Aloha Island Grill

Wish we had a Hawaiian place in the TC so anytime I can get to a place like this I am excited. The workers were super kind, and the Kahlua pork was all I hoped it would be (huge servings too). Also everyone always says maca salad for Hawaiian places, but this place's pea salad is delightful. Will definitely go again when in Spokane.

The food was really great and the staff were super freindly! They helped us order and were very patient even when we changed our order a couple of times! The food was even done before the time they said it would be so that was super great! And they gave us extra napkins, silverware and tons of extra sauce!

Aloha Island Grill was recommended by a friend. Unfortunately, never again. Probably, their Teriyaki is the way to go since everybody else ordered that while we were waiting for our "Aloha Burger". Arriving at home, looking forward having a bite of juicy burger, we greatly disappointed. There was nothing but two patties and a slice of pineapple in there. No salad, no tomatoes, no onions, no nothing. Plus the beef patties were dry (good in flavor though). We payed $26.50 for two burgers. No fries, no drinks... I tend on calling that a rip-off. Sorry, Aloha...

Pros: the flavor was good and it was fresh. I ordered a bowl from the menu without onions because of an allergy. The person taking my order seemed to not want to be there and expected me to know which side I wanted, which size, & a few other questions that seemed to have nothing to do with a "bowl." He charged me almost twice the price shown on the menu posted outside the door. I asked if that was the correct price for a bowl & was told "yeah, we raised our prices but haven't changed the sign." (It was actuality higher than the posted price of a small plate) I was given a lunch "plate" instead of a bowl, it was half fried noodles (I asked for pea sake as a side), the chicken tasted great (teriyaki) but had lots of burnt pieces, and the vegetables were full of onions. I was never told why I was being served a plate lunch instead of the bowl I asked for twice. There is lots of parking, which is good, because the front half of the lot seems to stay flooded.

As it would appear from the other one stars this place is collecting. I don’t think management or ownership is going to care that I’m writing this but, I’ve been a pretty regular loyal customer to aloha for like 8-9 years now, and after how I was treated and spoke to last night about how I forgot my mask, and was refused service by the young lady when I’m trying to work something out where I could give her my order and just wait outside, but she simply refused to work with me and as I was reading these other reviews this same girl seems to be the constant variable and it blows my mind this hasn’t been addressed, and that ownership Would allow themselves to continue to lose life long customers over a piece of fabric that covers my mouth that’s not gonna be required anymore in like 11 days. I’m gonna miss this place, but when I say I’m not coming back I mean it. If your gonna be that strict about masks that don’t even work I don’t understand how your willing to spend a couple bucks on a box to provide them. $5 to not be losing customers forever seems like a price worth paying in my book. I’d reconsider my decision and change my review for a simple apology.

Chicken was absolutely delicious… only complaint about the chicken was I ordered chicken teriyaki and it came as grilled chicken with teriyaki sauce on the side. I also ordered fried rice and it was extremely gluey and gummy, would not recommend. Chicken was yummy enough to save the rating though! Delicious for the most part!