I been meaning to review sushi on wheels for a long time. So first off easy to communicate with…read morelove talking to the owner. Got all the info made it easy and appreciate them driving all the way out to Waianae hakimo road to make fresh sushi. Thank you very much for making my girlfriends b day party. Great quality and very professional. We will be bringing you back again for sure to all parties and events.

Wanna make your party extra special?!!! Gotta book Sushi on Wheels!!! Customer service was amazing…read moreby the 2 chefs. I'm so bad at ordering, and I had no idea what to choose! The sushi chef suggested a sampler plate! Soooooo good!!!!!! I loved it all! Everything was so good and super fresh!! And of course, I loved the authentic Japanese attire!!!

Hole in the wall takeout restaurant in Waipahu. I've been wanting to try this place out for a while…read morebut realized they only opened from 6pm to 1am. Placed my phone order for the heart to table special which comes with teri ny steak, fried noodles, spicy ahi inari bomb, shrimp tempura and choice of chicken i got dynamite chicken. Also ordered the poke bowl special with spicy ahi, shrimp tempura, crab salad and choice of chicken i got dynamite chicken. From placing my order it took my food about 40 mins to be ready. The food was super delicious! Portions are just right to eat in one sitting, no leftovers sadly. The dynamite chicken was so sweet and juicy!!! Poke was fresh and tasty. Crab salad is ok, would've been better if they mixed it with a little bit of spicy mayo. The heart to table plate much was so delicous, steak was yummy. Definitely gonna be one of my favorite plate lunch spots! I really wish they opened during lunch time.

Homemade hamburger 4 tiny grilled onions…read more Taste was delicious, but both hamburger steak plates we received had the skimpiest amount of grilled onions I've seen in a while. Gravy all over was also a little disappointing as my scoop of rice barely had gravy beyond the surface. Would I get it again? Probably. Better a homemade patty than a frozen one, but there's definitely room for improvement.

Want to start off by saying their store hours have changed, they're open 6am to 6pm daily. As a…read morefirst-timer here I arrived at 5:38 am because their website and Yelp said open at 5:30 am... oops! No problem, didn't mind the wait since I had time to spare before work. I picked up a dozen mini manapuas for the office. It was a hit with my townie coworkers (apparently anyplace past the aloha stadium is considered "west side" lol). It was about a 10 minute wait for the deep-fried manapuas but worth it. Will definitely be back to try the other manapua flavors.

This is no longer the same owner and you can tell right away - the manapuas are not mini and the…read moreflavors are artificial and extremely dry. The fried manapuas are beyond inedible - the oil must be very old and they are just way over fried and oily.

The Village Night Market is every Saturday evening in the parking lot at Pearlridge Mall fronting…read moreKamehameha Highway. Each week there is a diversity of food trucks and entertainment. My family and I love coming here to try all of the different food offered by the food trucks and we always try something different each week. What we got this week: -Jerk Chicken (Taste of Jamaica) -Pork & Beef Teriyaki Skewer Plate (Wailua BBQ) -Funnel Fries (rissazkillakonez) -Kinako Brown Sugar Hojicha (saapsaap_hi) Whenever we can't figure out what to have or where to go for dinner, we always find ourselves making our way here!

Available every Saturday in front of TJ Maxx from 5pm to 9pm. Check via Instagram for the most up…read moreto date vendors that will be available on that particular day that you go. Open air, in the parking lot, with about 25 or so vendors, mainly food/beverage and food trucks, with a handful of crafts in between. There's a tented area in the middle, closer to the entertainment to which there are bench seating options for dining. Sprinkled around are high top tables for standing. Overall, a great dinner option other than the typical food court/establishments in the mall.

I think wasting resources like the world isn't a dumpster fire is actually the closest thing to the…read moreNineties about this bar. I think the idea is awesome, just terrible execution with no commitment to the theme. A nostalgia fueled watering hole with no frills drinks menu and a DJ. Party at the old Chili's restaurant at Pearl Ridge. You'll find it near the Long's and across from Blue Tropix bar. Plenty of parking. Staff are friendly. The bar has the restaurant side with tables set up if you want to grab drinks and hang out. The bar side of the restaurant has a dance floor and the DJ. When we first got there it was like an awkward middle school dance with nobody on the dance floor. By the time we left, there was a handful of young adults dancing and singing along to Apple Bottom Jeans and California Girls by Katy Perry. The drinks are decent, tho it's a lot of environmental waste because it's all served in single use plastics and take out cups. Each drink has something "special" and plastic. A blinking light ice cube. A butterfly hair clip. A plastic stir straw with a star on it. Shots served on mini beer pong red plastic cups. The music was all from the year 2000+. My personal theory is that 90% of music sucked after we slipped past Y2K. We played a trivia game, playing "guess the year this song came out" and 95% was later than 2000. Backstreet Boys, Missy Eliot, Katie Perry, Britney. Like going to a teenage girls slumber party circa 2008. No nineties hip hop, pop, grunge etc. They should have done their research. The decor was mostly 80's movie posters. Gremlins, children of the corn, back to the future, ET. There were some VHS cassettes and tapes scattered around and a few neon lights. The music was a decade too late and the decor a decade too early. Food menu was lunchables, uncrustables (saucer shaped PB&J sandwiches in more plastic), Slim Jim's to snap into and pringles. Don't go if you're hungry or actually lived during the 90's.

Ooof. I've never…read moredrank alcohol. Personal choice. Sat down and asked what MOCKTAILS they had, and the server told me to look at the bottom of the list on the menu page on my phone. So I ordered one. It came and I took a sip and it tasted...gross. Off. Burned a little. So I asked a friend to drink it. Full of vodka. They served me alcohol. She was kind when I brought it up and took it off the bill and brought me a free bottle of water. Then promptly avoided all eye contact for the rest of the night. Inside was freezing. Besides decor and music, it wasn't nearly as fun as we expected. No food besides bar nuts. It would be a game changer if they had at least a couple items of food. Shoot, they could have made a fortune serving hot pockets! Would never come back. Absolutely a one and done.

I ran into the Krazy Dogs popup at the Kaneohe Night market and decided to get the chili cheese dog…read moreand asked to add jalapeños on it. The hot dog was nice and hot and very juicy and i enjoyed the chili cheese, onions and jalapeños on it. It was one of the cheaper pop up booths on site so it was great for a cheaper snack. They had all kinds of hot dogs like a flaming hot seattle dog, flaming hot LA dog, Chicago dog, bacon wrapped dog, classic dog. Yum!

Going to Chicago…read more.. Thanks to Krazy Dogs and the closure of Hanks I've been craving a yummy crafted Hot Dog and was thrilled to see that they have Chicago Dogs here along with many others as well. Found them at the Pearlridge Village Market a night market from 5pm to 9pm every Saturday night at the parking lot in front of TJ Maxx and yup they do have a lot to choose from from the classics to back wrapped or chili cheese dog it was tempting but had to give their Chicago a try. The bun is nicely toasted and hot dog was nice and hot it had all the usually toppings and it was good the Frito Pie Dog is something g I'd like to try the next time but love this market with energetically vibe with live music and good amount of seating to all to enjoy supporting these local small biz. Thank you!

Another solid transient eateries. This time making great Greek pitas…read more A large, fluffy, pita stuffed full of a grilled combo of juicy lamb and pork, sulfurous onion, sweet cherry tomatoes, a handful of amazingly crisp fries all dusted with smoked paprika and a thick smear of zesty tzatziki. Eat it right away to enjoy the crisp fries within. The chicken version equally good but lacks the greasy goodness. A good sized slice of the dry style of uber flaky baklava (not the kind sitting in a pool of warm honey) makes a perfect dessert. Very friendly and efficient one man operation. A regular at What the Truck events. Solid.

Had high hopes but was highly disappointed. Wished a Greek salad was offered as the gyros &…read morebaklava were not at all representative of the Greek experience. Owners need to go back to drawing board.

Oh My!!! While the wife was on her way home one evening, she said that she wanted some Italian…read morefood. We have lived in this area for many years so I mentioned this Italian restaurant and suggested we give it a try. Lo and behold , we were both very pleasantly surprised! The ambience was awesome and the food was the best Italian that we've had in a long while.... The service was impeccable. We had three or four guys always checking us and not in an inconvenient; the timing was perfect. I had their amazing lasagna and my wife had a delicious fettuccine pasta. We were very impressed, so decided to try a dessert (or two) and they were equally amazing. We opted to try as an appetizer, the side of sausage and peppers.... OMG Needless to say, we had a great evening & already planning our return... We can't wait to be back.

Food: We got the chicken parm and an Italian Sausage/Meatball combo with Alfredo sauce. The chicken…read moreparm was pretty standard with a nice tomato sauce. The crust on the chicken could've been more crispy. The Italian sausage tasted good with the Alfredo sauce and the meatball was nice and soft. Maybe even too soft from extra filler bread crumbs. Service: We went early on a Tuesday so it wasn't too crowded and the servers were very attentive. Ambiance: it felt like an old school Italian restaurant that used to be fancy. Price: I haven't been here for years so prices have definitely gone up quite high since then. The large portions range from $30-$45 depending on the protein. I'd say its worth it to come here on special occasions for decent Italian food with large portions.