2 Scoops of Aloha LV

This was a nice little hidden gem to find on our way back to SD from a festival in LV. The place instantly reminded me of home and I was pleasantly surprised by how many options there were. The woman who took my order behind the counter was so sweet and definitely felt like an aunty. The place was cute and had the local adornments and goodies to take back with you that usually you'd have to go to a specialty place to find, or have someone ship to you from Hawaii. The food was so delicious and hot but definitely filling. We got some pork hash, roast pork with gravy, Korean chicken and a poke bowl. We both loved it but wish that the portions were a little bigger. Next time we are driving through, we'll definitely be back. I want chantilly everythinggg!

I saw this location on a PBS show, I thought I would try because it appeared to be good. But in this case appearance was wrong. Three dollars for a single musbi? $18.00 for the big kahuna platter. Pork and pork, rice, macaroni, one Hawaiin sweet roll, rice and tiny cups of poi, coconut jelly and salsa style thing. Having lived in Hawaii, I ate many times with real hawaiin people and the foods kept me coming back for more. Sorry this food offering is simply not worth the trip. God bless them for trying. Mahalo

Okay wowwww can't believe I haven't tried this place yet! Decided to stop in after my lash appointment which wasn't too far from here and I'm so glad I did. Definitely a popular spot around lunchtime so if you come during that timeframe, just expect a little bit of a wait.Looking at photos on Yelp from like 4-5 years ago, it looks like they have actually expanded their space, which is pretty amazing! They have a lot of tables so if you want to sit down and eat there, there's plenty of seating. They also have some merch you can browse while you wait for your food. I went with the lunch special with chicken katsu and it came with two scoops of rice and a side of mac salad. The mac salad was soooo good. And the chicken katsu was perfect. It was a lot of food for me so I was able to have some for leftovers the next day! This is definitely going to be one of my spots in my rotation when it comes to Hawaiian food. SOOO good!

A bit bummed that the menu changed from when I last came here. The inside is always clean, although it can get quite busy at times. The 702 bento was solid; the chicken teriyaki was cooked perfectly and the fried chicken and shrimp tempura were hot and perfectly cooked. The redondos hot dot definitely brings back memories of childhood. This is a solid spot for Hawaiian food.

Decided to come here again and give them another shot, because the food is tasty. However, I was disappointed to see that they missed up our order again. I called ahead for a pick up order and I told them spam with scrambled eggs and corn beef hash with sunny side up eggs. The person on the phone also confirmed what I said before we finished. When I picked up the order and got back to the hotel I see that the eggs were switched and they gave me over easy eggs instead of sunny side. The food here is delicious, but their order accuracy is not up to par.

This place is a rip off. Their A la carte used to be in a tall container. Now it in a container 1/4 of the size for the same price. They're trying to say it's the same amount of food. I'm no dumb. Hawaiians ripping off the Hawaiians. They just lost a long time loyal customers. Spent $40 over there and still hungry. Beware of this place people.

When: Sunday August 25th; 10:30 am, Party of 2 AdultsStopped by this Hawaiian eatery before our flight back home to Salem Oregon. Originally, we were going to have brunch at the L & L Restaurant in front of our hotel, but for some strange reason it wasn't open. Lucky for us, that Yelp guided us to the next closest Hawaiian eatery that was open on a "Hot" Sunday morning.The ambiance of walking into the 2 Scoops of Aloha LV is like walking into a combination ABC Store, Aloha Stadium Flea Market and L & L Restaurant all rolled up into one. I mean this in a "good way" that only former 50th State residents would understand. It is located right across the South Point Casino Hotel, in a strip mall.The service provided by the two lovely ladies on duty were genuine and authentic. The order was taken promptly and the food came out quickly. On this occasion my wife ordered the classic breakfast entree of Portuguese Sausage, Eggs and Rice. For me, wanting to eat something that I cannot get regularly in Salem, I decided on the basic Beef Stew Plate. Both dishes did not disappoint and was a perfect send off from our Las Vegas Vacay...The best part of this visit was the omiyage (gift to bring back home to family & friends). The Chantilly Banana Bread is an absolute delight and we highly recommend this omiyage, if you are looking for something to bring back home, then the Chnatilly Banana Bread is must have on your checklist.

Very big location and they sell a lot of Hawaiian products that you would find back in Hawaii. Nice music and the cashiers are nice. The food was good, I've had other spots that I like a tad bit more but this place is definitely good. And the price of the bento boxes are unbeatable I would say, with the inflation nowadays and how expensive things are I would say you can definitely get full off of one of These boxes and they are relatively cheap. Make sure you swing by if you are In the area as the food is good and the service is quality. Garlic chicken w/ gravy - So this was my younger brothers plate and I will say that it was definitely different as I have never had garlic chicken with gravy, I have had it by itself before. Nonetheless it was good but next time I think I could do without the gravy. The chicken was fire though! Mix plate - I personally grabbed this mix plate and I got it with Garlic chicken and the Korean fried chicken. Like I previously said the Chicken itself was fire and the KFC was to be honest my favorite part about this place. The rice was cooked nicely and the Mac salad was good as well. 702 Bento Box - we got this for my little sister and she thoroughly enjoyed it, the sausage was a bit different as it was a bright red but hey, I don't judge by the look, it was good. The fried chicken was ofcourse cooked nicely and the teriyaki was as well. Food - 8.5 / 10Service - 8.5 / 10Setting - 9 / 10Total - 8.5 / 10

First time trying this place it did not disappoint everything is made fresh and so flavorfulEverything we got we enjoyed will defenitly be coming back well worth the 40min drive also service was also really good they were very sweet

Perfect location near south pointI would call this really good comfort food and super cheap in today's standard.Wife had the kama'aina breakfast (spam-eggs-rice) for $8.75, I had the CDW corned beef loco for $9.75.Why I call this comfort - my corned beef loco seemed like the canned hormel corned beef hash over rice, covered in gravy. Like how mom used to make it at home. Plenty of food in a styrofoam plate lunch box.My son loved his loco moco. Spam musubi and Teri beef plate were normal.Plenty of Hawaiian stuff there - from snacks to different things - bags, etc.Plenty of seats for a big group too!