I was in Hawaii to present at a conference so I had travelled there by myself. My usual travel companion, my husband Darren, stayed home to look after our fur children! So I explored Waikiki by myself.
I found the Pau Hana Market by accident as I went for a walk looking for somewhere to eat out in Waikiki. Pau Hana Market is a permanent set up with up to seven food trucks. There were seven trucks on the night I ate there and five when I returned two days later for lunch.
The market opens at 11am each day and closes at 10pm. It is open seven days a week.
There are a number of wooden tables and chairs so you can sit down at the market to eat your meal. On the night I was there all of the tables had people sitting at them, but I sat at the end of one table as the group already sitting there weren’t using the whole table.
Meals cost around the $8 to $15 and the meals I had tasted great. It’s a cheap way to grab a tasty meal.
Samurai Grill food was great. For the price of the meal, the size was huge. I didn’t get through it.
Recommendation
If you are looking for somewhere that isn’t too expensive to eat in Honolulu try out the Pau Hana Market. Good food and reasonably priced.
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What a great find! The Pau Hana Market truly captures the vibrant and diverse food culture of Waikiki, offering a perfect spot for solo travelers and locals alike to enjoy a relaxed dining experience. Each visit can feel a little different with the rotating food truck lineup, making it a place worth returning to
What a wonderful discovery! Pau Hana Market truly reflects Waikiki’s lively and diverse food scene, offering a relaxed spot for both solo travelers and locals.
What an amazing discovery! The Pau Hana Market perfectly reflects Waikiki’s lively and diverse food scene, creating an ideal hangout for both solo travelers and locals seeking a laid-back meal. With its ever-changing lineup of food trucks, every visit feels unique—making it a spot you’ll want to come back to again and again.
What a great find! Pau Hana Market truly shows the lively and diverse food scene in Waikiki. It’s a perfect place for both solo travelers and locals who want a relaxed meal. With different food trucks rotating in, each visit feels new and exciting—making it a place you’ll want to visit again.
What a wonderful discovery! Pau Hana Market truly reflects Waikiki’s lively and diverse food scene, offering a relaxed spot for both solo travelers and locals.
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