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Aloha Kitchen and BarB-Worth Trying
2605 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
· Hawaiian restaurant, Karaoke bar, Restaurant
· 4.5/5 Google (2468 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout
Casual Hawaiian comfort spot with big portions, late hours, and karaoke; generally tasty plates but some reports of inconsistency, slowdowns, and bar-side service issues.
Why it gets a B- for overall quality
Aloha Kitchen and Bar delivers reliable island comfort with solid food quality anchored by tender kalua pork and generous portions at fair prices, but inconsistent execution—ranging from perfectly crispy fried chicken to stale fish and missing combo items—prevents higher marks. Service is friendly and fast in the dining room, though the karaoke bar side reports occasional rudeness and attitude issues. Strong local loyalty and late-night appeal make it a worthwhile casual neighborhood spot for families and regulars seeking quick, hearty Hawaiian plates.
Restaurant Summary
Walk into Aloha Kitchen and you get a hit of island comfort in a no-frills room, with a separate karaoke bar buzzing on the other side. Regulars talk about plates arriving fast and hot, and one diner said, "Kalua pork came out tender and packed with flavor." When the bar is going, expect a livelier scene; otherwise it is an easygoing, casual counter-service spot that many locals have relied on for years. The cooking leans toward classic Hawaiian plate lunch rather than chef-y flourishes: kalua pig and cabbage, loco moco, chicken katsu, and hefty fried chicken. When it is on, it hits that savory-salty comfort note with big portions and fair prices; a few guests report misses like tough kalbi or bland mahi, so order to strengths and enjoy the generous plates. Families do well here. There is a Kids Meals section, and familiar items like teriyaki bowls, katsu, rice, fries, and spam musubi keep younger diners happy. Portions are shareable, prices are friendly, and counter ordering makes it low-stress for parents.
At a Glance
- Tender kalua pork, hearty loco moco, and crispy fried chicken draw repeat visits
- Large portions and late-night hours with reported $6 specials
- Inconsistent execution on fish and katsu; occasional missing components in combos
- Bar/karaoke side reports of attitude and unexpected drink costs
- Two-drink minimum for karaoke and variable wait lists on busy nights
What Sets It Apart
- karaoke_late_night_room
- island_comfort_menu_depth
- longtime_regulars_culture
What People Love
- That first bite of tender kalua pork
- Big portions that feel like a deal
- Spam musubi and mac salad nostalgia
- Friendly counter staff and fast ticket times
Points of Concern
- Inconsistent quality: some plates praised while others reported as bland, dry, or tough
- Order accuracy issues: occasional missing teriyaki chicken from combos and miscommunications
- Bar/karaoke complaints: attitude, changing drink prices, and long karaoke waits
- Seafood freshness perception varies: a few cite old-tasting poke or mahi
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$20-$32 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Pair kalua pork with kimchee side for brightness
- Add gravy to fried chicken plate if you like extra richness
- Kids: chicken teriyaki bowl with fries and drink
Perfect For
- Late-night comfort-food cravings after a show
- Casual group hang with karaoke
- Affordable family dinner with shareable plates
- Quick solo takeout back to the hotel
Location Insights
Area: Suburban commercial strip near Chinatown; casual, late-night crowd with locals and industry workers.
Safety: Generally busy arterials with mixed foot traffic; standard lighting; typical suburban Las Vegas safety profile.
Nearby: Near Chinatown eateries and shops; karaoke/bar attracts nightlife; hotels within short drive.
ParadiseParadise is a vibrant, mixed-use area adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip, featuring a blend of hotels, casinos, residential neighborhoods, and local businesses. The dining scene ranges from casual eateries and ethnic restaurants to upscale dining, catering to both visitors and locals seeking diverse culinary experiences.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday08:00–01:00
Tuesday08:00–01:00
Wednesday08:00–01:00
Thursday08:00–03:00
Friday08:00–03:00
Saturday08:00–03:00
Sunday08:00–03:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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