Loved the location for this one. It's in a place with a ton of other food trucks. On the day we…read morevisited there were only 2 veggies options : Cashew tofu : 3/5. It was There were barely any tofu in it, but it was decent. Fried garlic rice: 3/5. This was good , little low on salt. The service was fast , however the girl at the front wasn't very warm. We asked for some salt and her response was we don't have any, which was odd.

We got a brunch of different food around the food truck area and I heard a lot of good things about…read moreThai Mee Up. We got the curry and the shrimp ( idk what the names are) both which came with rice so it was a lot of food. I highly recommend the curry, one of the best curry I have ever had. It was flavorful and had a good amount of heat coming through. Theres a lot of seating in the area.

We have been on the Island for a week and found this place yesterday by Costco. We had the Bulgogi…read moreand it was the best thing we have eaten on the island, hands down. Get the drinks there too, they are new, but amazing. The Tea was the bomb!

I stopped by here yesterday for lunch. Sun's Out Buns Out is located in a food truck pod, so I did…read morenot realize exactly where I was going until I saw all of the trucks. The truck itself is fun, painted with bright tropical colors and scenes, and they seem to be known for their loaded tots and bao buns. I placed my order on the touchscreen outside and then sat down to wait for my food. For lunch on this day I went with the buffalo chicken tots and the Island Piggy bao. The menu described the bao as kalua pork, BBQ sauce, tropical salsa, and pickled red onions. The buffalo chicken tots were described as buttermilk fried chicken, buffalo sauce, jack cheddar cheese, house made pickles, and ranch dressing. It took less than 10 minutes for my food to be ready and I sat down at one of the shaded picnic tables. When I opened everything up it all looked good, but I did notice that the tots were missing the house made pickles. I started with the bao and thought it was pretty good. The kalua pork was super juicy and the bao bun was light and fluffy while still holding together well. The pickled onions added a nice acidity and the tropical salsa brought good flavor. The only thing I did not notice much was the BBQ sauce. After that I dug into the tots. The tots themselves were cooked nicely with a crispy outside and soft inside. The chicken was good as well with a nice batter and the buffalo sauce added flavor while the cheese was gooey. The only thing worth noting is that the chicken was softer than expected and not very crispy. It worked since I did have the texture from the crispy tots, but it stood out. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I would probably not order both a bao and tots again as it was a lot of food, but I would definitely come back for one or the other.

Kula, HI. This is a food truck parked in a cluster with…read moreseveral others. The setting has a carnival kind of vibe, both exciting and ominous. Well no bad guys ever showed up, and the hucksterism was pretty low key. The excitement was not to be had either but it was obvious that these trucks are feeding a lot of people. If they were only able to lower their prices even a little they could be feeding even more but I guess their overhead is probably pretty high even for a parked truck. Anyway I was expecting a bit lower price scale, but it is what it is. So .. For fifteen bucks plus tax and tips I got the seared salmon. The fish was nicely cooked, I enjoyed it. The vegetables were pretty meh but did help bring more of the sauce to the palate. Yes, the sauce was good, right on the verge of too much soy, but they did a good job keeping it balanced. The salmon portion size was small, but not insultingly tiny. Could have been a bit larger for the $15, the value is not there only if you compare to what you make at home, otherwise it's probably disappointedly normal. When you get your six inch diameter bowl you will see what I mean. The heap of rice made for good entertainment feeding the chickens. You're discouraged from feeding them so I just sat the bowl down behind the coffee guys trailer and watched them pig out. It is not exactly "Fast" food here, they are actually cooking the meal while you wait. I had my order in 12 minutes though, exactly how long she said it would take.

The food is fantastic! I got the panang curry, just the right amount of spice. It's in a group of…read morefood trucks that are pretty popular, so keep your eye open for a free table. The server was nice and the food came out fairly quickly. We try to come here whenever we are on Maui.

I decided to switch it up from baos and get a bowl and wow im impressed. Such my flavor, the…read moreveggies have that pallet cleansing bite, the salad has the right acidity and the steak was tender and flavorful. I really enjoyed the steak bowl and will definitely be back.

Went up to the truck and did not see anyone at the window. Ordered through a tablet. Didn't see…read moreanyone until my food came out. Got the little piggy pork belly and it was sooo dry and did not have any flavor. Wish it had more glaze or sauce. The ube did bun did not have any flavor either. If you want to post on social media it's a vibrant picture, but if you're looking for a tender, flavorful, juicy piece of pork belly. This was not it for me.

Love this place. Great tropical place to walk through with food trucks. Our kids loved the life…read moresized chess. Do try Kyoto food truck. Their curry chicken and side crispy rice was delicious.

Went on a Sunday morning…read more There was a jewelry shop that was open and a bakery shop but that's about it. There weren't anything else open and no shops at the time.

Kula, HI. In the mood for a burger but not a fast food…read morevariety. This location is in a food truck complex with quite a busy vibe. If you can't find a picnic table you may have to eat in your car. I ordered the Kula Burger. It was quite good. Is it a premium $15 burger? No it is not, but it wants to be. I would suggest a bit more size and you got it. The patty was cooked medium plus, still exhibiting juice. It was well over a half inch thick which is a rarity these days. If it could just make it to 3/4 inch (Cooked) it would be awesome.The jack cheese was very mild, adding little to the flavor. The sauce was a good compliment to the flavor of the meat that had that lean taste to it. The bun was pretty fluffy, kind of dominating. It was toasted on the inside faces but still needs a bit more heat. It held up well though to the end, not at all turning mushy. Over all, not bad, above average for sure.

Burgers are always ono and filling! The fries were good to pair with too. Would recommend for…read moreanyone who's a burger lover to stop by this spot in Makawao. - Miguel Morales Photography

Ambiance - food truck vibes, outdoor bench seating Service…read more- order at the food truck & expect a 10-15 min wait Food - shrimp was super fresh & Hawaiian flavor is a must get!

Got the shrimp scampi and it was really flavorful and had a lot of garlic in it. The crab mac was…read morealso one of the best Mac's that I've ever had since you can taste the flavor of the Mac. Down side was the service, it took about 20-30 min to get the food and the portion of the mac is smaller than expected.

Got food from Al's BBQ Pit for the first time last night at the Sunday Market in Kahului…read more We got the Big Al combo, garlic noodles with steak, and brownie mochi. And holy moly they were all phenomenal. There were four adults and we were all completely satisfied with the amount of food from those items. We ate them faster than we usually do and there were a couple of fork fights because they were so stinking delicious. Thank you Al and the whole family!

Sunday market at the old Kahului shopping center...I was at home, my wife bought me a Fried Akule…read morePlate Lunch Special for $14. Barrahhh buggah brought tears to my eyes. I thought I was 12 years old again growing up in my hometown Hana. The plate had one akule, 3 scoops white rice, diced tomatoes and onions, and a sauce mix of shoyu, calamansi, and vinegar. I'm old school native Hawaiian weigh about 270 lbs. I'm not a professional reviewer or taster, BUT I am a professional eater. So I lovingly told my wife, "Honey...next time you see this special again, buy 2 plates." I don't know who Bruddah Al is, but he know what he doing. I highly recommend Al's BBQ Pit for locals and vistors.

Was talking to the owner asking him about his food before deciding to order. He is retired, and…read morejust works enough to keep the "honey do" list manageable at home, but doesn't want to work too hard, hence only 3 days a weeks, 3 hours each day. He said his mochiko chicken is a home recipe and the Typhoon Katsu is his best-seller, so I got the combo plate. All I can saw is WOW!

One of my favorite local stops at Kulamalu! The owner makes some of the best local plate lunches…read moreI've tried on Maui - whether it's mochiko chicken, chicken katsu, or loco moco, it's full of flavor and a big portion to eat! - Miguel Morales Photography

Food So good I forgot to take pictures! Food is 10/10, service is 10/10 and ambiance is great!…read moreLovely staff and super clean restaurant! Would come back again!!!! Nigiri: Hamachi: 1000000/10 Tuna: 7.5/10 Hamachi carpaccio: 8.5-9/10 love the hints of citrus Crispy rice: 7/10 not my fav but definitely still very delicious!

Such a good sushi spot! My friend from Maui recommended it, and am super glad we went. A little…read morepricy depending on what you get, but super worth it! Sushi was so delicious and so much options. I personally loved the calamari, maybe one of the best calamari I've ever had! Had a party of 5 so had to wait half an hour to get seated, but service was pretty fast! Indoor and outdoor seating provided.