Food tastes good, and I did get to go but enchiladas were so small, the beans and rice portions…read morewere small, and I payed for an extra enchilada to feed my kids but it still feels small. I paid 27$ and I don't feel good about it.

Great Mexican restaurant on Maui. The ambiance is super fun, and colorful with Mexican music…read moreplaying. The service is excellent and friendly. Food was excellent! We had the chicken chimichangas, chicken sopes and the taco salad. Everything was delicious! Definitely coming back!

Amazing food and desserts and the sandwiches are so delicious and tapioca…read moreAnd the bubble drinks it really good and I also the workers very helpful I enjoy the covered seats

I've been missing that Signature broth that Ba-Le is known for since our Kihei location closed long…read moreago so I made a stop here to Wailuku location after an appointment and I was ready to eat. I only waited maybe less than 10 minutes after ordering. A lot of people take out since there's a few irritating flies and a couple small tables and chairs. The aunty that works there was so sweet and got me hoisin sauce and black pepper and told me to scoot my small table and chair to eat in the shade. I ordered a Mango Boba drink which reminded me of Guri Guri to be honest. (If you're visiting Maui and haven't had Guri Guri, go get yourself some asap!) I loved it. I usually get Honeydew but Mango was just as good! The Chicken Pho was delicious! They gave me a couple slices of jalapeños, bean sprouts, a small lemon wedge and a lot of Thai basil. I loved that yummy comforting broth with slices of white onions, green onions and shredded chicken. Perfect for Maui "winter weather" which is usually 60's-70's lol. If you're looking for a yummy Bahn Mi, I recommend the Chicken (or Tofu) Lemongrass sandwich on Crispy French bread or the Vermicelli noodles with Pork and Imperial Rolls. I've also had their Garlic Shrimp plate and BBQ chicken in times past with Salad and is also very tasty.

I was introduced to RVN as they catered a graduation party we attended…read more All of the food was pretty good, but with a twist. For instance, a dish that I thought was pork & peas, I was told could've been "igado", as it had garbanzo beans mixed in rather than green peas. I really hope I wasn't eating any organ meat... Next was pancit, but it was done chow mein-style, meaning it didn't have the traditional flavors. For dessert, the lumpia was stuffed with possibly cassava and not banana as it had a chewy/sticky texture akin to mochi. The rest of the fare was textbook, including giant shrimp tempura, a sautéed beef selection and chicken katsu. I'm not certain if they supplied the spicy ahi pokē but if they did, I loved it!

One of the best places for Filipino food in West Maui. It's quite a hidden gem. Owners are very…read morefriendly. Uncle used to cook at one of the resorts in Kaanapali. Prices are quite reasonable. The inside may not look like much, but the food tastes amazing. Pork Adobo was very soft and tender. The pork and squash surprised me the most. It was so delicious. The pancit was great too. Whenever I'm in Lahaina, I'd come here for some ono food.

5/11/26 First time coming here. On Maui with family who ate here several yrs ago & we were hungry…read morefor Filipino food. Got here around lunch time. The parking lot was almost full but we managed to find a spot by the front door. Upon entering the store, the grocery section is to the left with a good selection of Filipino food & a produce section. To the right is the take out line & a few tables if you want to dine in. The line was pretty long but it moved fast. There are several friendly ladies behind the counter that quickly served up your plate. Most of the entrees had signs on them. They have such a nice spread to choose from. Prices are reasonable & they don't skimp on the quantity. I had a 2-entree plate for $15.99. 1 entree is $10.99, 3-entree is $19.99. All plates come with rice or pancit, or you can do half & half. I got the half & half with pork adobo & teriyaki chicken. The plate was yummy The pancit had 2 different noodles, the clear & the regular pancit noodles. There was an ample amount of veggies and shiitake mushrooms. The pork adobo had good flavor & well seasoned. Not too many fatty pieces & very tender. It didn't have as much as a vinergry taste but still was good. The teriyaki chicken was well flavored with a little sweetness, not overly dry, tasty as well. There was so much food, it's definitely a shareable plate or leftovers for a couple of days. They also have several soups & the entrees can be purchased a la carte. Overall, this place is worth going to. Don't let the long line fool you. This is a place to get some delicious Filipino food at reasonable prices, plates full of food, friendly & quick service. Support local @

I wanted Filipino food so this is the reason to make a stop here and what a bonus- Paradise…read moreSupermart is huge market with tons of Filipino goods, produce, and even take out foods & desserts! Wow. My husband missed out as he waited in the car, he could have grab all his favorites Filipino goods! I looked around and browsed the grocery products before I get to the hot food/take out selection as I know I will be buying me some foods. What I like about Paradise Supermart is the items are organized, there are tons of products. What I don't like is most items has no prices or sign, even the produce. It will have to be a surprise or ask at the register. The prices are on high side but hey we need Filipino goods no matter the cost. The huge bag of wing bean caught my eyes, never seen them grown so huge before, no prices, when I ask the staff, it was $6.99! Pricey, on Oahu they cost $2-$3 per bag. The hot food selection, wow! This is my favorites! So many selections to choose from and even desserts galore! I got the 1 entree plate to try $9.99, for 2 items = $14.99, the difference in entree choices is $5. kinda steep. I wanted to try the chicken adobo and noodles. If the food is good, I would be back for my Filipino fix on Maui. Also got banana lumpia and a huge piece of the fried pork belly. We ate the food that night when we got back to Oahu and the verdict, chicken thighs were used which chicken wasn't tender, more hard to chew. I never tried adobo in thighs before & missing the adobo sauce, I like to add that to my rice. The noodles were good, I like that it comes with mix of canton and bihon noodles, just how my in-laws would make it. The fried roast pork, I loved! I will be back for more of this fried crispy goodness, I chopped the pork in to pieces and saved in freezer to use in my Sari Sari soup or add to ramen noodles. All in all, despite the chicken adobo, Paradise Supermart is a great place for all your Filipino goods, sweets, grocery stop, here on Maui!! & Oh., BTW if you wanted to enjoy the Filipino foods right away, there are few tables too .

Tasty! Loved the food truck offerings - awesome menu. Man the chickens in the eating area - they…read morewere getting aggressive! Back to the food - I really enjoyed the pulled pork, coleslaw, Mac salad and upgraded to hurricane rice. Nice!

Tried Da Nani Pirate in Kahului and ordered the garlic shrimp. The garlic sauce on both the shrimp…read moreand rice was really flavorful and definitely the highlight of the meal. Unfortunately, the sides were underwhelming, just mac and cheese and some shredded cabbage, which didn't add much to the dish. The service was... interesting. After ordering from the kiosk, I went to pick up my food and asked for a fork. The staff told me they didn't have any. That was a bit surprising....was I supposed to eat it with my hands? Overall, great flavor on the shrimp, but the sides and service could use some improvement.

Friendly and helpful workers. Lots of food to choose from at the Grill City restaurant area. You…read morecan sit down or take to go It's casual. Big market specializing in Filipino & other Asian goods, with a variety of Seafood, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables and other items. There is also a Bakery. We love the fresh Pan de Sal! My favorite drink is the Sago at Gulaman. Must stop and try out.

A Filipino grocery store was definitely a great surprise for me during my last visit to Maui. They…read morehave so many options available houseware items, fresh produce, dry goods, meat, seafood and also a bakery and ready to eat food food court options. It's right on Dairy Rd across from the Jollibee restaurant.

Easy menu! Nice owners. Heart of Wailuku…read more As a part Korean I can say this place is solid for the options offered. I have been looking for a quick kimbap place on island and this delivers. I got the bulgogi veggie kimbap and asked to make it fire spicy and the owner understood the assignment. She added her own special pepper sauce and with the veggies and daikon and meat -- chefs kiss. It was real fresh flavors. I live on the Westside but would go here just to get this regularly. Just try it! Super friendly and so deserving to go viral!!

Oh how I wanted to give this place a try but I absolutely had no stomach space... next time for…read moresure. Please come and create your own adventure.

All food tried was hot & delicious! Reasonable prices for high quality food. Great service. Will…read moredefinitely go back!

Best Mediterranean food on Maui, hands down! The shawarma and gyro platter is the way to go.read more