Aloha Hawaiian BBQ

This is a relatively new location. I ordered pickup and it was ready before it was scheduled when I arrived. It looks like if you order in the restaurant you will have to order on a tablet and wait. There were many people eating at tables on a Friday evening. We tried the spam musibi, egg rolls and two entrees. The spam was great. The egg rolls were alright. I tried the fried shrimp and chicken katsu. The breading on both was really good but I thought the chicken was dry. The salad was nice and i opted for fried rice in place of white. The fried rice was pretty flavorless, I didn't end up eating it. My husband got some beef combo that he loved. It seems odd that this type of place does not offer any Loco Moco.

My daughter found this place and we went for dinner tonight.The place looks new, very clean, well light and nice esthetics.There are a descent amount of options.I tried the Hawsiian Bbq mix plate special with grilled bbq chicken, kalbi beef short ribs, Bbq beef that comes with 2 scoops of white rice and macaroni salad on boiled cabbage and broccoli. I changes my white rice to fried rice for slight upcharge.The macaroni was the creamiest I've ever had.All the meats are sliced very thin and grilled. I preferred the chicken.I got teriyaki and katsu sauces. I like the katsu sauce that is sweet with heat at the end.I also had a side of spring rolls.I tasted my daughters katsu chicken. I liked it the best but it is fried... of course and that is not as healthy as grilled but oh I love the churchy texture :)Everything was good, you get a good amount of food for the cost, that is a definite plus. There is not a lot of flavor in the food itself so the sauses are needed. I probably wouldn't go back out of my way just to go here again, as it's about 30 or so minutes away but the traffic is so bad right now it would be at least 45 minutes.But if you are in the area or live nearby or just want to make the trek to try something different please give them a try.

I love Hawaiian bbq, so I was excited to see Aloha open in Fishers. The shop is cute, in a little strip mall decorated in palm trees with a tropical vibe. You can order online, at a kiosk or at the counter. Meals come with Mac salad (my favorite), rice and steamed veggies. I got the Crispy Shrimp meal. Food came out fairly quickly. The shrimp were piled high and were large with a crispy breading. The veggies were a mix of steamed broccoli and cabbage. They have sauces that you can add including teriyaki. The Mac salad was just ok, not as tangy and sweet as I remember in Hawaii. Then there were two scoops of white rice. The clerks are friendly and efficient. The dining room is clean with about a dozen tables. The place filled up quickly over lunch. I've heard the spare ribs are delicious, so I'll try those next visit. They offer smaller portions lunch size that I discovered after I ordered a full meal. There's plenty of parking including a couple handicapped accessible spaces right outside the door.

Took me back to west coast -- close to tasting like L&L Hawaiian-- spam musubi not that good but would recommend the mixed bbq plate - katsu is on point and bbq ckn is delish

I am so excited to see a new Hawaiian BBQ spot in Indy. Aloha Hawaiian BBQ is located in a strip on allisonville road. When you enter you see two kiosk for ordering. You can choose to dine in or carry out. I opted to dine in. That have a decent amount of seating and I was starving. They have a large menu with your traditional Hawaiian BBQ options are well as traditional Asian dishes to choose from. I decided to start with the spam musubi. The spam wasn't as grilled as I would've preferred. I love then the spam is a little charred these were under grilled in my opinion. For my entree I went with the Aloha pick two, BBQ beef and the Island Fire Chicken and I upgraded my rice to fried. The meats were delicious but the island fire chicken stole the show. It was so good and just the right amount of spice. The beef was thin and flavorful. I think next time I'll go with white face to avoid the up charge as I didn't notice any flavor in the rice. It was also served with a salad that I believe is tossed in a ginger dressing very good. Overall service was fast the restaurant is clean and the food is delicious. I can't wait to come back. They have family meal options which are so convenient so be sure to check those out.

I was pleasantly surprised upon trying this new restaurant. I frequented the previous business a few times and was excited to see Hawaiian bbq opening in my area. To my knowledge, it may be the only option for this in the Indy area. The food was truly excellent. I will say, the portions are massive. I am a really good eater and couldn't finish my Aloha Plate. I thought the mac salad was pretty typical, the fried rice was worth the $1.50 upgrade, but the island Fire chicken was phenomenal. It had so much flavor and the perfect amount of heat. I was not a huge fan of the spam masubi, but this was my first time trying it so I don't have a great baseline. You get a lot of flavorful food here for the money. Visit for a unique takeout night!

I want to love it so badly but everything kind of just missed the mark. The rice could be so good if it was coconut rice. The mac salad is more like the version you'd find here at a BBQ than the one you find all over Hawaii. I will keep trying but I hope they keep improving.

I was so excited to hear that we recently had a Hawaiian bbq restaurant open up! I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent quality of the food -- the flavor in the short ribs was perfect (not overly sweet) and the meat was tender. The katsu was crispy and I always love when my food comes out piping hot. When you walk in you can order at the kiosk and there's even photos to help you decide. Also as an FYI if you order the katsu, there is sauce nearby the soda machine. We totally overlooked it!

Looks like they kept most of the same things as Mark Pi previously had with some upgrades (mobile ordering machines). A decent turn out for their opening although it was chilly and rainy. We got the spam musubi, teriyaki chicken and fried rice. A very nice casual dining experience. Self serve soda machine and they serve everything in to go containers so there's not a lot of mess and you can take with you if you choose. We enjoyed our meal!

You walk into this restaurant and you notice the bright colors on the walls. It's clean, and the people are friendly. The food was good, and it was still hot after a 30 min drive in cold weather. Good flavor and great katsu sauce!