Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–7 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–7 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–7 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–7 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–7 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
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Reviews
Laura Anderson
The food has no taste. Sweet and Sour Chicken has no taste. Rice was gross with little taste. I would not recomment this place find some where else. This is a place your order and leave.
… moreCorrin Talic (Aether)
My favorite Chinese place! Been going here for years and always love the food. It’s got bigger portions that are great for sharing or saving for later. Highly recommend the chicken fried rice! It’s my absolute favorite thing to get!
… moreDana Shanks
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Aloha in Buffalo is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that instantly makes you feel at home. The staff are incredibly friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. The food is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented—every bite feels like a little tropical getaway. Whether you’re there for a quick bite or a relaxing sit-down meal, the experience is consistently top-notch. I can’t recommend Aloha enough—Buffalo is lucky to have this place!
… moreAloha in Buffalo is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that instantly makes you feel at home. The staff are incredibly friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. The food is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented—every bite feels like a little tropical getaway. Whether you’re there for a quick bite or a relaxing sit-down meal, the experience is consistently top-notch. I can’t recommend Aloha enough—Buffalo is lucky to have this place!
Abby Jewett
I have been eating here since I was a child, over 20 years. One of my favorite dinner choices in town. Great food, large portions, friendly service!
… moreMaryJo Zwilling
Food was amazing, portions very plenty ful for the whole family. Online staff when I called in she was very helpful. The staff when I went to go pick up the food were very kind and helpful. I had three children in the car with me and she brought my order out to the car when it was finished. Definitely will be ordering here again.
Thank you for the wonderful food and kindness .
… moreThank you for the wonderful food and kindness .
Steven Ostrom
Delicious food. Large servings. Reasonable prices. Very friendly service. My wife and I each had one of their combination dinners. It was ready in 10 minutes after ordering.
… moreStephanie
Terrible, Terrible, Terrible! The eggrolls were not homeade and undercooked, absolutely no flavor. The chicken fried rice was undercooked and the rice was soggy. The vegetables tasted old!! Gross! How can you screw up wontons?! Zero flavor, and too much grease. We spent $55.00 on food we threw out. Never again!!! We also ordered 2 other orders but I didn’t taste those.
… moreSienna Stice
Insanely over priced. Went from $13 for my order 2 weeks to over $30 today . One extra orange chicken sauce cost $5 alone . Definitely cheaper options in town for the same quality . They also do not offer dine in, only take out .
… moreMike Andor
I’ve lived near here over 8 years and decided to try it today. Sweat and sour pork was one of the best I ever had.will never get meat wontons there again, almost nothing but wonton really no meat to them at all waste of money for sure.. was told there is no such thing as lunch on weekends. Rude, for sure! Was told I had to wait in my car outside for my food it would be brought to my car.(after I paid) only time I got a smile and good service is when I was handed my food plastic bag and told “have a nice day” sad days! I’m not sure I will waste my time and money there again. It’s better to go to the one down by the lake instead
… moreRon Moore
The best thing about the food was the price. Quality-wise, the food was lacking. I like restaurants to be better than my own home cooking. I typically want the food to be an experience, unless I am just looking for a quick bite. This was my first time stopping in, and with a name like “Aloha” I was looking for something that would say “hello” and not “good bye”.
Restaurants serve two basic roles in my book: either part of the entertainment industry (think of that fun, date-night, place with food you both crave and rave about, telling everyone they have to try it) or part of the service industry. Like a gas station sandwhich that leaves much to desire. Sure, I have a slice of cheap meat, cheese, and bread at home, but I don’t have time to stack them up. Food that is there simply to put food in the belly at a premium cost when you don’t have the time or energy to do it cheaper at home. I was hoping for the first, at “Aloha”: food to wake the palette. But, I think this place is the second: somewhere for people to grab lunch when they are on the go.
If you are short on time, and are just looking for an inexpensive bite, that isn’t burgers, fried chicken, pizza, or tacos at the local fast food-eateries, then this place fills the role for those with the Asian-persuasion looking for some cheap, no frills eastern eats, at least until a cheap Asian chain restaurant moves in that fills that role.
… moreRestaurants serve two basic roles in my book: either part of the entertainment industry (think of that fun, date-night, place with food you both crave and rave about, telling everyone they have to try it) or part of the service industry. Like a gas station sandwhich that leaves much to desire. Sure, I have a slice of cheap meat, cheese, and bread at home, but I don’t have time to stack them up. Food that is there simply to put food in the belly at a premium cost when you don’t have the time or energy to do it cheaper at home. I was hoping for the first, at “Aloha”: food to wake the palette. But, I think this place is the second: somewhere for people to grab lunch when they are on the go.
If you are short on time, and are just looking for an inexpensive bite, that isn’t burgers, fried chicken, pizza, or tacos at the local fast food-eateries, then this place fills the role for those with the Asian-persuasion looking for some cheap, no frills eastern eats, at least until a cheap Asian chain restaurant moves in that fills that role.