Finally, some food has arrived by the Southwest Airlines gates, G7-10…read more As you make your way down the escalator, this nice little food truck (tuk tuk) will be right there. And, yes, that yummy smell you get upstairs is emanating from this wagon. Everyone asks me about it once I get to the top of the escalator. Is that food downstairs? The locally made Portuguese Sausage is the best choice here. One, it's local and two, it's yummy. And served on a locally baked, Love's Bakery roll. Yes, they have other hot and cold options too. The service is quick and friendly too. So, eat local (skip the Starbucks, brah), support our community and stop here before your flight. Make the plane smell yummy too and make everyone jealous. I'll be back!

Great hot dogs here while waiting for your flight. It's an icon! It's a small little three wheeled…read morewagon with chips, soft drinks, and locally made hotdogs. Come give it a try when you fly to Honolulu near gate 7.

I was craving for some ribs like a pregnant woman and was not going to let anything get in my way!…read morePulled up my handy dandy Yelp app and bam! Kau Kau Truck right around the corner. Oh no, but it's a food truck, I've never been a fan. Screw it! I'm starving and my beer belly baby wants ribs! I gotta tell ya, I was surprised how tasty they were and how affordable it was. If you're in the neighborhood you gotta order some grub from them! Ono!

Okay, so the food might not be that great... but it's good enough for $5. You get a healthy portion…read moreof "entree" choice depending on the menu of the day, with a scoop of rice and mac salad and that's just the "mini" plate. (You can also get green salad or double scoop rice instead of mac). The real reason for going here is the the owner. We've all debated her name. It says Chung's Lunch Wagon on the back. One of us thinks her name is Yung, some say Chong, we really don't know. She's a woman of mystery, but she is absolutely wonderful! She recognizes everyone who is a regular and knows that I'm going to order a side salad ($3) everyday and she'll warn me before I open my mouth if they're out of greens, as they are usually gone by 1:00. She adds whatever is left over that day to my salad like BBQ chicken or Pork, even though I don't really want it because I do like to watch my waistline. She's always giving all of us extra pieces and other things to sample. She secretly just wants to fatten us up! My coworkers and I all go there for lunch time at work and order our own preferences whether it be kalua pig and cabbage, beef stew, kimchee fried rice, or hamburger steak. We love it and her! Make sure to get there early for all the best food! She closes between 1:30 and 2:00 depending on how much she has left.

The best on the Island hands down!! The nicest lady served me the most crunchy, juicy lechon!read more

OMG, this food truck is amazing! I did not think I liked lechon, but this place was recommended and…read moremy friends from out of town were interested in getting lechon. I got a 2 item plate with lechon and pork with pumpkin and green beans and both were delish! The lechon was very tasty. Prices are reasonable with a 1 item plate $12 and 2 item plate $17. Portions are generous.

Otw home from Kailua stopped at the entrance to Bellows to check out the food trucks. Decided on…read moreShibuya Dogs. Woman in front not so friendly or welcoming. The cook and other aloha shirt male same vibes. Anyways, maybe it was hot so.. I ordered the Teri and In and Out dogs. It was good flavor. Like Costco hot dogs with sauce on it. 7/10. Also ordered the garlic shrimp/chicken plate ($28 WOW). Ok watched the cook on the grill buss out the Costco "jarlic" bottle and then proceed to grill it on the flat top grill. Which is ok, I mean it's easier. The shrimp and chicken itself was ok, tender. But that Jarlic just had this citric flavor that turned me off. Tried to scrape off most of it and then blasted it with ketchup when I got home. Would be better to just order the grilled chicken and shrimp itself then would've been ok. Chicken/Shrimp 8/10. With jarlic 6/10. Overall experience 7/10. Would I be back? Undecided.

I had read about Shibuya on one of my food groups and wanted to try. Well, on this trip, after…read morespending some time at Waimanalo Beach, I almost missed them on my way to Kaneohe. Did a U turn, and grabbed some lunch. I ordered the In n Out Dog, sooooooo good! And yes, their sauce is better than the original! LOL! I also got a slice of banana bread and chocolate chip banana bread. Lots of love poured into those! Definitely worth checking out if in the area! Mahalo Shibuya!

Great menu, friendly staff and super quick! If you see their food truck, go try it out!!read more

YUMMY! Sweet bread French toast HITS the spot! Simple and so onolisious! I couldn't take a pic…read moreof my whole plate bc I ate half of it before wanting to share this info to everyone. Hehe

Sae's food truck was at my work today. I was excited to try because there aren't many southern food…read moreoptions in Hawaii. The wait for the food took almost 40 mins. I ordered the mini plate with jerk chicken and Mac and cheese. I spoke to my coworkers that ordered food and some waited 45min to an 1 hour, so if you are on a crunch for time.... I recommend trying something else. A lot of sides were not available and they were out of their ribs. The chicken was delicious. The meat was falling off the bone. The Mac and cheese was okay, the cheese had curdled. I heard their catfish is worth trying. Staff were nice. Food truck was simple, no bells or whistles. There was one person taking orders and another person cooking.

I love the food here! I come by often for lunch in the Hickam food court and it hits the spot every…read moretime. The jerk chicken: amazing. The sweet potatoes: delicious. The greens: on point. The cheesy grits, the fried okra, the cornbread.... *chefs kiss* I haven't tried a single thing on this menu I didn't love. They occasionally sell out of certain items, but I don't mind, since no matter what you get, it's going to be delicious.

First time trying aunty Mercy's empanada and it was very impressive ! I'll be back here again !read more

If your craving Filipino food and your near Māpunapuna there's a food truck that service it with…read morethe ilicano empanada. I had a mini plate pork gistantes and pinakbet. This definitely hit the spot for my Filipino craving without driving to Waipahu.

My office at American Electric hosted a birthday lunch with Hawaiian food from Laverne's. Everyone…read moreenjoyed all the dishes. The smoke meat and squid luau were everyone's favorites. So ONO!

Check your portions before you leave. I bought lomi salmon and squid luau ala carte and the…read morecontainers weren't full. Very frustrating to choose a business and they do that.

Everything is SO good here!! I can tell their kimchee and salad is homemade and fresh. Everything…read morein this plate all meshed so well together. The service from the employees are very welcoming and sweet!! I 1000% highly recommend if you are looking for authentic Korean cuisine near Waikele. I'll sure be back!

Great tasting Korean plate lunch. They're fast and exceptionally friendly. It's very easy to…read morecustomize their menu choices. They are found in the Waikele parking lot on the back left side as you enter and head toward the outlet shops.

Thursday September 3, 2026 I haven't been here in a very…read morelong time. As I have been trying all the different food places around the island throughout the years. I remember going here when she first started at this location on Halawa Valley Road on the RIGHT side by the Animal Quarantine. Service is good. Food is good. I noticed authentic Pastele stew has a little more oil in it like this one. For me, looking at it the meat it had big pieces and soft too. A slight taste to it and it was good. Ambiance is like any food truck, wait in the sun and get your Vitamin D(sun) at the same time. It's really good to see that she is still doing it as others sadly disappear. Like 8 years??!! For me, I work out from the Diagnostic Laboratory Services Halawa Valley location. It's close to where I work. It's just down the street and around the bend to this lunch wagon. I will be back again. Support local businesses.

Legit, home style, local plate lunches. Choke food. Fair price…read more Breaking it down: -- Fried noodles - actually fried saimin, not Chinese egg noodles. Minimal and well seasoned. Solid. --Anything "hamburger" - old school perfect. Thick, hand formed patties, just the right amount of fillers to keep it soft and moist. Solid in a plate or as a loco moco. Even butter in a soft, cheap, generic bun with a little ketchup as its only condiment. Get it with a slice of Kraft American cheese if you're feeling fancy. Basic and that's what makes it good. -- Roast pork (special) - Chunks of well braised pork butt with untrimmed fat swimming in a scratch made onion / mushroom gravy. Yup! Short and simple menu. Most items $14. Burgers $6. Cash / Venmo only. Located at the entrance to the Halawa animal quarantine. Super friendly owners. Amanda and Felix, you got this one right.