Cute little stand up with great SERVICE and very FRESH AÇAÍ. The base was not that sweet with great…read moretoppings. Make sure to add PEANUT BUTTER. The RATIO of ingredients for the small was on point. I would go back if in the area.

Delicious acai bowl to enjoy on the beach though the acai is a little on the pricey side. However,…read moreit's a treat to be able to enjoy it on the beach under the sun where you didn't have to make it on your own or to bring on in a cooler from somewhere else. Acai was tasty and it was smooth with no ice. Delicious with the variety of fruits on it and with added cacao nibs, it gave it additional texture.

We were driving to get to the blowhole and also planned to travel further as we heard that another…read morestand had the best banana bread on the island. We saw Mamaleis and bought a single banana bread with nuts and decided to do a taste comparison with their competition.WELL, they have no competition. Mamalei's is the best. Moist, loaded with banana (which their competition is lacking) and sweetly delicious. The ladies at the stand were right. They have no competition! Oh, and the shortbread cookies are addicting. Two thumbs up for these gals and their mother-in-law who makes the cookies!

Probably the next best banana bread we've had after trying Julia's over 15 years ago on the way to…read moreHana. The plus side about MamaLei's is you don't have to take the treacherous road to get the goods. We came on a Saturday morning and they had lots of goodies still hot out of the oven. We got both the regular and the Mac nut banana breads and the Mac nut/coconut shortbreads. Everything was super delicious, even 3 days later. Highly recommend, and definitely walk down to check out the blowhole after!

This review is from my husband because I don't like seafood. I did try the shrimp and it was…read morehonestly the only shrimp I really liked. That garlic flavor was insanely good. Especially because you can mix it with the rice and gives it even more flavor. There was no line when we got there for lunch during the week. Honestly it was better than we expected it to even be. Easy parking

I love a good shrimp truck and this one did not disappoint! Hands down the spicy pineapple is my…read morefavorite, I love anything sour/spicy and this had a hint of sweetness too. My friends loved the hawaiian scampi as well, it had a more buttery flavor so definitely try it out if you're into that! Big flavor from both and their mac salad is great too. It's within a food truck park so lots of other food options/drinks/desserts too!

Da Nani is da bomb! A food truck parked at Whaler Village is a fun idea. There are a lot of food…read morechoices here, but the menu here is extensive, reasonable, and delicious! The first day I ate here I would have given it a four. I got the catch of the day, which was mahi-mahi, in a Mac nut crema with rice and Mac salad. Honestly their Mac salad was nothing special and I didn't want to eat it. It also was not a huge portion of fish. But it was still tasty. And the cabbage yes the fish came on was frankly amazing! I loved it and wanted more... And I usually don't get so excited about cabbage. I decided to come the next day two for lunch to try something else on the menu. I got the seared ahi sliders which come with fries, and a side of cabbage salad (they call it coleslaw but it is not drenched in mayo). WOW!! The ahi was so fresh and huge portions. And the fries were extremely delicious. I got full before I could eat all of the cabbage. My sweetie ordered something with meat, I forget what lol, but he really liked it. They were also very considerate about his fish allergy and explained that my ahi would not be made near his dish. Lots of choices here, but I bet you I will be back at at least once this week. Highly recommended and with plenty of bench choices for outdoor seating (though it might get more hectic during Christmas week).

We ate here late while walking Whalers Village. The service was friendly. What a nice gal! We tried…read morethe chicken plate. It was huge and we split it and took leftovers for lunch today.

(5/5) Stumbled…read moreacross Ono Taco Truck and immediately knew it was about to be legit. You can just feel it--and yes, confirmed: actual Mexican folks running the place, so you already know the food isn't playing around. Everything was insanely tasty and felt super authentic. Like the kind of tacos that make you pause mid-bite and rethink every other taco you've had before. Bonus points for the sauce bar--lowkey my favorite part. Nothing like standing there debating life decisions while trying every salsa like you're on a flavor quest. Easy 5 stars. I'd come back again and again... and probably embarrass myself at the sauce bar every single time. Service took a little while because there's only one guy cooking but it was well worth the wait.

Located near the airport and next to Costco. Last month my wife and I (along with another couple)…read morejust arrived into Maui airport. The car rental company receptionist recommended this area of food trucks to check out since it was close by. It was about a 15 minute drive to the food trucks. Our friends said they've tried Ono Tacos before in Lahaina. They said that the tacos they had were good! I was in the mood for tacos so I ordered one Al Pastor "Pork" taco and the Shredded Beef Birria tacos. They were both very tasty and I would say "on par" with tacos I've had on the mainland! I would go back again the next time I'm in Maui.

Epic fresh poke and fish plates! They cook what they catch so the catch of the day decides the menu…read moreso you could have spearfish, marlin, ono, mahi mahi, etc. I love their traditional shoyu ahi poke and their ceviche (which was a daily special). Check their IG for their catch of the day and daily specials. Service is great and folks are super friendly!! I would def get there at an odd hour or at opening to avoid peak lines. It's a food truck with some picnic tables for seating. Definitely more of a grab and go spot.

legit best poke (traditional over spicy mayo imo) we had while in maui and we were eating wayyyyy…read moretoo much LOL. eaten a lot of raw fish and this was the first time i truly remarked on that textural difference. fish tacos are huge and excellent as well. $70 for lunch for 4 after tax and tip. seating is by the truck in a little courtyard.

Was pretty skeptical that this banana bread would top the other banana breads I had tried on this…read moretrip, but man, this takes first place. Once you reach this stop on your Road to Hana tour, make sure you get one ($10). The loaf is served warm, and man, it is good. You can't, or aren't supposed to, eat it there since there is a sign saying this place is grab-and-go only, so we ate it in the car on our way to the next stop. Between the two of us, it was basically more than half gone. It is not too sweet (in a good way), airy, light, and just really good homemade banana bread. The cashier was really nice and service was really fast. Since it is on the peninsula, the drive is also beautiful with waves crashing into the rocks.

Stopped here on our way to Hana after stopping at Garden of Eden and having some of their banana…read morebread (which I thought was really good). Although Aunty Sandy's banana bread was served warm I thought it was just okay. I actually felt like it needed to bake for just a few more minutes. It had that slightly not fully baked quality about it - the texture wasn't quite to my liking. My 16 year old daughter felt differently - she really liked it. I do have to say service was friendly and they were very busy!

This is a great first stop when you arrive in Maui. There's a cluster of food trucks near the…read moreairport and Costco, with plenty of picnic tables to sit and enjoy your food. We came for lunch at Geste Shrimp and then stopped by Mo Ono for dessert. The mini 8oz bowl was the perfect size and a great price at $5. The açaí was refreshing and the fruit was fresh. I really loved the haupia drizzle, though the lilikoi butter was a bit too tart for my taste. I was hoping to come back again, but our time in Maui was just too short. Definitely worth a stop!

These açaí bowls are delicious and refreshing. The lilikoi butter add in is a must!…read more The service was quick and simple. They accept apple if it helps :) The area they are in provides plenty of tables surrounded by other food trucks. Definitely a great stop near the airport and costco.

I have mixed feelings about the food. My husband and I ordered the coconut shrimp and the Cajun…read moreshrimp. Mine was great. He liked his although he said it was over-seasoned. The salads had too much dressing but we're otherwise fine. Immediately after eating, he said he felt he was going to be sick and then he was vomiting his entire dinner. He never gets food poisoning. I'm always the one with the sensitive stomach. We're pretty sure it was the shrimp. I left them a message and hopefully this was just a one-off.

Great food truck!…read more Photos of the shrimp plate caught my attention so I had to stop by for that. The woman working was friendly and chatted for a bit. It's on the side of the road near some apartments so there isn't really a place to sit and eat, but it's right by the beach so you can take it to go there. The shrimp was bomb but when I got back to eat, the sauce wasn't in there, which would've made it so much better. Definitely worth stopping by.

Five years ago I was so impressed that when I came back, I had it on my must eat list!…read more I had intended to eat here much earlier during the trip, but the Kona storm had different plans. So it was again the meal right before going to the airport to go home and the gate was closed, but I saw people eating inside so I did what I would not do In DC, which is get out of the car and just ask if it was open. I wouldn't do that In DC because it's just a little scary here. And a nice people called out to Ola the chef and he opened the gate for us!! This time it felt extra special. It was like eating with a dear old friend and come to find out Ola was living in Columbia Heights just before the pandemic. (We are frequenters of Columbia heights!) We really felt spoiled and cared for here. He whipped up an amazing bed of salad for both of us. The greens here in Maui are just so fresh and the flavors are so good and of course we topped it with mahi mahi either grilled or taco style. He also gave us coconut water and a smoothie and fresh papaya which I told him I only eat on the island, which is true because it doesn't taste as good anywhere else that I know. What a way to end a trip with a flood and power outage in the middle of it. When troubles come later at home, which they will, I will think back fondly and give things for the experience we had here. And there was so much food that I was blessed to take the food on the airplane which served as my main meal (bc I can't eat any of the things that is on the plane sadly with my limitations. Delta loves to serve things with lots of cheese or dairy.) When it's not too windy, sitting outside under the tent is a lovely way to enjoy. I hope I can be back in less than five years to enjoy Ola's food at Ula Ula again. I don't know why they don't have more reviews but after we came in, was glad to see more people come in through. I really think so highly a food trucks in general in Maui, but this is definitely a top winner and a true gem!!

We swung by this place on a whim with zero expectations. Picked up an order of mochiko chicken and…read morea fresh papaya. The chicken was amazing, super crispy and tasty, loved the lilikoi dijon sauce but even without it the chicken was juicy and delish. Look forward to going back to try more dishes We brought the little papaya home and it was - according to mom, who is a discerning papaya-eater - wonderful. It was cool and shady at the outdoor picnic tables, and fun to see four big macaws getting out of one small sedan