Firehouse Subs brings fan favorite sandwich back, donating portion of sales to Maui wildfire relief

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Firehouse Subs is reintroducing a Hawaiian-style sandwich after an eight-year hiatus, the chain announced on Monday.

The Florida-based fast casual chain is offering their King's Hawaiian Pork & Slaw Sandwich for a limited time. The sandwich is loaded with pulled pork, pepper jack cheese, and coleslaw on a King's Hawaiian sweet bun.

In a statement, Firehouse Subs announced that a portion of every Hawaiian sandwich purchase will go to a Hawaii disaster relief fund managed by Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation. Communities in the Aloha State are still struggling after wildfires ravaged parts of Lahaina and Maui over the summer.

«The funds raised will help support disaster relief and recovery efforts by providing lifesaving equipment and resources to first responders and those affected by the devastating wildfires in Lahaina and Maui this summer,» Firehouse Subs explained in a press release.

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The Florida-based fast casual chain is offering their King's Hawaiian Pork & Slaw Sandwich for a limited time. (Firehouse Subs / Fox News)

The chain also announced an «island-inspired» Tropical Cherry Lime-Aid to pair with the sweet-and-savory sandwich. Customers are also able to purchase zero-sugar or sparkling versions of the drink.

«For more than eight years, guests have been continuously sending us messages asking us to bring back the King's Hawaiian Pork & Slaw,» Firehouse Subs Chief Marketing Officer Yosef Hojchman said in a statement. 

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Exteriors of a Firehouse Subs location