Great service! Owner is always friendly! Ordered the M&L special and that hit the spot, plus had…read moreplenty leftovers for later! As of June 2026, he's at the same corner on Komohana.

M&L Wagon located in the Campbell Industrial Park on Kalaeloa Blvd. Delicious local style comfort…read morefood. We tried the Fried Chicken with Gravy, Shoyu Chicken, Hamburger Steak, and Spam Musubi's. The gravy they've created is wonderful and totally cravable. Locally owned and operated. Service is great! Fast and friendly and very efficient. Highly recommended

This "manapua van" known as the Snack Tank is parked on the street along the curb on Kamaaha Loop…read morefronting Kapolei Community Park. The Snack Tank is there on Wednesdays and Fridays usually from 1pm-5pm or until she sells out. Days and times can vary depending on the weather and day. So be sure to check her out on her IG page @snack_tank_hawaii where she posts her menu each day. She had a good size menu but if you go late, she may be limited so try to get there as soon as you can. Today we got there at about 4pm and was lucky that she still had fried noodles and pork had left. My niece loved the fllavor of both the noodles and the pork hash and said she would definitely order them again. The noodles has some flavor and was topped with cubed spam and minced fish cake. You can also add green onions if you want. The fried noodles are simple but has a good flavor. If you want more, she also has shoyu and sriracha on her counter which you can add on. The Pork hash had a really good flavor as well. We also ordered the ice cake that had three flavors combined (cotton candy, strawberry, and li hing mui). That was yummy too. She has almost the same things like spam musubis, different flavor manapuas, banana bread, banana lumpia, ice, cake, drinks, snacks, noodles and pork hash but will have special items each day. Today she had garlic shrimp. Some days she will have pastele stew, oxtailess soup, beef stew, and chili to name a few. The lady who runs the Snack Tank is a very sweet and friendly and has great customer service. Remember to get there early if you want something she is serving that day because she does run out quickly. Definitely recommend this manapua van/food truck(van). We hope to be able to try more items as well. The food is good and the prices are reasonable.

I must say, I was a little weary on a food truck, but after trying Kristen's Lunch Wagon, I am a…read morerepeat customer! Kristen and her help are so sweet and down to earth. They cater to the needs and wants of the customer. They have daily lunch specials that are sure to please any ones appetite. The selections are great too. One of our favorite is Thursday's enchiladas. The portion is HUGE and it is ONLY $7.50. The mac salad is wonderful too, which is an item I am picky about anywhere I go. All her dishes I have tried are really good, CHEAP prices, and LARGE portions! A little note, she has a restaurant in Waipahu that we frequent too!

This Plate lunch wagon is located outside the animal quarentine station on Halawa Valley Road…read more They arrive at 11:00 am and park on the mountain side of the entrance. Each day they have a variety of selections but their staples are: Roast Pork ($6.50), Beef Stew ($6.50) shoyu chicken ($6.50). Specails on Thursday usually are: Chicken Enchilada ($7.00), fish of the day ($7.00) today was sauteed ono, withmushroom tomato & basil sauce last week was mahi), meat of the day ($7.00)(today was corn beef n cabbage, last week was prime rib)., buffalo chicken ($6.50). You gotta get there early cause most of the plates run out by noon. The flavoring is excellent!! they give plenty food the chicken enchiladas are to die for...... If you want a mixed plate gotta add-on $1.00 and a mini plate you can subtract a $1.00. Probably the best plate lunch wagon in Halawa valley!!

This is a little gem! I found this place while heading to work super early in the morning. I saw…read morethis little wagon on the side of the road and decided to check it out. So glad I did! You can't go wrong with a $6 breakfast from here! They accept cash and cards which is a big plus! I've only had their portuguese sausage and bacon, but it sure was good! They give you 2 strips of bacon per order and 7 pieces of sausage. 2 scoops rice, 2 eggs however you want it cooked, and 2 orders of meat. Definitely would eat here again! It's really easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. Since I went super early (5am) there wasn't any lighting except for what's coming out of the wagon. If you're ever in Campbell industrial and want some breakfast, be sure to stop by! You won't regret it.

1st & last time buying from here, it's not worth it! $7 for 2 choice meat, WHO CUTS LIL SMOKIE IN…read moreHALF?! Rather spend money at Lees they give way more for the same price!

Sonada's Bikini & Snow is a "food truck" located directly across of the beautiful Makaha Beach on…read morethe West side of Oahu. "Maia" is the owner and she's an awesome cook! Bikini & Snow offers a variety of food including burgers, wraps, & daily specials. The "Kim Chee Burger" was my choice and it was delicious! Generous sized, juicy homemade burger with the perfect amount of Kim Chee - so delicious! My friends got the "Makaha Melt" & "Kalua Quesedilla", they absolutely loved their selection! We all shared a "Deep Fried Oreo Sunday" to top off our tummies, sundaes are also generous portions & we all had enough to satisfy. Everything is homemade & made to order - they also offer several specials daily. Fresh drinks & food that's perfect for the beach & located right across the street so no need to lug those heavy coolers - just go to Bikini's & Snow!!!

Best food truck you can find on the West side beaches! Her burgers are amazing and her beer…read morebattered fish is to die for! Maia (owner/cook) is very personable and friendly. Definitely a must try if you spot her truck on the road. She's also know for her yummy desserts (fried oreo sundaes) and shave ice to cool off on these hot summer days!

the food is fantastic, the service is normal, watch the parking gets pupule, big trucks passing by…read moreand stopping to get sumting for the ride... we really like the butter rolls but they change and unless you got it you not going get it...yes I recommend you eat the street

I haven't been to my former stomping grounds in years so when I saw the sign for Eat The Street…read morePearl City High School (pchs), I knew I had to check it out. Parking is $3 which is donated to the school, but you can also park in Momilani neighborhood and along Momiland Elementary school for free. The Eat The Street food trucks are in the football practice field. It had just rained and the field was extremely muddy - hence graduation is NEVER on the high school grounds. (pchs is painted brown and red due to the unavoidable red dirty, be aware and don't swear your white kicks!) We made our rounds in search for dessert but surprisingly only found a pop pop donut truck and Aloha Pops. We ordered the "pop pop sundae" for $8 which came with 10 mini donuts, 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream topped with whipped cream, syrup of your choice (I got chocolate) and peanuts. The portion was generous and way too much for one person alone, but be sure to eat quickly as the donuts get soggy fast as the ice cream melts. Next we ordered "3 little pigs" ($12) from Mega Load Burgers. I didn't care for the burgers but the fries were delicious! I ate half while at the event and took the other half to my parents house, only a few blocks away, and to my dismay they were already soggy! :( so eat them fresh. Surprisingly many vendors accepted credit card. There were many games for kids and an unshaded eating area with several picnic tables. I also saw banners to sign your name if pchs is your alma mater! Definitely check out the Eat The Street at pchs...hopefully on a sunny, dry day so you don't ruin your car carpet with red dirty mud!

Best cheap plate lunch. You got roast pork, shoyu chicken, hamburger steak, chow fun, fried…read morechicken, sweet sour ribs, sandwiches, meat loaf, drinks, chips, cookies. Monday-Friday 9:30ish to 1 pm or when food gone. Go check out Sandy's lunch Wagon. Menu changes each day. Go check em go check em go... Will.I.Am.

2nd attempt at reviewing this place. Today luncheon meat…read moreseems like the hot lunch believe it or not, both the guy I front of me and the regular behind me ordered it Delicious shoyu chicken, ok pork tofu, back when I can, SP Lunch Wagon is the name of this place. Yelp edited my entry. Matson will sue. Wtf, no wonder YELP common is so heavily shorted. idtents. Taste Good. Weds, da chow fun and fried chicken were both sold out when I got there. Fri get Hawaiian Food, hidden spot, Matson guys secret, Got sandwiches too, meatloaf, roast pork, Hot peppers in a bottle if you like.

I came across this even on Facebook and Yelp. The list of local vendos piqued interest as I thought…read moreit was a perfect event to get my feet wet with local foods (I moved here 2 weeks ago). It was also conveniently located within 2 miles of the hotel I was staying at. The vendors were arranged in a circular formation with an open field in the middle. This made it easy to move from one vendor to another. The event was reminiscent of a "food fair" held annually in the Caribbean in which local vendors sell locally made foods and handmade products. There was good music, ample parking, a variety of food/drinks/dessert vendors to choose from, and inflatable bumper balls (I think this wasn't an ideal event for these balls because unless you went with a group of people, it would be awkward bouncing strangers). The timeframe for the event was perfect. The sun was setting so it was not unbearably hot. There were benches for if you wanted to sit and eat or plenty of open space in the middle of the vendors for those who brought blankets and lawn chairs. The police had a small presence at the event, which provided a sense of security and they blocked off some roads leading directly to the event, which made it safe to walk about.

The Eat The Street event occupied the entire football field so space was no problem. I've been out…read moreof school for more than a couple of decades now so I've forgotten what it was like walking across a football field. All the huge spotlights cast multiple shadows from you so at one point, I was walking with a freshly bought pot pie from Sweet Revenge and I actually thought someone was following me. I quickly turned guarding my pot pie to only realize it was my own shadow...sigh, I'm such an idiot sometimes. Anyway, this was my first ETS event so was very eager to see all the different foods to try. The line of trucks, with their generators rumbling and owners/workers calling you over to try samples seemed endless. It was actually a bit overwhelming. The 3 of us walked around the entire field 3 times before we each finally decided what we were going to eat. I got a Smoked rib plate from Tin Hut BBQ ($12.00.) The plate comes with 2 sides (I got a double helping of green salad.) The ribs were fall of the bone tender and had a nice grilled flavor, although I didn't get a strong smoky taste. The salad was fairly plain; it was like the type you'd get in a large bag of tossed greens at Costco. The greens were fresh though and they offered 3 different dressings that you served yourself. The favorite thing about Tin Hut is that they have squeeze bottles of BBQ sauce out for customers to use. They had 2 different sauces: one was an apple/chipotle and the other was unmarked. Both were delicious. I'm a saucy kinda guy so I thought that was pure awesomeness. Sorry, I don't remember the names of the trucks that my other two friends visited One of them got a deep fried, shrimp stuffed avocado and a mixed plate of ribs and shrimp. It looked really good and she confirmed that it was "Da Bomb". My other friend went to a thai food truck and had stuffed chicken wings and satay chicken sticks. He said the wings were really good but the chicken sticks were horribly dry. We were all still a bit hungry so decided to split a pot pie from Sweet Revenge. We got the pork guisantes pie and it was fantastic. The top crust was just so buttery and flaky. My only gripe is it's pricey for its size ($7.00). I really wanted to try out more trucks but was pretty stuffed by then. If you come to an Eat The Street event in the future, I'd recommend coming really hungry. ***Oh...and a little side bonus was that I got to meet Yelp! Elite Pualani P and future Elite Darren S. They were manning the Yelp! tent and were both really cool.