8 Best Thai Restaurants near Hauula

“Delicious food. We were on the hunt for Thai and no other restaurant worked out. So glad we found this one!!! Food was hot and cooked to order. Spice levels were spot on and flavor was fantastic. Gotta give this one a try! I recommend the shrimp fried rice.“

“Great food for a fair price!“

“Delicious vegetarian options! You can add tofu, even if it’s not listed on the menu. I got the Pad Kee Mao with Tofu, and it was a generous and tasty portion of noodles + tofu + veggies. This is probably the best value for money I’ve had so far while visiting Hawaii. There are nice picnic tables where you can eat-in. Appreciate the tasty food and service with a smile!“

“Been going here for almost 10 years! I used to live around the corner and went almost everyday. Tommy and his wife are the most kind people ever and they will always be my first stop coming home. I moved off island a few years ago but come home every year and they always remember me and still have the best food! I always get the garlic chicken and spring rolls?????? highly recommend“

“Cashew chicken was awesome“

“Ate here for the first time two years ago and it was literally my first time ever having pad Thai and it changed me. We ate the food at sunset beach across the street and it was a core memory. Coming back two years later made me nervous it wouldn’t live up to the hype we had set but alas, it was even better than we remembered. Absolutely worth getting, but let Thai food at sunset beach be your new core memory!“

“So this Thai village is located inside of Mililani town Center. There is lots of parking all around. We went on a Saturday and let me tell you. It was nice and quiet if you’re looking for a place that’s more relaxed and a safer place for children they also have an Allied universal security guard posted up right in the golf cart right in the middle so it makes you feel really safe. You know just the securities’s present is present makes a whole difference and I see that the kids feel a lot safer but other than that we went inside the Thai village restaurant. It’s fairly small, but there are tables where you can fit up to about 4 to 6 people we ended up getting the red curry with sticky rice and the long rice soup. Oh my gosh, it was so delicious but the total was about $70 because we ordered it to go. Also if you do order red curry you have to order the rice separate. I think it’s because it is a two goal but red curry cost around $20. It comes with potatoes, carrots, and oh my gosh it was amazing. I totally would go there again and even though the chicken long rice soup was amazing as well. I wish I took a picture of it, but I scarfed it down sorry guys other than that definitely a must try.!!! and it got busy very quickly. It was probably around 5 PM.“

“I ordered the fried calimari and the green chicken curry. The green curry was amazing and served hot as it should be. It took a bit to cool down, but it was worth the wait. Meanwhile, I was going to start on the calamari and basically I received 1 big clumped up ball of calamari. Seems she just took it out of the freezer and threw it in the fryer. It tasted ok because the oil seemed mixed with other foods. The worst part was halfway when I bit into it, I got a clump of raw flour. I wasn't wanting a royal greeting or any for that matter, but it seemed like I was bothering her and keeping her from being on her phone. Would I go back, maybe. The curry was really good and I actually want to try the pad thai if I do pass by there again.“