Stopped by this place because it's one of the only shaved ice places opening a Tuesday. I got the…read morematcha blueberry shaved ice with sweet milk. And when I tell you it's one of the BEST shaved ice I have had...it truly was! The staff were friendly and fast at bringing it out. You get to eat at a really nice view point as well. I enjoyed watching the chickens and friendly cat in the area as well. I only got one, but I hope I can make it out again to try other flavors before my vacation ends!

We recently had a luncheon at my job for about 20-25 people, I contacted Oz's kitchen to see about…read moregetting individual bowls, cause most of us have tried their food and already love it! They were super easy to work with, and very accommodating as we wanted a few options for people. And I have to say it was a big hit at our luncheon, it was very easy to place the order with them, and was ready exactly at our pick up time, and all the people at the luncheon really enjoyed it. We are so very thankful for a great experience, and we will definitely be ordering again! Thank you!

Clean, inviting spot for a nice bite to eat, right off the main road, with easy parking, indoor and…read moreshaded outdoor seating. Owner was friendly and helpful, and kama'aina discounts available! Best of all, the empanadas we tried were delicious, perfectly cooked and full of flavor and a good amount of filling! We will definitely be returning.

Stopped by for empanadas. The gracious owner apologized that he was working on a large order but…read morewas able to fulfill our small order quickly. Ordering can be done online or from tablet at the store. We liked Grandma's Empanadas best with its delicious ground pork and Puerto Rican spices. Pollo Loco was slightly dry and more one-dimensional. The crust was thin and super crispy. Also tried Guava Quesitos from "Kona Sweets Bakeshop" they had at the counter and were glad we did: guava and cream cheese in puff pastry was match made in heaven. Other goods from "Kona Sweets Bakeshop" are also available at the cafe next door.

Food was awesome, including the barbecue sauce. Chatted…read morewith Randy. Great guy. A must stop.

Thursday and Fridays until they run out. There was a line but the women are so efficient and we…read morereceived our food while paying. All the meat ribs, chicken and brisket are all flavorful tender and juicy. The Mac salad is a must try!! The Mac & cheese was good, I believe it has chicken in it (I could be wrong) so you get a meaty taste. There is covered seating. Bbq sauce wasn't my favorite basic sauce but the meat doesn't need any sauce

I decided to try a spicy garlic chicken plate with side salad and fries. The spicy garlic chicken…read moreis not on their menu, but they have other spicy stuff, so I asked if they could make the chicken that way. They were very accomodating and helpful. The order came out fairly quickly and as you can see from the pic, its a large portion - I couldnt finish it in two sittings. The chicken was not as crunchy as I would have liked, but it tasted great and was moist and tender inside. The lack of crunchiness may have been my fault since I added a little extra Sriracha on top of everything. I recommend Da Braddahz Grinds and will be back!

I stopped by this food truck for the first time and tried the Furikake chicken, and it did not…read moredisappoint! The service was great the staff took the time to explain the menu, walk me through my options, and recommend what to order. The chicken was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. I also loved the fries, and the shrimp were huge and seasoned really well. It honestly made for two great meals in one. Delicious!

Always good, always fresh!! The garlic shrimp is super flavorful and the fresh crispy papaya salad…read moreis absolute perfection...my favorite meal yet I have tried many different things and never been disappointed. Mahalo plenty for putting so much love into your food!!

Food 5/5: all the food quality was on point and really resembled authentic Filipino food. Super…read morecrispy litchon and shrimps and juicy ribs (but some ribs were a bit dry). Cucumber salad was delicious as well as the onion dish. Rice was very well made. The to-go order took a bit longer than expected but we are on an island time so who cares lol I would highly recommend this place and call ahead to see where they are stationed!

They open early at 4am. If you're up that early or can't sleep and need something to do, visiting…read moretheir place of business is a welcome early morning treat. A mocha is a good way to go. Your choice of options (sweet and or type of cream). Enjoy a pie as well. Bacon n Cheddar or Old fashioned (pot pie). Anyways a lovely experience. Service is relatively quick. A repurposed service station is utilized with the rubber tire cables on the ground that ring a bell when each of your tires go over them. Sometimes two bells, sometimes four. Pull in, wait, order, receive and leave. It's So K!

Tried various Coffee spots when i visited Big island , So'k got it right with the service and…read morequality. Definitely my go to when i visit Big Island again ! very friendly service and even better coffee

My parents love this truck, but it can be hard to track down. They're only open on weekends. Check…read moretheir Instagram to see where they are. I got the Spicy Ahi Poke Nachos and they were delicious. I wish they had more poke/fish options on the menu because it was really good.

They did a catering event which had poke bomb and nachos (poke not fresh) rice on it was missing…read moreits sushi flavor. Chicken was dry, beef was tough and the ribs sauce was too sweet. Guacamole was just an avocado mashed. Fresh salad was good and potato salad also. Fish was good too. Pasta dish was bland Egg rolls we're oily

I walked all the way there because I wanted Indian food. This is not Indian food. It's now a…read moreJamaican food truck. False advertising. Can't speak to the food because I walked away.

I love Indian Food Trucks. Swamis Dosa I have been trying…read moresince you were selling in the tent each month at Kailua Kona stroll .I like all your menu. Also I visited your place in the International Market. Now you're open on Hualalai Rd if I am not mistaken your truck is parked in front of 76 gas station place? I will go there someday. It's a convenient location, it's a walking distance from where I live.

Worth the drive over to Waimea! Follow the cloud of smoke past the main part of town. Huge BBQ pits…read moreset up with chicken pork and beef bbq cooking. We shared the 3 meat plate and still had leftovers. It looked and smelled so good we grabbed a blanket and ate on the grassy area next to the parking lot. The chicken was super juicy, pork bbq wasn't too fatty, beef rib was huge and meaty. We loved everything dipped in the chili water sauce! Also got the pancit and a couple packs of suman (rice cakes wrapped in banana leaves) They reminded us of the suman in the Philippines - so yummy! Service was friendly and efficient. Super busy with cars coming in and out of the parking area next to the pits and ordering tent.

Really good ribs and chicken!!! O ly thing is it comes with…read morea lil attitude on the side. Lady at the register is not friendly at all, food is da bomb! I'll be back, F her.

Fantastic malasadas, best on the island. Hot and fresh every time. Look for the food trucks!read more

A friend of mine who lives on the BI strongly recommended this malasada spot as she knows and…read moreunderstands my previous disappointment with two other malasada places on the BI, as well as the standard I'm used to from a particular spot on Oʻahu. She assured me these were made to order and, most importantly, not biscuits pretending to be malasadas. So far, we are winning! The location was easy to find, and on a Wednesday morning the line was minimal -- small kine wait. I ordered a dozen to share with our friends from Kentucky who had NEVER had a malasada before, so I was excited to introduce them to this deliciousness. First impression: these malasadas are HUGE. Like baseball-sized huge. And true to what I was told, they were made to order and came out piping hot! We ordered cinnamon and powdered sugar, which was new for me since I'm used to malasadas coated in granulated sugar. They were so hot that the powdered sugar immediately started melting into them. First bite? Not bad. Definitely NOT the biscuit like texture I experienced at another BI spot, so that was already a win. But they still didn't quite have that soft, pillowy texture I was hoping for. That being said, these were easily better than the other two malasada places we tried on the BI in the past. Our Kentucky friends, however, had absolutely no complaints. I'm pretty sure there were some squeals and happy dancing happening, so their first malasada experience was clearly a success. If you've never had a malasada before, this is definitely a good place to start. They're huge, made to order, served piping hot, and most importantly, not biscuit dense. Of the malasadas I've tried on the BI, these have definitely been the best. Oʻahu still holds my malasada heart, though. IYKYK.