Quick Thai

My Favorite place to get Chicken Pad Thai. Located in Waikele Outlet Mall. Lots of Out door seating in front. The owner is very nice and sweet and I tell her all the time I absolutely love her pad Thai It is not dry at all and is very flavorful. But of course I can see a lot of people not enjoying as a lot of places make pad Thai differently. It does lack a few ingredients but I love the flavor and texture of the meal itself. Its worth a try if you are ever in the area for a quick Thai meal. Price is reasonable and she always gives a lot in 1 plate. I have yet to try her other dishes but this is by far my favorite.

Found out about this place in Waikele Premium Outlets and was kind of disappointed after going. It's just a little kiosk in the middle of it. Quick Thai is just that. Basic drinks and food that are kind of authentic. There's not a whole lot on the menu to get here. Basically it's like a kiosk. It's at least located next to some tables so you have a place to sit. The menu isn't that much with only a few things. A lot of meaty things like beef. There's pretty much nothing for vegetarians. About the only thing is Thai tea and that's if they even have any. The food has plates of meats and rice among other things. Crappy options for a place surrounded by other things with more stuff and better. It's not actually a restaurant, just a kiosk. The menu is pretty limited, with nothing to eat for vegans and vegetarians.

Small shack. When I just want some Thai to go, I always seem to come here. It's on my way home and there is never a line when I get here. I don't understand why because the food is good here. Or maybe it's because the owner is so quick, she just pumps them out. Either way it convenient and good. Menu is limited and they don't serve anything with beef because of space limitations. They don't even have spring rolls because Alyssandra's Lumpia express is next door. Also the stand doesn't have room for a fryer. There's plenty of outside seating but the area fills up quick with all the nearby restaurants and stands. Overall four stars. Food is quickly prepared and really good. Prices are reasonable. Now excuse me, I'm heading across the seating area. I'm off to get spring rolls err egg rolls err lumpia. Yea that's it. M

Love coming here to grab lunch on the go after shopping! I ordered their chicken eggplant stir fry to go! Priced cheaper than other Thai restaurants. My plate comes with rice too! They cook it after you place your order so it's made to order fresh.

Had to go to the Outlet Mall and stopped here for the chicken red curry. Its ok. Its not very spicy so good for mild palettes. Good taste though. Portion was on the small size. Although it cane with two scoops of white rice, the amount of curry is about 1/2 to 3/4 of what I get at other Thai restaurants. Since its at the small food court, seating is tight.

I ordered food at this place today for the second time because I was shopping at the outlet park. I ordered two things pad Thai and Panang Curry. The pad thai had some hard pieces of some unknown substance in it and also we found a piece of plastic in the food. The Panang Curry I special ordered and explicitly asked for only basil and bamboo shoots but when I received the order it had eggplant in it.One more thing; I love rice, especially sticky rice with my Thai curry. Not only did they not offer sticky rice but the white rice that they did offer was mushy and overcooked. There is nothing worse than overcooked rice unless you're making some type of rice porridge.Needless to say we won't be back to this location again as they are overpriced anyway and everything is way too sweet.I highly recommend you wait and go to your favorite Thai restaurant versus eating here because quick is not always better.

It's probably been about a year since going to the Off Saks 5th Ave side of Waikele. We had some Uber Eats credit so opted to do a pickup order from Quick Thai, which is on that side of the outlet mall.As their name suggests, the food was prepared quickly. Their menu is small but a fairly good variety. As soon as our order was put in, we drove over to pick it up and it was already ready at the window. I would say it was no more than 15 minutes from order to pickup. Because it's a small kiosk, I could see the wait easily being much longer over the weekend or during holiday sales. We opted for our usual panang curry and pad Thai. The panang had just a hint of heat, and came with some white rice to soak up all the curry goodness. The pad thai was fine, nothing majorly special. While not my favorite place for Thai food on island, I would say it's the perfect spot to pick up a quick bite if you're in the area shopping.

I appreciate the fact that the food is prepared upon ordering. It's not sitting in warming pans for hours, unlike a neighboring eatery. I ordered panang curry on my first visit and was able to customize it, another reason why I appreciate this location. I'm not having to dig out veggies I don't like. It was so yummy, I couldn't wait to go back and order it again. I went back one week later to have it again!! It didn't disappoint. It may just become a weekly habit.

Haven't been here to the Premium Outlets in like 5+ years. Went with my brother as he was looking for shoes on sale. We came to the mall about a few minutes before 11am (when the stores open) ... Boy, is the place dead...it's like a world of a difference if you would compare shopping around 11 - 12 noon to a weekend I can imagine. Now you know...good time to go shopping there with parking galore !Anyway, since my brother was treating...I wanted to eat Thai food and saw this small kiosk with the female working (must be the owner). I am thinking to myself, wow with so many food options how is this one person to handle the crowd of food orders ?? Unless, there is another worker that would come later, or have two in that small kiosk during the weekends...don't know how two can move persons can move about in this small limited kiosk. I chose their Pad Thai with Chicken (they also serve with shrimp - no pork or beef). I wanted it 'spicy' as I wanted to compare their spice level with Thai Village (Dillingham Square) - in particular against their 'Thai Hot'. We waited over 15 minutes at an open table about 40 feet away. Seems she had to cook two other orders before ours, as there was an order for 3 plates waiting to be picked up, and then another order of two plates --- like I said, wow she would get smashed with orders with a long wait time if there were more people ordering. After bringing our plates and drinks (brother ordered water which came in that 16.9 oz plastic bottle and my Diet Coke in the 12 oz can) to our table, I opened the cover to reveal a nice displayed presentation of the Pad Thai. Second impression is its color was a lot of orange/brownish --- meaning it must be hot (spice wise). With the first bite, I could taste that it was spicy and the more bites I took, the more stronger the spice level turned hot. So ... I would say their 'Spicy' level is slightly hotter than Thai Village's 'Thai Hot'. I liked it, but could not get over the amount of oil showing on the bottom of the plate... a LOT...Don't know if that's their way of cooking Pad Thai with a lot of oil ... but yeah, you will notice it ... cannot miss it. The amount of chicken in the plate was all right, not generous ... pieces were sliced. While talking with my brother, I initially told him that I'd never come back as there was a considerable amount of oil ... but I think I'd give it another try.The food was delicious and I liked their spice level ! I just wonder how long the wait would be if it was lunch or dinner time on the weekend ...

Its exactly what it is "quick" not great, just "quick"...a step up from a cup of noodles for $12.99? Or was it $14.99....idk but you make your decision.