Picked up a Salmon bowl for my Husband that spent the majority of the morning in surgery. I could…read moresee the appreciation of this place for those who work in the area, but truly for the price, it wasn't anything special. For $20 it was a scoop of rice, poke of choice, and greens or salad. They charge a CC fee (which is common nowadays) but you can use your debit card to wave that 3%. Service was friendly and they seemed to have regulars. Personally, I would not go out of my way to come back but glad we got to stop by and sample it.

food - i got the kakaako bowl and my total came out to around $20 (not including tip). i'd say this…read morewas a little steep for the amount of fish i got (probably around 1/4 pound). the poke was really great quality, however it was drowning in sauce which i personally didn't enjoy. the sweet potato side was good! rice was a little mushy. service - quick and easy! ambiance - mainly a takeout spot, though there is ample seating outside.

Probably one of the better Filipino food vendors located in the "Food court" area…read more Many many selections to choose from, typical fare includes: - Pork or chicken adobo - Dinadaraan (Chocolate meat, look it up) -Dinakdakan (Pig Ear) -Bulalo (Beef soup) -Pinakbet -Sari Sari and many many more This my go to spot whenever I giver china towns "Mauna Kea Marketplace". There's so many other Filipino places to choose from, but this is the one for me. Love the "Aunties" that work the counter, that are super friendly and cheerful. They don't mind explaining what every dish is made of and which ones are their favorites. The seating is your typical open/no reserved folding tables with bunch of chairs. You get to sit with anyone who will have you and make some new friends. So Ono, you know !!! Eat to live, Live to eat !!!

I also go to you folk ! And since I went cut my hair ! What the heck you give me little bite of foodread more

I first heard about this business from Frolic Hawaii's article…read more https://www.frolichawaii.com/stories/hidden-gem-sistah-truck Food truck is located on back of Queens POB III building. Across street is Board of Water Supply by Lauhala St. Koi food truck is in the front with red umbrella. Sistah Truck in back. Per employee, they come to this location on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. They weren't too busy.

Hands down one of the best tricks near work! Whenever I forget my lunch I can't resist ordering the…read morehoney butter fries)! My other half enjoys the wagu cheeseburger with mushrooms and a side of fries on a regular basis as well. If you're in the area for work or court, stop by! Their menu is a mix of local and Asian food, so there is just about something for everyone. The bonus is that they aren't cash only, so no worries if you only carry plastic! Don't get too confused of you see the truck change color, there's 2 of um! Don't worry both are delicious!

This is the spot I only go to for Pinoy food at the Maunakea Marketplace! Aunty Naty I've known for…read more30 years. She's had her booth for about 25 years. Her ginataan halo-halo is delicious along with her many other dishes like dinakdakan, giniling na baboy with quail eggs and many others! If you crave Pinoy food and are in Chinatown then make sure you stop by her place and try. You won't be disappointed!

Hi everyone They used to give plenty but not any more…read more My suggestion don't buy from them I went they gave me one pig stuff and little rice. And the food was cold not hot yuck If the jook soup it was cold and the meat was old

Chef Paul Matsumoto, formerly of Alan Wongs, has opened up a take out business at the Pacific…read moreGateway Center. Looks like he caters, does special events and is part of the Birria Taco craze on Tuesdays and Thursdays but this review is for his bento. If you follow him on IG (@benicobentos), he posts a list of what bento options are available each week. Choices change weekly, which will be fun to follow and see what Chef Paul comes up with! ORDERING: Place your order by 5pm the day prior to your order pick up to make sure your order gets in by calling (808)452-4314. They contact you to confirm your order and pick up time. When you get to PGC, call and someone will come out with your order. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday, 11:30am-4:30pm. THE FOOD: I ordered the Soboro Gohan Bento. I haven't had soboro in a long time and thoroughly enjoyed this! Flavors were on point. It comes with a small serving of Chicken Nanban. I'm a sucker for eggy tarter sauce on fried chicken! My friend got the Soy Glazed Salmon Bento with Somen Salad. He said it was excellent. There is also a baker making really interesting cookies! This week they offered Panellet cookies (which I had to google because I have never heard of Panellets before). Panellets are Catalan cookies that celebrate All Saints Day. YUM! I wish Beni Co. Bentos the best of luck! Looking forward to seeing what you offer each week!

I bought their vegetarian bento. I was pleasantly surprised how tasty it was. They had a good…read morevariety of dishes. All dishes were delicious. I've eaten a lot of vegetarian meals but was impressed with their bento. It was hard to find the location but it was worth the effort.

Hidden Food trailer alert! They have 4-5 specials and it changes daily. Today we had the strawberry…read moresalad, kalua pork plate and hawaiian tacos. The food was bomb. Their menu is different from other food trucks. It has a mix of hawaiian, mexican, local fusion. Credit card accepted and they have a nice breakfast menu as well. To get here, if you're heading towards ala moana on ala moana blvd., make a right onto Channel st. Or when you see M nightclub. I'm stoked that I'm the first to review!

I had the Breakfast Burrito which was filled with eggs, bacon, and cheese. I think there was a…read moresecret sauce that made the Burrito over the top! It was love at first bite. Great way to start the day. I will be here again!

Omg their crispy pata is out of this world so tender and has good taste. The chicharon was very…read moregood too! I also ordered their smoked fish tinapa. Definetely going back again.

Making it your own…read more.. That's what I do love about this discovery at Makana Mkt at Ka Makana Ali'i where they have it twice a week and this Sunday from 11a-3p I found this cute little card and it was Aloha Poke Bar which is obvious is a mobile cart which is absolutely cute and does exactly that where the menu describes the offerings for the day which was Classic, Tornado and what I got is Volcano their version of the spicy ahi. Bowls come in two sizes and though my thoughts was large though I got the small which is just $13 and all bowls comes with white rice topped with the poke of your choice and it doesn't end there you get unlimited toppings and I believe there was six types to which I got the pickled red onions and crispy onions (I later realized they were both onions lol!) there was also ocean salad, pickled cucumbers, furikake. The gentleman asked if I wanted inamona and spicy sauce...uuuhh yes! Poke is obviously premade and the list of the ingredients are all in as well as my Volcano which I though for me personally wasn't spicy enough was made with mayo, sriracha chili sauce, sesame oil, and green onions and thankfully it didn't have much green onions which I don't like but hey it adds the flavor. Rice cooked just right and the toppings complimented it all to my happy belly and was a pleasant find on this gloomy rainy day as the service was nice and friendly which brought the vibe to another level at this cute little cart. Thank you!

Locally owned and operated! Newest craze - fresh catering…read morefor all your event needs! Weddings, concerts, parties, and more!Best poke bowls handmade in front of your guests. Minimum ordering needed. Bowls priced as low as $10 each. Havn't seen their food truck at any local events but I have seen them at weddings. Staff and vibes spread that aloha vibe - book them for your next pā'ina.