Filipino businesses in Wailuku

Filipino food truck on Lower Main Street in Wailuku owned by Lahaina couple Mae Ann Dela Cruz and Rocky Cabading, who opened it after the 2023 Lahaina fire destroyed their first truck. It is known for chicken inasal, sisig plates and Filipino street-food skewers.

Restaurant at the Waiehu Municipal Golf Course in Wailuku, taken over by Filipino-born chef Tante Urban and his family. It serves breakfast and local plates, including garlic rice and longganisa breakfasts, to golfers and walk-in diners.

Longtime Wailuku neighborhood restaurant and bar taken over in 2022 by Filipino American chef Sheldon Simeon and his wife Janice. The menu mixes Hawaii classics with Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese and Filipino flavors, such as garlic noodles with sinigang dust.

Family bakery in downtown Wailuku opened in 1983 by Stanley and Rufina Magbual, immigrants from the Philippines, and still run by the Magbual family. It is known for Filipino breads such as pandesal and pan de coco, butter rolls, banana bread and malasadas, and it also caters.

Maui branch of Golden Coin, the Hawaii Filipino bakeshop and fast-food chain founded in 1987, on Lower Main Street in Wailuku. It bakes Filipino breads and pastries and serves Filipino plate lunches, with frozen longganisa and tocino to take home.

Filipino-owned grocery and fast-food counter on Lower Main Street in Wailuku, run by Levi Aguinaldo. It sells Asian and Filipino groceries alongside dine-in and takeout meals.