BEST FILIPINO FOOD ON THE ISLAND!…read more During my 1 week stay at Maui I probably came here about 5 times. I went here right after getting off the airport to get some quick comfort food before checking in to my stay in Kīhei and Tagpuan happened to be on the way. I ordered the chicken Inasal and pork lumpia and from those two simple dishes I could tell that this place was legit. IMO that inasal's definitely better than Mang Inasal back in PI and much better than the Inasal I've had in the Bay Area so hopefully that hypes it up enough. Kept coming back almost every single day till I left to go back to the mainland. In that time I also had the grilled liempo (pork belly), crispy pork belly, and longanisa sliders - all excellent dishes. Really love the sauce selections they use for their dishes too - pretty good balance of acid to cut the fat making the dishes feel not too heavy. The food truck is currently nestled in what seems to be an auto shop lot. There's a nice clean bathroom access via the auto shop near the food truck itself. Lots of parking, a few benches to eat at, and of course, really good food. The couple that run Tagpuan are incredibly kind and hard working people. Would highly recommend - not only to support a local business owner (who's from Lāhainā) but because they serve genuinely good and authentic Filipino food.

They should update if they are close or not. We went there 4x already on a sundays or mondays but…read morethey're close. Misinformation on their site. Not going to try anymore.

Easy menu! Nice owners. Heart of Wailuku…read more As a part Korean I can say this place is solid for the options offered. I have been looking for a quick kimbap place on island and this delivers. I got the bulgogi veggie kimbap and asked to make it fire spicy and the owner understood the assignment. She added her own special pepper sauce and with the veggies and daikon and meat -- chefs kiss. It was real fresh flavors. I live on the Westside but would go here just to get this regularly. Just try it! Super friendly and so deserving to go viral!!

Oh how I wanted to give this place a try but I absolutely had no stomach space... next time for…read moresure. Please come and create your own adventure.

We make a point to visit Keyakiya every year we visit Maui, and they never disappoint. Everything…read moreis made to order, so there can be a bit of a wait. But trust, it's absolutely worth it. The ingredients are fresh, the food is consistently delicious, and you can taste the care in every dish. The service is always on point. Family run, friendly and efficient without ever feeling rushed. There's a reason we track them down no matter where they pop up on the island. If you're on Maui or visiting, go find them and support, you won't regret it.

The food is fantastic and authentic Japanese food. Seven enjoyed the waygu beef curry, Keyakiya…read morechicken, braised beef udon, and tempura Don. And let's not forget the Typhoon fries with its wasabi mayo, sriracha, furikake topping! Love this food truck.

Yum! Poke is a must get in Hawaii and this is conveniently located close to the airport and Costco…read more I highly recommend the shoyu ginger, I am already dreaming of more.

I feel like Like Poke was one of the original food trucks on Maui -- long before food trucks…read morestarted popping up everywhere. They've been part of the island's food scene for over 12 years now, and I still remember their off-the-beaten-path spot on Hobron Avenue in Kahului. You would have never guessed there was delicious food being served up there, but those who knew, knew. These days, you can find them in Kahului parked at Da Tambayan Corner on Lono Avenue, or sometimes popping up out at Ho'okipa. Now, full disclosure -- I don't eat raw fish, so I can't personally vouch for their poke bowls, but that's what they're known for and I've had a number of friends and family enjoy it. What I can vouch for, though, is their fried poke -- perfectly seasoned ahi cubes, floured and fried, served over rice and lettuce, and drizzled with a creamy mayo aioli. Get it hurricane style for extra sauce and furikake seasoning -- it's delicious and gives it an extra boost as once in a while it's on the drier side. Another favorite is the poke bake, which is just as satisfying and generously portioned. Started getting this recently and it hits the spot. Highly recommend either dish, especially if you're like me and prefer your fish cooked. And whatever you do, don't skip the furikake fries -- curly fries topped with aioli and furikake. SO good. Beyond the great food, my team has worked with Like Poke for company events, and they're always a hit. Friendly service and consistent quality eats that keep people coming back -- they're a favorite among locals for a reason.

On my first trip to Maui, I was excited to try as many local food spots as possible, and Da Soriano…read moreGrindz ended up being one of the highlights of the entire trip. I was immediately intrigued by the calamansi pork -- an item I had never seen it on a menu before. One bite and I was hooked. The pork was tender and flavorful, and the bright, citrusy calamansi added a unique tang that made the dish completely unforgettable. It was so good that I'm still thinking about it after coming home. We also tried the pancit noodles, pork sisig, and mochiko chicken, and every dish was excellent. The pancit was packed with flavor, the sisig was gelatinous (fir those who are into it), and the mochiko chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and impossible to stop eating. For my first visit to Maui and my first time trying Da Soriano Grindz, this food truck set the bar incredibly high. If you're visiting Maui and want amazing Filipino food that's a little different from what you'll find elsewhere, don't skip this spot. The calamansi pork alone is worth the trip.

I've been searching for the best Halo Halo on Maui and I think I've found it here. Nice ube ice…read morecream on top and then the shaved ice was well proportioned with the milk, leche flan, coconut, cantaloupe and other goodies. One of the owners, Sharon, took our order and she made us feel welcomed. The location had ample parking, located in an easily accessible food truck pod which was clean and inviting. Ambiance was low key and fun.

Loved the location for this one. It's in a place with a ton of other food trucks. On the day we…read morevisited there were only 2 veggies options : Cashew tofu : 3/5. It was There were barely any tofu in it, but it was decent. Fried garlic rice: 3/5. This was good , little low on salt. The service was fast , however the girl at the front wasn't very warm. We asked for some salt and her response was we don't have any, which was odd.

We got a brunch of different food around the food truck area and I heard a lot of good things about…read moreThai Mee Up. We got the curry and the shrimp ( idk what the names are) both which came with rice so it was a lot of food. I highly recommend the curry, one of the best curry I have ever had. It was flavorful and had a good amount of heat coming through. Theres a lot of seating in the area.

Authentic and delicious. I was out running errands, so stopped at Linda's Kitchen to pick up some…read morelunch. For two people, I got two quesabirria tacos and two mahi tacos. Both were unique and outstanding. The quesabirria tacos have a beef filling and the taco comes with a broth for dipping. There is so much flavor in them! The mahi tacos have large pieces of fish and lots of toppings. The fish was so fresh. Linda knows what she is doing! Two tacos each was also plenty of food for us. I did not eat the food there, but the little food truck park where Linda's is located has lots of shaded tables. There are fly fans if you need them and spray bottles to clean a table, if needed. Everything felt very neat and clean to me and the trucks have planters in front of them to green things up. Well worth the stop to have a bite or take something away.

This Mexican food truck isn't just serving up tacos and burritos -- it's sharing a piece of their…read morefamily history. Inspired by Grandma Linda's cherished recipes, the owners first opened up shop in Lahaina. Following the fires, they relocated centrally and recently just found a new home at the Tambayan Corner food truck lot in Kahului. They serve all the typical Mexican greatest hits of tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and a small lineup of bebidas (drinks). On warm days, I've enjoyed their ube horchata which is one of their more unique offerings. It's just the right balance of creamy sweetness to cool you down. I've also had their quesabirria tacos, which are tasty and satisfying. I just wished the consommé had a bit more depth of flavor -- the kind where you know the meat has been stewing for hours and hours. Overall, whether you're in the mood for a quick taco fix or a refreshing drink, Linda's Kitchen is a good spot when the craving for Mexican food hits.

Parking: located in the old JB's restaurant with parking lot attached…read more Service: table service Ambiance: casual Food: once a food truck turned restaurant know for their local fusion dishes. Went for lunch - would recommend their oxtail katsu and kulolo crunch for dessert. Great place for a quick lunch or dinner.

Tried for first time, ordered oxtail katsu, it sounded good!! BUT I didn't like that it was sitting…read morein oil in my plate, soaked my rice and broccoli had to actually put a paper towel to drain out the oil!! Also ordered bang bang shrimp, That was good Please let fried food rest before plating, thanku.

We first tried Manuela's malasadas when they had a spot at the 76 gas station in Lahaina. We made…read moretwo visits at their new location at 22 Alahele Pl, Kihei, HI 96753 during this recent Sept 2026 trip. We probably would've gone more if we weren't so full from all the other good eats on the island. On our 1st visit, we ordered Ube cheesecake, cookie butter & Bavarian cream. All were delicious but Ube was our fave. So on our 2nd visit, we ordered Ube (again), crème brûlée & peanut butter cup. Again, it was all so good. Sabrina & John were super friendly. They interacted with their customers with so much aloha. It was also Sabrina's birthday one of the days we came by so she shared extra malasadas & even gave me a rose from her birthday bouquet. How sweet was that?! When you have delicious items plus great service, that would make you want to keep supporting the business.

Manuela's has the best malasadas on Maui, hands down. I first tried them when she was across from…read moreCostco. I tracked her down to her new location on the west side of the "food paradise" in Kihei. They are sold in 3's. They are made to order and you select the sugar and filling on each one. This is incredible customer service. Each malasada is large and filling and the fillings are delectable. There are tables nearby, but I usually take them home to enjoy while watching my Dodger games. Do not miss out on this treat when you visit Maui. If I'm 3 bills by winter, this will be why! Just in time for whale season!

I got a recommendation from a a woman from Thailand. She said they have the freshest vegetables and…read moreshe wasn't wrong. The food here is generous and very tasty. We got the chow fun spicy with pork garlic chicken spicy and dumplings. The spicy is spicy but so good! Little truck behind stillwels bakery. We will be back!

Food is ok, this is the second time I ordered from them, I have tried Green and yellow curry and it…read morewas good today I tried Pad Thai, I can't seem to taste the flavor since all I taste is lime, I didn't even squished the lime they provided it's just so sour. Service is good, and fast! They're located at the wailuku food truck across subway, lots of table to sit from, and has a nice shade too.