Husband and wife team here. They added a third member in their newborn daughter that they take with…read morethem to work. Bless this young couple as they serve great Pinoy food! They're known for their sisig and lechon. Haven't tried the adobo, dinuguan or gisantes yet. Have to save that for next ti

My Lechon Kawali plate was the best ever. It was cooked to order and it was very tasty and fresh at…read morethe perfect temperature. This plate along with rice only cost $18.00 and the portions are generous. The lady taking my order was very friendly and when I added a tip she responded "thank you for the tip and bless you". The cook even had me sample a piece of the Lechon dipped in their vinegar sauce which tasted awesome, and he said he would include this sauce along with their other sauce with my plate. The food truck itself is so cute (sorry forgot to take a picture) with a homey facade. I'm usually around the area where they park their food truck once a week, and I'll definitely patron their place again!

Located in the Mililani Shopping Center, this restaurant serves good traditional Japanese comfort…read morefood. Good ramen, along either chicken plates, curry etc. they also have a bakery with things like custard egg tarts, manapua, etc. Cost wise it's a bit on the pricey side, but what isn't now days. Great service with nice staff, also was very quick considering I had a large order. Plus it's good to support local! I don't know how their other location in kapolei is, but the restaurant was very clean, especially when considering they were open during the August 2026 storm.

Nagoya Ramen is not just a ramen spot... there is also a little Japanese bakery inside!…read more Their menu consists of a variety of ramen noodle dishes and other Japanese food. When it comes to the ramen, I am all about the broth... therefore, I would say that it was just ok. The broth could have been more thick and had more flavor. I did enjoy the cold soba though, which was cooked to the perfect texture! Service is always good. The few times I've been there, I've always been seated right away. Always say Hi to the koi fish in the tank!

Caught them on a pop-up and they were so kind and accommodating! I asked them about what they…read morerecommended since it was my first time and they said their banh mi bbq pork was the one to get. They also let me sample some spring rolls (they were delicious btw damn). Super happy that I got to try them! Delicious! As a truck they gave me a number and had me wait until my order was ready. Definitely will be coming back to try their other offerings! I noticed the tanghulu was sold out when I got there :o. Alas I am not a big tanghulu fan but definitely want to try their other offerings on their menu. So happy I was able to discover them today.

So ono... As I…read morehappened to have found them at a night market which is what it seems that they do but what exactly they do is serve up some bougie meals in their wheels. Love that many of their items are grab and go or quick to prepare it was nice to see that they didn't have a long line so you know that I had to give them a peek. As a summer roll lover I picked up one for mom but they only had shrimp unfortunately for me but she loved it as it was all fresh. I was staring at their tanghulu and bao mi as well their Vietnamese iced coffee. The staff is very friendly and efficient as I enjoyed the market vibe with this quick and easy stop. Thank you!

I used to frequent Elena's in Waipahu weekly but haven't been there in a couple years because I…read moreretired and no longer frequent the Waipahu area. So after a walk in the Mililani Tech Park area I purchased a 2 choice lunch plate from Elena's Filipino Express food truck. The 2 choices were pork adobo and pork guisantes and it came with a lot of food and a lot of rice, very heavy lunch container. The plate brought back memories of lunching inside of the restaurant. The food was good, not great, but you get a lot of food for under $10. I think the food tastes better in their sit down restaurant because the food is fresher and hotter. I gave Elena's 4 stars because they were the best deal in the row of food trucks parked by Spectrum Hawaii. If you are really hungry this is the place for you.

My dad took me here for lunch after early morning errand running…read more We got there a little after 10:00 on a Thursday, and although they weren't technically open yet, the worker quickly set up and took our order in a matter of about 5 mins. The food was prepared already so it didn't take long to get our food after ordering. Filipino food is not usually what I crave to eat, unless off course it's the Filipino food that my friends' moms make with love ! But taking my bias into consideration, I'd say that the food here was pretty good! I got the Pancit and adobo fried rice omelette combo, and my dad got the Pancit and pork adobo combo. The Pancit was ok. I wish there were the long green beans in them. The pork adobo was the star of this show though! In my fried rice omelette it defiantly provided lots of flavor and made the fried rice delicious! My dad also made a comment that his pork adobo entree "had good flavor." Overall, I'd say worth checking out if you're in the area when they're around!

Food of Nepal. Mostly vegetarian, Loaded with fragrant spices and vibrant herbs. Flavor bombs!…read more But first, eateries take people pointing vlogging cameras, very seriously I break out my EDC, Ricoh GR-III that looks like a Sony ZV family of camera sans the dead cat and "what's your youtube channel?" or "do you have a vlog?" or even "what publication do you work for?" I should have pulled out the camera here. The owner knew he burned my food. He even made eye contact with me to see if I saw him, assumed I didn't then put it in a container and give it to me. Too bad because the pakora (battered, deep fried assorted spiced up veg) would have been absolutely delicious based on the nibble at the very center of the charred puck. Momo's are excellent. This one with a gently chewy outer layer surrounding spiced up (cumin, cinnamon, cardamom to name a few) chicken. Outstanding with the accompanying slightly spicy roasted tomato and cilantro sauce. Samosas equally good. Lard based crisp crust on the outside, spiced up potatoes, peas, and onions on the inside. Inexpensive. Despite the faux pas a transient eatery worth seeking out to try new things from.

Authentic Nepali Cuisine…read more.. Neha's Kitchen is quite the bite you'll never expect, as when I look at the menu I see Chow Mein, Chicken Chili and Momo which are chicken dumplings. So I asked what's the difference with your menu items with the response I got from the gentleman...flavor! With a serious look we use flavor there are various spices used and it's just very flavorful...ooo okay! Having already ate at another truck he was hoping I'd make it into a combo plate but instead just got the Momo which came with 10 pieces and a side of sauce as it's put in a paper boat dish I knew this would be epic fail if I didn't find a seat...walking to a stairwell to the lower level I decided on that as I didn't feel like the impromptu picnic on the grass. The sauce isn't as orange as pictured though is very seasoned with various spices are was very delicious. The dumplings are steamed and are crimped in the cutest round shape held all the fillings nicely bite after bite it really was very flavorful and not bland like the guy promised. Nepali Cuisine at Wai Kai making it a stunning view and as the sun goes down so did all the Momo. Thank you!

I have been looking forward to trying this truck and finally spotted it at Waikele for a food truck…read moreevent. I knew I had to try it - all the photos I've seen on IG looked too good. Maybe I hyped myself up too much, but I ended up not liking it as much as I thought I would. We tried the sampler but because I'm not a fan of wasabi, I stuck to the original and the cheese one. The flavor is more on the subtle side compared to how it looks. I wish the sauce had a stronger flavor to it. The cheese also didn't add to much flavor either, so it tasted pretty close to the original. There's also a decent amount of rice, so it at least somewhat fills you up. So keep that in mind if you're trying to have a lot of different dishes at a food truck event!

Saw their food truck at aloha stadium and wanted to try their pork belly wrapped musubi. We ordered…read morethe regular baby wrap for $3.75 and the cheese baby wrap for $4.25. They also sell spicy noodles which looked really good. But after a long day walking at Aloha Stadium; we were already hot and tired. The wraps came out pretty fast. They are made fresh and it was HOT. The pork belly is thin but has a lot of flavor. The rice was like sticky rice. Not too hard and not too mushy. The size is like a regular sized spam musubi. The cheese baby wrap was pretty good. It went well with the pork belly. The added siracha sauce was a plus. Their pork belly wraps are pretty good and I would recommend giving it a try especially if you love pork belly!

Craving authentic Filipino comfort food in Honolulu? Hit up Shay's for a mix plate featuring…read morepancit, dinuguan, monggo, and veggie lumpia - spot-on flavors that hit all the right nostalgic notes. The pancit was a standout: bihon noodles perfectly stir-fried with green onions and subtle seasoning, light yet satisfying as a side that balanced the richer dishes without overwhelming. Dinuguan brought that deep, savory pork blood stew richness - tender meat in a chocolatey gravy with a vinegar kick, way better than average and not overly gamey Monggo (mung beans) was hearty and comforting, simmered smooth with malunggay or bittermelon options for that homey veggie depth - grows on you with each bite. Veggie lumpia delivered crispy perfection: fresh fillings, not greasy, and a great crunchy contrast to the stews. Generous portions at fair prices, quick service, and that lechon nearby if you want to level up next time. Solid Waipahu/Honolulu Filipino spot - will return!

The older auntie seemed to have a lot of attitude toward customers. I ordered kare-kare and only…read moreafterward noticed that they offer free lumpia if you spend more than $25. When I mentioned that I didn't know about the deal, she responded, "That's only if you spend over $25." I was going to add halo-halo, but her demeanor made me change my mind. Food was good but bot going back! I understand that working all day can be tiring, but there's no reason to be rude to customers. She even had me wait outside instead of letting me sit inside. Honestly, she really needs to work on her attitude toward customers. She needs to retire!

I like coming here for my pho fix. It is conveniently located for me. I always get the sliced beef…read morepho and a thai ice tea drink. I tried their sandwhiches before and those are good too. I wish they had the special sandwiches that have the pate and sliced meat inside. We had the beef pho, summer rolls, spring rolls, and pork chop plate. All ingredients are FRESH. The vegetables, everything are fresh, beautiful with no browning. I can tell the summer rolls are made to order. Soft, no dry patches on the rice paper wrap. I wish they had some mint inside the summer rolls. Pork chop has the nice grill marks and taste. I enjoyed the pho broth. Everything tasted good and fresh. I would had enjoyed this meal more if the appetizers came out before the main dishes, rather than all at one time. Also, when our food came out, we were not given utensils or sauce dish. We had to get up and ask for silverware. Other than that, the food was really yum and we will come here again. 4.5

The food for the price is good. We ordered to vermicelli noodles with pork for TAKE OUT. Along with…read morea bbq chicken Banh mi. Usually the Banh mi is pretty flavorful but this evening it was lackluster. The service is always fast professional and friendly. If you pay by credit card they charge an additional 3%. The place is always clean and I enjoy eating inside as well as take out. Tonight was takeout and they gave plenty of pork with the noodles which you'll see in the pictures below.