Aloha Bento

The sushi was fresh! I ordered myself and hardly interacted with anyone. It is a calm place to go for a quick bite with a friend. Definitely take out style.

Excellent sushi, to rival Seattle and Japan. Price is on par with global prices, yes there are cheaper options, but they were open on Friday after 3pm AND the quality is OUTSTANDING. Probably some of the best flavors my wife and I have had (We get sushi every where). The eel, smoked tobiko and the spicy ahi were THE BEST we have had. Compliments to the chef! This neighborhood needs more places like this.

Update in May 2026: Their chirashi bento has drastically declined. This is how it looks like now. See photo. They didn’t even include tamago. Whatever they advertise on DoorDash, don’t believe the photos. I feel like it’s such a ripoff and all they said was “sorry we haven’t updated the photos yet” while the chef even tried to defend himself. Tsk tsk. I get it’s hard to run a business now with rising prices, but false advertising is never acceptable. Either raise your prices or update your photos or description. Customers need to know what they’re getting. Their fish quality is still decent, so I’ll return, but I just won’t order their chirashi again. Maybe the nigiri because that would have less room for interpretation for an item description. (Unless they find creative ways to get away with it?) Original review: Located inside the Central Pacific Bank Plaza at the back corner where it says Aloha Beer (but it's bento actually). Quality sushi! It's in a casual setting, but the quality and taste are not casual. There were many things I wanna try but finally decided on doing the chirashi bento. Delicious and fatty fish! One thing you can tell if this place has good fish or not is by trying their red tuna. Quality places would give you a nice cut that's bright red with subtle mild fish flavor. Budget places will give you tuna that has a lot of ligaments and almost no fish flavor. Their red tuna was good, along with the ika (squid), negitoro (minced tuna), some fatty white fish, hamachi, crab meat (with light mayo), salmon and shrimp (although I wish it was amaebi instead). Their rice was also yummy with good seasoning and al dente texture. Prices were not cheap but not ridiculous. I paid $24 for my bento, wish there's just a little more seafood. They have other options that are more affordable. I went during week after 12:30pm and there was no line. I just walked up to the kiosk to browse what they had and placed my order. The card machine on the left of the screen also takes tap payment. There's also plenty of indoor and nice outdoor seating. Would definitely go back if I want some sushi for lunch!