Friendly atmosphere, quick service, delicious food with good-sized portions…read more I got the chicken katsu plate, the kimchi cucumber side, and the bread pudding. A very large portion of chicken, the kimchi cucumber salad was really flavorful and I ended up pouring the remainder of the kimchi sauce over the rice. The bread pudding is served warm, had a creamy texture, and was not overly sweet.

This locally owned plate lunch place hit the spot! The service was kind, the ambiance was clean and…read morehomey. I felt like I was invited into their Ohana for food made with love. I'm gluten free and they were able to cater to that. I got the Kalua pork and cabbage. Order the kimchi cucumbers and pour it in too! My husband got the Krazy fries. We both left full and happy. Would recommend!

TIKI DAVE and family loves TIN ROOF MAUI!…read more While our cruise ship was in port, we stopped in after I did some serious research to settle upom Tin Roof and boy were we glad! Holy smokes, that Mochicko Chicken [Hawaiian-style fried chicken made by marinating bite-sized chicken pieces in a sweet and savory soy-garlic batter featuring mochiko (sweet rice flour) before deep-frying] is the bomb! Super crispy bits, amazing flavor, served over garlic noodles...man alive, if you are in Maui and don't grab takeout here, you may as well not go to Maui. It is takeout only and my wife didn't want fried food so she ordered something from the Mexican joint across the parking lot. Since she ordered food there, we figured it'd be ok to eat our heavenly chicken dishes there....NOPE; we were asked to leave. BOO. So we finished, well, the kids finished on the way to nearby Kanaha Beach Park and I finished mine there under the airport and within sight of our ship. It really is a lovely beach. TIKI DAVE from TIKI DAVE'S TERRIFIC TRIPS highly highly recommends TIN ROOF! I will be dropping a video of our experience shortly! Here it is! https://youtu.be/yVi4ZEcMw3g?is=0GTf-vESLcn0BX0_ Please subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/@TIKIDAVETRAVEL And follow! https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61565274777775&mibextid=ZbWKwL https://www.instagram.com/tikidavetravel/?__d=1%2F%3Fhidemenu%3Dtrue

I was super excited to try here based on the raving reviews I've heard. But I was left feeling a…read morebit disappointed... Decided to order online since we heard the wait could get long. Our group ordered a little bit of everything - all with garlic noodles as the side since it seemed to very popular based on the reviews. We went with the mochiko chicken (animal style), spicy ahi poke, and pork belly. Mochicko chicken was good, but some pieces were cold and fatty which wasn't very pleasant. The animal style sauce was really tasty, and didn't overpower the chicken, it complimented the plate well! The noodles weren't very garlicky at all, definitely felt it was lacking flavor. Poke was good, but the pieces of fish were in pretty large chunks. Lastly, the pork belly was just okay. As a local, I think this place is a good introduction for tourists to get a taste of local flavors. But definitely hit up some other local spots even Zippy's for comparison. Maybe I just went on a off day. To end off on a positive note they do offer a few vegetarian and vegan options!

We came here after arriving from the airport and getting our rental vehicle…read more Immediately when you walk in the place is spacious and clean. The young lady who rung us up for our order was friendly and pleasant. We ordered chicken teriyaki/rice/mac salad and it was the perfect lunch. Perks- Ululani is right next door and so is Safeway.

We grabbed a Da Bento on our way to the airport. Too bad we didn't have time to eat inside which…read morewould have been more pleasant! Da Bento is a big box with a variety. Dominated by their mochiko chicken, plus 2 coconut shrimp, a few teriyaki beef slices and one spam slice, mac salad and rice. The coconut shrimp was the standout for us. The chicken was dry and was the least of the three mochiko chicken meals we tried on our trip. The beef was also just OK. I enjoyed the mac salad. Overall just OK. service was nice.

We stopped here after leaving the airport and before hitting up Costco. Geste Shrimp Truck is…read morelocated at a food cart pod with lots of great options. Few things- there is no alcohol served at any of these food carts and the bathrooms were porta potties. The parking is limited, but we got a spot. Geste Shrimp Truck only takes cash or Venmo- no credit cards. I ordered the spicy pineapple shrimp and it was SO flavorful and fantastic. My husband got the Hawaiian Scampi (garlic shrimp) which also had fabulous flavors. We both enjoyed the crab Mac and the portions were generous. This place is totally worth checking out. Overall rating would be 4.5.

All I can say is AMAZING!…read more We ordered the Hawaiian shrimp plate, the pineapple shrimp plate, and fries. Both shrimp plates were incredibly flavorful and absolutely delicious. The fries were also a standout, reminding us of a Hawaiian version of In-N-Out's Animal Style fries. If you haven't tried this place yet, it's definitely worth checking out! FYI: Cash Only.

First time here, myself and a group came In for lunch after reading up on the reviews. First…read moreimpression was this place must be good, they have a line of hungry diners and each table was taken. We were greeted as we came in and told to check out the menu and join the line when we were ready to order. Tables were on a first come first served basis. The server on floor was a man of many suits is what my granddad said. He juggled hosting, clearing tables, taking orders, food delivery service, phone orders, and serving meals. His service was very efficient and hospitable. Their menu is expansive which made deciding both easy and hard for most of us since their whole menu sounded great. We all ended up with their top sellers, the server knowing it was our first time to Hawaii recommended this famous Hawaiian dish. Something about hearing homemade gravy and burger patties along with runny eggs sounds too good to miss out on, with being name Loco Moco, what's not to try? Their famous smoked pork (what they are known for) glazed with this sweet pineapple sauce with a nice punch of heat was definitely a highlight for everyone at the table. We also got the Korean style beef ribs that's served on a hot skillets. The aroma filled the restaurant and definitely captured everyone's attention, this by far was my favorite thing on our table aside from the coconut cake which we had for dessert (Justin, tell your sister I need the recipe!). For seafood we got the Ahi katsu salad (we had to be somewhat healthy lol) it was nice and crispy on the outside. Sauces complemented the juicy flavorful dish so well. I never had papaya seed dressing before until today and I ended up buying my own at Safeway! Sweet, tangy, refreshing paired well with the fish. Hurricane mochi chicken was juicy on the outside and the crispy skin was coated with Hurricane sauce (Teri aioli sauce) so good my nephew bought a bottle to take home. Overall the food was amazing. Server checked on us several times, offering to go plates if you need them ( we didn't need it, we had a proper "mopsesh" ) Disclaimer: They serve their food on paper plates, trust me the food taste better on these plates. The locals next to us said that's what you call a plate lunch while watching our food hit the table Overall experience was great, the service was impressive, the food was amazing, and the place was neat and clean. Thank you Justin for sharing a piece of your family with mines. We will definitely be returning on our next trip. Congratulations with the restaurant expanding as well! You guys are an inspiration! PS: While you wait for your food, read up on their wall and learn a bit of Hawaiian History. They also have a portrait of Sparky's himself.

The food did not come in time it took almost 45 minutes to get 3 plates of food. They didn't let us…read moreget another soda. To be fair it was short staffed. Their was barley any space to sit down and it was so loud. At least Spain won the world cup.

Looking for a kid and family friendly Restaurant with Local and Filipino Cuisine? Look no further…read moreand head to Tante's Island Cuisine in the heart of Kahului at the Maui Seaside Hotel. Our Ohana and family friends have been eating here for years. They serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. If you're looking for a place to have a small gathering or celebration, they do catering and had a small party near our table (we were told to be quiet during a prayer for that party which we respectfully did). Our family of 7 ordered a variety of food. My nephew is Vegan and there was a Veggie Stir Fry he ordered, to my Brother in Law who likes it "simple" so he got Beef Teriyaki with Macaroni Salad, and to my mom and niece who love their Filipino food, mom ordered a Tamarind Soup with Shrimp and Vegetables called Sinigang, and my niece ordered a Peanut Sauce dish called Kare Kare. My dad and I stick to our favorites. He got his usual Baby Back Ribs (which I didn't get to picture) and I got my usual Local Favorites Combo that had the most tender and savory Beef Teriyaki and crispy Mahi Mahi with Tartar Sauce on a bed of Cabbage. The Molokai Sweet Potato is a must when you get a side but this time, I did crave some greens so I opted for a side salad with Papaya Dressing. Meal isn't complete without Dessert! And Filipino Ice Dessert I might add...Halo Halo (which literally translates to "mix mix"). Being the true Fil-American that I am, I don't like to "Mix Mix" because I prefer my Ube Ice Cream in tact. I explained this to my Brother in Law from the Mainland who also said this is the first Purple anything he's ever eaten haha! But this is a refreshing dessert to end the meal since it has fresh cantaloupe, avocado, coconut, banana, and jellies, with ice covered in evaporated and condensed milk. If you want to "mix mix" let your inner Filipino out! Our visiting family had a great time catching up and enjoyed our yummy meal together. The Filipino aunty servers are always top notch and serve your food with Aloha! We probably only waited 15 minutes or so for the food as well which is always appreciated especially when hungry.

came in early in the morning for breakfast on maui! there were a lot of parking stalls but i think…read moreit's shared with the hotel (?) very very spacious restaurant, there's no music playing so it's kinda quiet and you can hear what everyone in the restaurant are talking about LOL. the food portion was quite big. i got the veggie omelet with potatoes and side bacon. the bacon was an extra $6 i think which is super expensive but they gave a lot and they were pretty big pieces. the omelet was delicious and cheesy, the potatoes were crispy too! it was kinda pricey though, i only got this and the bill was $30 :/

Yum! Poke is a must get in Hawaii and this is conveniently located close to the airport and Costco…read more I highly recommend the shoyu ginger, I am already dreaming of more.

I feel like Like Poke was one of the original food trucks on Maui -- long before food trucks…read morestarted popping up everywhere. They've been part of the island's food scene for over 12 years now, and I still remember their off-the-beaten-path spot on Hobron Avenue in Kahului. You would have never guessed there was delicious food being served up there, but those who knew, knew. These days, you can find them in Kahului parked at Da Tambayan Corner on Lono Avenue, or sometimes popping up out at Ho'okipa. Now, full disclosure -- I don't eat raw fish, so I can't personally vouch for their poke bowls, but that's what they're known for and I've had a number of friends and family enjoy it. What I can vouch for, though, is their fried poke -- perfectly seasoned ahi cubes, floured and fried, served over rice and lettuce, and drizzled with a creamy mayo aioli. Get it hurricane style for extra sauce and furikake seasoning -- it's delicious and gives it an extra boost as once in a while it's on the drier side. Another favorite is the poke bake, which is just as satisfying and generously portioned. Started getting this recently and it hits the spot. Highly recommend either dish, especially if you're like me and prefer your fish cooked. And whatever you do, don't skip the furikake fries -- curly fries topped with aioli and furikake. SO good. Beyond the great food, my team has worked with Like Poke for company events, and they're always a hit. Friendly service and consistent quality eats that keep people coming back -- they're a favorite among locals for a reason.

Food was amazing and worth every penny. Staff were extremely friendly and professional. Can't…read morewait to visit again.

Authentic, tasty food with great service. We had the loco moco plate and the Kalb mixed plate. I…read morehighly recommend and will come back.

Great pit stop near the airport on your way from or to the airport. You'll be the envy of all your…read morefellow passengers within a 10-foot radius if you choose to selfishly bust out that fragrant garlic shrimp on the plane. The portions are a bit small, but they make up for it in taste. We had the Ahi Katsu and the Garlic shrimp, both of which packed a punch in flavor. Comes with a scoop of rice and a little salad. This is an isolated food truck in a Lowes parking lot. So as long as your expectations are appropriately grounded(no seating, a little ghetto, greasy food), you'll love it. We did.

I went to the food truck and ordered via the QR code thinking it would be quick, but it took…read moreforever to get my order. I ended up waiting 45 minutes even though it did not seem busy. There were no updates on the mobile order and my food was just sitting there even though I was waiting in front of the food truck. No one bothered to open the window and ask anything from me even though I was waiting. Poor service. The food was greasy and rice very soggy. The shrimp had a good garlic flavor, but it seemed overcooked and dry. There is no seating nearby, you just have to take it and eat it at your convenience somewhere.

Came here for breakfast and was not disappointed! First time trying Loco Moco and it was great. The…read morechicken and waffles were fantastic too. Great portion sizes and the flavors were unique but delicious. Ordering was easy. You wait in line and order at the hostess stand, you get a number and sit down. They bring the food out to you. Definitely worth stopping in to get some local cuisine.

You order first and then sit down but if you want to sit at the bar you can just walk up and grab a…read moreseat. We wish we had known that prior as we waited in line with the happy hour rush. Happy hour is daily from 3pm - 6pm which includes discounted drinks (including the Nalu Mai tai) and 7 pupus for $7. For the pupus we ordered the short ribs, the seared ahi, the ahi tacos, and fried calamari. Overall everything tasted good but was overly saucy for my taste. Overall it was a good value for happy hour!