Highly recommend this hidden gem in the Food Court in Waimea! The food is absolutely delicious and…read moreI am so grateful that it is Gluten Free because I do have Gluten allergies and there are not a lot of options or places in Waimea that I can eat. The food tastes refreshing and it's evident that clean ingrediants are used. The flavor is perfect just the way it is made. Everything tasted fresh! Looking forward to more meals here. If you're eating at the Food Court.... eat here or order it to go!

What an unassuming place... Do not be turned off by the food court vibe. The food here is…read moreexcellent. Nom nom nommmmms! It takes about 25 mins to cook most orders and it's higher prices for quick serve but it's worth the drive out to Waimea to pick up. This is not only one of our favorite restaurants on the island, but also generally. We crave it when we are on the Mainland Continental US.

Food and service is always a 10/10 ! The drive from Waikoloa is always worth it ! I will always…read morerecommend this place !

Food always hits! Appetizer #1 cha Gio fried egg rolls and #5 Pho tai chin ugh soooo…read moreyummmmyyyyyyy!!!! :P Forgot to take a pic of the egg rolls

Best Chinese food I've had on the Big Island, no contest…read more The sizzling chicken was the highlight. Super tender, incredibly juicy, and full of flavor in a way that's hard to find. Every piece was cooked just right. I don't usually write reviews, but this one earned it. If you're anywhere nearby, it's worth going out of your way for.

Highly recommend this place for vegetarians! Good taste and price was not as high as other places…read morein Waikoloa. Best eggplant in garlic sauce we've eaten. Had a good mix of vegetables. Very good brown fried rice. Egg rolls and cucumber salad weren't great and can be skipped. Very clean place and service was quick and courteous.

such great smoothies up mauka!! delicious and fresh and service was so nice as we walked around the…read moremarket

I have seen this truck in my neighborhood so I did some research to find out their location(s) and…read moreI was very happy to find them at the Waimea Midweek Market today. I got the curry chicken manapua; which were delicious and the hubs' got the pork hash ?dumplings? and char siu buns? I probably should have taken some pictures, but I was too excited to eat before I thought about that. I also noticed many people getting smoothies - I will have to try one of those next time!

3.3 At waikoloa village. The center we went to was mainly…read moreclosed at dinner time and it's not a restaurant but mainly a shop and the other shops around it were closed already when we got there at about 5PM. The green curry with chicken was a little bit watered down and especially the Pad see ew noodles. Thai ice tea was standard The whole town looks like things were shutting down, but we did go to the KTA asian supermarket, nearby and loved shopping there

Food isn't bad here and came quickly but I guess the chef throws whatever spices he feels like. I…read moregot a drunken noodle but it wasn't pan fried and had so much lemongrass and galangal, two ingredients that are not supposed to be present in pad kee mao. Noodles were soggy, with much of whatever sauce drained to the bottom of the bowl. Truly hope they improve their authenticity.

Always good, always fresh!! The garlic shrimp is super flavorful and the fresh crispy papaya salad…read moreis absolute perfection...my favorite meal yet I have tried many different things and never been disappointed. Mahalo plenty for putting so much love into your food!!

Food 5/5: all the food quality was on point and really resembled authentic Filipino food. Super…read morecrispy litchon and shrimps and juicy ribs (but some ribs were a bit dry). Cucumber salad was delicious as well as the onion dish. Rice was very well made. The to-go order took a bit longer than expected but we are on an island time so who cares lol I would highly recommend this place and call ahead to see where they are stationed!

4.2 At the Fairmont orchid hotel. Was elegant .we came for…read morehappy hour and the appetizers were about two dollars less than what they are listed on the menu. The chicken wings and the bao appetizers were yummy. We had entre shrimp which were big and thick and served along with the Shishito peppers and the corn, which was unique. We also had the volcano roll. Was moderately expensive but not excessive for an on-site restaurant at a resort. Afterwards, we went out to watch the sunset as we finished our dinner early as I could not be viewed from the restaurant.

Worst restaurant at the Fairmont by far. Somehow they messed up the sauces on all the dishes,…read moreoverpriced for what you get, and plus they put the tables so close together that a half stretch of my arm would hit a neighboring diner, no joke. Avoid this restaurant and instead go to Brown's, Luana, or the taco truck. Update: 3 hours later, mild food poisoning. :/

Worth the drive over to Waimea! Follow the cloud of smoke past the main part of town. Huge BBQ pits…read moreset up with chicken pork and beef bbq cooking. We shared the 3 meat plate and still had leftovers. It looked and smelled so good we grabbed a blanket and ate on the grassy area next to the parking lot. The chicken was super juicy, pork bbq wasn't too fatty, beef rib was huge and meaty. We loved everything dipped in the chili water sauce! Also got the pancit and a couple packs of suman (rice cakes wrapped in banana leaves) They reminded us of the suman in the Philippines - so yummy! Service was friendly and efficient. Super busy with cars coming in and out of the parking area next to the pits and ordering tent.

This place was busy so we decided to give it a try. On the plus side, the chicken was a generous…read moreportion, between the two of us we couldn't eat an entire half chicken. The sauce was tasty, though didn't have any of the pineapple flavor that some Huli Huli chicken has and overall the meat was a bit bland. If you just get a half chicken, they put it in a plastic bag so very hard to eat, especially since it is piping hot. Hot food in a plastic bag is also not a good idea as the plasticizers can leach into the food and none of us need more microplastics in our food! If you can plan ahead, bring your own plate and a knife and fork instead. You will also need to take it somewhere to eat if you want to site down, or like we and many others did, eat it off of your tailgate or hood of your car.