Fastop

Filipino food at fast stop. Wow!! I don't know how the food tastes but I was surprised with the extensive menu. Bentos after midnight, late night munchies. One day I will try something and update my post.

After a night & early morning of intoxicating fun I was looking for some munchies. Tired of the same offerings of 7-11, I moosied into Fastop. If you find yourself in the area stop in for their generous serving of FRIED CHICKEN SKINS!!! They were tasty, crunchy & non-oily. A big bag for $4.00

Located in Mililani on Kamehameha Highway next to L&L Drive Inn, Kirby, and Muscle Inc. Gas is comparable to other gas stations in Mililani. Chevon is across the way and Fastop is definitely cheaper than Chevron. The "mini mart" sells your typical convenience store items: water, booze, juice, soda, candy, gum, snacks, musubi, hot dogs, icee, cigarettes, small amenities, flowers, etc.Staff have always been friendly the times that I have come. Once in a while before or after going to 24 Hour Fitness I'll stop by for water or something, but I usually go to Aloha across from McDonalds... which btw is now closed (not sure if they're remodeling or it's closed for good?)In any event, your average gas station.

I pumped gas for my bike,, went home and checked my account only to find they held $1 twice (like there was a 2nd transaction),, my bank cancalled my card,,,, I called the gas station asked them to check for a skimming device on that pump,,, so avoid pump #1,, my issue not resolved yet.

I live around the corner from this store and have been getting gas here for years. But I will no longer patronize this store. I was just told that this 24-hour establishment was closed (mind you, all the lights and gas pumps were on) because the racist sales clerk didn't want my money.There is nothing intimidating or unusual about me. I am an African American female that makes over $80k a year. But I will no longer be sharing any of those dollars with this establishment, that cannot control their sales personnel.

Okay, you usually don't go to a convenience store to buy Filipino food. But try their pork adobo. OMG, it is delicious. The plate lunch price is $6.50, which is very reasonable. You can also buy a side order without the rice. Don't take my word for it...try it for yourself. You'll be hooked.