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Aloha! We are a mobile kitchen in the minnehaha neighborhood that specializes in Hawaiian food but not just your average bbq! We try to pull from our native Hawaiian roots and incorporate classic french technique so our food is never sitting in warmers like at most food trucks and never the exact same thing you see at other Hawaiian restaurants. We strive for fast, fresh, and well executed dishes to leave your taste buds extremely satisfied. mahalo for taking the time to look us up. Always remember to nourish your body but feed your soul!
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Address: 3303 NE Minnehaha St, Vancouver, WA 98663
Phone: (360) 609-1231
Website: http://facebook.com/hawaiiansoul360/
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Reviews
Djeverything17 17
THIS IS A CASH ONLY BUISNESS!!
This is a truly AUTHENTIC Hawaiian food kart. It’s not Americanized, it’s not changed to be better for everyone, it’s truly authentic. And I love it! I will absolutely be back, with cash!
I had the loco moco, and Mac salad. Both were absolutely amazing! Super friendly staff, that are happy to be there, and happy to be cooking. I now love this place more than any other Hawaiian in the area!
PS. No the food is not very picturesque, it’s gravy in a beef patty with rice. It tastes great though!
… moreThis is a truly AUTHENTIC Hawaiian food kart. It’s not Americanized, it’s not changed to be better for everyone, it’s truly authentic. And I love it! I will absolutely be back, with cash!
I had the loco moco, and Mac salad. Both were absolutely amazing! Super friendly staff, that are happy to be there, and happy to be cooking. I now love this place more than any other Hawaiian in the area!
PS. No the food is not very picturesque, it’s gravy in a beef patty with rice. It tastes great though!
Michelle Stagl
Food is authentic and delicious! Chicken was cooked to perfection, mac salad was the bomb, and the lilikoi cheesecake was divine! Definitely one of the best Hawaiian meals we’ve ever had – and we’ve been to Hawaii multiple times – so that’s really saying something! The Owner/operator and his team are super friendly and engaging and made recommendations on menu options as we were trying to decide what to order. Highly recommend this food cart! We live an hour away and it was totally worth the drive!! If I could give a 10-star review I would!
… moreChris Kohler
This food truck has been part of my regular takeout rotation ever since I tried them out a couple summers ago. Super friendly folks, great food at a reasonable price. I’ve tried just about every plate they have and they’re all good, but my go-to is the Chicken Katsu, and I’ll usually pick up one or two Spam musubis. Love the mac salad – I hadn’t had it with chopped green onions before but now I really like it that way, especially with some teri sauce drizzled on it.
The lunch plates are generous, and I’ll admit I don’t need a lot to fill up for lunch, but one order will last me three days!
Super nice couple runs the truck, if you show up regularly enough they will greet and treat you like an old friend.
… moreThe lunch plates are generous, and I’ll admit I don’t need a lot to fill up for lunch, but one order will last me three days!
Super nice couple runs the truck, if you show up regularly enough they will greet and treat you like an old friend.
Aydrian
Best Hawaiian food truck in the area. The fried chicken was perfectly crisp on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. Can’t wait to try more of what they have to offer. It is a cash only spot!
… moreSita Om
*cash only* atm in the store next to the food truck.
One picnic table available under a pop up tent to eat there with your friends and loved ones.
Absolute treasure. The chef is from Kauai and knows what he is doing! Terrific service from him and his wife (?)
The truffle French fries were amazing. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. The bread for the veggie Patty was soft, the sauce was delicious and fresh lettuce and tomato inside. The veggie Patty was a bit crispy. I’d recommend adding a bit of moisture to the recipe. I love that there is a vegetarian option. Growing up in Hawai’i I would usually just order rice and Mac salad when I went to plate lunch places.
My friends ordered chicken katsu, spam musubi, and poke. They both are from Big Island and gave their approval.
The desert looks small for $5 but oh my goodness, the buggahz is WORTH it!!! So much flavor and texture. Unlike anything I’ve had before. So creamy, yet the kulolo texture was still there.
Definitely coming back!
… moreOne picnic table available under a pop up tent to eat there with your friends and loved ones.
Absolute treasure. The chef is from Kauai and knows what he is doing! Terrific service from him and his wife (?)
The truffle French fries were amazing. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. The bread for the veggie Patty was soft, the sauce was delicious and fresh lettuce and tomato inside. The veggie Patty was a bit crispy. I’d recommend adding a bit of moisture to the recipe. I love that there is a vegetarian option. Growing up in Hawai’i I would usually just order rice and Mac salad when I went to plate lunch places.
My friends ordered chicken katsu, spam musubi, and poke. They both are from Big Island and gave their approval.
The desert looks small for $5 but oh my goodness, the buggahz is WORTH it!!! So much flavor and texture. Unlike anything I’ve had before. So creamy, yet the kulolo texture was still there.
Definitely coming back!
Ivan Schmidt
I love Hawaiian food and this truck does it right! The Huli Huli Chicken and Kalua Pork are both incredible. Can’t wait to try their other offerings. The mac salad is also great. Everything is fresh and well prepared. Glad to have this place around the corner from my office!
… moreAmy Alexander
My dad and I really enjoyed the food, the incredibly friendly staff and the music. I appreciated that there was a covered spot to sit outside too. Pop lived the roasted pork and I had the delicious chicken katsu. They both came with 2 scoops of white rice and a scoop of macaroni salad (unlike any I’ve ever had, just as delicious as everything else too) and sauce. The fried taro mochi with the strawberry guava sauce was delightful, truly something special.
… moreElija Bandersnatch
I was impressed by the quality of the food, and by the friendliness and dedication of the owners! Great people and a great place to stop for lunch and a visit.
If we’re going to talk about Hawaiian Soul, then we also have to talk about Community Soul… and dreams and working hard for those dreams and supporting your neighbors and all the magic that entails. The Saint Johns/Saint James corridor is a constant flow of potential, flowing north and south, dividing the city and the county. And then of course you have Minnehaha running from East to West with Hawaiian Soul nestled right there at the crux. Every time I think of the Minnehaha,, I think of Longfellow and the words,“Hear a roaring and a rushing, Hear the Falls of Minnehaha.” And I think of the poor Native American woman of that name.
I would like to see more food trucks like Hawaiian Soul pop up along that corridor like mushrooms, there is a constant flow of traffic, plenty of potential business coming to, and fro always going somewhere. Plenty of customers, plenty of hungry people. As they, the rising river raises all boats. I think the more that corridor has to offer, the more business would come.
But anyway, back to community and food trucks and dreams. Food trucks in general and Hawaiian Soul included are one of the prime examples of the American dream. Without the huge investments or corporate servitude they exemplify normal people actually having dreams and getting down in the weeds and making them work. And I mean right down in the knuckle busting, long nights, creative thinking, community creating, kind of work that is what the magic of dreams is about.
It’s one of the reasons when you walk up to Hawaiian Soul, you recognize those folks, it’s because they are your neighbors and they are glad to see you and they are grateful to be there and you feel welcome. People don’t just wake up and decide to start slinging hash in good cart, they have to start with a kernel of a dream. They have to have a passion. I would be willing to bet that if you compared nationally reviews of restaurants to food carts you would find that food carts get substantially better reviews and there is a reason for that. And that is dreams.
Look, get the Spam Musubi! It is the absolute bomb! I know it sounds a little strange, but once you’ve had it you’re hooked for life. I had the Garlic Chicken which was great, but I’m having the ribs next time, they looked to die for. I got to sit and visit with family for a little while and they were the best! I could have stayed all day!
… moreIf we’re going to talk about Hawaiian Soul, then we also have to talk about Community Soul… and dreams and working hard for those dreams and supporting your neighbors and all the magic that entails. The Saint Johns/Saint James corridor is a constant flow of potential, flowing north and south, dividing the city and the county. And then of course you have Minnehaha running from East to West with Hawaiian Soul nestled right there at the crux. Every time I think of the Minnehaha,, I think of Longfellow and the words,“Hear a roaring and a rushing, Hear the Falls of Minnehaha.” And I think of the poor Native American woman of that name.
I would like to see more food trucks like Hawaiian Soul pop up along that corridor like mushrooms, there is a constant flow of traffic, plenty of potential business coming to, and fro always going somewhere. Plenty of customers, plenty of hungry people. As they, the rising river raises all boats. I think the more that corridor has to offer, the more business would come.
But anyway, back to community and food trucks and dreams. Food trucks in general and Hawaiian Soul included are one of the prime examples of the American dream. Without the huge investments or corporate servitude they exemplify normal people actually having dreams and getting down in the weeds and making them work. And I mean right down in the knuckle busting, long nights, creative thinking, community creating, kind of work that is what the magic of dreams is about.
It’s one of the reasons when you walk up to Hawaiian Soul, you recognize those folks, it’s because they are your neighbors and they are glad to see you and they are grateful to be there and you feel welcome. People don’t just wake up and decide to start slinging hash in good cart, they have to start with a kernel of a dream. They have to have a passion. I would be willing to bet that if you compared nationally reviews of restaurants to food carts you would find that food carts get substantially better reviews and there is a reason for that. And that is dreams.
Look, get the Spam Musubi! It is the absolute bomb! I know it sounds a little strange, but once you’ve had it you’re hooked for life. I had the Garlic Chicken which was great, but I’m having the ribs next time, they looked to die for. I got to sit and visit with family for a little while and they were the best! I could have stayed all day!
Emily Bo
The workers are super nice, hefty amount of food, each was around $13~ for us, the only thing we found off was the green onions in the mac but other than that great food! Super crispy chicken
… moreCrystal Atkinson (Crystal in the Couve)
Thankfully I had just enough cash to try a spam musubi and side of mac salad when in the area! Definitely need to come back when I have a bigger appetite, but it was so nice to get a quick bite that hit the spot!
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