Nickys Lunch Wagon
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Customers' Favorites
Boneless Kalbi and Crown Noodles
Beef Stew with Savory Gravym
Steamed Sea Bass Fillet
Side of Fried Noodles
Steamed Fish Fillet
Chicken Papaya
Shoyu Chicken
Spam Musubi
Nickys Lunch Wagon Reviews
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I work at the mililani building and always saw a line for this food truck and a co worker told me about them and that they loved this food truck. Finally tried it for myself and I LOVE this food truck! It was so good, the food was ONO. Great prices, and great person running the truck. Would recommend for anybody.
Eating their chicken adobo made me realize how awful my grandma is at making adobo.
Great food --- very big portions. Very friendly service. She had started to close down but still served me food and even helped with the menu (I had no clue what to order). There is no seating as such, but you can go to the iolani palace across the road and if you are lucky can sit on the grass and enjoy the food while a city band is performing. Above all surprisingly cheap for Hawaii.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 1PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 1PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 1PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 1PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 1PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Nickys Lunch Wagon serves amazing food that's delicious and phenomenal. This eatery is known for its generous portions at a great price, making it a must-try for anyone working downtown with limited lunch time. The service is fast, with Vicky ensuring that your food is ready in just a minute. The menu includes numerous dishes and plate lunches, like the mix plate of shoyu chicken and kalbi with fried rice and potato Mac salad. Many customers appreciate the healthier, modern take on classic meals from their childhood. It's recommended to arrive early, as the line builds up quickly. A large plate lunch costs just under $10, and the quality of the food is excellent. The noodles are spot on, and the rice and mac salad are a perfect combo. The meat is melt-in-your-mouth good. Nickys Lunch Wagon is a spot that folks want to return to, and it’s definitely worth a stop, especially at 11:00 on Mililani Street, where the fried udon is a favorite.