South Maui Fish Company
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This place has amazing food! The food is always fresh, never frozen. Best fish tacos and poke on island at a reasonable price. Hours very, as they sta…
Juhi Arora
South Maui Fish Company
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Went early in the day so there would still be lots to choose from. The fish tacos were amazing. The fish was so fresh and grilled when I ordered it. T…
Alisha
South Maui Fish Company
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The guy that runs this truck is the real deal. Whenever we are in Maui this is one of or first stops for fresh fish. He always loads us up with the ri…
Karra Lee Wiedeck
South Maui Fish Company
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4 Reviews on “South Maui Fish Company”
This place has amazing food! The food is always fresh, never frozen. Best fish tacos and poke on island at a reasonable price. Hours very, as they stay open until they sell out.
Went early in the day so there would still be lots to choose from. The fish tacos were amazing. The fish was so fresh and grilled when I ordered it. The pineapple slaw was crunchy and sweet, which perfectly off set the spicy aioli (for some it might be too spicy). The staff was helpful and even gave me a sample of Poke, because I’d never had it and was curious about raw fish. The tropical ceviche was really good as well.
The guy that runs this truck is the real deal. Whenever we are in Maui this is one of or first stops for fresh fish. He always loads us up with the right seasonings to grill with. JenniferD nailed it in her review of this fish stop!
The Freshest of the Fresh! My fave!. This is my favorite spot, bright red food truck located right behind the 76 station on South Kihei Road, across from Kalama Park. The poke is melt in your mouth fresh — careful, it will turn you off supermarket poke for the rest of your life. And fish caught that morning or the day prior, grilled on the spot? So ono! Going to a barbeque, a potluck, a dinner party? Forget about bringing a bottle of wine — bring a pound of fresh poke and watch everyone swoon. This place beats Kihei’s Paia Fish Market and Coconut’s by a country mile — it’s not even close. And the folks couldn’t be nicer.