Food Courts near Wailuku, HI

“All right, the fact that you have no fewer than THREE spectacular food places under one roof means the Promenade has officially earned five stars, at least in my book... Between Giannotto's, Shikeda, and Esters, you will not be lacking for great food and drink choices! Seems like the building finally got its longed-for remodel as well? (Looks like additional parking is on the way, to boot.) ????????“

“Great loaded cheese curds. The smoked pork was delicious“

“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.“

“Fabulous lunch - we go every year and this year's theme was Asian. All courses were creative and delicious. Loved the Kona Kanpachi and sauce as well as the Galbi Jjim. Wonderful dessert and staff of students were knowledgeable and friendly. Our server Emma was nice and Peyton gave us so much information on the dishes - and had a great smile! Great to catch up with Mark again too and Head Chef Peter Pak came by to be sure all was o.k. for us - how could it not be??!! Wish we could be there next week for the Italian theme but we'll be back next year. Sorry entree photos I took wouldn't upload to Open Table.“

“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“

“This Costco food court does require a review. It was an unique seating experience. The food court is out of the Costco club. There are some hens and chicken roaming free. You do need the membership ship card while you order on the counter.

Vegetarian options: Just a cheese pizza“

“Awesome set up and great variety of food. This is a very well organized food truck court near the airport with lots of covered tables and several food trucks to choose from. We went on a Thursday night when they have live music (Three to Five - great local band!) and enjoyed a few different dishes from Thai Mee Up and Havens. All was delicious, fairly priced and ready in a reasonable time. We thoroughly enjoyed it and will be back for sure - lots more to try!“