Perefoti Island Vaifala Fixx

My church was having a craft fair and I was delighted to find them here! I've been meaning to try out their drinks for a very long time but there was always a long line. So today I was very lucky there was no line.I really wanted to try the pineapple, but I'm on restrictions so I can't have any citrus. I heard the banana coconut was good too but it was not available. So I got the watermelon. I loved it! It was very refreshing. Every sip I would get the small pieces of the blended watermelon. I would have gone back to get more but I didn't finish my 32oz drink. I love that they don't skimp on the drink either. You know like some places they pack it with ice so there's very minimal drink. Here they put enough ice to keep it cold and maximize the drink.

I finally had the opportunity to try my first Vaifala. My family loves vaifala and we ended up attending the Waikele Food Trucks just so I could try their vaifala. I, honestly, didn't know what to expect. It definitely sounds unique and exotic. Actually - I still am not sure exactly what vaifala is (LOL). Oh well! It was very good though. Typically they give you $5 off if you bring your own mason jar, but the lady who helped us said that wasn't possible at the time, for whatever reason.Perefoti Island Fixx brought their food truck to the Waikele Food Truck event. The staff was very friendly and quick at getting our order out. I let my family decide the order and they chose their Vaifala Strawberry Float. It was very sweet and tasted like a melted strawberry/vanilla ice cream. It contained fresh-cut strawberries insideAll-in-all, it was nice to try a new drink.

They have a stand at bellows entrance in Waimanalo. I believe it's only o the weekends that they are there. There is a lot of parking. We ordered the 24oz Pineapple and Watermelon Vaifala. It was so delicious and refreshing. The lady working the booth was so friendly. They accept cash and card payments. They also had lemonade and Banana smoothie. If your looking for a refreshing drink and driving through waimanalo, Stop here.

This business can be hired to come to your next event. They were at our community Easter egg hunt. They had several different flavors to choose from. You could pay cash or credit card. The drinks are cool and tasty.

I kept seeing the truck for Perefoti Island Fixx at the Ewa Mahiko District Park and actually had to Google what vaifala was. Ooooh, did it sound delicious! I never carry cash with me so I just let me mouth salivate with wishes of a nice, cool taste of vaifala.Fast-forward a few months and I'm headed to Bellows one Sunday. I'm used to seeing a Huli Huli Chicken truck there at the turn in to Bellows but on this day, it looked like a food truck event was going on! How marvelous! We decided to stop and I immediately made my way to Perefoti Island Fixx (I had already spotted them before we parked).Not surprised but there was a small line that had formed. We did come at lunch time so who can blame my fellow people for wanting a cool, refreshing drink?? Finally, it was my turn! I ordered the pineapple vaifala in a Mason jar. $10 for a mason jar is actually pretty good compared to other food trucks! There was a lady, a gentleman, and a young boy manning the tent. The Uncle seemed to be in charge of the liquid part of the vaifala so he poured that into my jar. Then Auntie added the pineapple and the boy handed it to me. I could not contain my excitement I opened that jar right away - I don't think I had even finished paying yet :).The family that was working that day was extremely nice and friendly. The vaifala was all I ever hoped it would be! Now I know for next time - I think I'll make my way down their list of drinks which also included...A BANANA SLUSHI!I imagine all their locations (food truck spots?) have friendly people as are Samoans. The weather seems to be warming up a bit...I'll need a weekly vaifala fixx (see what I did there?).

Been wanting to try this place since I love pineapple, and the vaifala is made with pineapple! YUM!I usually see a lot of people in line, and was fortunate enough to had been the only customer. But shortly after placing my order, they started to get busy.It's too bad that I didn't take a picture, but the drink was pretty large enough for mister and I to split and we were so thirsty.Love it that it isn't too sweet, and there are real pineapple in the drink. It looks creamy, so I'm guessing there is probably condensed milk to add some sweetness? and lots of ice.The workers are so friendly and I didn't have to wait too long for my order.Next time, I want to try the vaimeleni it has watermelon! YUM!This is a food truck, most of the time parked in the Pearlridge Sears parking lot near the Leonard's truck.

5 stars for service & their ice cream :)I only had the ice cream from their menu.It's vanilla ice cream with like a toasted coconut caramel flavor syrup & if you're wondering what's the square chunks, it's like mochi (sticky rice cake)If you're filipino & know what bukayo is. That's what the syrup taste like :P

Excellent! We loved everything about this truck. We got the Fa'ausi w/vanilla ice cream & Watermelon Vaifala. We're on vacation from San Diego and have never tried either of these before so we really didn't know what to expect.The Fa'ausi (Samoan caramel over coconut bread) w/vanilla ice cream was delicious & even though it was a simple dessert it had a really interesting & complex flavor profile. The flavor of the sauce almost reminds me of a caramel affagoto because it's has a darker caramel flavor and definitely has coffee in it. The texture of the coconut bread is almost like dense mochi & may have taro root in it.The Watermelon Vaifala reminded us of a Watermelon & Cream palleta we'd get back home in liquid form kind of like an agua fresca with cream. Refreshingly cold on a hot & humid day.

Yummm... fun surprise in the Walmart parking lot today! Super refreshing pineapple drink. Got the 32 oz mason jar. High quality

I had my first drink from them a few weeks ago at the Full Moon Fest in Kapolei and I tried their watermelon float, I don't know the exact name, I just asked for a watermelon drink and then saw something about a float and she said they could add the watermelon and I'm glad I did, it was all kinds of heaven for a hot day too.Yesterday I went to their spot at Pearlridge and tried a half sweet island ice tea and half limeade that was recommended by a friend and it was a bit too sweet for me but since it tasted good, I was satisfied, gave it a hint of coconut, I like that. Very friend staff and quick service.