On 12/22/2025 got to check out this place. My wife and I along with our two kids got there and was…read morewhole heartedly greeted, just like going over to grandmas house!! The owner had one of the girls make us a plate full of the food they make, gave our kids some drinks, and sampled some musubis. All her food and banchan was awesome and had different "flavors", it wasn't like everything was made with the same sauce, they all had their own flavor profile. We ended up getting a whole bunch of banchan and sushi, will definitely visit them again, it was worth the drive from town!

Nice authentic Korean owner that makes everything first hand in her establishment. It seems a bit…read moreof a hole in the wall from the outside but clean and organized inside and food is good. No seating inside. More of a kitchen. She has good marketing skills. She offered us a whole plate of samples. They were all good so we ended up buying maybe 4 tubs of various types of Korean dishes- mango kimchi, cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi, fish pancake and japchae. She even gave us a couple of bonuses as well as a drink. Prices are higher than local Korean supermarket h mart for comparison but she does have some unique items such as the mango kimchi.

There is a cute little shop in the Hoopili neighborhood. Little Manila Market is now in Ewa! My…read morefamily came to check it out. Although it's small, it has a lot of things to choose from. They have snacks, drinks, frozen food, eggs, canned goods, some dry goods, soap, and hair care. The majority of the items are geared toward Filipino goods, hence the name Little Manila Market. I love that we have a convenience store like this here. My daughter has been passing by with her friends to grab snacks after school. I was able to grab things for dinner, which made it really convenient. Overall, it's exactly what this neighborhood needed. Can't wait to see what else they will bring to this place.

Good deals at this spot! They got vinegar and sweet longanisa in the freezer and just good basic…read morestuff for the house. Pancit canton, patis, mung beans. All good stuff

If you're looking for a authentic filipino food experience this is the spot I don't recommend the…read morepoke though.Staff is super friendly,not the best looking store.But the food makes up for it!

I swear the ahi poke here used to be fresh. They used to also add the sauce after they weigh it…read more Now it's clearly frozen and last couple times they add the sauce before weighing. It's $12 a pound which is still very cheap. Besides poke they have good Filipino baked goods and other Filipino centric foods/treats. I don't eat frozen poke so I pan fry it. It's delicious that way.

Great experience upon entering the store, the cashier was very friendly and helpful when I asked…read morequestions about items I didn't see out anymore, even the guy and lady that was in the back was helpful. I was able to get my corn beef. All The food i got was delicious and tasty and I will definitely come back again.

Too expensive. Items bought should be itemized on receipt. A weight of 3 cooked bananas for $9 is…read moreridiculous. Rip-off! Definitely overcharged on food that we can't see exactly how much the weight of the hot food is defined with the overcharged priced.

Usually I cook pinapaitan myself but wanted to try how theirs tasted and it did not disappoint…read more Tasted authentic. It's a good size bowl and 1 scoop rice. I honestly think it should come with more rice because I barely even ate the pinapaitan before I finished the rice. The service there... did not seem to much customer service oriented, it's pretty much you ordering take out with chairs on the side. Workers were quick to bring out our food. It's strange there... it's located inside of festival marketplace. If you've never been to festival market... it's a market with different stands selling fish, meats, produce and other things meanwhile the restaurant has a spot in the middle of it all. I've been to festival market many times but haven't really had a restaurant before pampanga went in. Strange location is all I could say but it works. Lots of parking there, I always get parking right away. Overall I would come back. I usually go to festival for produce and sometimes meat or fish so it's nice to be able to stop and eat before I head back home.

The food is great! I wanted the KAREKARE! It has the…read moreingredients that I always look forward to eating which is the TRIPE. My husband likes the DINAKDAKAN! The service was fine, the cashier was nice. As for entering the restaurant, it seems like they just moved in the area, I'm not sure. But I always look for something interesting in the interior design in restaurants and it was my 1st time there.

Friendly greeting and welcoming vibes upon entrance into…read morethe store. I miss coming to this spot with family to get plate lunches when we lived down in waianae, but since we haven't been to this location in a while we finally made the attempt yesterday from Kapolei to come down to Maili. I'm happy we did because the pastele plates we got was 1/1 mild and spicy with Mac salad and 2 scoop rice. The meat was tender and savory giving you the correct amount of flavor with seasoning and balance. You can tell they put the heart into making these. Although there are many variations to Pasteles this one is my favorite. The Mac salad is good also better than other places I've tried. The opihi I also brought and added my own sauce to it with and enjoyed it with their Hawaiian Style (Inamona) poke on the side. My only recommendation is the panadeja was more of a pulled pork look and of course that's what it is but I was looking for more of a stew consistency of which it was not. Now don't get me wrong the flavor wasn't lacking and was juicy but it was just shredded pork inside and you can see couple of black olives that's it. I will still purchase them but a slight upgrade would be nice to those, just my opinion.

A very small unassuming market across the beach park right after the swapmeet lot....once you see…read morethe parks bathroom hut slow down or you will pass it. Its a two story green building right off the highway. There is 6 or 7 parking spaces in front and a few on thr side of thebuilding. The entrance is in the middle of the building. The staff is super cool. Cory (pic) was super friendly and welcomed us with a smile The insides is of an old school general store setting but the main seller here is their food. A lot of varietyon the menu (pic) we went with the chicken wings (good) lau lau (ok) shoyu chicken (phenomenal) I am sure they sell out for sure!!! and the empanadas(soo good!!) They probably sell out of this too. Portions was fair and prices reasonable. (Nothing is cheap anymore) Its a place I always drove by and wondered about but now next time I am in the area will be stopping by here for sure!! A hidden jem in plain sight

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!

Yessss. Probably the best Filipino food I've had in a long time, they're super friendly and humble…read more Definitely the BEST lumpia I've EVER had. Don't you just hate it when you bite into lumpia that is chewy and hard to bite through all the way because there's too much layers that didn't cook through? Not theirs. Dat buggah had mean crunch action all the way through, every bite. And the filling is delicious. Braddah also gave me small kine taste test for his sisig and pork adobo, didn't even ask him. They tasted wonderfully, with calamansi accompanying the sisig, which of course prompted me to buy another plate. Your ploy worked on me! Hah. The pancit is perfect, all around awesome food truck located in Mililani Tech Park. No seating, plenny street parking, just park with consideration of others. I'll be back for more of those lumpia.

Can never go wrong with Steak Out. They've been operating here for a while now and there arent many…read morefast-food steak places anymore. They are very quick with making their plates and their food is always good. They weigh the meat as they are making the plates so you arent getting screwed as meat shrink while being grilled. Always quick service and they make it easy to prepare your own dressing and sauces. A great option for workers in the area. Will certainly be back when im in the area.

Never thought to review this place since it's kind of a regular place I have lunch at. It's on…read morePearl Harbor and close to my building. They have 3 types of protein, steak, chicken and shrimp. They specialize in their steak which for me is always cooked perfectly. I ordered their "special" that had 1 piece of BBQ chicken, 4 oz of steak (they weigh it) and 4 pieces of shrimp. I chose all salad but they offer brown of white rice. It was good. Only thing is it's kinda pricey. $21. But it's always going to be a good option for me at work.