Update September 2016: They changed their noodle soup recipe. It's now a bowl containing a super bland oil slick. I've never had my hands get super greasy from a bowl of noodle soup before! Ate the noodles and wonton and then tossed it. Very sad.
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Popped in here Sunday night. It was pretty empty, so hopefully they'll get busier as people figure out they are open. The windows facing Bashas' have blackout screening on them so the restaurant looks closed from the Ray road side.
The older Asian cashier was pleasant. They were out of noodles, so I couldn't try the wonton "noodle soup." He also said the noodles were similar to "lo mein noodles" when I asked if they were ramen or saimin noodles.
We ordered loco moco, BBQ beef (more teriyaki than shoyu style), and kalbi (Korean BBQ) ribs. The burger and BBQ beef were seasoned and cooked well, and my mom seemed to enjoy her kalbi. The rice was properly cooked, though I wasn't a fan of the mac salad or soggy large leafy greens under the entrees. I wish they had put the loco moco over rice instead of the greens. One of the eggs in my loco moco was overcooked.
I have two spam musubi in my fridge right now that I am hoping make for a good lunch tomorrow!
The misalignment of the ocean paining in the dining room annoys me (there are visible gaps between the three sections), but their flatscreen tv is VERY nice. All of the furniture is brand new too, and the place was very clean!
The three entrees plus the musubi came to around $35 after tax, without any drinks.
I'll drop by again to see how their soup measures up to the real deal at Aloha Kitchen.