There were only about 4-5 food trucks when I visited, and it felt small. Around 6 PM, the area had…read morevery few people. There was some live music, but it seemed more like a quick stop for tourists rather than a real night market. I didn't try any food because the atmosphere wasn't appealing, so I left quickly.

Came here when it was less crowded the seating area is big wide open with chairs, tables, and a…read moregreen luscious outdoor view. There were only a few vendors like maybe 4 trucks at the time we got a plate from a vendor called "Wasabi Express by Tiger" the white woman who most likely also works with the main chef randomly approached us recommends it for my partner and I says it's going to taste great it's made fresh daily,, said why not we came for a trip but honestly it was mid and this is why I don't listen to people but realistically I should've just dogged it in my opinion; understand it's Hawaii we are in a touristy spot, but too overpriced for something that tastes like yoshinoya meat and rice that tastes just like fried rice from a regular Chinese takeout

Where can you get freshly cooked breakfasts for $5 in this day and age ordered and prepared with a…read moresmile. Clean picnic tables to eat in front of the food truck. Thanks for researching on Yelp and treating us for breakfast Doc

Da Bald Guy was sold out at the Monday Waikiki Night Market so we made it a mission to try it out…read moreif we made our way to North Shore. We stopped by around 10AM a few days later and were able to try the Braised Boneless Kalbi and the Garlic Shrimp plate. The food was so delicious, it was all we could talk about on our trip. Kalbi was extremely tender and flavorful. Garlic Shrimp had no shell (yay)! It was cooked perfectly. We went up again but the Kalbi was sold out already for the day. We decided to try the Chopped Steak and it did not compare to our previous meal. It was more tough/dry. I wasn't sure if it was already precooked before hand and just sitting there. When we ordered, they handed over our plate right after we paid. Definitely left disappointed. Would make sure to come early since whatever that is left may not be what you want to try.

Reruns (are there ever new episodes?) of The Food Network's DDD with Guy Fieri have really inspired…read morein me an appreciation of the type of "Low Cuisine" that would have Antonin Careme turning rotissirie style in his grave. This culinary "slumming it" has actually been working out fairly well for me, and where some see a roach coach, I now see a potentially delicious, and hopefully not disease ridden, meal. So, when it comes to food, I'm an easy upsell. The uncle manning the mobile steam table must have recognized this, because when I ordered the Pastele Plate, he bequethed upon me the knowledge of the Pastele Royale Plate. Now bearing the wisdom that a pastele plate smothered in even more matura (the filling -- a.k.a pastele stew) actually existed, I could have ordered nothing else. Well, it's been about eight hours, and no, ahem, "issues" have arisen. And thankfully, too, because it was good!

Ray's Kiawe Broiled Chicken is a local favorite that has a pretty intense following. Many people…read morecome here to enjoy the chicken. It is literally cooked outside on a nice fire. Waited in line for a little bit and maybe about 30 minutes our chicken was done. Ordered just a whole chicken to try and this was my first time having it. The seasoning is light and the chicken is juicy. I would say this actually tasted pretty alright. But I think I like mine slightly saltier or seasoned more. But overall if you ever see this off the road you should stop by and try it out.

Tried Ray's Kiawe Broiled Chicken for lunch and ordered the lunch special, which came with a half…read morechicken, rice, and pineapple slaw. The wait was a little longer than expected, a bit over 30 minutes. The food itself was okay overall. The chicken was decent, and the pineapple slaw leaned more on the sweeter side than I personally prefer. Nothing was necessarily bad, but nothing really stood out either. The girl who took my order was very nice and friendly, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, the person packing the order didn't seem very welcoming and gave off the impression that they didn't want to be there, which affected the overall experience a bit. Overall, it was just an okay experience for me and probably not somewhere I'd personally return to.

We came to Coconut Girl after spending the day at Kualoa Ranch, and it was exactly what we needed…read moreafter being out in the hot sun. This charming food truck is run by a very friendly couple who made us feel so welcome. We ordered the açaí bowl and the Coconut Girl Special, and both were absolutely delicious and so refreshing. The shaved ice was incredibly soft, and the flavors were amazing. The açaí bowl was loaded with fresh fruit and was both filling and nutritious. The location is perfect, right by the water with a beautiful ocean breeze, making it the ideal spot to relax and cool off. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by.

So glad we tracked them down since the truck moved locations! You can find them right by Kualoa…read moreRanch now. Definitely a bit of a splurge price-wise, but so worth it. The portions are huge, making it the perfect dessert to share with my hubs on a hot summer day. Insanely good and fresh!

Eat the street and getting continually better. The new location at kakaako waterfront park is way…read morebetter than the kewalo basin mainly because of the space. I did like the strung lights shaped like a big top tent at kewalo and some of the staging. But the variety of food, vendors and entertainment in kakaako is just exponentially larger. You have to recognize the progression of restaurant in Hawaii to appreciate it. This is where they start. Da spot for instance was a food truck, opened a restaurant near university after success and now is opening a second location at AMC. So support food stand and food trucks, they might be your next fine dining experience in the future. This is the place to do it. It has a very pincnic atmosphere, live music, drinking section, etc. you can appreciate it all. My latest fav is Istanbul Turkish cuisine. They have plans to open a brick and mortar place in Chinatown. The food they produce is really tasty. I'd love to see the stuff they make in a full restaurant. Come out, support, if you wish there were more of (fill in blank) types a restaurant, this is a good place to find a food truck and help them make it happen.

I honestly had no idea about Eat The Street, I was bored and checking events on Yelp as always and…read morewas trying to find something fun to do that obviously had something to do with eating. We decided to spend our "Black Friday" here, event started at 4:00 p.m to 9:00 p.m at Kakaako Park but we ended up showing up at 6:00 pm. We honestly didn't have that huge of an issue finding parking and the event wasn't that crowded, I'm sure it had a lot to do with everyone being at the parade or staying home the sl day after Thanksgiving. I highly recommend you show up early cause eating in the dark is kind of a pain so we had to shine the light on our phones to eat. I ordered my first food at "Mega Load Burger", they had choice of sliders and the infamous pineapple bowl with your choice of shrimp, pork, or kalbI. You can even choose fried rice or macaroni and cheese instead, even though it was dark and I couldn't see my food I really enjoyed the flavor of my garlic and rice, they had chunks of pineapple at bottom which made it a little difficult to eat with a plastic fork, but I appreciate they didn't waste it. My boyfriend ordered what we thought was an elote or Mexican corn from "The Corn Project" it was very good but the corn was so small, was a bit expensive for $6. We finally decided to get drinks at "ICE HNL" we saw they had bloodbath drinks on Instagram but were out so we ordered the smokin drink love potion instead, which was good made a instagrammable photo. I also checked "Eat The Streets" page and saw Postmate and Aokis shaved ice was giving away free shaved ice! I thought it was a awesome way to give everyone some nice free treats, make sure you tip! As we were leaving I of course saw a table of donuts laid out! Modo donuts was selling mochi donuts for $2 each and I had exactly $4 left so I asked for cookies and cream and my boyfriend got the matcha flavor. I've never had mochi donuts in my life and I'm so upset I didn't buy more! It was so chewy and delicious my boyfriend tried to steal mine and I had to swat him away! Most business accept card but they have an ATM in the park Incase.

Quick service, very efficient Tasty coffee…read more Strong coffee....two shots for small and 4 for large. Wow. Great prices Easy going ambiance. I just walked up since we were already parked elsewhere. If you're in 'Nalo, stop by.

THE BEST ON ISLAND. i went every day while i was out there; wish there was one on mainlandread more

The torta was absolutely bomb and delicious!! Every bite…read morewas filled with meat and super tasty, definitely reminds me of home and I glad I get to have a taste of that here on this beautiful island !!!! Thank You Straight Outta Husk

I was fortunate to try the huge Birria Burrito. It was delicious. Very filling, I had to save the…read moreother half for later. Their UBE Horchata was very delicious too. An hour passed by and I'm still full. Their service was great. They were attentive to my needs. Ambiance was great. The restaurant is inside the Palama Market. You place your order from the outside of the restaurant and then you go in and sit at one of the tables inside the restaurant. It is very busy. As soon as you get up from the table, someone is ready to take over your table.