Food Stands near Waipahu, HI

“For breakfast, a bowl of Pampanga Kitchen's Arroz Caldo (rice soup) is a great way to start the day. It's full of flavor, with generous amounts of chicken and an egg. Also included: two calamansi to jazz it up even more.

Order and pay at the register first. Counter seating.

Parking: parking may get tight later in the day

Wheelchair accessibility: good accessibility“

“We were instantly greeted with Aloha! After tasty samples of a few types of breads (all delicious), and good conversation, we chose coconut since I haven't had this type of banana bread before. The bread is nice and moist with delicious flavor and just the right amount of sweetness. We'll be back for more!!“

“This is my go-to spot after I get my hair cut at nearby Major League barber shop. The food, service, and atmosphere are all top-notch. I've had the pollo asada and the chorizo & egg tacos, both with rice and beans. 🤤 This is a Veteran/family owned business that takes their food creations and customer relations seriously. It is also SoCal Mex based flavor-wise and takes me back to the neighborhood taco shops in L.A. and San Diego. I look forward to eventually trying everything on the menu.“

“I was staying at Residence Inn for 2 months. Met theses dude and tried the truck. Absolutely the best pizza I’ve had. Even compared to pizza I’ve ate in Italy. I would highly highly recommend giving them a go. You won’t be sorry! The BSP pizza is absolutely amazing. Spicy and sweet. 5 stars across the board. Great dudes and great pizza.“

“Stumbled on this place right off base around lunch time. This “shack” is no fast food joint. Everything is made to order, so it takes about 10 mins to get your food after ordering. But the wait is well worth it!

We ordered the pangang curry and Thai boat noodles. Both were flavorful and fresh! For $12-$13 per meal, this was a large helping. I will say, the Thai boat noodles did have some chunks of lemongrass, cloves, and other sneaky flavor bombs that can get intense if you aren’t careful to pick them out.

I will come back again for sure!“

“These are delicious! I can't wait to get more again sometime, since I had to share these with my family.“

“I wonder why they serve human food but have the name “fish food”? hm, the world may never know. anywho, i had the spicy ahi bowl (?) that came with rice, some fish, and 2 pieces of gyoza with sauce. the fish was good and had the spiciness of a 3.5 on the caucasian scale of spicy; has a little kick but won’t make you cry out for jésus or anything. the convenience of having poke on base was amazing but the portion size was not! $15 or so for a small bento sized meal is a little pricey as poke bowls at foodland are about $5 cheaper and they give you more fish and rice as well.For the size of fish food hawaiis spicy ahi, i have attached a pic to show the size with an ice breakers ice cube gum for a scale (didn’t have banana for scale)“

“I ordered thanksgiving dinner from Moores and hadn’t tried their food before doing so. I was thrilled they were a soul food restaurant and having chitlins on their menu made me confident they were the real deal:).Long story short my family from the mainland raved about the food and said it was the best they have tasted. I have lived in NYC/Atlanta GA and been to famous soul food places in those respective cities and Moore’s blew the roof off of them.I highly recommend Moore’s.“

“Absolutely Delicious and authentic. They grill the meat in front of you. Fast, good price and delicious!“