Aloha Salsa

This review is on their No meat meat Burrito and service alone. Burrito: Bangin, packed with flavor, filling, and best bang for you buck. Has 2 eggs, hash brown, green onion, spicy aïoli, red cabbage, and one more thing I think, but forgot Service: Great and willing to answer any questions

Found this place via yelp, super excited drove around the street 4 to 5 times. Had to pull over the car multiple times to realize the address on this listing is not accurate..This is a food truck that goes to random locations, the address is not accurate at all. That is not fair to people who are looking for a place to eat via the app because this shows that this location is at the address portrayed.

One of the best stops at the local farmers markets. Their salsas are incredible, but sadly they don't sell them all at the markets. They usually have their pineapple and their original available, which are both good. If you order online, they have a ton of really interesting, delicious flavors. If you're at the market and looking for breakfast, their breakfast burritos and bowls are always awesome and filling!

Oh my goodness! So glad that Aloha Salsa Co is now at the Wednesday night market in Kakaako. My friend and I went to the market solely for Honey Slush after our workout, but the delicious smell in the air led us to Aloha Salsa Co. I've lived here for almost 4yrs, coming from SoCal & my husband from TX, so we have always been on the hunt for amazing tacos/burritos/anything Mexican. My husband is deployed, so he didn't get to try this company's salsa or food before he left, but I'm so glad I did. I've had a lotta tacos and salsa on island, but these shrimp tacos were the best I've had while living here - the shrimp are big and cooked perfectly. Their salsa is equally amazing and so fresh. So good that I bought another 3 tacos -- no shame. Mike and Fabio are awesome! Their food and salsas pack a lotta flavor. I'm already thinking about getting these again next Wednesday. Thanks guys!!

Great find at the Kailua Farmers Market on Sunday's. It's a bad idea to go food shopping while hungry because you'll end up buying everything your nose smells. HahaWhen I saw their sign that said breakfast burritos, my heart skipped a beat. I love me some burritos and boy was this one well worth it. On the griddle behind, I could see them heating up some tortillas along with what looked like fried rice full of Portuguese sausage. When the gentlemen asked if I wanted it cut in half, I said sure... easier to eat maybe?I luckily, didn't have to wait too long as they were preparing for a rush and wanted to get ahead. So right when I ordered mine, one was getting off of the grill. Nice!When he handed me the plate, I understood why he asked if I wanted it cut. This buggah was massive!!!! It weighed like a newborn infant. Hahha. I decided to hold off on eating it until I got home to kaneohe. We walked around for a little more but to my surprise, the burrito was still hot by the time I could eat it!It was perfectly wrapped and fully stuffed to the edges. It takes some made skills to be able to stuff and close a burrito like this. I'm pretty sure they place the edge on the grill to seal it a bit but it was great! Inside it was filled with fried rice and big chunks of sausage. There was a fried medium egg in the middle, some type of aioli, perhaps a chipotle one? And also a hashbrown! That was a pleasant surprise. I don't think there was any cheese inside but I could be wrong. Maybe I just couldn't see it. I was extremely hungry and like to think I'm a pretty good eater. But I could only finish half of this bad boy. Very filling and full of good stuff. Would've been nice if it came with a side of salsa though!

Found them at Pearlridge Farmers Market. Amazing breakfast burritos and bowls. Their salsa is fresh and so tasty. Highly recommend them, you won't be disappointed!

Aloha Salsa Co. is all about the freshness that is so lacking in store bought salsas. Came across their tent at the Pearlridge Farmer's market on Saturday mornings. Apparently they also are at the Kailua farmers market and are going to be at the art and flea at South Shore marketplace every 2nd friday of the month. They have over 7 flavors of salsa to choose from. My favorite is the pineapple habanero. Such a balance of heat and sweetness. Their garden salsas range in heat level from mild to hot! I also surprisingly liked their blueberry basil salsa. Yes, you read right, BLUEBERRIES in a salsa! Very tasty with a beautiful deep blue color. Sample them on a freshly fried tortilla chip. The chips are a bit thicker than your average ones, making it the perfect vesicle for all the yummy salsa. At the Pearlridge farmer's market you can get their tacos and burritos. These are hands down some of the best tacos and burritos I've ever had. The rub on the chicken is so flavorful and smells intoxicating when you approach the tent. They often sell out so I recommend going early.The guys behind the tent have really good energy and will share their passion for their products with you. Thanks Fabio!

Location: They have a tent at the Pearlridge Farmer's Market. Parking: Lots at the Farmer's MarketService: Attentive to their customers. Food: Their breakfast burrito is on point!! Very filling and best to share it with someone. Yummy seasoned chicken, two eggs, tater tots, and cheese topped with sour cream, their special sauce, guacamole and cilantro. Masterpieces take time and it's worth the wait. Wait time could range from 5-20 minutes. So, place an order, walk the market, and then head back to stuff your face with goodness.

I visited them at kailua farmer's market this morning. We had just finished hiking olomana and were hungry! I got a breakfast wrap and my gf got the breakfast bowl. I thought my wrap was ok- they put a lot of a mayo- based sauce on it which ruined it for me. Had this not been on it, I would have loved it! My gf loves mayo-based things and she said this was the best breakfast she has had on this island. She also put some of their salsa on top of it and was raving about it. A new fav at the market!

Pop up market at Pearl ridge. 1st trying out the breakfast burrito, overall was great and got my food pretty quick.2nd time took too long and tater tots was not fully cooked.