ALOHA & TALOFA MARKET

The food is delicious! The to-​go boxes are usually so full that you can’t finish it all. The people here are really nice and laid back. Waiting time usually takes a while since they make it fresh when you order it. I get the spicy garlic chicken and it costed me about $ 7.45. I love this place!!!

A small store so drive y slow or you an miss the parking. And leave with a take out. Meat Hun is yummy also had the chicken Katsu.
Staff is fun and friendly.

Food is good but service sucks! The lady who took our order didn’t even make eye contact and was extremely rude. If they’re service actually reflected the «aloha» customer service, I would probably come here a lot more. Also, they took forever to get our orders out to us and there are only two other people here.

They have poi!!! I drove in from Cedar Park specifically for their frozen poi & found that they also haveNOH Poke mix. Can’t find it anywhere in Austin and usually have to have my grandma send from Kauai. They have a great selection of aloha print fabrics by the yard, too.

Been to both sides of the store. Everytime I go, they seem to be out of things. Portuguese sausage was $ 7! Geeez.
I’m actually really disappointed with their food quality. I got the Kalua pig plate and my husband the chicken katsu. The Kalua pig was SOOOO dry. Absolutely NOOO taste whatsoever. I stopped midway and ended up eating something else. I’m really surprised they served us that without tasting it because that is a huge disgrace. There was no sauce. It was almost as if they squeezed out all the juices and then put it in the to-​go box. The Mac salad was on point. The chicken katsu didn’t have much taste either. I’m a born native of Hawaii and have never been so disappointed with Kalua pig until now. Really unsatisfied. Won’t be back.

Came here because for some odd reason I thought they had panipopo (Samoan coconut bread) lol. They didn’t, but that’s okay because the place made up for so much more :)
When you walk in, theirs 2 sides. To the left, a store with Polynesian gear, your hawaiian skirts, ie lava lava, stickers, flowers & decorations. & a freezer section with Portuguese sausages, S&S Saimin, Charsiu Manapua, hawaiian sun drinks & much more!
The right side of the store is a restaurant, kinda reminds me of Jackies or Oshiros on Oahu. I didn’t get much time looking at the menu, but they have your favorite local foods & of course musubis! I’ll definitely be coming back to this place, home away from home :)

Whenever I’m in Killeen, TX I will always stop by and get my island fix at A&T Market & Lonely Palm Café… I always order the combo plate of kalbi & chicken katsu & they never let me down.
The kalbi is juicy & tender and cooked to perfection. And the katsu is just how i like it crispy & tasty with their amazing katsu sauce.
I’d recommend this place to ANYONE in the Killeen area whether you live there, or just driving/​passing through. The food is AMAZING! You won’t regret it! :)

A place to find island goods like Polynesian flags, Aloha shirts, pua for your hair — even with tribal designs, snacks, Hawaiian Sun drinks, li-​hing mui (powder, not crack seed), arare, jewelry, ornaments and I believe they had fabric for lava lavas and pareos. Didn’t get to try the food this time around because I was there before the dining area opened, but I will next time.

Lived in Hawai’i for a few years and visited many a Hawaiian drive inn.
Visited there on Aug 22. The staff was friendly, place was clean and the prices were good.
I had the Kalbi Ribs. They were ok. Not great but good. Mac salad was good.
Ordered the malasadas for wife, who just loves Leonard’s malasadas. The malasadas, while freshly made, were too dense.
The store next door was OK. Unfortunately most items were priced. You had to take it to the register to find out how much it cost.
No crack seed that I could tell.
I will try other dishes and Unilocal about them.

I ordered the meat jun and chicken katsu mix plate and my husband ordered the spicy garlic chicken and kalbi mix plate. The food made me miss home even more. It has been a while since I ate meat jun and I must say they made it well. The mac salad is better here than C&H and the prices for the plates are cheaper than C&H. The only downfall is not everything on their menu is available daily. I really wanted the mochiko chicken and it was not available at the time and I also overheard the kalua pork was unavailable as well. Overall, I enjoyed the taste, quality and price of the food served here.
They also have a shop filled with Hawaiian and other hard to find Polynesian products. I’ll definitely be coming back here for the Zippy’s chili and Palm’s corn beef.

Good food I would choose to eat here over C&H any day, and I like C&H.Food took a little longer to receive but I assume that is because they are freshly preparing there meals…

Being from Hawaii, we were very happy to find this place. They carry some of our local delicacies like: May’s Teri Patties, Golden Coin manapua and pork charsui, a few Zippy’s foods, Hawaiian Sun drinks, and more. It is kinda pricey though. The food here is better than C&H, but the portions are smaller. I had the meatjun & teri beef combo, and my hubby had the spicy garlic chicken plate lunch.
If you decide to eat here, I suggest paying with cash because their debit is always slow and we were accidentally double charged, once for debit and another for credit. Because the debit was taking so long, they canceled the transaction, but somehow it still went through. So they charged it as credit. We went back to let them know that we were charged twice but refused to pay us back our $ 24.27 unless we could show them a bank statement… which is understandable, but such a hassle in the first place.
We come here when i’m too lazy to make my own meat jun and garlic chicken lol.

Small lil restaurant inside a Hawaiian store with really good food I find better than c&h. Plus I seen a few hot oriental ladies every now & then but it’s normally pretty empty tho