A Traditional Style of Hawaiian Cooking

Hawaii Food Products is widely known in Hawaii and beyond for the variety of Hawaiian delicacies that it manufactures and distributes under their Ono Ono Brand on Oahu.

Hawaii Food Products is fully integrated, from farm to Ready-To-Eat. They not only manufacture and distribute foods, but also grows the likes of banana, taro, ti leaves, potatoes and other crop at their own farm, to augment their food processing.

We are the best local brand for authentic, fresh, savory Hawaiian and Polynesian cuisine.

Find our products in supermarkets state-wide, local restaurants, food trucks, and even in fundraisers. See list of stores at bottom of this page.

Shop online at www.onlyfromhawaii.com and www.orderhawaiianfood.com.

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Our Hawaiian food products

Local Hawaiian food:

Lau Lau — A traditional food for all occasions in Hawaii. From the great taste of pork lau lau, chicken lau lau, pork with vegetables or simple vegetable lau lau, you will find no better place to buy these varieties than at Hawaii Food Products.

Hawaiian Meat:

Char Siu — Island-style char siu pork (sweet pork) is broiled using tender boneless pork and marinated in spices. Used as a garnish, condiment or pupu. It compliments saimin and other noodle dishes.

Portuguese sausage — Fully cooked and ready to eat, Portuguese sausage (linguisa) is an island favorite for breakfast and a great idea for fundraisers.

Kalua Pork, Chicken and Turkey — Cooked in traditional style. Popular at parties or luaus. These products can be eaten as main dishes or in salads and sandwiches.

Roast Pork — Broiled whole pig or pork bellies with special ingredients. Roast pork comes either as Chinese or Filipino style (lechon).

Lomi Salmon and Poi — Lomi salmon is made fresh the island way using the locally grown tomato, onion and salted salmon. Steamed and extruded from taro with a fine touch, poi has great nutritional value. Poi eaten with lomi salmon is a great combination.

Luau (Taro) Leaves — Whether it’s from the lush valley of Hanalei or from Oahu’s North Shore, only the tender leaves are steamed for your taro leaf dishes. Or purchase your own to cook with.

A Hawaiian Meal — What better dishes to have for your dinner than a complete meal of all your favorite Hawaiian foods on one plate! For your next meal, let us be the answer for all your Hawaiian food needs.