
Always aloha! Authentic Hawaiian style and Asian food from two bros from the islands, located at Anderson Mill Food Truck in North Austin. Traditional plate lunch style: meat, two scoop rice, one scope mac salad. Kalbi, Chicken Katsu, Spam Musubi, Kalua Pork, Teriyaki Chicken and Beef, Korean Fired Chicken, Butter Mochi, etc. Always do our best to provide island comfort, service and spirit.
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Address: 9313 Anderson Mill Rd, Austin, TX 78729
Phone: (512) 566-9011
Website: http://atxshoyusugar.com/
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Reviews
The owner was super friendly and welcoming. Loved the vibe.
The only thing was that patrons from nearby food trucks will take over the tables when only a couple people from the large group are actually eating.
We saw on their Instagram that they’re selling the food truck and moving back to Hawaii, with their last day of service on July 18th, so we had to give it a try. The truck is located in a spacious food truck park with plenty of tables set up on green turf and a decent-sized dirt parking lot.
We came on the last Saturday around 1:30 PM. There was a 45-minute wait, and they had already run out of the weekly special (garlic shrimp). To our surprise, their timing estimate was spot-on.
The portions were big and everything looked delicious, but the meat themselves were all lacking flavor so you’ll 100% need the sauces.
Austin Food Adventure Special ($16.50): Kalbi, chicken katsu, a slice of spam, two scoops of rice, and one scoop of macaroni salad. The chicken katsu was nicely breaded and fried but was tasteless, so we ended up dunking it in the katsu sauce. The kalbi didn’t seem marinated and was equally flavorless. Surprisingly, the spam was the best protein on the plate but the standout item, though, was the macaroni salad.
Red Rocks Special ($16): Korean fried chicken, teriyaki chicken, kalbi, two scoops of rice, and one scoop of macaroni salad. The Korean fried chicken wasn’t crispy and had a bland batter. The teriyaki chicken had a nice char and was the best of the proteins. The kalbi and macaroni salad were the same as the other plate.
We left feeling disappointed and weren’t sure how this place received such high ratings. We ate everything fresh so we can’t imagine how the good would taste like after being taken home.
I had the Teriyaki Chicken, combo plate and one of their special chickens that was only around for a week. I highly recommend them keeping this one. All I know is that It starts with an O and you have to have it!
Same great flavor! Same customer service! Same amazing people!
The food was spot on, the treatment was amazing and the dishes came out quickly – when they 10,15,20 or even 30 min it is spot on!
Would come again and again and again!
Staff are very friendly, lots of shade, tables and chairs to enjoy meals at. Lots of other lunch wagons in the area. Parking is limited and I would recommend using the restroom before you come unless you don’t mind using the portable potty that’s been sitting in the heat all day lol.