Aloha Snacks

This lately has been my go to spot working out at the Oceanfront. Tucked hidden away across from the BP gas station on Laskin Rd and Baltic is this gem of a restaurant. The menu has a good mix of Hawaiian favorites like loco moco, spam musubi, and poke.While also introducing a fusion of new favorites like Bulgogi cheesteak, Banh mi burger, Korean fried Chx wrap, and Collard noodles. I've had the pleasure of trying a few of these entrees already as I have been here a few times. Each and every time has been a deliciously new experience. For instance, that Korean friend chicken wrap introduces Kimchi, fried chicken, and a gochujang glaze which gives it a unique bit spicy, a bit funky, salty and savory taste. There is really nothing like it that I have tasted before. My absolute go to item on the menu.The server there Olivia is so nice and helpful especially if you're not sure what to order. The inside of the restaurant has a nice chill vibe to it that is a great representation of what the Oceanfront represents. Reasonable pricing and the ability to order through drive thru is a plus! This is the place to be!

I really want to like this place because its right next door to me and so convenient but I'm starting to lose interest. Extensive menu. Cute decor. Everyone is friendly. I get the bulgogi fries and its hit or miss. Smallish portion. Meat tender, fries crisp. Good flavor but waaay too salty this last time. As well too much liquid. Maybe they should drain the meat better. Soggy the closer you get to the bottom and like I said - SALTY. I couldn't finish some of it. Otherwise would be a great dish. The food preparer had gloves on but was walking around wearing them touching multiple surfaces outside the kitchen. Answered the phone.. didn't care for that practice much

If you find yourself in our fair city, I highly suggest to visit without a doubt Aloha Snacks. Not only for 1 reason. There are several.1. The food. It's been a hot second since the last time I have been to Hawaii. Hubby went to meet his west coast team (most lived Hawaii) and a childhood friend of mine that lives out there now. 2. Aloha Snacks creator got his inspiration from his honeymoon. Chef Jesse competed against Bobby Flay in Beat Bobby Flay. In which Jesse won. I must say, with my kid being a fan of the show. 3. And bringing the west coast foods to the east coast. 4. Funky, fun and relaxed vibe here. In my humble opinion, this place has brought awesome west coast vibes to the east coast. The food here is phenomenal give it a try........

Absolutely phenomenal! Stopped by Aloha Snacks during our winter getaway to Virginia Beach, and it was the highlight of our trip. The Tsunami Poke Bowl was out-of-this-world delicious--fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The lumpia? Crispy, savory perfection. On top of that, the service was outstanding--friendly, fast, and welcoming. This spot is a must-visit if you're in the area. Can't wait to come back next time we're in town. So good!

Here in town for a wedding in the fall (off season). We wanted something quick, healthy and walking distance from the beach. This place is 3 blocks away, easy walk. The owner (former high end chef) opened this place up 7 years ago. Service is very friendly as the owner took our order. He was very friendly and gave us cool stickers. The ambiance is pretty chill like a proper snack shake in Honolulu. I would avoid the franchises and try this place out. Food was delicious and freshly prepared.

You need to check this place out. This place is fantastic. The food is excellent, and the atmosphere is laid back. And the staff is great. The menu could be weird if you are unfamiliar with Hawaii fast food. Hawaii's food is a mix of Asian culture, and this place has a little of everything. They have spam! Mainland Americans look down on spam, not Hawaiians. They do a great job adding spam to their dishes. Give it a shot. The menu changes! This is not a chain restaurant with the same old dishes year after year. Their burgers are on point, messy, and delicious. The place is small, and in the summer, it gets packed, but it's worth it. Oh, and I hear they do catering.

The food, service and location are all great! I had the lumpia and Loco Moco, which is some of the best of both I've had since leaving Hawaii. There's no way I can think of you won't like it!!

First time stopping in while some friends and I were hanging near the beachfront. I am glad we stopped in! I'm always a bit wary with places like this in that the prices could be a bit much for what you get but Aloha Snacks delivers unique and quality food for the cost. I ordered the Hawaiian Cowboy burger. This double smash patty burger also features a slice of crispy spam and pineapple in between. This was honestly one of the better burgers I have had in the 757. The flavor combo of the pineapple, burger and spam was delicious. I didn't really notice the huli sauce but I'm sure it added to the whole experience. 10/10 would recommend this burger. The dirty fries were ok. The queso and spam were great but front loaded on top of the other fries. They are on a plate in the featured picture because we found it easier to dump out of the larger cup to share. My only grief with the fries is that they are on the saltier side. Whatever seasoning goes on there, while tasty, is an additional saltiness to the dish. Regardless they are still good. We also got a couple cocktails as it was the tail end of happy hour. The painkiller was very good! My friends had the pineapple squeeze. It was good but I much preferred my painkiller. Overall, this is a great spot near the beach to grab a quick burger or other unique items.

Food is good there but portion is very small for that price. For $25 you can get only one portion even without drink, and you don't feel there like in a restaurant, plastic forks and knives,paper plates , you need to clean your table after previous visitors...

We went a few months ago and we LOVED IT. This visit unfortunately we NEVER got acknowledged at the cash register.Tonight around 630pm, there was a large crowd in line and others jostling for seats inside the restaurant since the patio areas were not heated. We stood in line over 15/20 minutes knowing it would be worth the wait. We witness the food runner/manager at the time throw a tantrum over a wrong order delivered and he stormed into the kitchen out the back door. The gentleman running the cash register took over the food runner position ignoring us as we wait patiently to place an order. We were the only ones in line standing there ready to order food as others waited patiently for their food. After standing there an additional 5 minutes at the cash register; we placed our 4 pack of beer back in the fridge and enjoyed a great meal at DUCK DIVE TAVERN.