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Keep on Truckin’

 

Slice of life

Back in the day, people may have listened for that nostalgic tune that announced the neighborhood ice cream truck was near — but now they keep their eyes peeled for Slice Cream Truck. Read more

Late-night comfort food

If it’s after 9 p.m. and you’ve got the late-night munchies, not to worry — MOPS Central has you covered. The biz, which originated in 2020, has always been an evening food truck, according to owner Roger Bacla-an. Read more

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Peruvian fusion

Serving authentic Peruvian cuisine with a touch of island flavor, El Gallo Food Truck has a notable logo of a rooster standing atop a mountain surrounded by blue waves. Read more

Ice, ice baby

If you’re craving shave ice on Kauai’s north shore, look no further than Wishing Well Shave Ice. The biz was originally founded in 1983, according to owner Aamion Goodwin. Read more

Filipino food with a twist

If you’ve spent time in Lahaina, Merienda Maui might look familiar. The food truck started there, but relocated to Oahu after the Maui fires. The biz is known for its contemporary twist on traditional Filipino food. Read more

East Coast-style eats

“It’s all in the gravy.” “Don’t get lost in the sauce.” These are some of the slogans you’ll find at Frank’s Franks Brooklyn Italian Food, located at Bellows Field Beach Park from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Read more

A taste of aloha

Since first opening eight years ago, not much has changed about Shaka Bowls Hawaii. Read more

A tantalizing taste

When brainstorming what to name their business, Gedeon Germeille (also known as Chef Q) and his wife, Fabiola, decided on two words: Tasty Kreyol. Read more

New late-night taco spot

If you’re craving Los Angeles-style street tacos, check out Chicano Street Tacos. The trailer is open from noon to 3 a.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays (closed Sundays and Mondays), according to business owner Smokey Rodriguez. Read more

Shrimp-ly the best

To satisfy cravings for the iconic Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck, foodies could take a fun summer drive to Kahuku or Haleiwa, or make a quick stop at its Kakaako location. Either way, the journey ends at a delicious destination. Read more

Long time no ‘tea’

Sama Sama, which means togetherness in Tagalog, is staying true to its name as it unites people one boba drink at a time. Read more

Fusion flavor explosion

During his childhood, owner Jeremy Quenga remembers his grandparents always having him in the kitchen. Through family gatherings, good memories and lessons learned, it was always food that brought his family together. Read more

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