Filipino Restaurants near Wailuku, HI

“Hands down thee best bakery and local grinds! With only a day's notice...my niece and her classmates enjoyed onolicious cupcakes for her birthday party ?. The Burger reminded me of my childhood and the chili bowl is a winner! There are so many options to choose from I will be back most definitely !! And did I mention , the service is top tier!! Maui if you haven't tried this place yet...you are missing out!!“

“They have the best tasting authentic Filipino food!“

“Great array of Northern Philippines dishes. Think pinakbet, monggo, pinapaitan, Filipino BBQ, phenol, fried tilapia, sinigang na bangus, langka viand, and so on... One of the few places in Maui where you can have legit dinakdakan. Aside from plate lunches, there's a bakery section for care packages, and a frozen area section for your good 'ol longganisa, tocino etc. The place has great ambience, service is friendly.“

“delicious!! Will definitely enjoy this again ♡“

“Had the pork belly with tomatoes and onions, food was amazing. Literally left Fleetwood’s because their lunch menu was boring. Jayboy’s photos alone had me sold. If you’re on the island, stop by your local food truck because that’s where the flavor is.“

“I tried Da-Soriano Grindz at the Maui Sunday Market! The kalbi and garlic shrimp was delicious! After I finished my meal, I had to go back to try the halo halo dessert! It was hands down the best dessert that I had on this trip!!! I would 100% recommend this food truck!“

“I am filipino so biased but for real this is a great restaurant for those wondering what does Filipino food taste like. This restaurant offers pinacbet that I would usually warn guests it's bitter melon is bitter. No such thing here. Everything seem to be aimed down to train the none native pinoys...If you want very close to native filipino food then go to Joey's restaurant in Napili...and for dessert get the halo halo $10 u can share it is big...we love both this restaurants...Joey's staff suffered the Lahaina fires but got together and was serving first responders very soon enough working to serve them breakfast lunch and dinners then opened the doors to displaced people. We give back since they deserve to be acknowledge...we followed them on FB during the first month if the disaster.

Kid-friendliness: Welcome but need adult supervision.“

“Stopped by the Kihei Food Truck Park after seeing it driving by a couple nights ago. It turns out Vidads has the (strangely) elusive garlic noodles we’ve been searching for! And at so much better of a price than anywhere else on the island! The garlic noodles were incredible and the beef on top was mouthwatering. Afterwards, we got the taro boba and ube boba and they were unbelievably affordable and delicious. Service was quick and servers were friendly! Garlic Noodles“