Aloha Sunrise Cafe

Stopped in for some lunch with a friend as we were craving Hawaiian food.I heard this was an Aloha Kitchen but changed its name.The inside decor was nice with all the bamboo deco and all the Honu (turtles) on the wall.The lady at the counter was nice and we placed our order.My friend had the bento plate and I had the island plate.My friend liked her plate, she enjoy the mahi mahi .My chicken katsu was good but I didn't care for the teriyaki chicken or the beef.The chicken was fatty and I think it was dusted with flour. The teriyaki beef was tough and chewy.There was also a gravy over both the chicken and beef that I didn't care for.I ate mostly the Mac salad with my side of kimchi, and the katsu. The rest I let my friend take home.Not my favorite place but I hope if you come here that you have a better experience.Njoy!

I had been wanting to try this place for a minute since it's next door to a Rubio's I frequent. I went last night and was immediately drawn to the tempura and teriyaki chicken combo. It was around $16 after tax. It came with white rice and a side of macaroni salad. I wish I had the option to sub the macaroni salad out for something else since I don't consume dairy, but no biggie. The tempura came with a dipping sauce that reminded me of dumpling sauce. Very tasty. The vegetable tempura was my fave because it was very flavorful and it was fried mixed veggies as opposed to just one vegetable. The chicken was good, but I wish the portions had been larger. The shrimp tempura was good too and what you would expect. I'll be back since the prices were good and there's more on the menu I want to try.

I wanna like this place but 3 stars is good enough. Food is really good, I have to admit. Their chicken katsu was not thick with the fried battered. It just enough. Enjoyed the meats! We have the beef, chicken and Mac salad. All great. Plenty of parking in the front. We came on a Wednesday at noon and no issues with parking. Plenty of tables to pick from and enjoy their food in the restaurant. When we walked in, very strong cleaning smell. It's a good thing that the place is clean but threw us off a bit. Service was a bit unfriendly. What you want, you order, you pay and sit down until your name is called. Not much of inviting pleasantries for sure. Pricing is a bit higher than the other Hawaiian food spot off of Galleria. Urrrghh, would I return, not sure for this one. Maybe just for their late special as it's cheap per the door's advertisement. I can't complain if it's cheap then.

We usually order from this location as we love Hawaiian food and it's close by. We have never been inside only ever done delivery so I can't comment on customer service or inside the building. Food is good, I do wish they followed instructions better but seems to be a trend. (Cutting the chicken tiny instead of huge long strips). Not a deal breaker. I noticed their amazing teriyaki sauce went from sweet and delicious to salty and blah. The formula or way it's made has definitely changed. But most people are not as picky as me when it comes to taste lol. Would still recommend this place!

I came here because i was craving for portuguese sausage. The menu selections were plenty so i was really optimistic when i arrived. There was only one other customer eating inside when i got there but two others were in picking up their orders. It's a friday in the middle of the day so the fact that it seemed slow didn't seem worrisome. To my surprise, the sausage was in the form of patties. The patties didn't taste bad, it just didn't taste like portuguese sausage to me. The portions were great. The sunny side up eggs were perfect.. But the place smelled unclean. The table i was on was sticky and the booth i sat on felt sticky too. The bathroom was not the worst i've used in a restaurant but it could definitely use some more cleaning. But unfortunately the overall experience was not very satisfying. With the number of hawaiian restaurants in this town, improvements have to be made to bring able to compete. The service was excellent, however. I think that if they worked on improving, they could potentially be more popular especially in that area of Henderson where there sre not that many other places to get Hawaiian food.

Always good always hot always good. One of my favorite go to spots for a filling meal and plenty to eat. Have been going to this spot for a while now, menu has plenty to offer plenty of drinks. Everything made fresh and always hot.

I really wanted to like this place bc I love supporting local and anyone that serves Hawaii style plate lunch / food. I ordered the beef stew, overall flavor was ok BUT $17 for 3 pcs of meat, 2 carrots & 1 potato just seems so wrong. The kalbi was extremely underwhelming as well, no flavor, not enough meat. Overpriced. This meal was a friendly reminder to just cook it at home.

Kalbi ribs, chicken Katsu, and Chicken Teriyaki were amazing! The ribs have to be my favorite! I like that the portion size was big! The lumpia is amazing too! Four stars instead of five because I paid extra for double mac portion and it was really gross. Warm and tasted like crab? I threw it out. Also, in my katsu I kept getting little pieces of bone? That was a little weird to me. But I will order from them again!

Chicken katsu curry was not what I expected. Its basically a mini with an extra scoop of rice. One katsu? Basically $15 when you add the tax to it. Better off just going to L&L for it as its the size of their mini. Idk if im ever going back here other than for the saimin. I go here because its close but idk anymore. Different tasting too.

Food is always great and I love the music. But Jamie has no Aloha. She always has a negative vibe every time we go. Like it bothers her to be there. We only order here every so often because her attitude is a vibe killer. No Mana or Aloha.