Stopping at the most recent Eat the Street event, my friends and I noticed this truck next to the…read moreKiawe Pizza stand. With a decent sized line, we studied the menu and discussed the menu options. My friend is not a kim chee fan which just about ruled out most of the their menu, after all, they are known as a "gourmet kim chee company". We decided to share their Pork belly kim chee sliders which came two to an order (http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) for $8.00. Made with a soft roll like Hawaiian sweet bread, we separated the two sliders which became a bit messy. Also, there was more veggie and less meat on mine. The flavors were pretty good, but hope to try their yakisoba dish or their sold out items next time.

Nani Kore Hawaii...the first time I tried their kim chee yakisoba was at the Ward Village…read moreCourtyard. They were one of the few food vendors providing food for the event. That day I watched THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY with another Yelper. I told my friend "I'm craving for yakisoba and I don't really care for sriracha sauce". LOL. I still ate the yakisoba dish since I was hungry. My first time attending the Eat The Street event at the Kaka'ako Waterfront Park I noticed the Nani Kore Hawaii booth. I seen one of my friends eating something really interesting....I just had to go get one for myself. I had the bacon wrapped mochi that comes on a stick. It was very delicious. My most recent visit and the latest Eat The Street event at Kaka'ako Waterfront Park...Nani Kore Hawaii was there again. I went straight to the booth for a bacon wrapped mochi stick at the 5pm hour. I went back to the booth for the kim chee yakisoba around the 7pm. One of the workers noticed me and said "Weren't you here earlier today?" "Yes I was....I might as well have another bacon wrapped mochi to go as well." If only I had known that Nani Kore Hawaii showed up at the Waianae Farmers Market...I would have visited them every Saturday morning. I recently found out that they will no longer set up a booth at the Waianae Farmers Market. I'll have to visit their booth the next time I am at a Eat The Street event in Kaka'ako.

Late post- i got their chicken back in Feb, then another time April I think. Only tried for their…read morefood at their Ali'i Place location on Fridays. I recommend getting their gravy on the side. You can then dunk your chicken in it- while still keeping your chicken crispy! I didn't care so much for the Mac salad imo- I'd ask for all rice, but definitely give it a try if you can't have a plate lunch w/o mac salad. It was a long wait. I think I waited more than an hour my first time. When I arrived my second time around, I got in line before they even arrived! I was still #10 I think. Took maybe 30mins but definitely worth the wait if you love your fried chicken crispy! I have yet to try their poke and beef stew (and other items they feature. Cash only!!!

You can find So FAT in front of Alii Place on most Fridays. Their menu is pretty consistent and…read moresimple, consisting mainly of their "Frickn chicken" which is a fried chicken and often a special that rotates out. Apparently they're known for their chicken- of which you can choose between original, garlic, ranch, spicy, furikake, or gravy. They get really busy so be sure to go early. People often order bulk orders too... and unfortunately they seem to take orders in rounds... So I stood 3rd in line waiting to order for nearly 40 min before they even took the first guy's order. Of course they must have taken a first round earlier as I arrived 30 min after they opened... My work day is quite busy and I'm impatient by nature so I did not appreciate standing around for 40 minutes just to wait to order. Then I hear her telling someone it's another 40 minutes for their food. I don't expect it to be quick to be honest, but would have wanted the opportunity to place an order. I was getting angrier and angrier by the second. They need to be more upfront and post on their truck that they take orders in phases so expect to wait 30min + to place your order. ESPECIALLY when you come downtown ... because majority of us are in the middle of our workdays and not able to spend our entire hour just waiting to order. It's inconsiderate and downright rude. I ended up walking away just as they were starting to take orders again because I don't want to support them and I don't have time to wait another 40 minutes when I've already spent over 45 minutes out of the office just waiting to order (plus my walk time). No food (especially heart attack inducing food) is worth that. Arghhh I can't recall the last time I've been so angry and irritated. I always say expectations are everything. Never be surprised by the price... I'm also not surprised when my food takes a long time to be ready... but first time I was surprised to wait 40 minutes to place an order when im only 3rd in line...because they're just not taking orders. PUT A SIGN UP! So those of us who don't have 2 hour lunch breaks can plan accordingly!

"Kings Hawaiian" Food Truck debuted at the Honolulu Night market tonight. Kings Hawaiian sweet…read morebread teamed up with the KCC culinary school to think up some great sandwiches. Another thing was that their truck (with California plates) was so cool!! The side slid up to expose the counter, an area for iced drinks and big flat screens displaying a very updated twitter and Instagram feed! I felt so instafamous!! The line was long, as most food lines are at Honolulu night market, but it moved rather quickly. The workers were nice and efficient. Although the menu was relatively small, I thought there were some great ideas. Banh mi sweet bread sandwich with a side of pickled daikon? Sign me up for one of those!! For $7 it was pretty good. The meat patties reminded me of thai fish cake for some reason, but it wasn't a bad thing. Will I be back? Ehhhh, maybe. I'd like to try some of the other food trucks more and it definitely reminded me that I need to go back to the KCC dining room for lunch sometime.

When there is a huge line in front of a food truck, it is usually worth the wait and this truck is…read moreno exception. I came across this during the Honolulu night market and was drawn in by memories of how delicious King's Hawaiian sweetbread is. I ended up waiting about 20 minutes in line, and another 15 minutes for food, and I have no regrets. The banh mi sliders ($7) were very fresh and I loved the tartness from the lime, the crunch of the carrots, and the juiciness of the crab meat sliders. Even better was the Portuguese bean soup ($6). I still am not 100% sure what they put in it but the mellowness of the mushrooms complemented with whatever flavoring they used tasted amazing. The grilled sweetbread was buttery and perfect for the stew. Actually, scratch what I said earlier - my only regret is not ordering another bean stew!

I cant believe i never tried this place before. I see in everyday on my way to work parked on king…read morestreet right in front of thomas square, but i never thought about going. It took my coworker to try it and tell me about it. Ive been here 5 times so far and have tried to get something different everytime. So far, this place has hit 5 out of 5. Garlic chicken is nice and crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. The steak is nicely seasoned and flavorful. Garlic ahi(subbed with Baba) is delicious. Its breaded and fried then smothered in a wasabi sauce. Their roast pork plate was nice aswell. If youre in town and looking for a good place to eat, Id definitely recommend the You Hungry Lunch Wagon. The food is good, the guy taking the orders is super cool, and their prices are great.

The portions are HUGE! If you get lunch from here you will not be hungry when your done. I always…read moreget the same thing steak, no rice just tossed salad. They are very accommodating, although they do always double check... "you sure no rice." For $9.50 you get a healthy portion of meat, rice (if you want it) and tossed salad . They have this great wasabi salad dressing to. The food can be a little salty at times, but I love salt so not a problem for me. Also with most meals you get a free drink. The service is quick. They usually park on the King street side of Thomas Square or just one block over. It's a big white truck. If I recall they also have daily specials like Loco Moco, chicken Katsu, Mahi, and pork. Not sure how these taste. I just stick with the steak. If they had BBQ chicken I might give it a try. The only reason I don't give them 4 stars is some times they are out of tossed salad and it's good steak but not great.

3.5 stars - mostly for the speed of service but I don't know if it's fair enough to judge them on a…read moreevent. They had one of the longest line and the most extensive list of menu items. Most of them were about $13 each or $18 for two choices. Feeling thirsty? A bottle of water will run you $2 which is way more than what shirokiya charges and they can be a rip off but on the bright side it's less than what aloha stadium or blaisdell will charge! Haha! Their line was long! Really long! We were probably in line for more than 30 mins and the poi Mochi line next to us was just as long but went a lot faster. Why? They gave out some samples of some kind of bbq pork. It looked tasty while it was piled high on a plate, but they didn't offer any tooth picks so people just shoved their fingers in it and I didn't feel it was sanitary so we passed on that. The people behind us said it was quite over cooked. When they called out our order we could hardly hear them yell out their names but it seemed like there was some mix ups or something cause there was a brief moment of sheer confusion. The food was good but it's not the most instagrammable food item. Seriously. Lol. But we were starving and we chowed down on it. The Mac salad has something in it that makes it taste a little different? Tuna maybe? It doesn't taste like there's just salt and mayo cause I normally don't like Mac salad. Lol.

The Boneless Kalbi was their signature dish and it didn't live up to the hype. Meat was pre-cut,…read moreso it was easy to eat, especially for the Eat the Street event at Kahala Mall. The combo was $18, and if you only get one item it's $15. We got the Kalbi and BBQ Chicken combo. Chicken was flavorful, and the skin was charred, yet crunchy and flavorful to eat. The boneless Kalbi was a bit tough, and I've had Kalbi at other places to know that it should be a bit more tender, although it was flavorful.

The Kupu food truck located in the parking lot of ASB its a great place to stop for a bite to eat…read more Love that the drinks are free refills. And the menu is pretty extensive. The students working were kind and friendly. I can't want to go back again Pros: -easy ordering online for pickup -great prices -made with local ingredients -you support a good cause -Kupu is a great non profit organization pouring into our youth and instilling how important aloha aina is. -food is delicious Cons: - that they don't take cash. While I understand there are people out there who only carry cash.

This is new on the menu and really liked it . They clerk was very courteous and brought my food out…read moreto me .

These Whyz guys are awesome! Great food and their positive attitude and energy is infectious. I…read morealways look forward to seeing their truck around the airport area.

The famous Green Why'z truck with that incredible custom made house Pastrami mushroom melt makes…read moreyour tastebuds go into PARTY MODE! The customer service is always upbeat and full of Aloha! The food is AWESOME! This green food truck with yellow lettering, may be faded, But the ambience of the ALOHA SPIRIT is YELPTASTIC! FIVE FABULOUS STARS to da Kine!

Love this place - the food trucks really make great chow - this place is the top of tier in that…read morecategory though. Should be a full eatery but they would likely get raped for rent and have homeless pissing on the front door nightly if it were. This town is going downhill fast with all the homelessness and meth use in that area. No effect on this business - the owner runs a solid place and the miscreants steer clear.

Ordered 3 of these and felt underwhelmed to be honest! They didn't taste super fresh and had sort…read moreof an oily taste. I got 2 beef and potatoes and 1 chicken. Got the garlic sauce and a pink sauce for them but didn't really help. The beef potato ones almost had a curry taste - didn't taste like a latin american treat. Maybe I just came on an off day...price was fair for 3.