Little Aloha

Euphiea 98 2 months ago

We ordered two "Moco Loco" and one "Hurricane Shrimp". This place has a self order(?) service AND a person who you can talk to when ordering (yeah... I chose the first one coz I'm an awkward person to talk to :•). The staff are nice tho, so no worries.

Gordon M. 3 months ago

Stopped by after going to the nearby smoke shop and I am very glad I did. I waited about 10 minutes for them to open and popped inside. I ordered a half loco moco (the half orders are a great way to try things), some hurricane tots and a can of diet coke. The loco moco was perfect - runny eggs, savory salty onion gravy with a touch of sweetness, fluffy rice - perfect. The hurricane tots where a treat as well with crunchy glassy tots and the drizzle of sauce (just Kewpie I believe) and furikake making it a little more unique, though I did hope for them to be a lot saucier than they were. They had a great selection of Hawaiian drinks too. Overall a great meal at a great price. Go here.

Melvin B 7 months ago

I ordered locomoco and their sauce is tasty. Also ordered combo garlic shrimp with sausage

Vincent Quan 7 months ago

Little Aloha nails it on Hawaiian flavour — the garlic shrimp is incredible, buttery, and loaded with garlicky goodness. The furikake chicken and spam musubi are also top-notch comfort bites that hit all the right notes. Just know it’s takeout-only and the service isn’t exactly warm, but the food more than makes up for it.

Michael Haynes 8 months ago

Long overdue review—Little Aloha is a gem in SF for those craving authentic Hawaiian garlic shrimp and other snacks. Shrimps are perfectly crispy, so you can eat them shell-on. Their spicy garnish is a nice blend of salty, spicy, and Chinese black bean sauce flavors. They don’t skimp here—enjoy finishing it with your white rice. Tater tots pair well here too. To my knowledge, it’s the only legit “shave” ice in the city in the sense the ice is like freshly fallen soft snow, not the hard rocky ice we typically get in “shaved” ice. Portion sizes are huge, and the syrups pack tons of flavor. I gotta try their malasadas next time (on Saturday’s only)—until then, I’d recommend this legit Hawaiian outpost to anyone craving the real deal.