Grandma G's does have ono grindz! Make sure you keep your eye out for their noticeably blue colored…read moretent! They're at Mililani High School farmers market every Sundays 8am-11am. I've only been there a few times, but their food is so so good! I've had their furikake ahi plate and their breakfast belgian waffles with fried rice and lil smokies. BOTH ARE SO FREAKIN GOOD!!! For the furikake ahi, make sure you go early as they have a limited amount and usually sells out fast. I like to text my order so I know they'll keep one aside for me! This is their number for phone orders - 808-220-2175. I've never called them, always texted. They're also at other farmers markets like Kailua and KCC. Be prepared to possibly stand in a line for them... because their food is good... so it's worth it :)

Now know as Grandma G's. Seen this place around at the local Farmer's markets around downtown, KCC…read moreand Mililani over the last few years. But never stopped to try them out. They were featured in Unique Eats so I decided to give it a try. I had the Kimchi fried rice, little smokies and scrambled eggs. It smelled great while I was driving home and couldn't wait to dig into it. 10 minutes later I finally get home and dive right into the plate. The kimchi fried rice was mushy and gummy nothing like fried rice. It was barely warm so I know it was prepped far in advance and held which may have made it more mushy. It would have been better off if they just dropped everything into the rice cooker, and cooked it the night before. Then when an order comes in stir fried it then. Oh and there was no kimchi in my fried rice. They used the base to season the rice which also makes the rice mushy. On to the scrambled eggs. They were rubbery and dry. Signs that they were cooked over high heat. The little smokies... well pretty hard to screw that up. Good side they served a lot of them. Over all for $8 I don't really consider this a deal not with the issues with the food anyway. Not a fan.

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.

Now this made me miss home! Everything from the tacos to the horchata, it was amazing. They had…read moremany tacos to choose from starting from pollo ( chicken ), carne asada ( steak ), and my favorite birria ( marinated shredded beef w/ consome ). UBE HORCHATA! growing up in Las Vegas and being in a heavily Hispanic community. Trying that beverage made my taste buds dance. Highly recommend. Staff treated myself and my other half as if we were regulars and took the time to explain each entree if we had any questions! Now don't let the outside fool you, soon as you walk in and see the small decorations they have in the kitchen. It feels like home. One thing I would suggest to their menu is that their elote, I wish for it to be on the cob and have that cheesy flavor to it. It was different but delicious. My opinion probably the best yet affordable taco spot in Oahu!

I didn't try to go down and find him during business hours which he has confirmed is accurately…read morereflected on Yelp. I messaged him instead with Yelp but you also text the number in this listing. He was very fast to respond and I simply told him what I wanted and met up with him to pick up. $10 for 1 pound or $25 for 3 pounds of either regular or spicy. While I picked up both I've only tried the spicy so far. The smoked meat comes in a vacuum sealed bag so I just put the regular one in the freezer. This smoked meat is fairly lean which concerned me at first but my concerns were not warranted. The meat has a strong great flavor but the spice level is pretty low. In a way I was happy with that because I didn't want to be have the spice overpower the flavor of good smoked meat. As long as you aren't looking for burn your mouth spicy this is excellent smoked meat at a reasonable price.

This smoked meat is the best ive had here. I bought off of some other people and found it to be…read morerubbery, not too tasty, not much smoked flavor (my fav part), and once it wasnt cooked enough for my liking. Kings smoked meat was warm when we picked it up, she said they jus got done smoking it. The meat had very good flavor and a nice smokey taste (yummmm!) We jus bought a pound and thats a good amount for 2 people. We will definitely buy again and prob more next time. We gotta have my family and friends try it. #goodmeat -pic posted is what she sent, as I wanted to see what it looked like first. Lol

Mochi filled with fresh fruit in Mililani, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. My hunt for fresh peach mochi was fierce. I went twice to the Kaka'ako Farmer's Market and they had sold out early - my second attempt, they were out by 8am! I even tried the Pearlridge Farmer's Market... they only had the strawberry mochi! At least I got the Strawberry mochi from the Kaka'ako Farmer's Market on my first visit and the Fresh pineapple mochi on my second visit. Both times, the kind lady told me to go to the Sunday morning Farmer's Market at Mililani High School. So, I did! I arrived at 7:30am, but Daizu-Tei was nowhere to be found! I began to panic as I circled around and looked at each vendor again. It was a relief when I saw the lady and her daughter setting up their booth at the far endbof the parking lot. Whew! I was first in line! She set out the menus and to my delight, they had Pear mochi AND Peach mochi! Both were offered with and without sweet white beans. I ordered one of each and took them home to cut up, photograph, and enjoy! Ahhh! Delicious!!! The search is over! Now I know where to get fresh fruit mochi - it's worth the drive to Mililani! This Farmer's Market is less crowded, has lots of free parking, and all options of mochi are available! Tip: An added plus is that the weather is cooler in Mililani because it is at a higher elevation and is further from the beach!

Delicious and fresh fruit Mochi. The strawberry was so juicy and sweet and the Mochi was soft,…read moresticky and delicious. Saw them at Kakaako on Saturday but don't have cash. Was at the Mililani market on Sundays and tried it there. Highly recommend. No preservatives so she recommended eating right away.

ハレイワと違ったロケーションになります。 土日でなく平日に行けるのがいいです。…read more 空き駐車場を間借りしたような運営かと思います。 味は、本家と同じ（当然かな）でとてもおいしいです。ノース行く途中ですので、寄りやすいかと思います。

First time at this location in Wahiawa and loved the convenience of simply parking, ordering and…read moreyou are on your way with a delicious meal. Huli Huli Chicken is the star of the show, slow roasted over mesquite. The chicken is marinated in some secret blend making it juicy and flavorful. I recommend getting the sauce to kick it up a notch with its salt and sweetness to pair with the chicken. Service was quick and order was chopped up and ready to go. Ray's Kiawe is always a must on every time I am back in the islands. Highly recommended for a distinct taste and flavor.

FINALLY got to try their pork hash at the monthly "What the Truck?" Event in Waikele (parking lot…read morewith the old K Mart closer to the freeway). They sold these bad boys in a pack of 12 (no other option - not sure if it's just for the event) and it comes with dipping sauce. Not sure what's in the sauce, pretty sure it's shoyu and possibly sriracha or gochujang (chili paste) it's got a nice little kick. I don't always get to travel to the speciality places for pork hash but these are worth the price. They're meatball sized and super flavorful and delicious. I highly recommend checking them out!

They make only one thing, really great local style porkhash…read more Golf ball sized, a mix of coarse and finely ground pork simply seasoned with salt, white pepper and a touch of sugar. This is neither the consistency of flavor of what you'd find in Chinatown. Juicy with a springy texture wrapped in a thicker, chewy, skin. A local style sauce (soy, vinegar, chili pepper water) accompanies the tasty, porky balls of goodness that brings out even more porky sweetness. Sold by the dozen at What the Truck 2 (third Friday of each month in Waikele). As part of the "manapua man special" from Str'Eats of Aloha (Sand Island Access Road) or fresh, frozen or in party platters direct at a lower price (follow on IG and DM for orders). Extremely friendly service at What the Truck 2. Worth seeking out if you miss the old school, local style porkhash.

Mmmm... Delicious!!…read more The wife and I caught a quick glance of Moore's Soul Food Kitchen truck while they were parked at Geiger in Ewa Beach. It was the first time we saw this truck, so we both couldn't help but be curious about the goods.. especially my wife lol. First off, the owner was super cool! Being that my wife is from Louisiana, every time we hit up a soul food spot, she asks where they're from. Today, we learned that the Moore's family is from Florida and have been in Hawaii since the 80's. Since we already had an early lunch, we weren't tryna get too crazy on the ordering as I typically do. My wife decided to try the chicken wing plate which came with 10pc chicken wings and fries. After debating on the flavor choice, we agreed on chipotle mango. When the owner hand delivered the plate to us, she asked for our honest review... and here it is!! Haha! FIVE STARS! :) Happy to report the wings and fries were amazing!!! Loved the homemade sauce that the wings were tossed in. I was expecting a little kick after catching a scent of hot sauce, but they weren't spicy at all. I appreciate the naked wings too btw. They were so juicy and flavorful, and I love when my food is piping hot! Excited to try other offerings and even other flavors of wings. Hopefully more menu items are available the next time we stop by. Today there were a few things marked SOLD OUT. As far as hours of operation and locations, the best thing to do is follow them on instagram (which I don't have), but calling their number to check the schedule is another option. Hope you love it!!

Came here one Wednesday at the Ewa beach location and I was very disappointed. Ordered the chicken…read morewing combo with fried and a small size of mac and cheese. The wings had NO flavor!!! It's like they just deep fried it without any seasoning or flour. Then they just threw buffalo sauce for flavor. The fries were frozen fries that you could get from your local grocery store. Nothing special. Hand cut fries would have been a lot better. The mac and cheese is a big zero. No taste and it wasn't the best kind of cheese. As a "soul food" restaurant, I was very disappointed. I've been to a lot of soul food places and a lot of them stand out in a good way. They marinate there chicken, and fry it with flour, they hand cut the fries and fry it with peanut oil, and lastly they scratch make the mac n cheese. Saldy this restaurant failed to put more effort into their food. Which is why im giving them a big fat ZERO. Only put one star cuz I have to. I won't be coming back.

Listen Linda!! if you see them at a pop-up drop whatever you're doing and hop in line IMMEDIATELY!!…read moreI don't know how he comes up with some of the concoctions that he does, but don't get just one thing.. get them all! He did the partial Catering for one of our Company parties to which he prepared the ribs. It was the first thing gone. It was fall off the bone tender and had wonderful flavor. By far my favorite is the hoagie. It's jam packed with steak and cheese topped with a spicy aioli and cilantro/onions. Absolutely wonderful and highly recommend!

Stopped by Enzo night club last Saturday to check out these tacos I keep hearing about from chef…read morePeij . Omg these are the best tacos I have ever had . So delicious and filled with so much flavor ! I had the steak and chicken and no other tacos can compares to these the hype is true ! If your a taco lover you need to try Josas Tacos . And they are organic which you don't really find in street tacos out there . I definitely will stop by Enzo night club just for the tacos only again very soon. You guys definitely need to go mobile or food truck because these tacos are ridiculous one of a kind amazing made! Sooooo goood i took down 10 of them !!!!!

I have never once had a bad experience eating Curry Guru's food…read more The herbs and spices always help the food to be tasty and healthful. The ingredients and flavors are well balanced and textured. Shan, the owner, makes a personalized order of Fried Rice with whatever curry you'd like at whatever spice level you'd like!! The Naanwich... I can't say enough good things. Garlicky, warm, savory goodness! If you get to the stand early enough you can even get a breakfast style one with fresh eggs! Moderate prices. ($20ish) GREAT portions. (Shareable even) Fresh food. (Made every morning) Balanced seasonings. (Custom spice blends for each curry) Tasty flavors. (Craveable even) Great service with a smile. (Always a smile!) Wonderfully friendly people!!! (Everyone does their very best to give each customer personalized attention.) My family and I eat here 3 or 4 times a month! Good, Hearty, Savory food.

I came here for the first time after seeing their booth at a Pearl At Kalauao event in Aiea. there…read morewas a sign that said home of the original Naanwich. I tried the Chicken Marsala (which was like a yummy curry) Naanwich sandwich for $20. They had kids taking orders and collecting money with their school shirts on who did a great job! With the adults making the food. The chicken Naanwich was really good, a little messy but so flavorful. I'd recommend eating it right away since they are freshly made and the Naan will get soggy if you wait too long to eat it. I think next time i'll try a separate rice, Naan and chicken plate. The serving size was so huge, I could only eat half!

There are many take-out places that sell gyros but this is the first food truck I've seen on Oahu…read morethat sells them. There's no spit-roaster but they fry up the frozen gyro meat on their grill, fill the pita with some veggies & some sauce, place a generous portion of meat in the middle and top it with feta cheese. For $6 it was very filling and required some napkins. Will go back again when I'm in the mood for a gyro.