Eat the Street - March 2012



This Month's Theme: Japan


This is my second Eat The Street
Got to see some old friends and made
some new ones too


BTW, the food was pretty good too...



Monthly Event
in Honolulu

This month, forty food trucks and food booths set up
in a Kakaako parking lot
for some good grinds.
See What Jay Eats...



Cooking up some empanadas



Shiitake Mushroom Empanadas
from Camile's on Wheels
"Special for the Event"



Furikake Rice Crispy Treat
from the Fairy Cake Truck



Special Bento Box
Dessert Sampler
"Special for the Event"


I LOVED the Lemon Squares!



MOMO Burger Truck



MOMO-Chi Burger
"Special for this Event"

mochi frico, nametake mushrooms, negi aioli,
and heri nori.

Nice crunch with the mochi frico



It's starting to get crowded



At the Sweet Revenge Truck

Pies, Pies, Pies...



Chicken Pot Pie

Nice buttery crust and big chunks of chicken



Ume Plum Pie
"Special for the Event"



Had to checkout the line at the KOI truck


Furikake Salmon Katsu
"Special for the Event"


Kabocha Crunch
with cream cheese frosting
"Special for the Event"




Red Velvet Cheesecake Malasadas
from Local Stop



OnoPops
azuki red bean swirl with green tea and honey sorbet
"Special for the Event"



What's an event without sliders?



Even the Leonard's truck was here...

Got my malasada fix!
Life is good...



If you're in Honolulu on the
Last Friday of the month,
checkout "Eat The Street"


Read my friend Mari's article
She's a real writer, not like me...


Eat The Street!


Photos by Jay Terauchi
©Jay Terauchi
Jay Eats

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