While the majority of Haleiwa was closed due to the local flooding disaster they were open! My son…read moresaid "best taco I ever had." We eat a lot of Mexican food too! Thank you for your service. Aloha, Cain

Pricy and very mediocre tacos that don't quite live up to the franchise name…read more Just a little bit of filling, salsa tasted like it was from a jar and not homemade, a few toppings (lettuce and onion). Beef was rather greasy. Even with 3 tacos for $18, it was rather small portions.

By far the best food on the island. The Birria was outstanding!!…read more Heather was super nice and provided us incredible service. This place is a must!!

We decided to give this place a try after getting some amazing acai bowls at Haleiwa Bowls…read more Located in the Haleiwa Town Center, this place has ample parking and is situated in the corner, facing the street. I was not at all impressed. The server was friendly but seemed to be distracted and fidgety. The decor was confusing - this is a Mexican restaurant but also has surfer vibes? Now for the food. My boyfriend was not impressed as the carnitas did not have any flavor. We also ordered the birria tacos which wasn't too bad. Needless to say, there are probably better Mexican places to try on the North Shore.

Steak street tacos were a bomb 10/10 came with black beans rice and a salad . I literally forgot…read moreto take a picture of them The beans tastes like nothing lol a little salt goes a long way .. once I picked up my order I saw they had nachos -- I'll be back for those :) They did give my baby a plate of cheese ( she's 2 ) thankful ! Plus they take cash and cards / Apple Pay !!

Rude and slow service, couldn't even try the food. Food looked good but didn't deserve our business…read moreafter the poor service.

First time visiting Hawaii and we made the drive to the North Shore based on recommendations to try…read moreHaleiwa Seafood -- and it was absolutely worth it. We ordered the Ahi Poke Bowl and the Loco Moco, and both were incredibly satisfying and flavorful. Fresh ingredients, generous portions, and exactly the kind of local food experience we were hoping for. If you're heading to the North Shore, definitely make time to stop here. You won't regret it.

The ahi sandwich feared a pretty small piece of fish and they cooked it more than I would like. Ahi…read moreshould be served a little bit rare. The taste of the sandwich was great. It does come with fries which kept me full

Went into Wahiawa to pick up some tote bags from Petterson's farm and decided to try the many…read moreMexican restaurants in the area, because in Town we don't have this much Mexican restaurants. So we grabbed lunch at Clau & Chuis Cocina restaurant in the same parking lot as Walgreen in Wahiawa. I never had mole which is a sauce made of chocolate, it was very original I enjoyed it, but I don't prefer sweet, but I'm sure that was a very good mole the rest of the plate was very good and the hot sauce, they make their own which was very good it was on the more spicy side, so if you don't care for spicy this would be to hot and spicy. My wife enjoyed her choice and I tasted some it was very good and grill the outer flour tortilla with a crispy texture. They had other items that looked good that would like to try at another visit to Wahiawa. Lots of parking share with other business, the restroom and dining area was clean and service was great. I tried the special Chicken mole and my wife quesadilla with beef brisket.

Kept seeing the truck when I would drive to work and finally stopped. I got Al pastor tacos and…read morethey were delicious. I'll definitely be going back to try the other items soon.

We got here on a Monday, the day before Cinco de Mayo. We were having dinner with family before…read morethey returned home from vacation. Mexican sounded good to everyone so we picked this spot and we're all very happy we did. Our server was kind and attentive. The place was lovely and decorated with just the amount of fun you expect. Some great photo ops in there. He even told us they were having a mariachi band tomorrow and invited us to come back. The food from the start with nachos and salsa to the end with tres leches was all delicious. I ordered the chorizo queso and it was fantastic. My son ordered the guacamole and it was so fresh and limey. Also delicious. My grandkids shared a quesadilla which was definitely large enough to do so with. My oldest grandson ordered a torte and he loved it. Also a generous portion. My son and I both ordered the grande burrito. He got his wet and I didn't. His was served on a plate and mine came wrapped in foil in a basket. I wish it would have also come on a plate. I like to cut it up to eat and the foil made that difficult to do. We ordered the tres leches to go because we were all so full. Enjoyed it the next day. Three of us could share on piece. It's delicious but very rich.

We visited this establishment as part of a group. We had difficulty communicating with our…read morewaitress. I believe she didn't quite understand us, and we didn't quite understand her either. It took a while to order and to get her attention throughout our time there, but we eventually received everything we ordered. The birria was very tasty, with juicy meat and a crispy shell. The Margarita flights were small, mini tastings which left us wanting more (and yes, we did order more). Regarding the tres leches, it's not the greatest we've ever had but not the worst. Yelp limits how many photos are posted with my review, but there should be 19 photos.

The Shrimp Scampi and rice are really good, what they are known for!…read more The Pros- Good food and decent pricing. The Cons- 2 dollars for parking (ain't bad but just a heads up", seating can be difficult to find. I always stop on my trip around the North shore. It's in a great little town.

I waited about an hour in line and then another hour for the food. While it wasn't bad, it also…read moredidn't quite live up to the hype for me. I love shrimp and consider myself a bit of a foodie--I've had amazing shrimp everywhere from fish markets in Japan to California. I found it a little messy to peel, and I thought the shrimp itself could have had more flavor. Would I come back? Probably not. Next time, I'd rather try a local hole-in-the-wall restaurant instead. I think social media can sometimes create a lot of hype around places, and for me, this food truck didn't quite meet those expectations.

Just try it - you'll like it…read more Pretty fast service for a food truck and had seating for customers outside Food was good - shrimp was good

Stopped by Jenny's Shrimp Truck while exploring the North Shore and tried both the Garlic Shrimp…read moreand Spicy Garlic Shrimp plates. After having Giovanni's before, I honestly enjoyed Jenny's more. The shrimp were plump, fresh, and cooked just right. The Garlic Shrimp had a rich buttery garlic flavor that wasn't overly greasy, while the Spicy Garlic Shrimp added a nice kick without overpowering the taste of the shrimp. Both plates came with plenty of sauce that paired perfectly with the rice. Service was friendly and the food came out relatively quickly. The portions were generous and filling, making it a great stop for lunch. The seating area is pretty basic and can get crowded during busy times. That said, the shrimp were delicious, and I'd choose Jenny's over Giovanni's if I'm craving garlic shrimp on the North Shore again.