I am obsessed with the poke nachos I went twice! I got the Kamakazi half pound. My daughter order…read morethe Kalua pork plate with rice and Mac salad. I love this place we both scarfed our food down quick. Highly recommend

SUPPORT LOCAL GANGY!! IYKYK…read more Yes, there is a storefront in Pearl City (not sure if they're affiliated) but it's not the same as Unko Wendell's food truck. Our go to is the poke nachos, half spicy/half kamikaze. They make their own wonton chips, cover that with 1lb of the freshest poke, then load the top with special sauces, drizzles, and garnishes. The lunchwagon comes out maybe every other day around after school hours (2pm until sold out) but I always go to their instagram @poke_on_da_run for updates. There is always a line so be prepared to wait and give a little extra patience as they are working hard to serve everybody. CASH ONLY so come prepared. And park only in designated areas to avoid getting a citation.

To have a perfect day: Step 1. Order poke from The…read moreWaimanalo Poke Stop Step 2. Ask cashier for her beach recommendation Step 3. Enjoy poke at said beach

I got the Pork Adobo Mini Plate - they offer regular and mini sizes - for takeout. They were out…read moreof the Pork Guisantes. Walked in and waited about 10 minutes. So there was a lot of oil, not just with the adobo but the scoop of rice in the mini was swimming in oil. Pork adobo was a bit salty and could have used more vinegar and peppercorns. I will always say yes to more vinegar & peppercorns and less oil and salt in any adobo. Mini was quite a large portion. Mac salad used skinny pasta...bucatini? You ain't getting skinny eating too much of this...it was okay. Previously, had their Pastele Stew plate and it wa alright. Portion was good, flavor was average. The Waimanalo Poke Stop is situated in the Waimanalo Town Center, next to the Subway. Open daily - closed on Mondays - from 700a till 400p. Good amount of parking available in the center.

The veggie cut roll and avocado cut roll were meat free and delicious. This was part of my first…read moresubstantial meal of the day. I had every last bite of each. The veggie rolls are each really big and I loved these. We ate inside the restaurant. There's a peaceful ambiance inside! All the disposable cutlery, napkins, and chopsticks we needed were easily accessible on the side for us to retrieve as needed.

Tucked away in the Haleiwa Town Center, No7 Poke n Roll is one of those hidden gems that makes the…read moredrive out to the North Shore totally worth it. This spot came highly recommended by a co-worker and now I see why. There are two entrances (one from the parking lot and another from the street side), and the setup is casual and welcoming with both outdoor and indoor seating. I got there just before the rush, which worked out perfectly because I was able to snag a seat inside before the place filled up. Ordering is quick and easy thanks to their tablet system. It was super efficient, especially when things get busy. My son joined me, and we decided to go all in with a 2-combo poke bowl featuring spicy garlic and spicy mayo. I chose a mix of ahi and salmon and added avocado (for an extra charge, but absolutely worth it). Every bite was incredibly fresh, and the salmon in particular just melted in my mouth. The bowl was nicely rounded out with salad and rice underneath: simple, satisfying, and done right. My son went with the katsu curry rice, and of course I had to try a bite. It was hearty, comforting, and full of that rich Japanese-style curry flavor that never misses. He also grabbed a spam hand roll, which he gave a big thumbs up. The only minor downside was a few flies making their way in from outside, but the staff was quick to shut the door, which helped. It really didn't take away from the experience much as I was too busy enjoying my poke. Overall, we left full, happy, and glad we made the trek out to Haleiwa. Supporting local spots like this feels even more important, especially after the recent Kona Lows. Fresh food, great flavors, and a laid-back vibe. Definitely a place I'd come back to again.

One of the best poke bowls I've had in Oahu. They are known for their tacos so I tried the ahi,…read morecrab and salmon. I would most definitely get again but the bowl is much easier to eat. My wife got the ahi bowl and added cucumbers for a crunch. The sauces are a perfect addition and we've already been back once. Will be a go to quick bite. Service was good and the staff was helpful during our first time when we weren't sure what to get. The inside has enough for 4-5 to eat at a high top bar and the same amount of outside but never too busy to have a quick bite.

The poke bowl is $18 for more than 1/2 of the container being rice. Very little fish and barely any…read morecrab. Maybe less rice and more fish and crab for the price

Just stopped by and thought I'd give it a try. I got a couple of Dobladas, one chicken and one…read morepork. They were amazing. I like the chicken a little better but both were really good. The couple that runs the truck are super friendly too. Can't wait to try something else

Soooo ono!!!! If you're tired of boring tacos, stop here!!! The pupusas are tasty too!! Great stop…read morein Hauula:)

I know this place looks sketchy but STOP HERE for some BOMB ASS food! The owner will hook you up…read morebig time on portion size for what you pay. Fresh and fast food.

This guy is a scammer. He obscenely up-charges tourists compared to locals while telling a sob…read morestory about how people don't like him and his family doesn't talk to him. We were charged $40 for a plate and poke. Haha guess it was our fault for not reading reviews.

This was such a great poke spot. The gentleman working was very kind and helpful, and he let us…read moresample anything we wanted before ordering, which made the experience even better. All of the poke was incredibly fresh and delicious--it was honestly hard to decide what to get because everything looked so good. There are a few tables inside, but not a ton of seating, so it feels more like a grab-and-go spot. Prices were also very reasonable for the quality. Overall, a great casual stop for fresh poke.

Today I got to try the Spicy Ahi & Garlic Ahi and also the Imu Ahi and they were fresh and very…read moretasty. The seasoning was very tasty. Also, they were very friendly and helpful.

The absolute best Ahi Katsu fix on the island!…read more Tell me I'm not the only one who will drive completely across the island just to satisfy a craving! Whenever I need an Ahi Katsu fix, Ken's Fresh Fish in Laie is our absolute go-to destination. On our last trip, we decided to try the Opah Katsu alongside our usual order, and wow! Both had the most absolute perfect crunch! The fish is incredibly fresh, perfectly fried, and drizzled beautifully with sauce. It is worth every bit of the drive from the Ewa . Outstanding flavor, great quality, and a definitive must-stop if you're up on the North Shore. 10/10!

The best ahi katsu on the Island. Grab a plate, some poke, and fresh fish to cook later and it's…read morewell worth the 70 mile circle island drive. The fresh ahi katsu, huge! 14-16oz, panko crusted and deep fried medium or well done. It is topped with a combo of sweet katsu sauce and garlic mayo all over a bed of rice and a simple pile of dressed lettuce. Always look for the second fresh fish of the day. If available, the ono done katsu style eclipses the ahi. Just the nature of the fish, it is more tender and moist. Total weight is again, about a pound. Note: Fish can also be prepared in garlic butter. It's good but come on, garlic butter vs deep fried in a crispy coating? Good selection of half pound pre weighed containers of fresh ahi poke (ahi sesame ogo, just sayin') and fresh fish filets including ahi, mahi, ono, and marlin. Go early for best selection. Inexpensive. As of November 2025, $16/regular plate. Fresh fish filets, $7.50 / lb less than Costco. Fresh poke, $10/half pound. Cash or card. Same price. No nonsense counter service. Takeaway only. IMPORTANT: they are not active on socials. Last minute closures are posted on their door. Have a backup plan of where to eat ready. All that said, the best and based on the crowd of locals every visit, word is out.