Plate lunch vendors at Hawaii markets

Kapolei-based food truck serving Asian-American fusion wraps and rolls like dynamite chicken katsu rolls and BLT wraps with rice and mac salad.

Oahu food truck serving local-style plate lunches, poke bowls, and fusion dishes blending Hawaiian, Filipino, Puerto Rican, and Japanese flavors.

Honolulu food truck serving local-style plate lunches, bentos, katsu and guava-flavored dishes like honey chicken and smoked pork belly.

Local food-truck/vendor known for hearty plate lunches and market specials. Taste of Aloha snippets list Da Bald Guy in multiple lineups.

Sells fresh poi, kūlolo, and taro mochi cake alongside plate lunches and fresh juices. The value-added arm of W.T. Haraguchi Farm, a six-generation family farming taro in Hanalei Valley, Kauaʻi since 2000.

Food truck known for local Asian-fusion plates and elevated comfort food.

Kalihi-based manapua shop serving steamed buns, bentos, and local Chinese-Hawaiian plates since 1980.

Family-owned Honolulu seafood spot serving fresh poke bowls, poke nachos, and ahi/spam musubis sourced from the morning fish auction.

Moody’s Ohana is a local prepared-food vendor that lists Kapilina Night Market Wednesdays from 4 to 8 p.m. in its social posts and page snippets. The evidence is close to the requested 12-month window but not as strongly corroborated as newer 2025–2026 posts.

On-site Bishop Museum café by Highway Inn serving Hawaiian plate lunches, kālua pig, beef stew, sandwiches, shave ice, and espresso drinks.

Local kitchen pop-up listed for the WTT2 lineup, serving prepared food at community events.

B&B Grindz sells bentos, burgers, barbecue, and local-style prepared foods. Kaiwiʻula Night Market social vendor lists identify @bandbgrindz as a late-2025 vendor.