Share Your Table - Prelude - Eat The Street For Japan

Honolulu’s burgeoning mobile food truck community is sharing their aloha for Japan by serving newly created Japanese-inspired menu items for Eat The Street:Japan. The event organizers are partnering with the American Red Cross to accept donations for Japan disaster relief efforts and many of the food trucks will be contributing a portion of their sales that night.

Prelude - Eat The Street For Japan

Honolulu street food rally dedicated to Japan earthquake and tsunami relief

“Our hearts and prayers go out to Japan. The trucks are coming open arms and are working hard to incorporate Japanese flavors on their menus” said Eat The Street founder, Poni Askew, creator of the website StreetGrindz.com From Soul Patrol’s toragashi spiced catfish po’ boys and Melt’s bacon and kabocha grilled cheese sandwich to Shogunai Tacos’ Osaka Jo tacos seasoned with pork marinated with ginger, soy, lemon and garlic, and topped with furikake, the wide variety of items provide event goers an opportunity to experience Japanese flavors as diverse as Honolulu’s mobile food community. More than 30 trucks and food vendors will be participating in Eat The Street For Japan.