Chyler’s Hawaiian Beef Chips

Addicting! Inside Side street Inn. My friend brought home a bag and within minutes it was all gone! The next time we visited hawaii, we bought their whole inventory. They have pepper and original flavor! Both great! Warning: can’t just have one bag.
Downside: their website doesn’t work. You can’t order online. They should take the site down so people aren’t misled that they are able to get this yummy snack without going there.

These beef chips have great texture very chippy but it’s so sweet. After you eat 2 I can’t have anymore. If they cut back on the sugar it would be good

Thin and crispy, so addicting, they just can’t keep up with demand.
I found another brand which is good too,

These beef chips are good but there is a major customer service problem. I bought over 100 worth of chips because a friend of mine gave me some when he visited HI. 6 weeks and still nothing has arrives. I email Chyler’s to see what’s going on. They say that their machine is broken and they haven’t got around to making them yet. Well great, how about letting your customers know that? I then ask for a refund and for them to email me after they fix their machine. Another 3 weeks pass by and no reply again. So it’s been almost 3 months now. Enough is enough, at least let your customer’s know what’s going on instead of ignoring them!

Addictive!
Chyler’s beef chips are thin crunchy dried chips. Once you start munching on them you can’t stop… at least I can’t! Once only sold at Side Street Inn and online they can now be found at the Windward Mall Farmers Market. It’s a small family run business and Chyler herself is there with her mom and dad learning the business.
The chips come in different teriyaki flavor. My favorite is the mild, but they also have peppered.
This is a great pupu or gift… it’s something totally different! If you can’t make it to Windward Mall on Wednesdays the chips can be purchased at both Side Street Inns.
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Calsen (owner of Chyler’s HBC) informed me that they’ve recently added «approximately 12.5% more chips in each bag.» More savory bites for the same price! They now have it in 1.125 oz, 2.25 oz and 4.50 oz. avail only at expos and fairs. Their sites updates regularly about upcoming dates of events.
The website still carries the same sizes for the same price: 2oz ($ 6), 4oz ($ 11.50) and 8oz ($ 22). The Furikake and Wasabi flavored ones are about $.75 more.
Their mouth-​watering beef chips are now also avail every Tuesday in Ward, in the parking lot across from the Ward’s Farmers Market (by Marukai) from 9am to 1pm.
Unfortunately, I’m stuck at work in Kahala during those hours. Oh well, I’m just going to have to bribe my friends and family to go down there and stock up for me.