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    Michael M.

    Ashford Avenue, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Kuhio Highway, Hanamaulu, Hawaii. Over a hundred years since the first Puerto Ricans migrated to Hawaii to work on the sugar plantations, bringing food, music, and culture that would evolve into what we know as pastele, dioja, and kachi-kachi today. Comes now Brezee's a walk-up eatery that offers a simple menu, yet the foods are complex in flavor. I had the Kachi-kachi plate: a pastele (a Puerto Rican tamale made of green bananas, pork, olives, and annatto oil),with a generous dressing of dioja (pastele in stew form), gandule rice, potato salad, and a tomato mix (diced tomatoes with cilantro and bacalao, or cod). Also bought a dioja bowl: a heaping serving of dioja, white rice, and potato salad. Prices are reasonable, service is fast and friendly, and the food sells out fast. They are open only Friday through Sunday, 10 AM until sold out (about 1:30 PM).

    Katchi Plate

    Business is now located at the Veterans center parking lot under a pop up tent. Food and menu are still the same. I ordered the Katchi plate and it was huge and filling, I could only eat half of it. Service and wait time was okay for a take out order.

    1/2 pound pastele, gandule rice, bacalomi, salad and stew bowl!!!!!! Winnahz
    Josh B.

    My gf and I were rolling thru town gonna hit up a bfast stop for kalua benedicts but saw the Pastele plate sign on the side of the road. Made a quick decision and a quick turn into the lot! Greeted with aloha as I walked up, chose the pastele stew and a pastele plate with gandule rice! Hoooo to say the least we were stoked to choose Brezee's, everything was ONOOOOOlicious!! (taste great) the one item we were surprised by was the bacalomi, never had it that way before and it was a hit! Had to go back and grab another!! Stop by if you in the area, you won't be disappointed

    Yummy super flavorful Pastele

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    Coquito's Latin Cuisine Restaurant - Tripleta Sandwich

    Coquito's Latin Cuisine Restaurant

    4.5(947 reviews)
    83.8 mi
    •$$

    Delicious homemade Puerto Rican food. Hands-down the best on the island. Not that there are a lot…read moreof Puerto Rican restaurants on the island. But this place is excellent No matter how many you have... My usual is the pernil plate-- tasty pulled pork with your choice of sides. I usually like the yuca or plantains, and gandule rice. Tried the bean stew hanchules today--so good on the rice. Also got to watch them make the pasteles. Stevena the owner said that in Puerto Rico they only make this for special occasions. But here everybody wants it all the time, and she sells out of them. Small parking lot out front and outside seating. But with the heat in Waianae, I would definitely sit inside in the air-conditioning. Definitely one of my go to places on the west side. Always friendly service.

    I normally get the Chicken Mofongo however the food hasn't been the same since after Covid so when…read moreI would get it the chicken is always so dry. The rice and plantains are always so amazing tho. I've been wanting to try them out lately so I did a Door dash order and got their Steak Mofongo! It was good. A lot of garlic which I don't mind because I love garlic, a pina colada and Tres Leches. Since I did Door Dash and didn't sit in I'm sure the condensation made my tostones a little soft but they're normally so crunchy. I didn't dine in to get serviced and experience the inside of the restaurant for the ambiance and I know that does mess up food quality since I'm not getting it hot from the kitchen. I will need to dine in next time to get the true quality. Overall I will definitely try out the restaurant and dine inside for a change.

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    Surf N Salsa - Al Pastor Crunchy Taco

    Surf N Salsa

    4.5(1.3k reviews)
    84.1 mi
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    What a great new space, much more open and inviting than the old Haleiwa location. After a late…read moremorning surf I was dreaming of chips and guac. My friend told me there was a great place in Waialua, so we drove straight over. Because it was a Saturday, we were going to place an online order and pick up to take home, but for some reason they were not accepting orders. When we arrived around 12:45 we were surprised to see lots of seating options, so we just chose to stay and eat. There were only 2 other people in line when we order our tacos and received a buzzer to wait. Not featured in my photos are the chips and guac that were ready for us within minutes. We demolished it, 10/10 chips and guac! We waited about 20 minutes for the tacos to cook, fresh out the kitchen they were very yummy. Two tacos were more than enough, I was so full and ready to take a nap. Such a cute spot, I'll definitely be back.

    We came at 8:38 pm when the main kitchen was already closed but the taco stand was open so we got…read moreus two plates of 4 tacos for about $27. We tried each salsa. The red one is SPICY!!!! We also ordered the mango, guava, and lime Jarritos. It was the perfect dinner to end my days off. Tacos on a Thursday night off? Si, por favor! Wow. We loved the tacos so much, we ate 10 tacos. Lol. Thank you for the hospitality!

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    Surf N Salsa - Carne asada fajitas plate (house made flour tortillas not pictured)

    Carne asada fajitas plate (house made flour tortillas not pictured)

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    Nikkei - Chicken Saltana

    Nikkei

    2.0(1 review)
    86.3 mi

    Saw a food truck at Eat the Street that I've never seen around Yelp so I decided to give it a…read moretry...Asian fused with Peruvian? Talk about interesting. This Eat the Street was pork and their main pork dish was Asado...unfortunately they ran out around 7pm when I got there, so I didn't get any pork. Lame. Anyways, onto the food! I decided to go with their Chicken Saltana. I honestly didn't read the description, but I remember that I wanted something reasonably cheap and somewhat healthy. Can't really go wrong with chicken, peppers, onions, salad and rice. I pride myself on only rating places on their food, unless their service or something else is just absolutely horrendously terrible. But I would like to mention that the wait for my plate was about 35 minutes...standing...in a crowded parking lot...hungry...and tired. I expected more from a food truck, I mean come on now, this isn't a sit down restaurant, you gotta get the order and make it quick and good. At least the live music was good and the moon was quite nice. Opening my plate, I see a pretty nice plate of food. Reasonable amount of chicken and peppers and onions, generous servings of rice and salad, and a little container of what appeared to be dressing. It was all spiced with what I assumed to be Peruvian spices and also cilantro and a sweet oil based sauce used to cover the chicken and veggies and rice. The chicken looked a little plain, but the sweet sauce and veggies and cilantro really went well with the juicy chicken and the Peruvian rice (Twas a little crispy/hard, but very tasty) was pretty delicious. However, the salad was just....bleh...The veggies were fine, but the dressing was basically salt incarnate...and I'm 80% sure I detected a hint of fish, which was not good at all. For $8.90 though...not bad for everything. Overall, pretty okay meal. Without the salad, I'd give it 3.5 stars. Not bad, but nothing too spectacular. I must remember to try the other trucks at Eat the Street next time, I didn't check Yelp to see which trucks were good at the event...and I believe it cost me this time. Oh well...there is always next time.

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    Nikkei - Japanese/Peruvian food truck

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