From a simple red Quick Shade on the side of the road you get an amazing beverage, the man we spoke…read moreto was super friendly and we really liked him. The product itself is great, homemade by a family run and operated company which is always a big plus in Hawaii. They have a range of flavors and the ability to add Li hing mui to any concoction you choose, but here's the kicker, you get 900ml for $5!!!! That's 30 ounces, nearly 4 cups of Lemonade AND you get to keep the jar for your own nefarious purposes!!!! The only down side is that they are CASH ONLY!!! so make sure you have some if you're cruising down Farrington in the Waianae area. I know they move occasionally though, if you really want to find them just call the phone number in the business information or stalk their Facebook page for updates. Which can be found by searching "Hawaiian Lemonade Company, Westside Oahu" At the time of this review they are at the corner of Kellikipi and Farrington Highway and I strongly recommend them.

I love them and their lemonade! I highly recommend giving them a try! They people who run it are…read morealways super friendly and enjoy talking to you and are very helpful and informative when you ask them questions about their product! The only downside is trying to find them! I admit, I always try and keep an eye out for them along some spare bucks to snag one of their infamous drinks!

I came across this even on Facebook and Yelp. The list of local vendos piqued interest as I thought…read moreit was a perfect event to get my feet wet with local foods (I moved here 2 weeks ago). It was also conveniently located within 2 miles of the hotel I was staying at. The vendors were arranged in a circular formation with an open field in the middle. This made it easy to move from one vendor to another. The event was reminiscent of a "food fair" held annually in the Caribbean in which local vendors sell locally made foods and handmade products. There was good music, ample parking, a variety of food/drinks/dessert vendors to choose from, and inflatable bumper balls (I think this wasn't an ideal event for these balls because unless you went with a group of people, it would be awkward bouncing strangers). The timeframe for the event was perfect. The sun was setting so it was not unbearably hot. There were benches for if you wanted to sit and eat or plenty of open space in the middle of the vendors for those who brought blankets and lawn chairs. The police had a small presence at the event, which provided a sense of security and they blocked off some roads leading directly to the event, which made it safe to walk about.

The Eat The Street event occupied the entire football field so space was no problem. I've been out…read moreof school for more than a couple of decades now so I've forgotten what it was like walking across a football field. All the huge spotlights cast multiple shadows from you so at one point, I was walking with a freshly bought pot pie from Sweet Revenge and I actually thought someone was following me. I quickly turned guarding my pot pie to only realize it was my own shadow...sigh, I'm such an idiot sometimes. Anyway, this was my first ETS event so was very eager to see all the different foods to try. The line of trucks, with their generators rumbling and owners/workers calling you over to try samples seemed endless. It was actually a bit overwhelming. The 3 of us walked around the entire field 3 times before we each finally decided what we were going to eat. I got a Smoked rib plate from Tin Hut BBQ ($12.00.) The plate comes with 2 sides (I got a double helping of green salad.) The ribs were fall of the bone tender and had a nice grilled flavor, although I didn't get a strong smoky taste. The salad was fairly plain; it was like the type you'd get in a large bag of tossed greens at Costco. The greens were fresh though and they offered 3 different dressings that you served yourself. The favorite thing about Tin Hut is that they have squeeze bottles of BBQ sauce out for customers to use. They had 2 different sauces: one was an apple/chipotle and the other was unmarked. Both were delicious. I'm a saucy kinda guy so I thought that was pure awesomeness. Sorry, I don't remember the names of the trucks that my other two friends visited One of them got a deep fried, shrimp stuffed avocado and a mixed plate of ribs and shrimp. It looked really good and she confirmed that it was "Da Bomb". My other friend went to a thai food truck and had stuffed chicken wings and satay chicken sticks. He said the wings were really good but the chicken sticks were horribly dry. We were all still a bit hungry so decided to split a pot pie from Sweet Revenge. We got the pork guisantes pie and it was fantastic. The top crust was just so buttery and flaky. My only gripe is it's pricey for its size ($7.00). I really wanted to try out more trucks but was pretty stuffed by then. If you come to an Eat The Street event in the future, I'd recommend coming really hungry. ***Oh...and a little side bonus was that I got to meet Yelp! Elite Pualani P and future Elite Darren S. They were manning the Yelp! tent and were both really cool.

Pulled over when we saw this sign for birria tacos from this lady and her sign! We got 3 plates of…read more3 birria tacos on each plate for $17 per plate. We got limes, consume and chili with each plate too. The meat was seasoned perfectly and the tacos were big!!! The lady was nice and food was amazing!!!! If you see her around you better stop!

Really great food, nice service... they have breakfast all day, try their candied bacon and nuts…read more NUTS. ;) they have expanded their menu and their items change daily. They also have their own version of Lumpia.. highly recommend.

Pagaikiki's kitchen is located in Maili in the "west side munchies" lot. I've only had the whole…read morechickens and I can say they are really tasty! We usually buy 2 for $25. Easy to get order and fast. Def stop by for your huli huli chicken fix!

The service and food was excellent. Really loved the variety and how they served all the food fresh…read moreand hot. The portions are reasonable sometimes huge. Weekly menu changes every week.

Great service! Owner is always friendly! Ordered the M&L special and that hit the spot, plus had…read moreplenty leftovers for later! As of June 2026, he's at the same corner on Komohana.

M&L Wagon located in the Campbell Industrial Park on Kalaeloa Blvd. Delicious local style comfort…read morefood. We tried the Fried Chicken with Gravy, Shoyu Chicken, Hamburger Steak, and Spam Musubi's. The gravy they've created is wonderful and totally cravable. Locally owned and operated. Service is great! Fast and friendly and very efficient. Highly recommended

Food truck located in Maili, Waianae, the perfect spot to grab lunch when you're on the west side…read more There's a variety of options so there's something for everyone. It's a family-owned & operated business and customer service was stellar. We ordered the cowboy butter tri tip steak & garlic shrimp plate (which was one of the specials), and their bao bun birria tacos. Everything was delicious and generously seasoned. My mouth waters as I write this.

My husband and I got the katsu chicken and Kalbi with panko shrimp. We recommend both! The chicken…read morekatsu & shrimp were probably my favorite things I tasted while on the island! The spring rolls were great too. Check them out!

Great atmosphere, food, drinks, arts and crafts, etc! Most of all loving and caring people, a place…read morero reconnect with your community, see old friends and make new ones, 10 outta 10, highly recommend!

Loved shopping here. Beautiful, kind, and helpful people at every stall. The prices were great and…read morewe were able to get some nice ripe fruit. The okra was probably the best quality I've ever had.

What a great new space, much more open and inviting than the old Haleiwa location. After a late…read moremorning surf I was dreaming of chips and guac. My friend told me there was a great place in Waialua, so we drove straight over. Because it was a Saturday, we were going to place an online order and pick up to take home, but for some reason they were not accepting orders. When we arrived around 12:45 we were surprised to see lots of seating options, so we just chose to stay and eat. There were only 2 other people in line when we order our tacos and received a buzzer to wait. Not featured in my photos are the chips and guac that were ready for us within minutes. We demolished it, 10/10 chips and guac! We waited about 20 minutes for the tacos to cook, fresh out the kitchen they were very yummy. Two tacos were more than enough, I was so full and ready to take a nap. Such a cute spot, I'll definitely be back.

We came at 8:38 pm when the main kitchen was already closed but the taco stand was open so we got…read moreus two plates of 4 tacos for about $27. We tried each salsa. The red one is SPICY!!!! We also ordered the mango, guava, and lime Jarritos. It was the perfect dinner to end my days off. Tacos on a Thursday night off? Si, por favor! Wow. We loved the tacos so much, we ate 10 tacos. Lol. Thank you for the hospitality!

Macadamia nut latte was amazing. I chugged it unexpectedly. I'm very sad to say we only tried this…read morespot on our last day in Hawaii and not sooner. I would have tried every drink, the menu is so well crafted! The coffee beans were deliciously strong but perfectly balanced in their specialty drinks. I appreciate that sugar wasn't all I taste in their cold drinks as this is very common. Everyone was friendly in this cute food truck. Highly recommend!

They're a coffee truck parked along the Kapolei Park. I went on a weekend and it wasn't very busy…read more They set up a cute seating area or you can sit on the park benches. The ladies were really nice and helpful, but I wasn't really impressed with my drink. It was about $8 because it was a speciality drink. Since it's the summer I would assume that the mango would be sweet, but it wasn't. And the combination with the matcha was a bit off. The matcha itself tasted like it was more milk than matcha so I was disappointed. I want to go back and give it another go.