ALOHA TABLE at Lalaport Toyosu has a Pineapple Coconut Tart and Big Island Honey Passion Fruit Cake Tart. Inside the tart is ice cream, whipped cream, pineapple, passion fruit, and coconut. It is incredibly delicious. The pancakes are also unique and delicious.

ALOHA TABLE at Lalaport Toyosu offers a Poke Rice Bowl without macro and mahimahi, which makes it easy to eat. I tried it with soy sauce dressing. It was my first time trying seaweed asparagus. Mahimahi is said to be a high-quality fish in Hawaii and it was delicious! \( ˆoˆ )/

My favorite food is pancakes, and the "Big Island Bee Honey Pancake" here is seriously my favorite. Whenever I come to Toyosu Lalaport, I end up eating pancakes here about 80% of the time. When it comes to Hawaiian cuisine restaurants, there's a common theme of pancakes being big and therefore somewhat expensive, but at Aloha Table, these pancakes are only 990 yen and just the right size with 2 pieces (about the size of hotcakes made at home). They're not souffle pancakes or flat pancakes, but they have a thickness of about 1 centimeter, fluffy yet firm. After a while, the butter and syrup soak into the pancake, making the flavor rich and delicious. If you want more, you can add extra pancakes, butter, and honey. It's so good! Just try it once! I could probably eat 10 of them if I really tried here.

I really wanted to eat pancakes, so I went to this restaurant in Lalaport Toyosu. It was a holiday afternoon and everywhere was crowded, but here, despite being almost full, we were seated right away. The interior of the restaurant was mostly families. I noticed that the staff were often carrying a large treasure chest, which turned out to be for giving toys to children. - Big Island Bee Honey Pancake 1089 yen The surface of the fluffy pancakes was crispy, topped with macadamia nuts and homemade macadamia nut butter as accents. The pancakes had a substantial texture but were easy to eat, making it seem like you could eat as many as you wanted. The highlight was the delicious Big Island Bee Honey, a rare honey extracted from the Ohia Lehua flower native to the island of Hawaii. It had a coarse texture and was rich, instantly changing the flavor with just a little drizzle. These pancakes were really good. - Sunset Cooler (Non-alcoholic) 660 yen A Hawaiian-style drink with a flower decoration. It was based on jasmine tea, not too sweet, and very tasty. - Aloha MIX Plate 2310 yen Loco Moco with gravy sauce, tuna and mahimahi, avocado mix poke, North Shore garlic shrimp, mochiko fried chicken, and mixed salad. This set is suitable for sharing. The fried items were a bit soggy, and the hamburger was just a regular hamburger.

After the event, I visited with friends. Overall, the prices were a bit high, but it wasn't too crowded (maybe because it was a weekday) and we could have a leisurely conversation, which was nice. I liked that we could choose the Mahimahi sauce, so next time I'll try a different flavor.

It was delicious, but the waiting time for the food was too long. I visited during lunchtime on a weekday. There was no line. I ordered a seafood bowl set with salad, drink, and pancakes. It cost around 3000 yen, a bit expensive. It took about 15 minutes for the salad to arrive after ordering. The seafood bowl came about 30 minutes later. I wish they could serve the food faster. The taste was good, and the atmosphere was nice. The pancakes were especially delicious with the sauce on top!

On Saturday, a little after 11 o'clock, three adults and two children went to have lunch. It was still early so there were only about five groups in the restaurant and it didn't feel crowded, but by close to 12 o'clock, there was a line. I chose the Aloha MIX plate. My family had the Mochiko Fried Chicken plate, Kids Pancake, and Kids Burger Set. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious, making the whole family happy. The price was reasonable, coming to a total of 7,733 yen this time.

I visited the restaurant at night. I couldn't get into other restaurants because they were crowded, so I chose this one. The interior of the restaurant was very Hawaiian and had a calm atmosphere, which was nice. The prices for the dishes were a bit high, but I guess that's expected at a place like Lalaport. The food was delicious overall, and I especially liked that they served dishes with edible flowers, giving it a tropical feel. The kids' set was quite a good deal, with options like hamburgers and other meats, and it even came with a drink. The adult portions were a bit small for the price. The garlic shrimp was incredibly delicious. This restaurant is great for a special occasion like a date, where you can enjoy a quiet and cozy atmosphere.

Eating lunch at a friend's house today. I got takeout from Aloha Table at Toyosu Lalaport! Aloha Table has quite a few locations, but no matter where you go, you can always count on delicious food and a great Hawaiian atmosphere, which I love. Today, since it was takeout, I didn't get to relax at the restaurant, but I had the Garlic Shrimp and Mochiko Chicken, classic Hawaiian dishes. I shared the chicken and shrimp with my friend, and we both enjoyed them. There was something like egg sprinkle on the rice, which added to the Hawaiian feel. My friend was also happy, so that was great. It would have been even better if they had Big Wave beer from Hawaii! A little more salad would have been nice too. It was a delicious lunch that made me feel like I was in Hawaii! Thank you for the meal.

I wanted to relax and have a meal, so I chose a restaurant in Lalaport Toyosu that was quiet and had a calming atmosphere. I ordered a Loco Moco with avocado, mini Cobb salad, and coffee, which cost over 2000 yen. The taste was average. The service was good, but the female staff seemed slow to notice the presence of customers and did not seem to pay much attention. Thank you for the meal!

@alohatable_lalaport_toyosu3︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎North Shore Garlic Shrimp Plate 1,639 yen✎*。Located inside Lalaport Toyosu, Aloha Table doesn't offer lunch sets on weekdays, which is a bit disappointing (they do have a daily special menu though). However, their crispy garlic shrimp is delicious and makes me want to come back again and again ❤️ The portion size is not very big, so it may not be filling enough for men. I also want to try their pancakes~ #GarlicShrimp #ToyosuLunch #ToyosuCafe #LalaportToyosu #ToyosuGourmet #Lalaport #alohatable #AlohaTable #AlohaTableToyosu

I used it for my daughter's birthday celebration. They brought a dessert plate with a message after the meal, and even changed the music in the restaurant to birthday music as they brought it to the table. It was such a surprise that my daughter was amazed, but she was very happy to receive congratulations and a photo with a message card from the staff. The food was also delicious. I will definitely use this place again.

I visited during lunchtime on a regular day. I arrived at 11:30 and was able to get a table without waiting in line. The menu is the same as other chain locations. Some points to note are that most tables have high chairs, which may not be suitable for families with children. Also, the restaurant is located near the entrance, so it was a bit cold.

I ordered the Premium Loco Moco and Tuna and Mahi-Mahi Poke Rice at ALOHA TABLE in the Lalaport directly connected to Toyosu Station✨ I cracked the egg, and the meat mixed together, melting in my mouth with a delicious flavor that kept me eating! The sweet sauce of the Poke Rice brings out the deliciousness of the tuna and mahi-mahi.

Since I can't eat a lot, I opted for a la carte food. Hawaiian cocktails and non-alcoholic cocktails are all-you-can-drink, so I think both parents and children can enjoy it. We drank a lot, talked a lot, and the staff's dialect was also great!

This is a Hawaiian restaurant located in Lalaport Toyosu 3. I ordered the Premium Loco Moco with a side of mini salad. The Loco Moco was very simple and delicious, especially the classic gravy sauce. The portion size was about half of what you would get in Hawaii. For those who want a hearty meal, I recommend trying the Waikiki Style with two hamburgers and two sunny-side-up eggs. I miss Hawaiian cuisine, so I will definitely go back to try the Garlic Shrimp and Poke Bowl next time (lol).

The hot weather continues, and I came here looking for something refreshing. I ordered Loco Moco, Poke, Buffalo Chicken, and Garlic Shrimp at a shop in the mall. They weren't exactly light dishes, haha. The Loco Moco with demi-glace sauce was delicious with the egg and hamburger. Even the kids enjoyed it. The Poke, Buffalo Chicken, and Garlic Shrimp were all tasty!!

While sunbathing, I decided to have lunch with a takeout from Aloha Table. Despite being a takeout order, I was made to wait in line inside the restaurant, and even though I was only the second group in line, I had to wait for 20 minutes due to poor staff management. Then, it took another 15 minutes to receive my takeout order. As for the taste... it was disappointing. I will never go back. The Loco Moco had a hamburger patty with lots of gristle, half-burnt fried egg, and only the sauce was good. And the Cobb salad? It was just a simple lettuce salad. It's not worth the almost 1800 yen. The atmosphere is nice, but I will not be returning.

I stayed at a hotel near Shijomae Station on a Sunday, but the market was closed. When I asked the front desk where I could have dinner, they suggested Tsukiji. I took the Yurikamome line to Lalaport Toyosu and stumbled upon a Hawaiian restaurant with "Aloha" written on the sign. The menu was full of Hawaiian dishes, but the atmosphere wasn't exactly Hawaiian. I chose a couch set and ordered the Loco Moco, which I topped with Tabasco sauce. It was truly a Hawaiian experience.

For lunch, I went to a Hawaiian restaurant. They not only serve pancakes but also have proper food menus. I really wanted to have garlic shrimp, but it's a weekday afternoon... so I resisted! I ordered the Mochiko Fried Chicken Plate, which is basically fried chicken. But when it's beautifully arranged on a plate like this, it looks like a proper Hawaiian plate. The nori flakes on top of the rice make it look fancy, which is kind of funny (laughs). Presentation that matches the concept is important. The fried chicken has a slightly crispy texture and goes well with lime. The taste is pretty normal, but it really fills you up emotionally, which is nice. Instead of the usual shredded cabbage that comes with fried chicken, there were 4 types of deli salads. I was genuinely happy about that. The inclusion of seaweed salad is a big plus! I finished the shredded cabbage quickly like a veggie double first, then slowly enjoyed the fried chicken. With deli salads, you tend to eat them in a balanced way. I ended up feeling fuller than I expected. Overall, the Hawaiian lunch was better than I thought.