When you see that Red & White striped food truck, you know you've found Leonard's Malasada Mobile…read morewagon. Parked in the parking lot of the Waikele shopping center. You can literally see it on either side of the H-1 freeway going West Or East. These freshly made, warm, fluffy & crisp delicious Malasadas are perfect for any time of the day. Recommended to be eaten right away for best tasting deliciousness of these Malasadas. Service: Stopped by on a Saturday morning, there was no line, just one other customer ahead of me. The ladies working were pleasant, quick and efficient with my order. I ordered 2 with sugar and 2 without sugar. Tips; - Cashless so be sure to have a debit card or credit card on hand. -When visiting Oahu definitely a must stop. Ambience: - No outdoor seating area, order & go. - Outdoor & ample parking. - Enjoy your Malasadas at your car.

It says something that the tourist will drive out to Waikele for a Malasadamobile…read more Of course malasadas from Leonard's was on our foodie list this trip. It was a Thursday afternoon, and we mingled with the intrepid tourists who drove to Central O'ahu. This malasadamobile is permanently parked in food truck row. You can see it from the freeway. You can see Laverne's, the malasasamobile, Mountain Shave Ice, Thong's Thai, Taste Tea, Dick's Lechon, and ... the blood bank mobile. The truck ladies had to be sweltering but they were still nice. And it's always a happy atmosphere when you're about to get a box full of deep-fried, sugar rolled doughnuts. I stuck with the classic sugar but we also got some cinnamon sugar and stuffed (dobash and haupia) to share.

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

I always look forward to the waikele night market located at the lower waikele outlet store parking…read morelot every other friday night just to get their Pisupo and turkey tail. Their oka is pretty good too, so I now get the "Sole" plate because it includes all 3 in one plate, but I can always switch to just the Pisupo and turkey tail only, depending on my mood. Sole plate - 5 stars - for $20, the pisupo is a mix of laulau leaves, corned beef and coconut cream. Not too strong, and a good flavorful light coconut taste. The turkey tail is my favorite. Two large meaty turkey tails that are not too salty or dry like other places with a delightful shoyu taste. The Oka is fresh raw fish in a light sauce that I cannot describe. Service - very personable, friendly and thankful for buying their food. Parking - gets crowded during the night market, and they block off several rows of parking stalls for the tents and food truck diamond head of petco, in front of starbucks and jamba juice. Parking is available in front of the row of stores, from Petco to Lowes.

On my way back home from the Ewa side this morning, I had to stop by Dick's Lechon truck to fulfill…read moremy pork craving. It was almost 11am and it looked like all the trucks were closed, but fortunately, Dick's was open. It looked like they were only one of two or three that were. I decided on the lechon with pancit plate this time, since the Fried rice I got the last time was fairly bland. It was a good choice, as the noodles were flavorful, with lots of veggies. Unfortunately, the lechon was super salty this time. It was moist and the skin was veto crispy, but I could only eat a little at a time, due to the saltiness. I'm hoping this was a "one off", and they didn't change their preparation or recipe. I'll have to make sure by stopping by again to grab another order soon.

@fortunefoodfinds: "PIG-ture perfect! Attended the Waikīkī SPAM JAM this past Saturday n' visited…read moreDick's Lechon. Ordered lechon with spam on top of fried rice, a bbq pork skewer, pork lumpia, n' turon. When you got a block party + Filipino food, it's sure to put you in a good mood!" SERVICE: fully staffed INTERIOR: n/a EXTERIOR: pop-up tent @ Waikīkī SPAM JAM 2026 WAIT TIME: 25 mins prior to placing order, 15 mins to receive food PARKING: street, nearby lots n' garages OVERALL COMMENTS: arrived at the line, which was long but surprisingly moved faster than expected. Everyone was working hard to get the food out fast. Lechon had the perfect crispy skin while the meat was tender. A good amount was given n' was nicely prepared. Ate it with the mang tomas sauce that was provided. The addition of spam pieces was to incorporate the main attraction. The fried rice unfortunately didn't have much flavor. I ended up eating it with vinegar to jazz it up. Bbq pork stick was really good on its own. The vinegar that was provided added even more flavor. It was actually my favorite out of everything; had a good char. Pork lumpia was two long pieces that was equivalent to like 6 regular size pieces. My kids enjoyed it. The turon had a good crunchy exterior, the banana seemed a bit on the dry side. Glad to see many people trying Dick's Lechon n' supporting local!

They have a tent at the Waikele Premium Outlet Farmer's Market from 11a to 4p. My husband always…read morebuy from here since last year, so they always greet us with a smile thanking us for buying their pastas. With inflation, their prices have only risen a dollar more since last year as well. Smoked Salmon pasta - 5 stars - for $16 very flavorful and creamy. It's a little salty because of the smoked salmon even when we ask to lighten the salt, but it is stil one of our favorite plates. Shrimp Pesto - 5 stars - for $16 this is another of my pasta favorite choice. The pesto is tasty with large shrimp and dried tomatoes. Always will buy this plate again and again. Service - 5 stars - very friendly and nice, but since it's made to order, it takes about 10 minutes to be ready, so we shop at other vendors and return to pick it up. Lots of Parking, but sometimes it takes awhile to find one since it gets really busy, and the stalls in the upper waikele SC are very narrow.

Filipino food here at Bebot's has so far been the best I've tasted in the island. Believe me, I…read morehave searched high and low since moving here 10 years ago. Having studied Filipino and international cooking as well as having a Kapampangan mother (Pampanga), which is the culinary capital of the Philippines, you can say that that alone makes me picky and I know what I am talking about. The place is casual, popular and very friendly. The array of Filipino offerings are varied which includes delicious snacks. Their fare changes especially on weekends. For the more discerning foodies, don't miss out on this one.

My new favorite spot for Filipino Foid here on the West Side. Bebot's is located in Waipahu next to…read moreHonolulu Kitchen and I have to say I was very impressed with the Food here at Bebot's . They have quite a variety of Menu items to choose from and I got the Two Choice Plate which comes with All Rice or All Pancit or you can get Half Rice and Half Pancit. I got the Lechon Kawali with Tomatoes and Onions and the Beef Shortrib Nilaga. The Lechon Kawali was delicious with big chunks of Lechon and there is no dipping sauce needed because they toss it and season it just right. And the Beef Nilaga is the perfect contrast to the Lechon with Big Chunks of Beef and loaded with Cabbage and other Veggies. The Broth from the Beef Nilaga is so Light and Refreshing it goes perfect on White Rice. For the $18 price tag it may sound steep but i have to say they are very generous with the portions here. It like having a bartender that pours you a drink without a snifter. The Sweet Aunty in the front loads up the plate right in front of you and that takes the sting out of the $18 price tag. I also got another scoop of White Rice on the Side for $1.25 more because I needed that Extra Rice because you can never have enough rice when eating Filipino Food...LOL So happy they have a Brick and Mortar once again. Their Menu Selection changes daily here at Bebot's so you might want to follow them on Instagram to see what they have for the day. This is my new go to spot for Filipino Food and they don't disappoint. I've been here twice in a week already.

What a smashing…read more.. Finding them at Kalaeloa Night Market was refreshing though as the night cools it was still quite humid and apparently many thought so too as I browsed around and decided to wait that was the wrong decision as they were out of some items unfortunately. What's fun is that you're able to create your lemonade to start with your "ade" which was lemonade for me the to add your base of (water, coconut or sparkling +$1) but unfortunately they were out of coconut and sparkling which she never mentioned so I guess it was water then my flavor was one of their limited item of "Yuzu Pineapple" and it was $10 for a giant bucket which is a great deal though difficult to hold which is why I waited but was very refreshing and hit the spot as the vibe of this market was so nice with lots of seating options love this treat that literally kept me cool. Thank you!

We came across a lemonade stand at a festival on a really hot day and grabbed a refreshing drink. I…read moreordered the lilikoi lemonade, which came in a big cup and had a great balance of sweet and tangy flavors. The only downside was the lemon seeds -- I kept catching them in every sip, which was a bit distracting. Otherwise, a tasty and refreshing treat for a warm day.

Usually I cook pinapaitan myself but wanted to try how theirs tasted and it did not disappoint…read more Tasted authentic. It's a good size bowl and 1 scoop rice. I honestly think it should come with more rice because I barely even ate the pinapaitan before I finished the rice. The service there... did not seem to much customer service oriented, it's pretty much you ordering take out with chairs on the side. Workers were quick to bring out our food. It's strange there... it's located inside of festival marketplace. If you've never been to festival market... it's a market with different stands selling fish, meats, produce and other things meanwhile the restaurant has a spot in the middle of it all. I've been to festival market many times but haven't really had a restaurant before pampanga went in. Strange location is all I could say but it works. Lots of parking there, I always get parking right away. Overall I would come back. I usually go to festival for produce and sometimes meat or fish so it's nice to be able to stop and eat before I head back home.

The food is great! I wanted the KAREKARE! It has the…read moreingredients that I always look forward to eating which is the TRIPE. My husband likes the DINAKDAKAN! The service was fine, the cashier was nice. As for entering the restaurant, it seems like they just moved in the area, I'm not sure. But I always look for something interesting in the interior design in restaurants and it was my 1st time there.