We stopped by this food truck driving back to Kona from Punalu'u. The signs are small, so be on the…read morelookout as soon as you start getting closer. We got the chicken burrito, corn in a cup (elote), and vegetable quesadilla. The salsa served with the dishes was super fresh and delicious. The burrito was filling and the chicken was well cooked. They also had pupusas, birria, and other great options. There are a couple tables to enjoy your meals, as well as open parking. They were also selling local lilikoi and icecream bean the day we were there.

This place is a gem! Food is made fresh to order and has that homemade feel that is hard to find. I…read moregot the breakfast burrito with carne asada and highly recommend it. The potatoes in it were wow-factor good, boiled to perfection and seasoned independently. It was carefully assembled so not a single bite felt dry. They provide salsa, but it wasn't necessary for me on this burrito. The place has nice picnic table seating with a shade cover, and the ambiance of greenery is a big upgrade from the typical roadside food truck. Staff are pleasant and were proactive in listing out the ingredients in each dish in case there was anything you'd rather be left out. Easy to grab a coffee from the shop next door while your food is being prepared.

Fantastic! So much fun. Great service, delicious food and nice atmosphere. Located in a small…read morequaint town.

3/4/26 Huli Huli…read moreChicken Welcome to the southernmost restaurant of the USA! Welcome to the southernmost village! We came by on a weekday around 4 PM, and were quickly seated. They have ample parking out front, and as this is situated in a slightly more rural part of the island, I wouldn't expect them to be extra extraordinarily busy. They are also right across the street from a renowned bakery for Malasadas (donuts with no hole). Service was quick and kind throughout our stay. Huli Huli Chicken (7/10) - they give a massive entire half chicken! As expected, the thigh and wings were super tender. I will know, that this chicken breast was probably one of the most tender chicken breast that I've ever had. SOOO JUICY!!! the meat itself was super succulent and each bite was very tasty. - my only complaint is regarding the flavor. Huli Huli chicken is usually barbecued outside, with a pretty crisp and dark exterior. However, this chicken's exterior was quite pale, and I'm unsure if they grilled it. It's possible that it is a baked chicken. Overall, the spot is unique because it claims it's the southern most restaurant of the USA. The Huli Huli chicken is super tender, like the exterior signature barbecue flavor that other local spots have.

Had the ono fish tacos. "Voted the best fish tacos in the…read morestate," the man said. He ain't lying. Smother them in the mango chili sauce!

Came on a weekday for lunch and was able to order right away. Took about 15 min to get our order…read more It's a food truck with shops so it was nice to walk while waiting for our order. Ordered the ono fish tacos and the beef/steak quesadilla. The quesadillas were good and I was really excited for the fish tacos but the fish was a bit on the drier side.

PIZZA WAS BAD! I have lived in Naalehue for years and decided to try the pizza on day driving…read moredown S Point Road. Its a temporary outdoor vendor with a home type gas oven that would be used at home sets up at Ama's Kitchen. The couple the day my wife and I stopped it was a young European couple cooking. The 2 pizzas cost 48 dollars before the 5 dollar tip. The dough was very salty and not quite crisp with a soft doughy interior, the sauce was out of a can in front of you and basic. The pizza was only edible due to the fact it took 50 dollars to get them. It was really bad stuff if it came from a freezer we would have thrown out. Its a wonderfull area of Hawaii but a HUGE lack of conveniences like burgers subs supermarket etc. Food in Kau is very hard to find and none of it is a value unless you count the 5 dollar hot dogs at the intersection of S point Road and the highway Costco dogs at a remote site, toppings 1 dollar each! (yes ketchup and mustard 1 dollar) Avoid the pizza do your self a favor and dont feel ripped off!

Family owned and operated. Great portion of fresh fish w…read morecrispy fries and ono sauce for dipping. Fair priced and a place our family will use regularly for its quality. Mahalo nui, a hui hou

I can't speak to the food, but the baked goods are divine! The malasadas in particular…read more The store is cute too and there's lots of room to roam around on the property. Definitely worth a fun little stop if you're passing through. Always a long line and it seems like service could be better, but you know what they say...island time baby!

We heard so much about this big shop that we definitely had to check it out. It was easy to find…read moreparking. This bake shop is the southern most bakery in the US. As soon as we entered the bake shop, we were astonished to find a long line. However, the line moved pretty quickly. I got the veggie avocado cheese sandwich. My husband got the fried fish plate. We also got a few Malassadas. This was like a fried doughnut. We got the mango, guava and pineapple flavors. My favorite was the pineapple one. The bread itself was super soft, and the pineapple jelly was super tasty. The mango pastry was also good, however, it was a bit dry for my liking. My veggie sandwich was packed with a variety of vegetables. The bread itself was very soft. I did have to add a bit of hot sauce, salt, and pepper because the sandwich itself did not have any flavor. My husband's dish also lacked flavor so he had to add a lot of hot sauce, salt and pepper. All in all, we had a great experience. The buns are a must try. They have plenty of outdoor spacing for seating. They also have a ton of interesting items to purchase. Given the historical relevance, this spot is a must visit.

Ambiance 4/5 The first thing you see when you pull up in the…read moreparking lot. Nowhere to sit but there is seating inside the Ali'i Marketplace. It's not shaded and a ton of horseflies. Service 5/5 Cashier was sweet and very friendly. She's helpful if you need recommendations. Food 5/5 The tacos were so yummy and flavorful. What really hits is the mango chili. It's got a good kick and amazing flavor. Would love to try their hotter sauces next time. (Coffee in pic is from a different business in the marketplace.)

I came across Shaka Tacoz on a recommendation on r/VisitingHawaii, and the rec absolutely did not…read morelet me down. I knew I just had to try the venison taco, and it was absolutely scrumptious. My uncle got the birria, and he was in love with it. The food was ready fairly quickly after ordering. This location is at a food truck + artisan marketplace, and the Shaka Tacoz truck is right at the entrance from the parking lot, so it's easy to find. There's open air seating beyond the truck, or benches under the trees better the food truck and the parking lot. Great place to enjoy some shade and some tacoz. Ultimately my whole family loved this place and thought I was a hero for finding this gem!

TLDR - the staff are very nice and this place is very convenient when visiting the area, but I know…read moreI'll never come back. The food was tasteless and I don't appreciate when places try to get a double tip. Food options around the area are very limited, but I encourage tourists to take a chance and explore further. This place is a great convenience for people visiting Hawaii's Volcano National Parks and are starving after a long day of sightseeing. Unfortunately, I was very let down considering the great reviews it has online. This is a food truck, so as expected, the parking is extremely limited and there are only two picnic tables available if you choose to sit down and eat. The area is nice if you don't mind eating outdoors. When I went, there were only 2 people working in the truck. They were extremely nice and did warn us about waiting times. There was a long line of people so we had to wait about 25mins for our food. Honestly, this is not inherently a problem, but be ready to wait if it's busy. Now for the food and the reason I'm giving this place a low rating. I was allowed to mix the carnitas tacos and the chicken taco plate given that they're all the same price. The chicken had a nice spice to it, but every item on the dish was very bland. The rice felt dry, the refried beans felt like they were straight out of a can, and it could have all used some salt. But the big nono was that it appears they included a tip in their total before handing the machine over to you to add a tip and pay. Unless you tell me Hawaii's tax is close to 20% (which I know it's not), I find it very disrespectful when businesses do this to their customers.

Food takes a while, as they're just two people running the cart! I liked the birria tacos the most…read more The couple was so kind.

Amazing food with the best people working there. Everything on the menu is beyond amazing…read moreespecially the tacos and chai tea (both homemade).

We were so lucky to find this spot during our trip around the island! The taco plate was delicious…read moreand filling. Drinks were spectacular too! The limeade was refreshing and the chai is a custom blend by the owners. The owner was friendly and we had a lovely time chatting. There is some outdoor seating available if needed! This food truck is tucked away a little bit, but just follow the signs and park on the street nearby. Casual, make sure to dress for the weather.