Came here for the first time with my family. Saw some pics on FB so decided to make it a family trip out to Temple, TX. We ordered the garlic chicken and Island Style Fried Noodles (classic local style fried saimin). Both of these plates are very flavorful and delicious. We ordered musubis as well and they were good. It was nice to see furikake being used on the rice, you don't see too many people using furikake on rice anymore, probably cause it's so expensive lol. This place also sells Aloha brand juice. The potato mac that came with these plates were amazing. They all tasted just like they should from Hawaii.
Braddah Shon running the lunch truck is super friendly and helpful. Located in a little food truck lot near the Train Musuem. There is a little partly covered area to dine on as well as other food trucks, but they were closed. Not too many parking that I've seen available, but we were able to park on the streets. Don't forget to get a stamp card which you can claim a free plate after 10 plates. Will definitely be back should we come to Temple again. read more