Takeout dinner from Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. Heaven's Soul Food Cuisine (food truck) was two trucks away from Chicano's taco truck, across from the Convention Center. We were right there, so I ordered a Smoked BBQ Rib plate. It came with 2 sides. We chose Baked beans and Green beans with smoked turkey. Service was very friendly and efficient! I believe that they worker said, "I appreciate you!" Wow! That's very nice of him! We took the plate home (it was too windy to sit alongside the busy sidewalk) and discussed the tasty ribs, sweet (molasses?) Baked beans and yummy green beans with smoked turkey. Mmm! I would return and get the catfish plate, Po Boy sandwich, and walking tacos!

I'm still waiting to review the food but didn't get off to a great start with the address in Yelp…read morebeing incorrect. I sent my father in law to the address near PearlRidge mall (1770 Kapiolani) but they are actually at a new location (on Kalakaua). Could the owner take a look at updating the address across all platforms?

I had this spot on my list before I arrived for my trip and I'm so glad I was able to find it!…read more After spending a day at Waikiki Beach, this was the perfect stop to get a meal to share with my partner. We got the Kalua pork fries and a mango lemonade. Everything was fresh and cooked to order. If anything, I wish there had been more pork because it was so flavorful. The lemonade was fresh and not overly sweet, but the star of the show was definitely the fries. The two guys manning the truck were very polite, friendly and welcoming!

This spot was near my hotel and I wanted something easy and quick. It's a food truck with some…read moreoutdoor seating. Not the most ambiatic, but very casual. I went with the fish taco and the smashburger to go. Of course everything tastes better onsite, so mine is more of a to-go review. The fish taco was a big chunk of fish (slightly fishy, since skin was on), with slaw on two tortillas. It was good, large portion for 1 taco and messy! The smashburger was also rich and good with griddled cheese on a thin patty and seemingly, if I remember correctly, a potato bun. It was also pretty good. All was good and prices reasonable. I wouldn't say it has the most ambiance or Hawaii vibes, more if you need some sustenance at reasonable prices.

Finding authentic Mexican food in Hawaii has been tough. My bf is from the mainland, so nothing on…read moreisland really impressed him. We saw a line at Sabrozon so we wanted to see what the hype was about. We got the carne asada plate and the nachos. There were benches by the food truck, but we opted to take the food home to eat. We spent about $50 for two plates. The portions were huge. We dug into the food. The guacamole was proportional. The ingredients were fresh and flavorful. I could only finish half of my plate. We ended up saving our leftovers for another meal. I wanted to eat more in one sitting but I was so full. The bf was satisfied to finally try an authentic Mexican spot in town.

Food trucks have come a long way. This one in Kakaako is the 5* version of your simple Mexican food…read moretruck and if you see the prices you'd agree...Pricey lunch for two at just under $60! With that said, the food was excellente, muy bueno! Sabozón should open a restaurant, it's that good. They have a nice size lot with a covered a lanai and picnic table seating on the corner of Cooke & Halekauwila St. Try their Lamb Quesabirria, the meat is so tender and juicy it's messy good Their Sabrozon Nachos are huge and packed with fresh guacamole and cheese. It was definitely a pleasant surprise for me as I've missed my Mexican food in Colorado!

We attended her pop up at Umi St. in town and there was a line prior to 11:45AM when she opened -…read moreAunty is very kind and took everyone's order before going to the kitchen to prepare everything. Be prepared to wait around 45-60 minutes as it is just her and 1 kitchen crew. The wait was well worth it for the most delicious Nigerian food I've had on the island. Jollof Rice came with Oxtail & Jerk Chicken so we could try both and they were seasoned immaculately. The Jollof rice has some heat that builds as you eat it and the oxtail was a hefty piece. The jerk chicken had a nice spice & sear to it, it provided a nice balance to the fatty oxtail. There is also pieces of plantain that come with this plate. Fufu is neutral flavored pounded yam (comparable texture to a stickier mashed potato) - It pairs well with the smokey, earthy & spicy flavors of the Egusi Soup. The soup is very hearty and more akin to a stew with how much protein & veggies are in the bowl. My total came out to $51.00 for these three items.

Very delicious cooking. I am thankful that she has shared her Nigerian culture with us here in…read moreHawaii. However, her level of service can be confusing and frustrating at times. Very nice lady but is also unorganized and has no efficient system as a business owner. Wait times are longer because of this. She takes my cash but doesn't always give back my change right away, then will forget the amount of cash I've handed her. She often asks to be reminded of what you ordered, and when you think you're done ordering, she asks you to come back to the window to ask additional questions about your order. Instead of waiting until the entire order is complete, she brings out the plates at different times and has asked another customer to bring back the first half of their order and show her to make sure she doesn't give them extra food. She would benefit from using a simple receipt book so she doesn't have to rely just on memory and she can give the customers a numbered ticket to call when their order is ready. She only takes CASH or VENMO which is fine. But I have seen her take the order and make the food before the customer pays, and then get into conflict when the customer does not have any form of payment. Confirming payment first will save a lot of troubles. She's no longer in a fixed location, and now takes her truck to various spots around the island, mostly on base or Waipio. I recommend following her instagram but she unfortunately doesn't post her location until the day of. She doesn't post her schedule in advance, making it very hard to track her down. I used to come often when she was at the old Sear's parking lot. So it's been months until I finally had a day off and was relieved to find she was in Waipio -- just to find that her efficiency hasn't improved since the last time I came. I love that she's getting more business but I cannot keep coming back if this is the service every time. She definitely could use more helping hands.

It hit the spot. The broth was sweet and perfectly savory…read more Nice person behind the register. No prices listed on the menu. As a tourist I expect higher prices for food but hot diggiity- $24 for a bowl of pho is a lot!

Amazing Vietnamese food truck with an extensive menu!…read more I came across this food truck the other night with a hankering for Pho. As I approached, I could see a huge photo collage of most of the dishes served. A very nice woman at the counter took my order, of which I went for the Oxtail Pho and a Pineapple Sugar Cane drink. After paying, I went to pick a table. Within 8 minutes the food arrived at the table and it smelled wonderful. First off, I've never had oxtail pho before... love oxtail, love pho, so perfect combo! The broth was delicious and the pho was fantastic! The only thing I'd say is that the portion was a bit small for Hawaiian and Vietnamese standards. As for the ambiance, it's very casual with a street food scene vibe that I was digging! There's ample parking as well. Next time I'd like to try the pork rice plate and the snails. If you've got a craving for Vietnamese food, this spot is worth trying!

We came in excited to try Lushly Margaritas and support an Asian-owned business, and we really…read moreappreciate the effort and concept. However, the margaritas felt a bit too light and mostly tasted like melted ice, which was a little disappointing. The food was okay overall, but there's definitely room to improve consistency and quality across the menu. We truly love supporting local spots, and hope they can fine-tune the drinks and food so the experience matches the great idea behind the business. Wishing them growth and better consistency moving forward.

Been coming here for a while and the serving sizes and quality of food has seriously fallen off. We…read moreordered Birria Bomb Bites and Birria Bao. The Birria Bao has barely any meat in it and I posted a photo of a bomb bite with nothing in it. Meanwhile their pricing just keeps going up and up. Super disappointing. Birria Bao set with Consommé are $20 and Bomb Bites are $14. The service is okay, really nothing stands out. The restaurant itself is new and renovated. The food is just so disappointing, there are probably other options in the Plaza and around Kaka'ako area.

Best place to eat in Waikiki! The tajin shrimp is full of flavor and absolutely delicious! Service…read moreis incredible, especially Rory who is attentive and so friendly! Keeps us coming back during our stay. Definitely recommend!!!

The Thai Taco stand was one of my favorite spots I tried in Waikiki last year, so I was super…read moreexcited to come back. The pork katsu and beef plate are incredible and different in the best way. If you have a chance to check them out, I definitely wouldn't miss the opportunity. Great people producing a great product. Thank you again for the hospitality!! - Joey Food 10/10 Service 10/10

Went back for the Food Trucks a second night, and tried the Mac Shack! Not my healthiest meal on…read morethe island, but it definitely hit the craving for fried chicken I was having. And HOT mac & cheese. Service was not out-of-the-way friendly, or welcoming. Kinda just got "What you want, bro?" looks. Tried to go on night 1, and the bros just left the truck to go smoke or something. But he went the extra mile to give me a few hot sauce options, so we're friends again. I should def go a few months without eating white rice, after this trip to Hawaii.

Well...that was disappointing…read more... I should have rethought the purchase right when I was told they were out of rice, but I went against my gut instincts and went ahead and ordered. I ordered the fried chicken lunch plate and the single cheeseburger. Total cost of food was $37 and some change. The burger most closely resembled something out of a fast food kids meal. The fried chicken was cut in small chunks and wasn't hot. I found that curious since the food seemed to be made to order and I had to wait at least ten minutes for the food. But maybe that was more just reheating and assembly. If you are contemplating this place, just keep going...