Aloha Hawaiian Barbecue

This was the best fast service Hawaiian BBQ I’ve ever had. We ordered the Kailua Pork and Chicken Katsu and they were both delicious. The pork was really juicy and tender, very flavorful without too much salt. Additionally the fried chicken was really tender and “clean”, clearly fried with fresh oil. The proportions were great for the price. Unless your absolutely starving I suggest the “mini” size is plenty big for full meal as it comes with rice and salad. We ordered our food thru DoorDash out of desperation because it was getting late and we couldn’t drive anywhere from our motel. Turns out we made a great decision, our food was hot, fresh, and delicious. Thanks! I definitely suggest giving this place try, great take out. :) Picture: Half & Half Combo with Kailua Pork and Chicken Katsu. Macaroni salad and two scoops of white rice

First time and never coming back. The service is terrible. No hello. No greeting. Rather grumpy old male and female working. I got my order and it was tiny af. Rib was cut off like it has been eaten. 1 slice of thin meat and 2 chickens. Terrible taste. Bot worth $18 food for a mini portion. Rip off and fraud. The other bbq across from the burrito place a block from this terriblenplace has bigger portion and less price. Dont say I didnt warn you.

Not fresh at all! Chicken katsu, bbq beef and shredded cabbage were old tasting. Service is disorganized. Overall not a good experience, I do not recommend this business

I don’t know why this place have over 4 stars, but the food is super mediocre. Everything is so salty, the ribs from trader joe are way better and cheaper than here. Do not recommend.

What I wanted in Hawaiian food that isn't poke. It tasted great but terrible for me. Pretty good value and takes card (which other near by places don't).

The food was “ok” though it didn’t look or taste fresh. Portions not very generous and most combos are about $19 ( taxes included).

The food really hit the spot when I just wanted to eat some meat and carbs.

Menu was clear, staff are nice & busy. Was skeptic to order a Hamburger, but I did. Hamburger was great. Good size french fries. My daughter ordered chicken strips with side order of potatoe salad & drink. Fair prices. Staff were smiling & working. When food ready, they proceed to your table. Take out available also. Will go again with other daughter

Aloha BBQ is a convenient spot for a quick meal. I was in the area for Safeway and decided to check it out, especially to see if the loco moco was any good. It was your typical takeout-style version that gets the job done. The gravy was very salty and watery, so I was glad it came on the side and not on top. The eggs were cooked to my preference and the patties tasted like standard frozen beef. They give a generous portion of rice, though the macaroni salad was a bit too mushy for me. The food came out fast and the staff were efficient, which made the visit smooth. There was plenty of seating inside and everything looked clean and well kept. Parking is mostly on the street but there is a Safeway lot right across if needed. If you are in the area and want something filling without much of a wait, this place is a solid option.

I been ordering takeout from them about once every few months and I really can say I love this place. Garlic shrimp plate or BBQ mixed plate or even chicken Katsu they are all yummy! Even the burgers are cheap, quick and tasty! I only do takeout out here and they are usually really chill & nice to me. Try it out for a quick and satisfying meal.

Delicious pork katsu. Service was friendly and fast. Will definitely be back. five stars

Yummy Hawaiian food, good prices and very close to my house! What more could I want? I also like Hawaiian Drive In but sometimes they close earlier and only take cash so Aloha is another option.

Got some food here before my haircut. It's a pretty straightforward setup, walk up, order, then wait for your food to come out. It was pretty sparse inside because most people do takeout or do DoorDash from here. Oh, they also take credit cards so that's a plus! The food itself is pretty good. I got the Atkins mini and my friend got the Hawaiian bbq chicken. Chicken was tender, flavorful, and juicy! It's the standard rice and the Macaroni salad was the generic stuff that other Hawaiian places serve. Overall it's a pretty good place and I hope to be here more often!

I have been to several Hawaiian BBQ Fast Food Before The Hawaiian BBQ Places of different cities which That I have been to other than San Francisco Would be Daly City!!!!! I Have Been Here Only Once to Aloha Hawaiian BBQ Which Was Pretty Good I Had Myself A Chicken Katsu With Macaroni Salad,Which is one of my favorite item to eat at a Aloha Hawaiian BBQ Fast Food Restaurant!!!!! If your here in the Mission Street Area & Craving for Hawaiian Food Try Going To Ãĺòĥă Ĥãŵàììâñ ƁƁQ In The Mission Street Area they make good & yummy Hawaiian BBQ Food!!!!!

Curry chicken wings were VERY salty and like a previous review there was no curry taste! Just salty!

Me and my family were just starving looking for a place to eat and all of a sudden were like. Let's just pull over and try this place out. I ordered the spam fried rice, and my family had the loco moco as well as the Hawaiian bbq. While we were waiting the reviews were scaring me but they were from years ago. What they're doing now I'm sure these guys will satisfy you. The food was good, friendly staff, and one of the workers gave my niece a free popsicle. I forgot to take pictures because we demolished the food

3.5 stars I got the chicken katsu mini and spam musubi trio. I'm not giving it 4 stars because the katsu sauce was runny or watered down, which changes the taste and experience a bit.

3.5 STARS We wanted Hawaiian food. Decided to try Aloha BBQ since we found it on DoorDash. We place our lunch delivery order on Sunday, June 21st 2:08pm. It arrived at 2:57pm. We live in Outer Richmond. *BBQ Mix Plate: Barbecue beef, short ribs, and chicken, Macaroni Salad ($14.75) *Loco Moco: Hamburger patties over rice covered with brown gravy and topped with eggs, Regular, Macaroni Salad, White Rice, Medium ($12.95) *Kalua Pork: Regular, Macaroni Salad, White Rice ($12.95) *Grilled Spam Musubi: Trio ($7.80) *Cheeseburger: Single, Medium ($5.85) *Macaroni Salad ($3.55) I always end up ordering a mix plate since I love both beef and chicken. This one was pretty good. A nice smokiness to the meats. Also, portion wise, a good amount of rice and chicken. I was also craving a loco moco, so decided to try it here. The burger patty was really dry and chewy. And the gravy didn't have much flavor. It was disappointing. But I did enjoy the spam musubi. Just squeeze some sriracha on it and I'm set! Good for their bbq plates and musubi, but I'd stay away from the loco moco. Not enough flavor and the meat was tough!

Food is decent but its too expensive for the portion size. Very similar to L&L and Hawaiian drive-in. The mac salad was dry and the short ribs barely had any meat on them.

Typical Hawaiian style food. Quick and a few more options than other places. Meat was a little tough but might've been just mine. Definitely worth a try.

Great Hawaii plates. Excellent macaroni salad! Generous portions and their various sauces are all very tasty.

The short ribs are smaller and more chewy with more fat and stringy parts and only a little bit of meat comparing to Hawaiian Drive Inn. Indicating the quality. Also I asked for veggies instead of all the sides in my combo and they literally just gave me more of the free lettuce base that comes with anything. So disappointed. It's literally no sides then why am I paying for the sides? The other places when I asked they always give me broccoli. The chicken is ok, standard level. Would choose another place next time, not really worth the money.

I found a black dot on my Katsu. I thought it was a burnt piece of meat, good thing I checked it was a fly.. I ordered 4 things through Uber Eat. I am throwing everything away. Good thing I didn't feed my son. The other person found a screw in his food. This is such a careless mistake. It's not even a tiny fruit fly, sometimes they can jump into a cook food however this one is battered with Katsu together. They must don't cover the batter mix.

Don't order from Uber eats! They give you little portions compared to the other Hawaiin a few blocks down the street. I recommend going there instead for bigger portions. They be skimming you here like it's chipotle, They give you little food like a kids meal at panda express go few blocks down to the og Hawaiian! I promise it's better

Does not look like much driving by but we were craving Hawaiian bbq after our long day out. Reviews caught our attention and we decided to give it a try. The menu has a wide variety of options. I'm not a big fan of huge menus as it usually means that some of the dishes are sure to be questionable. My suspicions were correct with the shrimp simirin, it was basically instant noodles with 4 small shrimps which was quite disappointing. The spam misubi combo redeemed the meal. I'm probably unlikely to revisit.

Nope. Dry, flavorless rice, dry grilled beef, w no taste, thin , small piece of breaded fish, that was usable as a coaster. 3 dry frozen shrimp with zero taste. All this was laid over shredded, RAW cabbage( it should be grilled or steamed. ) No sauce, no flavor, no appeal, and over priced. Only checked it out because " drive in" ( coupla blocks away) was closed. No comparison. I wanted to like it, but day um!! Sorry

ATTENTION! *RUSTY SCREW* FOUND IN THE FOOD. I don't typically give a shit about crappy food or crappy service but THERE WAS A SCREW IN THE FOOD. We're currently on the phone with the store and the manager isn't in. Saying we'll get a call tomorrow. Fuck that, you guys have to contact your manager on their off time and resolve this shit. You see those pictures????? Holy fuck Not to mention, the Loco Moco I ordered is garbage. The patty is really hard and feels stale.

We always buy the Barbecue Mix Combo (Family Pack), and every time we get it we find that the chicken is barbequed to perfection. Keep up the good work guys!!

I walked past this place recently because of the negative reviews here, but then I got tempted by delivery and I gotta say, Ya'll are ALL WRONG. This place is deeelicious. For starters, this place has some of the best Kalua Pork you'll find outside of the islands. I've been trying to cut back on rice and I seriously couldn't help myself from devouring it just because of all the tasty sauces that got on it. The Mac salad is the bomb. The serving is very generous but you won't want to stop eating. They also have an Atkins combo. Yes, it's outdated... we call it Keto now and do you know how hard it is to find keto-specific stuff? Instead you always gotta modify your burger to a lettuce wrap and hold the sauce and...ugh it's a mess. Anyway like I was saying, this Atkins combo is a sweet deal. Tons of meat; it seriously was like 3 meals for me. It's not cheap but it sure ain't pricey, either. I'd happily order from this place again.

Aloha BBQ- Mission Street in San Francisco Restaurant is on super pedestrian heavy Mission Street in San Francisco. It is basically one of the many forms of "Hawaiian BBQ plate lunch" places that can be found all over the city. Inside is very much like mom and pop plate lunch joints- not a bad thing...but too bad the food didn't deliver. When we went, the restaurant was packed with the after school crowd. The employees were either intimidated or didn't care that the teens were running amok inside the restaurant, banging yelling and swearing up a storm. We ordered beef and lamb skewers with broccoli and a salad. Both beef and lamb were under seasoned and over cooked. The broccoli was cooked to the point of being limp. I suspect it was microwaved because the texture was uneven. Portion size was super small for the price. The skewers came with a soy dipping sauce that was watery. Not a great dining experience at Aloha BBQ. Rather ironic, because this area of Mission is loaded with a variety of wonderful restaurants, with an emphasis on Chinese food. I would probably check out one of the neighborhood options rather than return to Aloha BBQ again.

I got a takeout from here despite the mixed reviews. I still wanted to give it a try and I'm glad I did! To each their own. While some said the food is ok, others really like it. For me, I'm not amazed but I thought it was good casual food for a weekday delivery or takeout. Not to mention, the portions are generous! Please don't ever change that! Please continue to give generous portions!!! I got the combo with bbq chicken, beef, and short ribs. Instead of getting rice, I substituted with salad. When I got my food, I was actually pretty disappointed that it wasn't salad. It was just iceberg lettuce. I don't even know if it was seasoned. It felt like just eating lettuce but luckily the flavors from the meat made it taste better. I've also tried their friend chicken with gravy and man, that's the one that hits the spot. Comfort food! So bad yet so good. Overall, I like it for just a quick takeout for when I don't have food in the fridge or when I'm bored of cooked meals.

I was craving a Loco Moco and found this place on a google search. Really nice folks but the Loco Moco did not impress. The hamburger patty was not fresh hamburger. Definaltely previously frozen and tasted like a snak shack burger. Also needed more salt. The eggs were perfect but unfortunately the brown gravy lacked seasoning and this might just be me but a few green onions to garnish go along way in flavor. I wish they were part of the meal. Not bad overall bu I was hoping for more from a Hawaiian BBQ themed place.

Great food and portions for the money. Clean restaurant. I recommend the seafood platter.

We got Aloha BBQ via DoorDash. We did two rice plates: grilled chicken and a loco moco. We also got spam musubi. All good! The rice plates were a tad bland. I like how they cooked the chicken though - not dry. I found it odd they used lettuce instead of cabbage. But overall, pretty standard Hawaiian BBQ. Wouldn't mind getting it again.

I ordered delivery this morning with doordash. And the food was amazing. It wasn't burnt like L&L's BBQ. The taste of the food was outstanding. Although, I wish my spam massubi had more teriyaki sauce in it.

I really want to support this resteraunt but Do not order the Katsu from here, it's the thinnest Katsu I ever had. Try the other Hawaiin bbq spots instead. They were very fast with my order though and location is pretty good.

Everyone has cravings, even my wallet. Yes, my wallet. Sometimes it craves a cheap and filling meal with leftovers (gotta stretch that dollah), and that sometimes came last week. Previously Lin's Café (Chinese BBQ Deli & Restaurant), Aloha BBQ opened about 2 weeks ago, and thanks to Wilhelm Y.'s FTR for putting it on my radar. The menu offers standard Hawaiian fast food fare of bbq, rice plates, musubi, burgers, saimin, and etc, however, they also have some Chinese dishes: egg rolls, potstickers, fried rice, etc. They also offer party trays. Prices are about $.50 - $2 more than longtime neighborhood favorite, Hawaiian Drive Inn which is just down the block. I don't mind paying slightly higher prices but if you're going to charge more than your competitor, you better one up them. The food is comparable (decent to fill your stomach but not something I crave) but the wait is twice as long. We ordered pick-up via the yelp app and it took 20 minutes in an empty restaurant (found parking in front). Hawaiian Drive Inn can churn out orders in less than 10 minutes with a line out the door. However, Aloha BBQ accepts credit cards AND they deliver. We ordered the A1: Seafood Combo w/ Basa fish, fried shrimp & BBQ short ribs ($8.75): http://bit.ly/1dPQwCI and A4: Half & Half w/ chicken katsu & BBQ short ribs ($8.75): http://bit.ly/1zOu475. It's hard to phuck up fried foods so the chicken katsu was predictably decent albeit a tad dry. The accompanying sweet & sour gravy did help to provide some moisture so that was fine. The rice and mac is better than Hawaiian Drive Inn (not mushy). Avoid the short ribs which were insanely salty and laced with msg. I didn't try any of the seafood so I can't vouch for that. Portions were massive so we had plenty of leftovers for another meal but I also had to order some musubis as they're my benchmark for testing any good Hawaiian restaurant. One word: pathetic: http://bit.ly/1IRSnmb. They spam was pathetically thin compared to how much rice they pack in. I love rice and so do my thunder thighs but my goodness, please use less rice or use thicker cuts of spam. Not sure why there was only sauce on one musubi and not the others. Anyhow, we just ate the spam and tossed the rice. If you're not picky, and looking for a cheap AzN restaurant that provides a filling meal with leftovers and accepts credit cards then Aloha BBQ may be for you. As far as one upping their competitor, it's clean so you won't leave with your face looking like Kim K's greasy ( I ) on Paper mag (not hating, she has a nice bootylicious ass).

Hey brudda, it ain't no joy ride to get here. Man, I'd climb a volcano for cheap Hawaiian eats, but we're really talking about the Outer Mission. That's one long ride on the increasingly aromatic MUNI 14 line or a long march from the Balboa Park BART station. Or you could drive but what's the fun in that? You can recognize the place from the bright orange awning. Aloha, brudda. Enter and there's no doubt you're in a fast food joint, and it takes a while to absorb the highly detailed menu on the wall. I saw the usual suspects like kahlua pork, spam musubi and loco moco but also a section of "healthier" plates and even Aloha Atkins BBQ plates for those eating low carb. That would not be me on that particular evening. Given all the choices, I went with the most predictable one for someone who hasn't had authentic Hawaiian food in a while, the $8.75 "BBQ Mix Plate Plate" (their verbiage). For that bargain price, it was a hefty amount of food they put into my takeout carton, slabs of marinated barbecue beef, short ribs and chicken with two scoops of rice and one scoop of macaroni salad (photo: http://bit.ly/1fFXwCM). I'm not sure why they put it in a takeout carton since I told them I was eating there, or maybe they were cutting the middleman since they resumed I couldn't finish it in one sitting. Think again, brudda. As I was gnawing on the surprisingly tender meat, I noticed they make saimin here. Saimin? Damn, I love saimin. Even I have my limits, sorta, but I can't pass up saimin, can I? So once i was done with my BBQ plate, I ordered the $5.15 Aloha Saimin to go, another bargain and even the Spam Saimin was only $3.99. I took it home and ate it the following day reheated at work. It turned out the Aloha version contained pieces of barbecue beef and chicken atop soft wheat egg noodles swimming in a salty dashi broth (photo: http://bit.ly/1ez9QE1). Even reheated, it was pretty delicious. Just so you know, I would kick the best ramen out of bed for a bowl of saimin. That's how much I like saimin. Anyway, the owners don't look like Hawaiians, just a pleasant Asian family who didn't speak much English. I'm sure I'll take that bus ride again just for the saimin. FOOD - 3 stars...barbecue plate was middling even if the excess amount was impressive, the saimin was better but that may just be me AMBIANCE - 2.5 stars...fast food central, baby SERVICE - 3 stars...very nice and very quiet TOTAL - 3 stars...is a trek to the Outer Mission worth it for some cheap Hawaiian food?...let me try that saimin again

They asked us if we were dining in or taking out. We told them we were eating in but they charged us for take out anyways. The food took forever and it's bland. Definitely disappointed.

Was a little sketched out by low yelp ratings but the food here was delicious! Good price, fast delivery fatty short ribs, no complaints at all

Average Hawaiian BBQ food. Ordered myself BBQ Chicken healthier plate. The plate only had 2 small pieces of chicken and mostly lettuce. For $13.95, I was expecting more chicken and a bit more brown rice. Overpriced for Hawaiian food in my opinion.

As the food portions go lower, the prices got higher. Imagine $10 bucks for a meager portion of food. I ordered Loco Moco mini and what I got is not the mini I usually get. It got smaller and cramped into one plastic container. My advice: Take your $10 somewhere else

We order delivery from here through Uber Eats every now and then, it's always a decent meal. It can be slightly hit or miss with the quality -- for example sometimes it's a little greasier and the meat at times is more fat than protein. I recommend the BBQ Mix Plate: Barbecue beef, short ribs, and chicken, with Macaroni Salad and white rice. Pricing is reasonable.

Excellent chicken Katsu, macaroni salad and grilled chicken.

Ordered the atkins plate already feelin the vibe in here; atkins plate is sick and its a good phat keto boi for $10.75, i'll b back

This place was a block away from my old place. We only ever ordered take out but it was great every time!! I would always get the half-and-half chicken plate. This included rice, macaroni salad, friend chicken katsu and BBQ chicken. I would also sometimes get the spam masubi. The food quality was always good and they always were on time (when we were too lazy to go pick it up a block aka hung over) Would definitely recommend this place! Well priced, as well! You can definitely get 2 meals out of one plate.

Was craving some good, savory, salty food, and what better way to satisfy this than through Hawaiian food, right? I had a special deal with DoorDash in that I got free delivery, and decided to give this place a shot. Food arrived quickly (I'll give my DoorDash deliverer and Aloha BBQ equal credit for this), which was a plus. I ordered a mini Garlic Fish with Brown Rice and Tossed Salad for $7, while my dad got a Spam Musubi for $2. The pros: Good portion for a mini, lots of garlic on the white fish, which was cooked well and was offered in generous portions throughout the dish. Also, props to them for offering brown rice! The cons: "Tossed" salad was literally just pieces of lettuce (as opposed to macaroni salad, but that's to be expected when you're going healthier), and for some reason, there was this icky, thick oil that covered the bottom of the container. It got on the lettuce and the rice, and while the dish tasted good, the oil turned me off a ton. Knocking off 2 stars for that. Dad reported that his spam musubi was alright (not really sure how you can mess that up, though), but when there's other options closer to me for Hawaiian food that I've had no qualms about, I think I'll skip Aloha BBQ next time.

Okay, so I just moved and tried this place for delivery. This is the best Hawaiian food I've had outside of Hawaii. I was wondering why anyone would order the "mini" plates, but the regular was a ton of food! I got the teriyaki chicken and it was 6 pieces of thigh meat, enough for 2 nights (well, I had to make more rice). It was perfectly cooked and seasoned, not too much or too little sauce. Macaroni salad is just okay, but the rest is so good I didn't even care (and I LOVE macaroni salad). I've since ordered another few times and they have been consistent.

I ordered the half and half plate of short ribs and katsu for $10.71. (A bit pricier than the Hawaii Drive Inn) two blocks away. I waited inside and the good smell of Hawaiian BBQ did not waft. The interior felt artificial. When I received my food, I asked for hot sauce and they gave it to me in the form of packets. (Yuck) I got in my car and gave the katsu a bite. Flavorless breading. I bit the macaroni salad and it was too sour. The macaroni salad did not balance the katsu. The short ribs were already cut (aesthetically I do not prefer that unless this was k bbq). The katsu sauce is a saving grace. But knowing that a better place is down the street, I know where I will keep on going.

Maybe they have a new cook but the hamburger steak was tough to eat , looks like it was overcook

Buying my dinner after a long day of work. Service are fast and friendly. To easy to order and it is so convenient

Can I get back my $24.57? I made an order on January 1st. The order went through and money was deducted from my bank account, but a few minutes later a lady called me to say they had no driver to go out and deliver. Afterwards I tried contacting both the restaurant and E24. Restaurant told me to call E24 and E24 told me to call the restaurant. Won't be ordering for delivery from here again, I rather pick up instead...

Really good casual Hawaiian food. Wide selection menu, inexpensive, and tasty! Customer service could be a little nicer. The kalua pork is amazing! The fried basa is surprisingly good! The fried shrimp are ok. BBQ chicken is solid.

I don't do this too often, but I'm finished with this place. NEVER AGAIN. The people on the phone have a hard time understanding you over the phone (either the place is too loud and/or a communication barrier). You have to shout at them and repeat your info at least 3 times. I'm told 30-45 mins over the phone, and they usually come in 1 hour. I'm about 2 miles from the restaurant. Why? Last straw? The delivery guy was late (as always) and incredibly rude this time. I answer the phone to him yelling "Your food is here! Open the door!" I sprint to my door feeling bad that I've made him wait so long, and the guy is in his car across the street. Then takes his sweet time strolling over. I sign quietly, say thank you and close the gate. Within 1 minute, the guy calls me back yelling (AGAIN!) "You forgot delivery tip!" First of all, there's no delivery charge because you make people spend at least 20$. Second, no, I didn't forget (I'm usually an excellent/over-tipper because I know what it's like to work in the food industry). You were late and rude. Then he shouts obscenities at me. BYE FELIPE. Hence the NEVER AGAIN.

I called and ordered for pick-up: mini plate of chicken katsu and regular bbq short ribs. The woman who took my order said "okay" and was just about to hang up. I asked when it would be ready and she said 5 minutes. Wow, fast I thought and she's really eager to cook my order. We picked up the food which was ready when we got there. Upon opening the boxes, the meats didn't look so good, and appeared to be cooked much earlier than when we placed our order. The katsu didn't have that crispy fresh fried look and when biting into the pieces, the batter was not crunchy whatsoever and the batter was falling off the chicken. The ribs were so thin and while they had good flavor, it was missing that slight char. Also, the mac salad was just bland. Overall, a disappointing meal.

I went in to get some food. The older woman and the younger woman were really cold and rude. The combo fried rice was terrible. They ( staff) really need to treat their customers with respect and kindness. That type of service was not welcoming. I will not eat there again.

Yo the best Hawaiian I've ever had. I think i messed with them chain ones too much . This food tasted home cooked and much flavor. Musubi is the bomb!