Hawaiian Food in Las Vegas - aka "The Ninth Island" | 2 Scoops of Aloha

2 Scoops of Aloha is the only Hawaiian restaurant on Las Vegas Boulevard, and DJ Paul Pu-ukani Sebala is ready to take YOU inside! Meet the eatery's owner Shai Walter and find out why traditional Hawaiian food is so important in Las Vegas, which is lovingly referred to by many as "Ninth Island." Then, watch DJ Paul's reaction as he eats a lunch plate named after his radio station Pipeline 2 Paradise!
- Presented by Vegas PBS -
What is YOUR favorite Hawaiian food? Let us know in the comments!

[@gailsiangco5599]

Onolicious Grinds ! Mahalo for sharing !!!

[@kande112182]

I want some! Nom nom nom!

[@rebeccagilman2020]

🌺 Aloha Shy, Omg! 😋 That looks so onolicious! Mahalo for the local foods… 😋🤙🏽🥰

[@gailsiangco5599]

DJ Paul mahalo for sharing ! very authentic !!! I love it ! We gotta make our own hea in San Diego ! Road trip to Two Scoops of Aloha !

[@oblisk8613]

Dayum braddah, that looks so ono! Always looking for new kind grindz. Mahalo and aloha 🤙

[@Puna_9thIsland]

💯🤙

[@michellesmith9855]

I thought the Hawaiian archipelago has more than 200 different islands ...why would Vegas be the ninth island? No, I get it. My church in NLV is mostly Hawaiian...

[@TroyKahalehoe]

Hawaii 's roots and Culture,stay established there

[@oblisk8613]

Hawaii is made up of 8 islands, hence Vegas being the 9th. Any smaller islands around aren't inhabited and are lumped in with the closest inhabited islands but there really aren't that many smaller islands. Maybe you're thinking of the Philippines?