Danjah Dog — Hawaiian street food truck catering for Mākaha on Oʻahu’s Waiʻanae Coast.
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Mākaha helped put modern surfing on the map: the Mākaha International Surfing Championships began here in 1952, and lifeguard and surfing legend Richard “Buffalo” Keaulana is still honored by the Big Board Classic. It’s the last leeward town heading north, under the shoulder of Kaʻala. Danjah Dog brings street food built for that ocean-first life – Danjah Dogs, Hammah Burgahs and Cazi’s lau lau.
Hawaiian Street Food in Mākaha
Danjah Dog is a Hawaiian street food truck from Honolulu serving Danjah Dogs, Hammah Burgahs, brunch sandos, mini lau lau and kalua pig bentos and Dole Soft Serve. Its daily stop is 411 Pacific Street, Honolulu, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 3 PM. Mākaha (ZIP 96792) is about 35 miles from Honolulu, so booked truck catering is the dependable way to get Danjah Dog here.
Order Ahead from Mākaha
Order on our website!
Skip the line soon: online ordering for pickup is on its way to DanjahDog.com. You’ll choose your plate, order from your phone and pick it up at the truck in Iwilei. For now, check out the menu, then order at the window or call 808-392-6845.
Your lunch break plan from Mākaha
Come by between 10 AM and 3 PM, Monday to Saturday. Early? Grab a brunch sando before 10 AM. Running an event in Mākaha? Book the truck or drop-off catering.
Feeding a Mākaha crowd?
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HAWAIIAN
FLAVORS
FRESH
INGREDIENTS
GOOD GRINDS
ALOHA VIBES
FOOD TRUCK
& CATERING
GOOD FOOD
BRIGHTER PEOPLE
27–33 different ingredientsdepending on peppers
Danjah – Spicy but Just Right!
Mo Danjah – You Acking Up!
Majah Danjah – One Crack
Medavack! (When Available)
DOLE
Dole SOFT SERVEICE CREAM TREAT
Pineapple • Pineapple Vanilla Swirl • Vanilla
Starting at $6
Let Danjah Dog bring the
ALOHA to your next event!
Perfect for parties, corporate events,
school functions, celebrations and more.
In the Lowes Home Improvement parking lot
411 Pacific Street
Honolulu, HI
Truck hours
ALL COMBOS ADD $3(Includes Drink + Bag of Chips)
Catering & Events
BRING THE ALOHA TO YOUR NEXT EVENT
Bring Danjah Dog’s Hawaiian street food, good grinds and aloha vibes to your next party, business, school or special event.
Our Story
GOOD FOOD. BRIGHTER PEOPLE.
Danjah Dog is a Hawaii food truck serving Hawaiian street food with big island flavor, from our world famous all beef Danjah Dog to kalua pig bentos and locally sourced Hammah Burgahs. Every plate gets a splash of our signature Danjah Sauce, made from 27 to 33 different ingredients depending on the peppers.
“All our food is made with da best and freshest ingredients. Cooked with integrity, love, and Aloha. We hope you enjoy our food from our heart to yours — Mahalo nui loa.”
- Fresh
- Integrity
- Love
- Aloha
Fuel for Mākaha Watermen
Where Danjah Dog really is
The truck isn’t stationed in Mākaha. Find it at the Lowes Home Improvement parking lot, 411 Pacific Street in Iwilei, Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM. On the Mākaha side, we come out for booked events.
What a long beach day calls for
Hours in the water burn through a plate lunch fast. Da Hawaiian Hurricane Hammah ($21), Da Big Hot Podagee ($15) or Cazi’s mini lau lau and kalua pig bento hold people over, and adding a $3 combo covers the drink and chips. Da Shaun Burger keeps vegetarian surfers fed too.
ZIP code: 96792 (Mākaha)
Map of Mākaha. The truck’s daily stop is at 411 Pacific Street, Honolulu.
Mākaha’s Shoreline & Surroundings
Mākaha stretches along Farrington Highway north of Waiʻanae, with Mākaha Valley climbing inland toward Kaʻala, at 4,020 feet the highest point on Oʻahu. Past Mākaha, the leeward coast has no more towns.
Mākaha Beach Park
The town’s famous break and a sea turtle nesting area, used for surfing, diving, canoe surfing, bodysurfing and fishing.
Buffalo’s Big Board Classic
An annual big-board surf contest at Mākaha named for Buffalo Keaulana.
Mauna Lahilahi
A slender, roughly 230-foot coastal peak whose name means “thin mountain,” with a small roadside beach park at its base.
Keaʻau Beach Park
A long, rocky county beach park on Farrington Highway near Mākaha Beach, with campsites and picnic tables; the water is for experienced swimmers only.
Close to Mākaha
ZIP Codes We Serve in Mākaha
- Best Hawaiian street food in 96792
Somewhere else on the island? See every Oʻahu area we serve.
Mākaha Questions? We Got Answers
For Mākaha surfers, families and anyone planning an event at the end of the road.
Can Danjah Dog cater a surf contest or club event in Mākaha?
We can be booked for events anywhere on Oʻahu, including Mākaha. The event organizer handles beach permits and site approval; we handle the food. Start with the quote form on our catering page.
Is Danjah Dog delivery available in Mākaha?
Likely not from our Honolulu truck. We’re on DoorDash and Uber Eats, but Mākaha is at the far end of the leeward coast and coverage depends on each app. Check your address in the app before ordering.
Is there a Danjah Dog truck stop in Mākaha?
No. The truck’s regular stop is 411 Pacific Street in Honolulu, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 3 PM.
Is Mākaha the same as Waiʻanae?
Mākaha is its own community just north of Waiʻanae town, and both use ZIP code 96792. Mākaha Valley, inland, is a separate neighborhood within the same ZIP.
What’s the most filling thing on the menu?
Da Hawaiian Hurricane Hammah and Da Big Hot Podagee are both $15, as is Cazi’s mini lau lau and kalua pig bento. Make any of them a combo for $3 to add a drink and chips.
Is there a menu option for keiki at a Mākaha beach party?
Yes, Da Original all-beef dog is $9, and a cup of Dole Soft Serve is $6.
Where's Danjah Dog Today?
Find Danjah Dog in Honolulu, Hawaii. The food truck parks in the Lowe's Home Improvement parking lot at 411 Pacific Street in Iwilei, Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM.
411 Pacific Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
How to find us
- Parked in the Lowe's Home Improvement parking lot (Lowe's Iwilei)
- In Honolulu's Iwilei neighborhood, near Costco, The Home Depot and Best Buy
- Just off Nimitz Highway, close to Pier 38 and Honolulu Community College
HOURS: Mon – Sat, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Sunday closed
Food trucks can move. Check this section for the current spot before you head over.
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