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    Aloha & Stoke

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 9:00 AM

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    Everyone was so nice and accommodating to my 4 year old who is both messy and particular. The treats are also good of course

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    5.0(1 review)
    2.5 mi

    The first time I saw Little Skokyo it was like I was looking at something straight out of a…read moreJapanese anime cartoon. The paint, the roof, everything about it seemed so cool. When I saw it was a food truck, my interest was peaked. At first, I thought to myself "I've had shave ice & snow cones before, how good could it be?" Seeing the long lines & crowds patiently waiting for their chance to order told me they knew something I didn't & this was going to be different. For $5, you can get any flavor shave ice you want, or try a mix of Cherry, Blue Rasberry, Lemon, Pina Colada, Blue Rasberry, Tigers Blood, or Rainbow. You can also add some condensed milk or sour spray to boost the flavor for an extra $1. They have an ice machine that shaves a solid block of ice into the perfect textured pieces. The portions are big enough for two people to share or you can just keep it all for yourself lol For my first of what would be many visits to Snokyo, I went with Cherry & Pina Colada. It was awesome! There is something about the texture of the ice & the flavors that just made it taste so much better than any other I have had before! I later tried their famous rainbow which is a mix of multiple flavors. I am slowly working my way through all the different combinations I can come up with. I haven't tried the condensed milk or the sour spray yet, but those are definitely on the list. One of the coolest things about Snokyo is that it's a small family run business. They're always smiling & spreading good vibes wherever they go. At some places where it's really hot, they even give out free water bottles just to show love to the crowds. Little Snokyo can usually be found at big car shows in south Florida such as Cars & Coffee in West Palm Beach, but I believe they do private parties & events also. Snokyo's very active on Instagram with over 5,000 followers so following them there to see where they will be next is probably the best idea if you're looking for them.

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    Isla Pilipinas Cafe

    Isla Pilipinas Cafe

    4.8(139 reviews)
    42.6 mi
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    We went on a Saturday for lunch. It feels like you are dining in someone's home. The owners are on…read moresite and it is a family run business. We ordered a variety of food to try. They have daily specials. We had the Kare-Kare which is a peanut sauce on oxtail. The Lechon Kawali is pork belly with a crispy skin. It was very good quality. The Pork Pancit Bihon made with thin rice noodles was delicious. Our favorite was the sigsig. It is crispy minced pork and onion. The Ube cake is made by a local baker and tasted very fresh. There is free parking in the attached lot.

    I adore Filipino food; and when my Filipino pal Dennis showed off his meals at a local eatery via…read moresocial media, I had to go and try it. Back in a small retail area near SE 17th Street, this restaurant apparently opened in late 2019 and then had to close because of the pandemic. But it returned and now offers homemade food with terrific service. The place is small, seating about 30 in an at-home-at-the-dining-table style. Our server, who I think was an owner, was very friendly and even helped us choose a dish. We had to have lumpia, because it was one of the first Filipino foods we ever tried (decades ago). Although these were good, my friends' (shoutout to Analisa and Belinda) native eggrolls were much better. For our main entrees we had the adobosilog and the tapsilog. The adobo dish came with white rice topped with a fried egg, some shaved carrots, a couple of slices of cucumber and tomato. The adobo, though a tad salty, had a delicious soy-vinegar flavor and brought me back to the dish my pal Joe made for us a couple of times. The tapsilog was shaved beef that came with the same accompaniments but it was so salty that I had to mention it when the lady asked me how things tasted. She went and told the chef. (I did not complain about the adobo.) And he insisted that the price of the meal be removed from our bill. Ummm. OK. We splurged on dessert and shared the last piece of Ube (purple yam) cake (bought from an outside vendor) and a halo-halo. The cake was smooth and not too sweet. The halo-halo was shaved ice with ice cream, milk, and a variety of ingredients including beans, corn, and plain gelatin cubes. You have to mix it all up to get a good flavor. Hubby did not care for it because it was not sweet enough (yet he refused to add some condensed milk). It was my favorite dish of the entire meal. (I love cold, creamy, not-so-sweet desserts.) The portions don't match the price. While you get a humungous mound of rice, the meat is skimpy and entrees average about $20 each. And like most small places, there is a surcharge if you use a credit card instead of cash. Even with one meal removed, our bill was about $55 and would have been closer to $80. We do plan to go back and try some other dishes. Let's hope the salt content has lessened. (Remember chef: you can add salt but you can't remove it.)

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