Went out last Saturday to find this food truck after reading all the scrumptious reviews around 9:30ish (a.m.). Followed the Yelp App's directions. After finally finding a parking space we walked around aimlessly looking for this truck in a plethora of trucks and stands selling interesting goods. We were hungry so we made the rounds twice in case we overlooked it but to no avail. My hubby was getting grumpy already - not his ideal way to spend his day off - walking in the hot sun hungry. I called the number listed on Yelp but only got a recording. We got back in our car and tried the app again. This time it led us to a construction site. Then we drove to where the old farmers market was - more construction. Then we drove around down town and finally settled on Merrimans which turned out quite nice once we found parking. But that's another review....
Lionel Q.
This food truck on Saturdays is a must when I'm there for farmer market tamago sandwich to there OG Katsu sandwich and and now serving there keiki hot dog Katsu with fries my kids gave them the thumbs up and that never reach the vehicle and wiped it out easy check them out good people from there service to cashier to the cooks they hold it down and keep it real and always taking there menu to new height trust me not going to be disappointed.
Marci A.
Amazing food!!! We used Katsu Sando 808 for our daughter's graduation party. They served their tonkatsu, chicken katsu, and portobello mushroom sandos with fries. Everyone loved it and are still raving about it. Would HIGHLY recommend this place.
Melvin T.
The truck was at a graduation party we attended in Waimanalo The pork sandwich was outstanding. So very tasty, tender and moist Also tried the mushroom sandwich. Just as good. The food was so good, the line of people was quite long. Line moved quickly and was really worth the wait. Can't wait to try it again. However they're open only on Saturday?
Leslene C.
This is our 2nd time purchasing from this food truck at Kakaako Farmers Market, very consistent and same as 1st time. Ordered the portabello sando, pork katsu sando, egg salad and furikake fries. All was amazing, the pork is juicy & thick (not tough) and great sauce, portabello is thick & meaty. Furikake fries amazes me how they get the furikake to stick to the fries, also ordered extray crispy and got that. Love the bread they use. Be prepared to wait for your order at least 10-15 min as they prepare it as you order, but so worth the wait. You will love the fresh made to order sando. Highly suggest to stop and try their sando's.
Mic O.
This is one of the best things you can get at the Kakaako farmers market on Saturday mornings. A thick piece of tonkatsu (fried pork breaded in panko) paired with shredded cabbage and just the right amount of tonkatsu sauce, all sandwiched between soft Japanese bread. The pork is juicy and cooked almost perfectly. Pros: -Taste is so close to Katsu Sandos you get in Japan -Cost is reasonable ($12) -Able to preorder Cons: -Only available on Saturday 8am to 12pm in the farmers market Already craving this again... Go try it!
Hannah W.
Saw this place at the Kaka'ako farmers market and stopped by to try out their katsu sandwiches. First look was pretty unassuming but the first bite was amazing! The pork was nice and juicy and the flavors were perfectly balanced between the savory, sweet, and tangy notes. Will for sure get again the next time I visit the farmers market!
Kelly Hamamura
Got the tamago sando - had really high hopes for this but I feel like they overcook their eggs! It was a little chalky and it kinda ruined it for me. I was hoping for the slightly undercooked orange/runny version you see in Japan. I also think it could’ve been seasoned better and slightly sweeter. Really wanted to like this place but it could use some tweaks!
Kelly H
Got the tamago sando - had really high hopes for this but I feel like they overcook their eggs! It was a little chalky and it kinda ruined it for me. I was hoping for the slightly undercooked orange/runny version you see in Japan. I also think it could’ve been seasoned better and slightly sweeter. Really wanted to like this place but it could use some tweaks!
Maria C
Thanks to Amanda and Felix Eats, we decided to try Katsu Sando 808 when we were at the Kaka’ako Farmers Market. We had the tankatsu sando and found it flavorful. The bread was very soft. A sandwich was definitely a meal for me.
Thanks to Amanda and Felix Eats, we decided to try Katsu Sando 808 when we were at the Kaka’ako Farmers Market. We had the tankatsu sando and found it flavorful. The bread was very soft. A sandwich was definitely a meal for me.
Kathy N.
It's been a long overdue visit to the Kakaako Farmers Market! WOW, wow, wow have things changed! It's huge, with a great variety of vendors! From clothing, to plants, to pet snacks and human food, it was amazing! I got the Takoyaki and the Original combo, and it was oishi! I asked for less mayo and sauce, and it was a perfect blend. Topped with bonito flakes and whatever else it was, I savored ever bite. It was served hot off the grill
Maria Catherman
Thanks to Amanda and Felix Eats, we decided to try Katsu Sando 808 when we were at the Kaka’ako Farmers Market. We had the tankatsu sando and found it flavorful. The bread was very soft. A sandwich was definitely a meal for me.
Peter T.
Their food truck it located on Hickam and open for lunch Mon-Fri near the Hickam commissary. Their pricing are good and their Tonkatsu sandwiches and their egg salad sandwiches are fantastic. I feel their fries are best plain but they offer furikake or curry fries as well. They sometimes have curry dipping sauce for the fries. Overall, a great lunch but if you are hungry you will probably need a couple of sandwiches to get filled up.
Ally H.
These were ok. I wanted to try this because everyone was raving about this. I think these are overhyped and not worth $11. The Katsu was tough and not juicy for me. Would not go here again.
Went out last Saturday to find this food truck after reading all the scrumptious reviews around 9:30ish (a.m.). Followed the Yelp App's directions. After finally finding a parking space we walked around aimlessly looking for this truck in a plethora of trucks and stands selling interesting goods. We were hungry so we made the rounds twice in case we overlooked it but to no avail. My hubby was getting grumpy already - not his ideal way to spend his day off - walking in the hot sun hungry. I called the number listed on Yelp but only got a recording. We got back in our car and tried the app again. This time it led us to a construction site. Then we drove to where the old farmers market was - more construction. Then we drove around down town and finally settled on Merrimans which turned out quite nice once we found parking. But that's another review....
This food truck on Saturdays is a must when I'm there for farmer market tamago sandwich to there OG Katsu sandwich and and now serving there keiki hot dog Katsu with fries my kids gave them the thumbs up and that never reach the vehicle and wiped it out easy check them out good people from there service to cashier to the cooks they hold it down and keep it real and always taking there menu to new height trust me not going to be disappointed.
Amazing food!!! We used Katsu Sando 808 for our daughter's graduation party. They served their tonkatsu, chicken katsu, and portobello mushroom sandos with fries. Everyone loved it and are still raving about it. Would HIGHLY recommend this place.
The truck was at a graduation party we attended in Waimanalo The pork sandwich was outstanding. So very tasty, tender and moist Also tried the mushroom sandwich. Just as good. The food was so good, the line of people was quite long. Line moved quickly and was really worth the wait. Can't wait to try it again. However they're open only on Saturday?
This is our 2nd time purchasing from this food truck at Kakaako Farmers Market, very consistent and same as 1st time. Ordered the portabello sando, pork katsu sando, egg salad and furikake fries. All was amazing, the pork is juicy & thick (not tough) and great sauce, portabello is thick & meaty. Furikake fries amazes me how they get the furikake to stick to the fries, also ordered extray crispy and got that. Love the bread they use. Be prepared to wait for your order at least 10-15 min as they prepare it as you order, but so worth the wait. You will love the fresh made to order sando. Highly suggest to stop and try their sando's.
This is one of the best things you can get at the Kakaako farmers market on Saturday mornings. A thick piece of tonkatsu (fried pork breaded in panko) paired with shredded cabbage and just the right amount of tonkatsu sauce, all sandwiched between soft Japanese bread. The pork is juicy and cooked almost perfectly. Pros: -Taste is so close to Katsu Sandos you get in Japan -Cost is reasonable ($12) -Able to preorder Cons: -Only available on Saturday 8am to 12pm in the farmers market Already craving this again... Go try it!
Saw this place at the Kaka'ako farmers market and stopped by to try out their katsu sandwiches. First look was pretty unassuming but the first bite was amazing! The pork was nice and juicy and the flavors were perfectly balanced between the savory, sweet, and tangy notes. Will for sure get again the next time I visit the farmers market!
Got the tamago sando - had really high hopes for this but I feel like they overcook their eggs! It was a little chalky and it kinda ruined it for me. I was hoping for the slightly undercooked orange/runny version you see in Japan. I also think it could’ve been seasoned better and slightly sweeter. Really wanted to like this place but it could use some tweaks!
Got the tamago sando - had really high hopes for this but I feel like they overcook their eggs! It was a little chalky and it kinda ruined it for me. I was hoping for the slightly undercooked orange/runny version you see in Japan. I also think it could’ve been seasoned better and slightly sweeter. Really wanted to like this place but it could use some tweaks!
Thanks to Amanda and Felix Eats, we decided to try Katsu Sando 808 when we were at the Kaka’ako Farmers Market. We had the tankatsu sando and found it flavorful. The bread was very soft. A sandwich was definitely a meal for me.
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Thanks to Amanda and Felix Eats, we decided to try Katsu Sando 808 when we were at the Kaka’ako Farmers Market. We had the tankatsu sando and found it flavorful. The bread was very soft. A sandwich was definitely a meal for me.
It's been a long overdue visit to the Kakaako Farmers Market! WOW, wow, wow have things changed! It's huge, with a great variety of vendors! From clothing, to plants, to pet snacks and human food, it was amazing! I got the Takoyaki and the Original combo, and it was oishi! I asked for less mayo and sauce, and it was a perfect blend. Topped with bonito flakes and whatever else it was, I savored ever bite. It was served hot off the grill
Thanks to Amanda and Felix Eats, we decided to try Katsu Sando 808 when we were at the Kaka’ako Farmers Market. We had the tankatsu sando and found it flavorful. The bread was very soft. A sandwich was definitely a meal for me.
Their food truck it located on Hickam and open for lunch Mon-Fri near the Hickam commissary. Their pricing are good and their Tonkatsu sandwiches and their egg salad sandwiches are fantastic. I feel their fries are best plain but they offer furikake or curry fries as well. They sometimes have curry dipping sauce for the fries. Overall, a great lunch but if you are hungry you will probably need a couple of sandwiches to get filled up.
These were ok. I wanted to try this because everyone was raving about this. I think these are overhyped and not worth $11. The Katsu was tough and not juicy for me. Would not go here again.