https://www.yelp.com/biz/aloha-mixed-plate-lahaina

• Prices: $12-19
• Cheap-but-wonderful restaurant
• The upper deck has a roof that retracts at night so you can see the stars
• Mai tais ($8) are legendary, and customers love the plantation fare, including updated shoyu chicken ($12), kalbi ribs ($19) and mochiko chicken ($12).
• Reservations advised
• Arrive at sunset for a special treat: Not only will you see a spectacular show at sea, but you’ll also be able to hear the show next door at Old Lahaina Luau

https://www.yelp.com/biz/sunrise-cafe-lahaina?osq=sunrise+cafe

• Prices: $6.95-$13.95, cash only
• Hole-in-the-wall diner built around a tree offers three specials for $6.95 (eggs plus pancake, French toast or waffle). Add coffee for $2.75 plus tax, and you’ve spent slightly less than $10.
• This tiny mom-and-pop is hard to find. It’s across the street from the Lahaina Public Library

https://www.yelp.com/biz/joeys-kitchen-lahaina-2

• Prices: $6-$21
• Fresh island fish, plate lunches and Filipino fusion.
• Food court cafe in Whalers Village
• Joey’s is on the bottom level of the mall a few steps from the beach. Take your plate to go (I think they charge 25c for takeout containers)