Hawaiian Restaurants in Kahului, HI

“TinRoof in Maui is a fantastic spot for flavorful, hearty meals. We had the chicken over spicy noodles and the chicken over rice – both dishes were packed with flavor. The noodles were extremely good, and the chicken was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Portions are large, so you get a lot of great food! The only downside is the limited seating; there’s no indoor option, so you either eat in the parking lot or take it back to your resort. Despite that, the food quality makes it well worth a visit!

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“Great food, great worship music playing and customer service.“

“Four stars based on one dish called chicken hekka and the service. Number one, she offered free sample, unsolicitedly. This got me to try it and it was yum! The dish had a sweetness to it, sort of like teriyaki but not teriyaki, glass noodles, rice, and veggies. Very good overall.“

“The food park has many food trucks and easy to find all kinds of food near airport. This is next to costco and airport which is a great deal.

Vegetarian options: Pasta , tacos , sushi etc.

Parking: Park in costco if parking is full.“

“These are good people!!!! We were traveling through and our water bottles were empty ... there were no public water dispensers and a nice employee from here offered to fill our bottles for us ? what a sweet generous and kind employees you have! Thank you!!!“

“This place is soooo good! We got the smoked meat bao sliders and the sweet and spicy pineapple crispy chicken and both were sooo good. This was our last stop on vacation before heading to the airport and I’m sad I can’t have more of it.“

“This L&L location also has Chinese food. If you order the Chinese, you receive your food immediately. I ordered a combo plate (Hawaiian) with fried fish, fried shrimp, and BBQ chicken. The service was extremely slow. The food was OK, although the shrimp was overdone. The mac salad was very good. It was in a "food court," which was below average.“

“Very nice staff. Got in just after breakfast ended and a couple of our party wanted macadamia nut pancakes. The kitchen was gracious enough to grant their request. I ordered Loco Moco which was very tasty, however, my medium burger was WELL done.“

“My wife and I were walking to Cupies to try their food for the first time. We saw some food trucks near by and thought we would take a look see. We decided to try Da-Soriano Grindz instead of Cupies. I built my own grinds plate(hope I used the proper grammatical structure?). I chose the Chinese marinated pork belly and shrimp with salad and noodles. THE BOMB YO! BROK DA MOUT! My wife and I shared it and we were both stuffed. The location is quiet, super clean, lots of shady benches(not shady as in Slim Shady-LOL) and the small customer-only restroom was spotless. There are not many food trucks here and we did not try the others, so I cannot help you there. Kudos though to all the truck owners(they refer to themselves as “tenants”) for they all pitch in to keep this space invitingly attractive.“

“This is a food truck that is located on the Target side of the Lowe's parking lot.
Aunty at the window was pleasant and friendly, food was ready quicker than expected. Truck plays Hawaiian reggae music. You're given a ticket with your order number on it and it is announced by Aunty when you're a food is ready.
Had the ribeye and garlic ahi katsu combo plate, $21. The ahi katsu is not a traditional katsu with panko breading. It's a bit hard fried crust and fish is fully cooked with a garlic mayo and a garlic reduction poured over it. I prefer the seared foodiecocket ahikatsu I've had elsewhere. No seasoning on the actual fish or in the coating, only in the sauce and the garlic reduction. The ribeye is chopped up into small pieces with I would say a good amount of fat left on that keeps the rest of the cut flavorful. Nice amount of seasoning that could have been better dispersed but that's just personal preference. The layer of rice under the ahi and the ribeye is there just to catch the juices so it doesn't all soak through the recyclable plate but still very good and yummy. Salad is just young greens mix with dressing and a scoop of rice.

Parking: Located in the large Lowe's parking lot on the Target side“

“Great food amazing service“

“Friendly local business with super ono treats! Go grab some manapua, pork hash or the brownies.“

“Austina's has been our go-to place to eat at the Maui Swap Meet. Garlic fried rice and eggplant omelet are so good with a cup of fresh coffee. Lumpia is very good as well. They serve different kakanin (Filipino snacks) also. I don't know if they still served the famous Maui Swap Meet garlic noodles, that's also a must try.“

“We’re so glad to see Cupies made it through the covid times. Great food, variety of prices. Good service. One of our favorite places on Maui.“