Thai Village

delish neighborhood spot!come here all the time because it's convenient, the food is yummy, and the service is great! some of my favorites: paid thai, fried chicken, green curry, panang curry, cashew chicken, and sticky rice. there's always music playing, generous portions, fast service, and BYOB!

I still love coming here for Thai food. Food is good and consistent. I typically get the pad si ewe or the udon middle soup which comes with a drink a three spring rolls. Food is delicious and worth it here. The service was pretty good here and the servers are nice. It's clean inside and has a when it's hot outside. They have so much on their menu. Highly recommend the calamari too. So good as an appetizer. Everything is good here. Check them out. You will thank me.

On my way home from an appointment, I sat inside for lunch to satisfy my craving for Rad Nah. Of course, I had to ask for a takeout container. The flavor was tasty - could have used more broccoli though. I added more when I had it for leftovers. Clean and well-kept with a mellow ambience. First time eating inside. A good spot for lunch. Carol's mom helped me this time. She was just as pleasant and welcoming. She was nice enough to hold my takeout while I made a quick run to Safeway. She mentioned that Carol is training on the mainland for a year and will be managing a poplar Waikiki hotel when she returns.

Decided to try this place as we've never been to any of the Thai Village restaurants. Located in the Waimalu Shopping Plaza, plenty of parking. Walked into a nicely cooled place which was nice since it was a hot day. We were greeted with How many? Sit anywhere you like. That person was also our server, she was pleasant, but not really personable.So of course we were comparing this place to other Thai restaurants we go to. Our daughter said how much she loves this place and has to go whenever she is in town and a coworker of my husband also said it's good. Our order:Papaya Salad - Plain, shredded papaya and carrot, tomato, cabbage? And a piece of lettuce with the sauce poured on top, you know the sauce with vinegar, fish sauce, sugar. We're used to having more stuff in it, like bean sprouts, Thai basil.Spring Rolls - It was nice and hot, but not to my liking. It was wrapped in rice paper which gave it a chewy texture, I prefer the wrapper like the lumpia wrapper, fried crispy. Served with lettuce, cucumber and mint leaves with the same sauce on the papaya salad only with some chopped peanuts added to it.Panang Curry with Chicken - I enjoyed this the most, but still prefer other restaurants. We like that it looked as if they use chicken breast sliced thin, onions green peppers and string beans. Sauce was more on the thin side with a good spicy peanutty taste, but my husband prefers when you can taste more of the coconut milk. Brown Rice & Jasmine Rice - brown rice was not like a regular brown rice and the Jasmine rice was nice fluffy and hot.No Mango Sticky Rice, our fav Thai place in Kapolei seems to always have it when we go. So no dessert for us this time.My husband said the bathroom was clean.It was just ok for us.

Thai Village - WaimaluOverall: **** Recommended ****Food: ***Value: ***Menu: ****Ambiance: ****Service: ****Parking: ***** lots right in front, freeConveniently located next to our hairdresser, we find ourselves enjoying a lunch at Thai VIllage - Waimalu quite frequently. We've tried many dishes (see ratings below) and the food has been good to ok. Thai Village has five locations, four between Waimalu to Mililani. They are currently using the same dry chicken crumbles as Bangkok Chef, not chicken thighs, so I would order dishes with other meats or seafood. When I recently viewed their Menu on Yelp, I was shocked at their prices. However, the prices are Grub Hub's hugely marked up prices, not the true restaurant's prices. For example, Grub Hub adds approximately $8 on the Pad Thai Noodles and $10 on the Fried Calamari. When I mentioned it to the restaurant owner, she wasn't even aware of this. Be careful for marked-up prices with 3rd party menus! I usually call the restaurants for take out to avoid any possible fees.RATINGS & RECOMMENDED ORDER:Basil Stir-fry w/ fish fillet = BSpring Rolls = BSpicy Fish Fillet = CFried Calamari = CEggplant Stir-fry w/ pork = CPad Kee Mao = CPad See Ew w/ chicken = CSummer Rolls = CGarlic Curry = C Pad Thai = C Yelp: https://yelp.to/AVdLx071J4Website: https://hawaiithaivillage.com/Google: https://maps.app.goo.gl/G3zLd37vu1VWnhba9?g_st=icYELP: Milton KSorry! They allow only one 12 second video & the remaining to 3 seconds, with maximum of 10 pictures/videos. The full video and pictures of the entire menu can be found on other platforms/apps: MiltonIn808RATINGS KEY: A = Really Good - one of the best B = Good - would order again C = ok - similar, nothing special D = Not very good - wouldn't order F = Terrible - avoid

BRUH...With the recent closures of neighboring restaurants, Waimalu Shopping Plaza suddenly has limited options. Thai Village was my number two pick of the night. Service was slow.Food was mediocre across the board: curry, cucumber salad, fried fish, summer rolls, pho, sticky rice.Limited dessert and drink menu.Prices start at 16$ and up per dish.Not ideal for large parties. Booster seats available upon request.Convenience over quality in this area at this point haha.

Had a craving for Thai food & decided to give this place a go. Whenever I go to a new thai restaurant, I always get their basil + protein dish because you can't really get that wrong. In this instance, I had their chicken basil. I also ordered some of their spring rolls. To my surprise, they asked if I wanted rice with my (to go) order. Obviously? They charge $3 for a pint of jasmine rice. Uh...The main dish itself was ok? Like, it tasted fine. Nothing to write home about and definitely not spicy at all. It was average. On the plus side, there was plenty of it so you could probably get one main dish and share it with your partner if you wanted....if you had enough rice to go around. The spring rolls were also just ok. I did like their sauce a lot. It's much sweeter than a place like Thai bistro's (a thai restaurant in oahu i also like). But $16 for 6 small pieces? I dunno about that. In short, I thought the food was just ok which is a shame because in a place like Oahu they have some steep competition. If Bangkok Chef were closer to me, that'd be my go to place. As it is, I go to Thai Bistro Suksabay and I think their food is a level better than what is offered at Thai village, and they don't charge for rice. I had a to go order but the restaurant has plenty of seating if you choose to stop in for dinner. On this friday night, it wasn't packed at all. I don't know if that is a good or bad thing.I will say the parking situation is great. There is ample parking, so bring all your big trucks and SUVs.

We came as soon as they opened to avoid the lunchtime crowd. Greeted pleasantly as we walked in.Ordered spring rolls, fried chicken, pad si eiw, pad thai and panang curry. The fried chicken was nice and crispy and so was the spring roll. Both were good and my favorites. Pad si eiw is the flat, wide noodles and is salty versus sweet. Pad Thai is sweeter versus salty. Both were good just a matter of noodle preference and salty or sweet.Panang curry has peanut butter and it was still a bit spicy for me even though ordered mild.

Still one of my favorite Thai restaurants. Just wanted to update my review (STILL AT 5 STARS FOR ME) because I tried a new dish that completely blew me away. Curry pad thai...talk about bringing two dishes together to make one terrific dish! This is my new GO-TO at Thai Village and not something I've seen at other Thai restaurants. It's a step up from your regular pad thai and gives it a little kick with the curry flavoring. While the pricing may be a little higher than other Thai restaurants, everything I get from here is always top notch. You get quality with your food. I've also recently tried the calamari. I don't recommend getting it for take out because it's probably better eaten fresh. While it still tastes good as take out, it loses its crunchiness by the time you open it up at home. I do not recommend the cashew chicken. My boyfriend really wanted to try it, but I did not find it to my liking at all. Not a whole lot of flavor and it's quite liquidy. Pass.Thai tea is still a winner here. I always add it on to my order when I come here.

we decided to try this place out since we live so close and it's always so busy and no wonder it's always packed .... it's delicious!! we got summer rolls, pad see ew, and a green curry! the curry was creamy yet a touch of spiciness, the pad see ew noodles were thick and chewy with a delicious flavor on the eggs and broccoli and chicken as well! cannot recommend this place and am very excited to bring my friends here next time