Nalu's South Shore Grill is a must-visit breakfast spot in Maui! If you love a good Loco Moco,…read moretrust me when I say their Classic Loco Moco was the BEST I've ever had. It's a simple Hawaiian comfort-food classic, but the quality of the ingredients really takes it to another level. The dish features a natural, grass-fed, certified Black Angus beef patty over organic jasmine brown rice, topped with two free-range eggs cooked your way and rich mushroom-onion gravy, served with Nalu's mac salad. Everything comes together beautifully, from the juicy beef patty to the savory gravy and perfectly cooked eggs. It's hearty, satisfying, and packed with flavor. I especially appreciate the focus on quality ingredients. My husband wasn't particularly hungry, so he went with the Maui Fruit Bowl, and it was such a refreshing alternative! Seasonal fresh fruit, granola, toasted coconut, Greek yogurt, and honey, served with gluten-free banana bread. The fruit was incredibly fresh, and the bowl felt light and refreshing -- a lovely balance to my hearty Loco Moco. It's a great option if you're in the mood for something lighter for breakfast. The ordering process is casual and easy: place your order at the hostess stand, find a table, put your table number marker out, and the food is brought directly to you. It's a relaxed setup that makes breakfast convenient without sacrificing the dining experience. Overall, Nalu's really impressed me with its quality ingredients, delicious Hawaiian breakfast classics, and fresh, lighter options. Whether you're craving an indulgent Loco Moco or a refreshing fruit bowl, there's something for everyone. Come for the Loco Moco -- you won't regret it!

I was here last October and we decided we had to come back on this visit. Arrived at 11:30 am on a…read moreSunday and the place was PACKED! Had to stand in line for about 25 minutes before they could take our order, but well worth it. I had the yummy Classic Loco Moco, and my honey had the chicken and waffles. The food was delicious! Cool vibe. Great service. Coming back for the Happy Hour menu!!

First time to Hawaii and stumbled upon this gem!! We were going up Haleakala and wanted to grab…read moresomething to take with us that would survive the trip. This is honestly the best thing we have eaten here on the island all week!! ( and we didn't even eat it fresh ) on top of that the crew was so polite and loaded us up with all the add ons we needed for the trip! Best food and experience ever!!! keep up the great work!!! We stopped in on 9/2/26

Located right on the corner of the strip mall, it is past the Mexican restaurant and next to a pho…read moreshop (the sign is not easily visible when driving past, but you can definitely see it on foot). The original chef is still working the kitchen and still takes pride in his delicious food. If you get lucky like we did, you might even see him come around to the front and say hi. He was so low-key about it that we didn't realize who we had seen until it clicked in our heads that we just saw him on Guy Fieri's Dives Diners and Drive ins! Got the: 1. deep fried spam musubi- a crowd favorite, especially for those who like deep fried foods And of course, the Must gets: 2. Loco moco 10/10, the best loco moco we've had, even better than Rainbow's 3. Garlic noodles: 10/10, super garlicky and comes with a 10/10 tasty piece of teriyaki chicken Parking: large shared lot in the strip mall TLDR: don't think, just come enjoy good food.

This is probably my favorite place to eat. Period…read more I've had the fish tacos and the fish burger, both with the mahi mahi blackened. Both really good. The fish is always fresh, and you can taste it. Only heads up: they don't have sriracha. If you're a sriracha person like me, bring your own. I typically do, and it's worth it. If you're in Kihei, don't overthink it. Go to Paia Fish Market, get the blackened mahi mahi, and enjoy it. Appreciate this place.

After our Road to Hana adventure, we stopped by Paia Fish House because the reviews made it sound…read morepromising. Unfortunately, it was just okay and didn't quite live up to the hype. We ordered the fish tacos and grilled ono with butter, Cajun rice, and slaw. Everything was decent, but nothing really stood out. The sauce they said to put on the fish tacos was a bit too sweet for my liking and overpowered the flavor of the fish. Service was okay, but the staff wasn't particularly friendly, and we felt a little rushed. For the price, you get what you pay for, but overall, it wasn't anything memorable. Glad we tried it, but I probably wouldn't go back.

We had a great experience here. Our large group was seated without any issues, and the staff was…read morefriendly and quick to help. The second‑floor space has plenty of open windows, giving it a relaxed, breezy feel. There's also a large central bar if you prefer that over a table. Their happy hour is definitely worth checking out. Drinks The Mai Tai was decent, not the best we had on the island, but still enjoyable. The pineapple slice was a nice touch. Food The Caesar Salad had good flavor, though the dressing was a bit heavy. The croutons were excellent. The Fish Tacos Pupu were a standout happy hour deal. The fish was fresh and fried to a crispy golden brown. The Pork Sliders on the happy hour menu were also very tasty. Overall, it's a great spot to take advantage of a solid happy hour.

I'd go 3.5 if I could. I'm not mad at it, just wasn't wow'd at all. I was a solo diner - sat at the…read morebad - which was HUGE - like 4 feet wide for some reason It was a Wednesday. All the tables were full of tourist families - it was good vibes, the tables separated by white sheer curtains giving it a little elegance. But there was really terrible cheesey top 40 radio playing which offset everything and was a little distracting for me tbh I got the Crab cake app - it deep fried with lots of filler. Not amazing. There was a lot of mahi on the menu! Their liquor selection was more limited than I'd think - so I skipped a cocktail. I got the Mac crusted mahi - sadly it was flavorless and the sauce was cold. "Vegetables"were 1 piece of bok choy and 1 carrot Grateful the Brownie dessert was the star of the show. Not sure I'd be back but am glad I went.

They are soo nice! Amazing fish tacos, and Geoff was nice too and so was syd and Ramaread more

This was hands down the BEST food we've had on the island!…read more We went to Paia and stood on the long line, and while the food was good, it honestly didn't compare to this place. The fish here was absolutely phenomenal! We had the macadamia nut mahi-mahi and the blackened mahi-mahi, and the kids had the fish tacos. Everything tasted SO fresh, juicy, flavorful, and just out of this world. The staff was also amazing, and the whole vibe is so chill and relaxing. We seriously can't wait to come back. This place is a MUST!

A great no-frills breakfast spot in Maui! If you're looking for a hearty, comforting breakfast to…read morefuel a full day of exploring the island, Kihei Caffe is worth a stop. The setup is casual and straightforward: order your food first, pick up your drinks at the counter, find a seat, and wait for your food to be brought to your table. Nothing fancy, just good, satisfying breakfast food without the fuss. You must get the Loco Moco and fried rice! They're hearty, comforting dishes that hit the spot and give you plenty of fuel for whatever adventures you have planned for the day. Traveling with little ones? They also offer adorable keiki (kids') pancakes shaped like turtles or whales! Our son loved seeing his cute little pancake, which made breakfast extra fun for him. Despite being a popular spot, the wait wasn't too bad, and the food came out quickly once we were seated. It's a casual, family-friendly option that makes breakfast with a toddler easy and enjoyable. Overall, Kihei Caffe is a solid choice for generous, comforting breakfast plates without the frills. Come hungry, order the Loco Moco and fried rice, and start your Maui day on a satisfying note!

Really a 3.5 star review. The person that took our order was not very friendly as she scrolled…read morethrough her phone. Ordered iced tea, fried chicken sandwich, a bottle of water with ice, and a tuna melt with the salad, dressing on the side. The rude person at the register took my name, handed me a water and silverware, and went back to her phone. We sat down. After about 10 minutes had to go in and get our ice and my iced tea. Food came out. Chicken salad was excellent. Fries were hot. My wife's tuna melt came out with one side soggy and the salad drenched in salad dressing. All in all, not a horrible experience. We'd eat here again. But their staff can use some training on customer service!

Best food truck park I've ever been to....great selection of food amid lush gardens. I enjoyed the…read moresmoothie truck, with its original smoothies. There's something for everyone here!

Our 2nd visit in 2 years to Kihei Food Oasis at South Maui Gardens and it is absolutely Foodie…read moreHeaven - thoughtfully curated and extremely well maintained collection of Food Trucks serving the best quality and variety Maui has to offer in a beautiful lush tropical garden! Gem of a find, an oasis half a block from the beach comprising the HANDS DOWN best Food Truck Pod in Maui! Such a lovely garden setting with clean well maintained picnic tables set into a lush garden setting, a lawn with fairy lights for games in the evening, live music and tables with hand crafted tems for sale. Just beautiful! Best of all, the upscale food trucks did not disapoint with fresh quality food, large portions and a wide variety of choices from bakery, acai, and shave ice options, gluten free, Thai, pizza, BBQ, Indian, burgers, salads and locally sourced fare. Da BOMB!

On a scenic drive to Kihei, you must stop by for lunch at South Maui Fish Company! Tucked in an…read moreopen air market, you'll find casual picnic seating to enjoy fresh catch poke or tacos. The staff was super welcoming and attentive. We had the traditional poke bowl and fish tacos, today's catch was ahi tuna. At first bite it was amazing and could say it was one of the best meals I've had in my life. You will want to come back for dinner! They may close early or run out of menu items, so come early!

3.5 stars South Maui…read moreFish Company is a food truck located in the Aloha Open Marketplace with other restaurants and shops. There is a small parking lot on the side and street parking by the library across the street. The main draw here is the poke but they also serve fish tacos and fish plates. They sell only locally-caught fish which changes daily. For poke there are only two options: traditional and spicy. We got one of each ($22 each) and I preferred the traditional as it was saltier and had more flavor. I'm used to seeing more than just two flavors but it's fine. What I didn't like was that the rice in my bowl was hard like it had been out for a while. The other bowl was fine so I'm not sure what happened there. $46 total for two bowls seems like a higher price than normal for sushi, and the spicy one was just okay. Note that there is a 3% charge for using card.

Stopped by Tin Roof after hearing everyone rave about it online, and let me tell you... IT'S LEGIT!…read more We ordered the chop steak and garlic noodles, and both were DELICIOUS! The steak was so tender and seasoned just right. But those garlic noodles?! HANDS DOWN, the BEST I've ever had! The noodle texture and flavor were absolutely perfect! I already know I'll be craving these garlic noodles when I get back home! If you're visiting Maui, Tin Roof is a MUST-TRY! Don't sleep on those garlic noodles!

"Wow!" is the word I said when I tasted the food from Tin Roof! It's a grab-and-go place, so the…read moresmartest thing to do is to order online 15-30 minutes in advance, then come and pick up your bag. There are long lines here for a reason - it's THAT good! We've ordered beef, chicken, kale, and other dishes - every item's seasoning was perfect and cooked to perfection! I couldn't stop eating until everything's gone! Now, I'm a big Sheldon Simeon fan!

Went to Monkeypod Kitchen for lunch today, and it was everything people said it would be! Of…read morecourse, I had to try their famous Mai Tai, and OMG!!! It was SO delicious! Let's just say I enjoyed THREE in 15 minutes! We also ordered the fish and chips and fish tacos, and both were delicious! Great food, excellent service, and a fantastic spot to enjoy lunch in Maui. Definitely lived up to the hype! Highly recommend!

In short, an already mediocre dinner was spoiled by a pushy waiter who gave us lousy service, kept…read moretrying to force more drinks on us and complained about the tip... an extra mandatory 4% tip for the kitchen on top of it! I've been to the Monkeypod kitchen in Ko'Olina, Oahu, and I have nothing but positives to say about that location. When my father wanted to take the family to this particular location on Maui I was looking forward to it. Unfortunately, we were severely let down. When we sat down, main server asked me probably 3-4 times if I wanted anything other than water, and finally I caved and got a maI tai. After I finished it, he asked me another 3-4 times if I wanted another one, despite me telling him I was good after the first one. I appreciate attentive service, but the guy was incessant and trying to upsell us. As far as dinner goes, Food started to trickle out slowly over the next 5-10 minutes, and it was clear that the kitchen wasn't organized. I ordered the bulgogi tacos, one of my favorites at the other location. Unfortunately, they were lukewarm. The worst part was, they completely forgot about my father, who only ordered fries, and when he received them, they were lukewarm, limp and soggy. After my father asked for the tab, he noticed there wasn't a mandatory tip included for the wait staff, but there was actually a separate 4% tip for the kitchen. Since when is this a thing? How about you pay your kitchen a livable wage and quit putting it on the customers? So my father refused the pre-selected 20% tip and tried to put in a "custom" tip of 16% of the bill, which when added to the 4% would have been a total of 20% - in my opinion pretty generous, considering the lackluster service. Here's where it got bad. The server was practically breathing down his neck while he entered his tip, and when he was handed the payment gizmo because it wouldn't take the tip amount, loudly exclaimed "That's not enough!" and then threw it down on the table and stormed off. How demeaning and embarrassing! Is this how you treat customers here? I helped my mortified father figure out how to make the machine accept his tip (despite my suggestion that we drop the amount down to a penny) and we left without another word. Monkeypod, shame on you for: - embarrassing my father, who is a very generous man, - employing wait staff that openly demeans their customers, - serving us mediocre, lukewarm food, - and demanding an extra 4% for the kitchen that didn't take any pride in what they made. What a shame.