Best Hawaiian Street Food for Kunia: Farm-Country Food Truck
Kunia grew up as a Del Monte pineapple plantation village, and after the plantation closed in 2006 it stayed what it always was: a working agricultural community at nearly 900 feet, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. Out here, a good meal means a plate that can stand up to a day in the fields – which is exactly how Danjah Dog cooks.
Hawaiian Street Food in Kunia
Danjah Dog is a Honolulu Hawaiian street food truck serving Danjah Dogs, Hammah Burgahs, brunch sandos, Cazi’s kalua pig bentos and Dole Soft Serve at 411 Pacific Street, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 3 PM. Kunia (ZIP 96759) is in rural Central Oʻahu, so catering or a truck booking is the dependable way to get Danjah Dog there.
Order on Our Website!
Order on our website
Online ordering is coming soon right here on DanjahDog.com. Pick your Danjah Dogs, Hammah Burgahs and Hawaiian bentos, order ahead, and grab your food hot at the truck at 411 Pacific Street without waiting in line. Until it’s live, browse the full menu and order at the window.
Coming from Kunia?
The truck is open Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 3 PM, with brunch sandos served all day. Feeding a group in Kunia? Our food truck and drop-off catering can come to you anywhere on Oʻahu.
Feeding a Kunia crew?
View Our Menu Get Directions to the Truck Book Catering in Kunia or call 808-392-6845
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 Field Days
Where we cook every day
Danjah Dog’s truck is at 411 Pacific Street in Iwilei, Honolulu – the Lowes Home Improvement lot – Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM. There’s no Kunia stop, so most Kunia folks catch us in town or book us for an event.
Early-start breakfast
If your day starts before sunrise, our brunch sandos ($8, served all day) on toasted brioche with egg, cheese and your pick of bacon, Spam or podagee sausage are the ones to grab. For a farm crew lunch, Hammah Burgahs and Danjah Dogs feed a lot of people fast.
ZIP code: 96759 (Kunia)
Map of the Kunia area. The truck’s daily stop is at 411 Pacific Street, Honolulu.
Kunia Road, Fields & Neighboring Communities
Kunia sits along Kunia Road (Route 750), the 8-mile route that climbs from the H-1 near Waipahu, past Village Park and Royal Kunia, through open farmland, and up to Wilikina Drive between Schofield Barracks and Wheeler Army Airfield.
Kunia Camp historic district
The former Del Monte plantation village, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2014.
Hawaii Agriculture Research Center
HARC took over the community’s land in 2008 and is based at its Kunia Research Station.
Kunia Road (Route 750)
A rural two-lane stretch across former pineapple land, connecting Waipahu with the Schofield–Wheeler area.
Royal Kunia & Village Park
The residential communities at the south end of Kunia Road, near Waipahu.
Neighbors along Kunia Road
ZIP Codes We Serve in Kunia
- Best Hawaiian street food in 96759
Looking for another part of Oʻahu? See every Oʻahu area we serve.
Kunia Questions? We Got Answers
Plain answers for Kunia families, farm crews and event hosts.
Is there a Danjah Dog stop in Kunia?
No. The truck’s regular stop is 411 Pacific Street in Honolulu, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 3 PM. Kunia residents usually visit when they’re in town or book catering.
Does Danjah Dog deliver to Kunia?
Danjah Dog is on DoorDash and Uber Eats, but delivery from our Honolulu truck may not reach Kunia. Check your exact address in the apps.
Can you bring the truck to a farm or community event in Kunia?
Yes – we serve events anywhere on Oʻahu. For private or agricultural land, make sure the landowner approves the visit, then request a quote on our catering page.
What’s a good crew lunch for a Kunia work day?
A mix of Da Original Hammah ($17) and Da Original all-beef Danjah Dogs ($9) is quick to serve, and $3 combos add a drink and chips for each person.
Which burger special is on which day?
Tuesday Swiss, Wednesday Korean BBQ Teriyaki, Thursday Maui Onion and Friday Kalua Pig.
What makes the bento special?
Cazi’s Famous Hawaiian Bento pairs mini lau lau with kalua pig for $15. The lau lau won First Place at Taste of Honolulu in 1995, and our chef won Sam Choy’s First Annual Poke Contest.
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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