Low International Food - Deli in Hilo - 222 Kilauea Ave, USA

Must try their famous Rainbow Bread. If you're flying out today, don't forget to grab a to go box filled with breads, shortbread cookies, and other bake goods.They will happily pack it for you. Nice locally owned business.

I have been eating there since the early 90s'. Food is ok, great value for the price paid. A bit overrated as a lot of folks mention "must try" place to eat. Gotta hand it to the owners for the great laugh today. Upon arrival, we noticed a lot of "mask required" signs. Consideting mask requirements have been done for nearly a year, we didn't think much about the signs. The man behind the counter stated "you need to wear a mask or pull your shirt over your face" Not wanting to looknlike I was robbing the place, I webt back to my car to retrieve masks frkm my "stash" that I thought I wouldn't be needing. I made my purchase and left. Experience would have been exponentially better if they weren't germophobes. Good place to check out, great selection of plate lunches and baked goods. Definitely not a "must see", more like "check it out if you're on a budget, but want a decent meal or snack."

Employees coughing in the store while strict masks are preached here. Someone has been watching too much Chinese state television. Banana bread was just wheat bread with 0.000001% banana flavor. Not what i expected..

I can't say too much about the food here, but I hear it's pretty solid! I almost exclusively come here for the rainbow bread. Usually a whole box of it, plus a loaf to eat while I'm in Hilo. This is a must-visit spot for me when I come here. This past visit, I had some of the cookies and they were AMAZING. So now, I guess I'm coming here for bread and cookies! Will definitely try the food next time, too! The menu was a good size and I love a good plate lunch!

Great place and variety of breads available with reasonable prices.

A smidget of Hae'dja'aku? Their Korean chicken remains moist, evenly fried somewhat crisp yet truly Asian in presentation. A wonderful meal: Korean chicken, macaroni on the side.

Famous for Pickled Mango, Pickled Starfruit, Rainbow Bread (Guava, liliko'i, taro), Ulu bread, etc. A must visit for awesome eats! I swear I gain 5 pounds every time I come home. I took a box to take home full of goodies...I should have mailed it. You can take pickled fruits home if commercially made thru agriculture.

Mango bread I got for the first time was gently sweet and fluffy. I’d definitely try another one!