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    Fresh Island Fish Co

    5.0 (1 review)

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    6 years ago

    They had ice filled chests full of fresh fish both whole and filleted we enjoyed our purchase of mahi-mahi.

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    Tante's Island Cuisine

    3.9
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    0.9 mi
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    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 :/

    Despite being tucked away in the corner of a hotel, Tante's gives real local Maui vibes. The food…read morehas homecooked warmth and friendly Auntie service. We've been coming here for years and I've always enjoyed my experiences here, but last night I had a dish that compelled me to write a review. The oxtail soup which is listed as a favorite is a dish I've been eyeing for a while, but it's usually been too warm for me to crave it. But last night was the night. I'm getting over a cold and it's been raining off and on for weeks. The bowl arrived at the table with a plate underneath - smart move because it takes some work to eat oxtail soup. Armed with my fork and spoon, I went at it. The first taste floored me. It was perfectly seasoned and I could taste the fresh ginger, the broth was a beautiful brown color, there was plenty of napa cabbage and it came with a dish of a scoop of glossy steamed rice and steamed carrots, zucchini and broccoli. Our waitress offered to bring over condiments so I went for the soy sauce - sprinkled on the rice and veggies, I noticed that the veggies might have had a little sesame oil flavor on them so that made me happy. A spoonful of rice dunked into the broth with some of the tender fall of the bone oxtail meat, and a little crunch of the napa cabbage and I was in absolute heaven. I tasted my husband's pork adobo and that was equally as delicious as always. But that soup - that's what really did it for me last night and stays with me today. I walked out of Tante's with a swollen and happy belly and a fresh, tiny piece of ginger stuck between my teeth...a treat for later.

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    Like Poke

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    (450 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    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.

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