. If you just want poke, it's quick since it's all prepped already for your selection. I only had the pork lumpia and POG drink from here so far, and the food and drink are delicious. I've heard great comments about the food here from others though, but only complaint is the wait time. Hopefully, they sort out the kinks soon.

I just want to say that the 5 stars this place has on Yelp is very, extremely, truly deserved. The food is amazing. The serving size is more than generous. And the staff accommodated a last minute switch up after my husband made a mistake and ordered the wrong nachos and paid already (switched from Kamikaze to Tsunami because I'm a tuna girl). Nacho chips were delectable and I was just obsessed with the crisp, the tuna, the mayo, and everything else. I didn't take a picture of hub's Big Kahuna plate, but even though I remember the beef and longanisa being just ok, the chicken teriyaki is just so *chef's kiss*. Surf and Turf also is thumbs up from me. A gem in Dumbo and I hope to come back again!

Wow! The food was incredible. If you can find a time that this place is not busy... you scored a jackpot. The poké was so fresh and the portions were HUGE. We ended up sharing because there was just too much. I got a Fire Dance Salmon and the fries. (ONE OF THE BEST FRIES I'VE EVER HAD!) A lot of flavor and perfectly crisp. Not pictured, but I got a lemonade too. There was something special about it. It is a must try! I took a sip of the matcha, and I kinda wish I bought one of them too. All the drinks are good! Service was on point. The owner actually delivered and spoke to the customers when we visited. It was so nice to see how much care they put on the food and experience. They recently opened so they are fine-tuning the supplies and delivery. Overall, there is something really special about this place. I think it goes to show by the constant flow of customers. I think ordering ahead is the best way... We really lucked out, but as soon as we ordered, the place was packed! Food was delivered quick and brought to us by the owner himself. A+++ P.S. Try the salmon teriyaki/musubi. I took a bite and ordered three to go! Worth it.

Poke is good, would come back for that. The big kahuna plate I wouldn't get again. The short ribs were tough and fatty, the chicken was just ok and I got a teeny tiny sausage as well that tasted good at least. It's also annoying that the only way you can order the short ribs is in combination with two other things...I found that unusual. I had my hopes high and traveled from Manhattan to come here and I think it was just average. You be the judge

Food was flavorful and the fish was fresh. Service was fast. Staff members were kind and helpful. Loved their grilled food and how they separate the fish from the poke rice. Their nachos is soooo good too. Perfect for take out

Stopped here for a quick bite while in dumbo. I wanted something light and refreshing and this did the trick. This is a Hawaiian poke and bbq spot with a great selection of choices. When I entered there were a few people there who were still deciphering on what to get from the menu. I opted for the poke combo which included 3 poke tacos and a drink (also allows you to save 50 cents if you were planning on getting a drink and taco separately). I went with the salmon poke tacos which had chopped mangos, sweet onion and cucumbers with a ponzu sauce. I waited about 10 minutes and my meal was ready for pick up at the counter. The crispy shells added a nice crunch to a typically soft poke meal and the tacos were generously filled. After 3 I felt like my savory appetite was satisfied but I wasn't overly stuffed. For my drink I opted for the hibiscus refresher which wasnt as sweet but more flavorful for a drink. My friend ordered the POG which was the passionfruit orange and guava drink -more on the tart side but very refreshing! The staff was super friendly and gave us extra napkins as well and the place itself is cute with Hawaiian themed decor and seating for 20 people or so.

Aloha alley is easily the best Hawaiian food I've ever had (and I've been to Hawaii multiple times). We ordered the Hawaii ahi poke, the big kahuna, the kamikaze nachos, the cuppa chili, and POG. Everything was so delicious and flavorful, the fish was so fresh and it all tasted so authentic. My favorite was the tuna poke which reminded me so much of Hawaii as well as the POG which is house made and so tasty. The space was so fun and well decorated, and the service was also wonderful and everything came out so fresh and hot. I'm already planning my next visit and would highly recommend everything I got!!

Impressed with how fresh and authentic this poke was. I've had horrible poke in NYC and this couldn't be further from it. The flavors were there, the ahi had great texture, and the mac salad was awesome with just enough sweetness. Almost as good as the poke I've had in Hawaii, and so much more convenient!

Stopped by Aloha Alley while exploring DUMBO and loved it. The drinks are refreshing, and the presentation is on point -- you can tell they care about quality. Staff was friendly and quick even during a busy afternoon. The place has a calm, minimal vibe that makes it great for a short break or catching up with friends. Definitely worth a visit.

Some of the best poke I've ever had honestly! So fresh and perfect, perfect lunch spot. Service was good! love the bowls they make themselves !

Took the kiddos to Brooklyn Bridge Park and walked to a nearby spot for lunch. We kicked things off with the Kamikaze Nachos to share--crispy, flavorful, and a lighter twist compared to the usual heavy nachos loaded with meat, sauce, and cheese. The salmon was especially fresh and well-seasoned, a definite highlight. For our main, we tried the Big Kahuna plate, which was great for sampling--Galbi Short Rib, Teriyaki Chicken, and Longanisa. Each had its own flavor profile and complemented the others nicely. For drinks, we got two refreshing options the kids loved: Matcha and Aloha Lemonade. The Aloha one stood out with its use of Calamansi. My kids loved the bright citrus blend of lemon, lime, and orange.

Super fresh and extremely good. Been here every other day and I've tried mostly everything on their menu and it's spot on. I appreciate the small details such as the Ahi Poke comes on a bag of ice. Big win for the neighborhood with them here now. Staff is also really friendly.

Takeout was amazing! Food was fresh, and everything tasted amazing. My friends and I enjoyed our dinners

Kenny and Jimmy are awesome, great service and even better food. Really the best thing you can get around Dumbo BK, even tho it's near Time Out Market!

Aloha Alley had such a warm and welcoming vibe. The staff was so friendly and the food was incredible. It's in a great location in Dumbo too. We ordered the Big Kahuna, spicy garlic shrimp and kamikaze nachos which was perfectly paired with the hibiscus refresher and the aloha lemonade. I also grabbed a spam musubi to go and am kicking myself for only getting one. Will definitely be going back and would highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area!

So excited to have this new Hawaiian BBQ & poke spot in the neighborhood! I stopped by and tried the loco moco--absolutely delicious. The homemade mushroom gravy is next-level and pulls the whole dish together perfectly. You can really taste the care they put into their food. Service was fast and friendly, and the space is super clean and welcoming--a great spot for a casual bite or takeout. I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying their poke next. If you're in the area, definitely give them a try and support a great new local business. Highly recommend!

The ahi tuna poke bowl and ahi tacos are fresh and tasty. Fast service. Hibiscus refresher hit the spot!

Amazing poke and drinks. Grab your food and enjoy it by the water or Brooklyn bridge. The Fire Dance Tuna bowl is bomb.

I wish I had taken a picture of everything we ordered, but we were too busy digging right in! We ordered the Kamikaze nachos, ahi poke, mac salad, and chicken musubi. Everything tasted so fresh, and the portions are absolutely great for the price! This is an amazing addition to the area. The staff is also exceptionally kind! Kenny was super helpful with suggestions and quickly fixed an issue that I believe was my own mistake when ordering. The restaurant also has great ambiance and great music. I'm so glad I was able to bring my sister here to try something new on her trip to New York! I will definitely be coming back soon!

Grab & Go for quick lunch fill up !! Great new place very clean and friendly staff Aloha Alley!! I'll come back again

A new place in Dumbo great vibe Good Music feel like I'm in Hawaii stop by grab a poke bowl "Aloha Salmon" Fresh!! stop by if you are thirsty for Matcha cause it is soooo good here and a warm welcoming friendly staff !!

After tasting the dishes, the praise makes sense. The employees display exceptional kindness and reception. The kitchen delivers exceptional results. Despite limited room, their cooking impresses. I can't wait to explore more menu options.

New Hawaiian place in dumbo! Tried their spam and a hibiscus drink both were great. Will definitely be back.

So delicious!! Authentic Hawaiian is definitely hard to find in NYC. Fish was so fresh and they give you so much. Staff was so kind and taught a ton about traditional Hawaiian food! Poke nachos were the standout

We stopped by Aloha Alley for drinks and would definitely come back to try the food. We were immediately greeted with an 'aloha;' the staff was very friendly. We tried the lemonade which was refreshing and not too sweet, as well as the matcha latte which was smooth and a nice little afternoon treat. The restaurant was very clean and had plenty of seating. If you are in the area, definitely check it out. Bonus -- it's right near the waterfront, a great location and very convenient to stop in for a bite!

Amazing addition to the neighborhood. Ordered the kamikaze nachos and a matcha latte. The salmon was fresh, and the portions were incredible for the price. was a total umami bomb. you will not leave hungry. Also don't sleep on the matcha -- wonderfully balanced with just the right sweetness. Staff and mgmt were also SUPER friendly.