An amazing duo discovered at Parker School during Waimea Farmers Market serving authentic Raclette cheese imported from France. We both tried each other's entrees. My husband had the Hawaiian which included raclette cheese, potatoes, Portuguese sausage, and eggs. He raved about his meal! I couldn't resist Raclette Cheesesteak on a hoagie. This is the best cheesesteak I've consumed. Tender rib eye slices with veggies cooked to perfection. Dill pickles and mustard are complimentary. Find a comfy spot. Loved and enjoyed the multiple cheese pulls! Consume top quality food, notice the difference and reap the benefits. Huge gratitude to E & C! Outstanding customer service! Follow them via IG for more deets. Highly recommend. Raclette is definitely a game changer. read more

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This is my first time ever having ordered from this food truck. The staff were very friendly. I got the toastie sandwich. It was enough for two people, the mustard on the side was perfect. Definitely would recommend it. if you ever get a chance to go to the Waimea farmers market definitely go because there's so many vendors with different items from honey to spices to homemade crafts & jewelry. PS - I'm the one that gave you the $2 dollar bill read more

Cheese Please - This is the toastie sandwich with petite dill pickles, and a side of mustard - Cheese Shops Near Me - Waimea, Hawaii

Found Cheese Please at the Volcano Thursday Market. Delicious. Phenomenal cheese. Great service. Phenomenal cheese. If you're coming here, you know what you want - cheese. It's good. We got the Italian and the Philly. Phenomenal cheese. read more

We were ravenous at a farmer's market and saw a tent with that advertised hot cheese (an outpost, I would learn later, of Cheese Please). I needed something robust, and so I got in line. It took some time (20-30) minutes to get the food, but it was worth it. My order consistent of fried potatoes and slices of Italian sausage coated with a deluge of a warm, melted cheese and topped with two eggs (to order, which for me was over easy). It was all made with very high quality ingredients. This was particularly the case for the cheese, toasted and shredded right from the wheel. The sausage was also quite good and had a nice kick to it. My gf's grilled cheese sandwich was also proper and good, but I was already basking the glow of cheese-coma when I tried it, so my impression was that it was less soul-satisfying than was my potato dish. read more

Cheese Please - Italian bowl with eggs - Cheese Shops Near Me - Waimea, Hawaii

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First time I tried Raclette and I really enjoyed it! Found it at a First Friday Food Truck Night. The woman at the front was super friendly, telling me a bit about the dish and story of the truck. Pretty good portions. I got the Hawaiian style with egg and had a pretty solid dinner. read more

Cheese Please - Hawaiian Style - Cheese Shops Near Me - Waimea, Hawaii

This place is a must visit whenever I am in the big island, along with the tropics dreams ice cream factory, one aloha shaved ice, and for land for poke. The raclette is delicious and watching them make it is so fun! Each time I'm back in the mainland I wish they had a place like this. So good!! read more

Cheese Please - The Hawaiian! - Cheese Shops Near Me - Waimea, Hawaii

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You know when you find yourself in an environment with food trucks and someone claims "keto food," and you are skeptical? Well I typically am. Then I tried the raclette today from @cheese_please_hawaii and my life has been changed for the better. Sausage, Portuguese sausage, eggs, Dijon mustard and gooey, loaded melted cheese. Delicious!! What a find. read more

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Sorry, this is longer than expected. See way down below for the MEAT and POTATOES for what I thought. We drove out to Hilo yesterday, and unexpectedly found a farmers market and street fair. In the street fair was a couple of food trucks, and this was one of them. I was intrigued, first by the cute little restored 1950's van that (I was told) had once been a newspaper/magazine delivery van, and second by what was going on inside. I consider myself a foodie, and I had never seen anything like this before. Raclette!!! Rack-What??? I had no idea, so I stood and watched. The proprietor had some sort of device that held a half of a cheese wheel under a burner. I dont know if this is something he designed and came up with himself or if he found it in some Swiss town where, I later discovered, is where Raclette comes from. The top of the cheese starts to melt under the burner and he scrapes the melted layer onto the food he's prepared, as a topping or part of the cheesiness of the meal. Right!!! I jumped in line and ordered the Cheesesteak sandwich, which was listed as the special for the day - who knows, maybe its the special everyday, but it sounded good. The young lady - I can say that since I'm officially OAF - Old As F*** - took my order. She was very sweet and friendly. I watched as the proprietor cooked up the thin slices of beef along with onion and peppers and scraped a layer of cheese onto the mixture on the flat top. He toasted a bun, which I thought was super soft and perfectly toasted, put the bun into a paper tray and scooped the cheese steak concoction onto the bun. YUMMMMM!!! I couldn't wait to try it. ***Here's the Meat and Potatoes: So this is what I thought. The bun was soft and perfectly toasted. The beef mixture was perfectly cooked and delicious. The cheese was mild, ooey gooey and perfectly melted and mixed together with the meat. For me personally, I needed to add some heat to the mixture, it was a little bland for me. But they took peoples different tastes into consideration and had a number of different locally sourced hot sauces, and a bottle of the holy grail - SRIRACHA. My daughter and her friend tried the Hawaiian. That was Portuguese sausage and potatoes covered with the melted cheese. It looked amazing , but I didn't get a chance to try it. I turned around (there was a lot to see at the street festival) and when I looked back it was gone! They said they really enjoyed it. read more

I ordered a burger....I was so excited to get this burger with arugula, melted cheese and I even ordered a "Fried Egg HARD" (it's different than a well done egg, the yolk should be busted so that you don't have to eat a lump of yolk) the burger was cooked perfectly but had almost zero seasoning. The meat tasted like liver I could not finish it because I was expecting a delicious, savory, creamy, cheese burger and it was disappointing. read more

We had the basic Italian sausage and potato raclette bowl at the farmer's market -- it was SO GOOD. Delicious with several different flavors that all went very together -- you should get all of the fixings (pickles, mustard, green onions) even if they don't seem to make sense. The cheese was gooey and delicious and the potatoes and sausage were perfectly cooked. I am excited to go back and try more of the options. Am also really happy that they come to both sides of the island! read more

Cheese Please - The Italian sausage bowl - delicious!! - Cheese Shops Near Me - Waimea, Hawaii

I have seen this food a few times and yesterday had the opportunity to try it, it was so amazing!! The pickle with the meal was delicious and I accidentally dropped some of it and was so bummed. I adore cheese and potatoes and this was SO DELICIOUS! I definitely can't wait to try this again!! read more

Cheese Please - Cheese and Potatoes - Cheese Shops Near Me - Waimea, Hawaii

This food truck is legendary! If you ever find yourself in the big island of Hawaii , look them up on Instagram, they are constantly changing spots. There are a few places where you can find them, like uncle roberts farmers market , every Wednesday night or KukuAu studio in Hilo, whenever they have a jazz night ! Owners of the truck is a local couple- some of the nicest people, hardworking, dedicated, they restored their old rusty truck into this gorgeous beauty basically themselves, ordered the best equipment from Europe , so as the cheese , so now you can enjoy the best Swiss alpine Raclette in Hawaii! Again, the nicest genuine people , and amazing food! Must try if in the Big Island mahalo ! read more

First time trying this. The potato's are perfectly cooked, the Portuguese sausage was tasty and the cheese was gooey. I think there needed to be more cheese and I was hoping for it to be more gooey. The flavor was on point! read more

Great customer service and great food! You can find these guys every Saturday at the Parker School Farmers Market. If you are craving eggs, potatoes meat, and (most importantly) CHEESE!!! Stop by! read more