Hula Dog

If you're in the Ala Moana side of town, would recommend stopping by to get a polish or hula dog - the relish and sauces pair amazingly well with the hot dog, and the bread is soft yet contains all the flavors inside really well! A must-visit for sure- Miguel Morales Photography

Didn't like the flavor. Owner's weird and had bad vibes. With so many options on the island why do business here? Will not be back. Try Puka Dog instead.

Had the 'Classic' - not sure what he uses for 'hotdogs' and I'm not sure it qualifies as one - tasted old (?). [think 7-11 rotating dogs]Bun is Hawaiian bread (tastey) but is WAY TOO MUCH - I ended up leaving most of it and (sadly) the hotdog thingy as wellLemonade is good/Service ok

No joke, this was my favorite meal on island. We shared the spicy hot dog on an ube bun, with lilikoi mustard and mango. We also shared the lemonade which was so refreshing on a hot day! I would go back to Oahu just for this hot dog, I'm not kidding. This was the perfect meal after a long walk from Waikiki up to Ala Moana and around Magic Island and back.

My daughter told us about the famous Hula Dog, so we had to find it. This food truck is in a permanent location and has seating in a covered area. The Polish sausage is wrapped in an Ube roll. Ube, the purple yam, is everywhere and in all kinds of food. I've become completely enamored with it. It's dressed with liykoi mustard, mango relish and spicy garlic lemon sauce. The lavender lemonade was lovely and refreshing. You must have a Hula Dog!3

Taro bun for your hot dog?! Um YES PLEASE!!!Hula Dog is a food truck that you simply cannot miss during your drive or walk. They'll have their blue and yellow food truck, a sign and a flag! I definitely recommend stopping by for a snack before or after whatever plans you have.Ordering is easy, a step by step process that you can read from their menu. They have a main menu with set and stone buns or you can create your own. Pick your bun, pick the spice level, pick the relish and the mustard, the pick any additional toppings.For the relish, they have papaya, mango, coconut or pineapple. I think, whoa right!? Well, you gotta trust me and trust Hula Dog. Their relishes will make you want to try each one lol I ended up choosing either papaya or pineapple. Sorry, I can't remember. For the mustard, they have a delicious Hawaiian mustard (Lilikoi flavor) which I definitely recommend! It adds such a sweet flavor to the savory hula dog! Trust. Or you can choose Dijon or yellow. When in Hawaii, I try to get whatever I can with Li Hing Mui! So I did. I got Hula Dog's freshly squeezed lemonade with li hing mui and wow... it was the best tasting lemonade I've ever had!I'll definitely be back at Hula Dog the next time I'm in Oahu! Mahalo Hula Dog!

I liked how every bite was a little different because of the different sauces. I went with the jalapeno, pineapple, and lilikoi mustard combo and it was the perfect balance of savory, sweet, and spicy. The polish was smooth and flavorful.I liked how the bread fully surrounded the polish.I believe the only noticable difference between this and Puka Dog on Kauai is that these buns didn't seem toasted on the inside. The service was quick and the price was good!

Came for a quick snack, and OMG it was sooo good!! The polish dog was hot and juicy, and the garlic sauce was AMAZINGG!! I usually prefer my hot dogs plain but this was so so good!!

Awesome and unique hotdogs! Brought the whole family and everyone loved them. Coming back for sure every time we visit Hawaii.

OMGOSH, I had the hotdog in the taro bun, I was shookith on how tasty it was. I forgot the owners name yet he was so nice, we talked for a good minute and we forgot about the food - it burned yet he tossed it to make another. I am sure other places would have scrapped off the burnt portion and served it.I also got the lavendar lemonade and it was sweet and a lil tart - loved that as well.They are placed at a lil area that had other food establishments/trucks and it was a nice setting. would def come back again. ENJOY - Cheers!