There are plenty of little restaurants you could drive by every day in Lubbock without giving them a second thought.<\/p>\n
And then, there’s Aloha BBQ<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tucked away at 9810 Indiana Ave<\/a>., Aloha BBQ is tiny, no-frills, and incredibly easy to miss if nobody has ever told you about it. I couldn’t help but mention it today because it’s my all-time favorite place to eat in Lubbock, and I know for a fact that I am not alone.<\/p>\n Someone announced yesterday on the LBK Foodies Facebook page that it had reopened, and people were ecstatic<\/a>.<\/p>\n Folks, Aloha BBQ is finally open again.<\/p>\n The little Hawaiian hole-in-the-wall serves favorites like chicken katsu, Hawaiian BBQ chicken, kalua pork, loco moco, musubi, noodles, fried rice, and INCREDIBLE macaroni salad. Get the full menu here.<\/a><\/p>\n The portions are HUGE, y’all, and the food is made to order. They’re usually pretty busy, so expect to wait a bit. Reviews regularly mention waiting period of 30 minutes<\/a> or longer.<\/p>\n I want you to know it is WELL worth the wait. It’s kind of just part of the whole experience.<\/p>\n Newbies, this isn’t just some trendy new restaurant that showed up in Lubbock. According to the Yellow Pages, it’s actually been around for nearly 2 decades<\/a>. They’ve got\u00a0a seriously loyal and decidated following in Lubbock.<\/p>\n