Delicious! We had the POG and mango mojito pops. The owner was friendly and gave us…read morerecommendations. Popsicles were well frozen and a good size, $6/pop and she takes Venmo or cash. Very refreshing for a hot day!

Our wedding guests love Shaka Pops! They had so many wonderful flavors to choose from. They have a…read morefun trike and you can request for customize art! We chose our wedding crest and they gave it to us afterwards. It's a special piece of art in home.

Everything from the second we got out of the car was amazing…read more You should try it! You find yourself in the spot where every visitor wants to be. Where the locals are and where the locals eat. A food truck where it's fenced in and safe to be with your kids, there's shaded seating and lots of Aloha!

Food That Feeds Your Soul, Not Just Your Belly…read more I gotta say, I drove all the way from Kīhei 'cause Nalei was straight calling my soul. You ever get that feeling where you just know you need some comfort food and a little peace for your mind? That was me. Life been kinda heavy lately, and I knew the only thing that could help was some real local grinds cooked with love. The drive to Hāna not easy -- twisty roads, narrow turns -- but man, the reward waiting for me on 'Ula'ino Road was worth every mile. Hidden in this quiet little corner, surrounded by lush green and the mountains standing tall, Nalei felt like one oasis away from the noise of the world. The breeze was cool, the air smelled clean, and I could literally feel my stress just melt away. Then came the food -- ho, unreal. Their Aloha Sunrise special hit all the right spots. Fluffy eggs, smoky crispy bacon, and that Ono Portuguese sausage... everything cooked with so much aloha, you can taste it. Made me smile and think of my Tūtū Mā and Papa -- that kind of food that brings you right back to your roots. And the saimin? Bro... that was the real deal. The broth warm your soul, the noodles cooked perfect, and all the toppings -- spam, eggs, char siu, kamaboko, green onions -- everything came together so Ono. The portions big too! I was full but still didn't wanna stop eating. Best part -- the prices are affordable, not gonna leave your pocket puka or your stomach hungry. For real, you get more than your money's worth -- you get fed with love. When I left, I wasn't just full -- I was content. My heart felt light again. That's what Nalei does. It's not just food -- it's home, it's comfort, it's aloha served on a plate.

My first taro fest in many years. This weekend we were in here for a wedding so we headed to the…read moretaro fest the next day. It was a hot and muggy morning. We got here at 9 when it first started and this place was packed. We couldn't even find parking nearby, so we parked up the street and took a walk down to the back park. Started if with the vendors they're selling arts and crafts, so many to choose from. They had a lot of food to to choose from something different at the tents. Then we sat under the tent and enjoyed the entertainment. Then the rain came it poured for a bit so many people came under the tent. It was a fun and exciting day. People are very friendly here. I needed a bowl for my dog to drink water and a nice guy gave me a bowl from his booth. I was very grateful

This was my first visit to the Taro Fest but definitely not my last…read more It takes place at Hana Ball Park. Parking is challenging but not impossible. The event runs from 9a-5p. There's entertainment, arts & crafts, a sort of mini-trade show, and of course food! The main star of the show is the taro. They have demonstrations on how the plant is prepared in many ways for food. FOOD: Taro Seafood Chowder Similar to a squid luau dish. Lightly flavored with a coconut-based soup, luau leaves, chunks of taro, shredded chicken, potatoes and carrots. Needed more salt IMO. Pokē Balls Chunks of unsalted ahi pokē wrapped in a cake noodle and deep fried. Drizzled with a mild wasabi cream sauce (even I could handle it being a wasabi hater) and orange-colored cream sauce. Had it not been for the cream drizzles, it would've been flavorless. Maybe if the ahi was seasoned it would've tasted better. Or even use tako instead of ahi. A bit pricey at $10 for 2 balls. Apple Snails Similar to escargots, they're farmed from the taro patch. I was so excited to eat this again as I haven't eaten them in years. Again, the preparation was very light on flavor. I believe they sautéed them just in its natural broth because there was no flavor other than the snail and earthy taro patch flavor. It was delish but wish I had some garlic-shoyu mixture to dip them in. There are tons of other foods to try, but I like to try things I can't get everywhere. TIP: Bring an umbrella because Hana can bake you during the day, as well as some salt and shoyu as the sodium content at most food booths are very, very low.

We drove by this place on our way to somewhere else. However, we caught a whiff of the most amazing…read moresmelling barbecue and turned around and came back. So glad that we did. BBQ pork ribs & chicken were both amazing and portions were great!! If you're a carnivore you will not be disappointed here. Sorry, no pic. We ate it too fast and all that was left with some bones.

This is a highlight on Maui. The food is absolutely insane and it is cooked so quickly. I couldn't…read moreask for a better meal. Ordered the salmon and the pork ribs. I HIGHLY recommend the pork ribs. They're one of the best I've ever had in my whole life. The Mac salad is also the best that I've had on the island. This place is no frills, easy, and quick.

Food was as fresh as could be. This was a highlight of Hana for us. Will always be a stop when we…read morevisit again

A lot full of food trucks and Troy's was the only food truck open at 10am and it was SO SO SO…read moreGOOD!!! One of our best meals hands down! Troy was so nice, friendly and helpful. He explained all his food he prepares himself fresh (fishing done by him too!!). We tried the fish and chips and a lunch plate (chicken and pork bbq) and EVERYTHING was delicious! We can not wait to go back to try more of what he offers. Do yourself a favor and try Troys when you're in the Hana area.

If you're on the road to Hana, two gems which were there end of OCT 2011 (but I had never seen…read morepreviously) were the "Coconut Buns" at a small unmanned stand and the various lilikoi at the "Real Chinese Food" place. NOTE1: Not coconut bread or bars or anything else, just the buns. Look like little muffins, but sooo delicious and filling. Totally worth the $1.50. Totally. NOTE2: Don't get the food at the Chinese place, just the fresh fruit. They carried 3 types of lilikoi (passion fruit)--the normal Hawaii kind, a variety that is GIANT [I didn't even believe her that it was lilikoi, it was bigger than a LARGE papaya] with large seeds and super jucy, and Jamaican passion fruit (which I think you can also sometimes get at the Kailua farmer's market on Oahu) which is much sweeter than normal lilikoi (technically, I guess, it isn't as tart as other varieties).

We were so excited to eat at Joel's food truck once we reached Hana, and the food did not…read moredisappoint. We ordered the Loco Moco, and it was absolutely delicious. Two perfectly cooked eggs with that runny yoke, two hamburger patties, onion, rice, and a generous portion of gravy. All of that combined made a great lunch. If you're not starving, then there's enough to share for two. One of the best Loco Mocos we had on our trip. They're located in an area with multiple little food trucks, and they have plenty of tables in the middle to enjoy your food. There's a little parking lot nearby - we didn't have any problems finding a place to park. Their hours are not necessarily on a timetable - I don't think they opened until an hour after what they said online. But if you can make it while they're open, then it is totally worth it.

So we took the road to Hana. Yeah, that road. And boy does it ever create and appetite. We we…read morestumbled onto was a food truck spot where you have literally 6-7 different options all selling the local flair and flavor. Both the wife and I decided on Joel's and for once we both decided on the same dish. With a quick order, we were spending some time finding a seat, and looking at some of the other vendors who are also here at the trucks. This is a great and casual place to get your food on. There are a couple of other places that you can go, but the food to choose from here at least for me is just too hard to beat. When we got our food, we were happy it's the portions of both the teriyaki beef and the garlic shrimp. I would suggest that if you get the garlic shrimp, that you have anyone else whom you plan on talking to or being closer than 2 feet from you also eat the garlic shrimp. These things are delicious but will keep vampires away for quite a while. Simply put this is a great stop to get your quick food on, easily eat in 10-15 mins and you can be on the road in 30 mins or less if your in a hurry, or like us, just soak in that glorious weather and have a great meal. The portion size was appropriate and the price is typical of what you will find on the island and keep in mind that you are also in Hana so just keep that in mind. No dollar menus here!! You find yourself on the road to Hana, stop in at the food truck area and stop and Joel's. You wont be sorry.

This little truck is one of my favorites. I am a sucker for a good fish plate. Not only do these…read moreguys do fish really well, the burgers are some of the best on Maui. They always friendly and the service is fast for fresh food. I got the ono plate with a sweet chili sauce and the green beans were just right. They always give good portion sizes. The burgers always come with fries and they do just as good with the fries perfectly crisp. The prices are also some of the most reasonable around and it is family run business. I love supporting them cause they always consistently friendly and cranking out some good food. Highly reccomend these guys. I will be going back.

3.5/5 stars. This is a food truck in Hana. I got the Island Mix Grill ($23), which had seared fish,…read more3 pieces of coconut shrimp, rice, and broccoli. The fish was a generous piece, but it was on the drier side. The coconut shrimp was hot, fresh, and crispy, and it was lightly battered. I personally don't like coconut flavor, but it was still pretty good. The broccoli had such a great flavor - loved the sweet sauce, but there was not much broccoli in the dish. Rice was on the soggy side. Overall, a solid lunch.

Delicious coffee! We needed a pick me up after the long drive and this was perfect!! Coffee was…read morehigh quality and hit the spot. We weren't sure with a roadside stop how good the coffee would be but it was boutique coffee shop status. They had lots of goodies too like shaved ice and dole whip and smoothies but we just needed some caffeine. Happy we stopped!

What a sweet family gem on the drive. Local owned and operated this ranch is generation run. There…read moreare many treats on the menu but the dole whip snow cone tops the cake! They have many fresh grown fruits to purchase. Take a minute and stop by this cute stand.

Pit stop on the Road to Hana. Nice lunch with local flair. The loco moco was definitely filling…read moreenough for 2. Excellent overall!

The food here was incredibly good but it was really expensive for a food truck, we did get a good…read moreamount of chicken and rice The chicken is hand breaded and so crispy and I loved the fries Parking is limited & only outside parking gladly it's shaded.