2 Scoops of Aloha LV Drive Inn

My favorite Hawaiian food place. The staff is very nice and friendly, food is ono and portions are huge. The squid luau is my fave, I can pound that thing in one sitting then pau...gotta nainai. lol

Was treated to fantastic traditional Hawaiian food for lunch the other day and i still think about it. The pictures don’t do it justice as i was too busy eating to take that many: Friendly staff who were very helpful and as stated excellent food: Las Vegas is often referred to as the 9th island and if this food is any indication, i can’t wait to visit the other 8!

Before 2 Scoops, my entry into hawaiian cuisine was adding pineapple on my Canadian bacon pizza. (Little h intended). I’m sorry Hawaii. I owe you an apology for thinking that was Hawaiian. As my Hawaiian friend says, Holey Moley!! 2 Scoops opened my world beyond measure. Tried the Hibiscus plate, a little of everything. Was excellent and very filling. Heading back next week to try something else and explode my taste buds again! Friendly staff, friendly customers, great food. What more can you ask for? Come try 2 Scoops and you won’t regret it.

Came here to grab a quick brunch after visiting the Seven Mountain rock art. Food service is quick. The dining area has around 5 table and is very clean. Food is decent. I especially like the poki.

Take my review with a grain of salt. Every island in Hawai'i makes their food different, as well as every family. To me the pork hash was da winner! It wasn't too salty! The size was eyepopping! Now I'm picky about mac salad. If you like it with pepper and not too much mayo this place has it! Iwas raving about the pork hash and mac salad for days. I haven't tried all the Hawaiian plates in vegas, but I liked this one. I'm not a haupia fan, my husband ate it up! The lomi salmon was Ono. Squid Luau, I grew up eating it savory(Kaua'i). I learned at this restaurant they like it sweet. So, if you like sweet squid luau where you can actually see that get squid inside 2 scoops has it. I grew up with the trifecta laulau, but I noticed in Vegas it's mostly pork. This is understandable as it is an arduous process to make the trifecta. The pork was moist and not dry, lots of yummy laulau leaves. I definitely preferred this Hawaiian plate over another competitor. There was so much in the plate I couldn't eat it all. My husband ate the kalua pig and rice. The manapua wasn't my thing, but it could be yours. Manapua is a very opiniated subject hehe. I will definitely come back here.

Ordered poke, pork hash, manapua, and garlic chicken from here recently. Poke was good. Pork hash was also good, not sure if they make it in house or not. Manapua was frozen from Golden Coin that they steam to order. Overall, it's good in a pinch. Garlic chicken was decent also. It's definitely not the best, but hard to beat when the cravings hit