Thai Village

Came during lunch and wasn't too busy. Got seated right away.Curry, pad thai & Lao sausage with jasmine rice.It was so good! The pad thai was nicely flavored. Not dry at all. The Lao sausage was so yummy. It compliments the curry so much. So good.The customer service here is great! They really check on you and make sure you are helped.I'd definitely come back here for Thai food.

Popped in on a whim for lunch and was seated quickly. Menu has all the Thai selections you may be hungry for. Portions are decent, prices are the usual but a good meal can add up to a good amount. Lots of seating available. Ample parking.

[Disclaimer] This review is only for their Thai Ice Coffee. The right amount of sweetness in the coffee. The half & half adds the creaminess/richness.The service was friendly and nice.The place is nicely decorated and can accommodate 2 large parties, but mostly parties of less than four.

Love this place! Lots of parking! Good food with good service too! Got their stuffed chicken wings, yellow curry with beef and sticky rice, chicken eggplant stir fry and seafood fried rice. Everything was so delish!

I've passed by Thai Village numerous times, yet never knew of its existence! Mahalo to my dear friend Terry K. for hosting a get-together over Thai food and fellowship!The restaurant is on the smaller end as we took up two large tables. Unassuming on the outside. There's also seating for smaller parties as well. Minimal Thai-inspired decor, a casual atmosphere, and our food constantly flowed out and water was refilled by the worker.She wonderfully orchestrated the dinner, choosing for us the dishes. We ate family style enjoying various appetizers and entrees such as curries, noodles, and Lao sausage. I enjoyed the Fish Cake and Yellow Curry.I enjoyed the filling meal at Thai Village but not as much as the time I spent reuniting with Yelpers! Mahalo for the food, Terry K., and for all the thoughtful goodies! A hui hou!

Aloha Kyra!Thank you Terry for a great reason to gather creating this UYE as we're excited to hear that Kyra who moved to Cali from Hawai'i returned for a visit with her Dad along with planning this event here at Thai Village which was done so as City Square has a lot of parking for the group so that we don't have issues upon arrival. With that this restaurant is a bit cozy though accommodated the group that had to be divided with a couple of tables and as everyone started to trickle in some I've rarely if any have seen in awhile was so nice to see.Menu was also arranged...starting with Spring Rolls, Fish Patties, Fried Chicken, Laos Style Sausage, Yellow Curry with Chicken, Pad Thai with Beef and Oyster Sauce Vegetables with Shrimp...love the menu item choices as it took the decision away especially after a long work week my mindset is so thankful.The spring rolls aren't as crunch as I love it to be but is very flavorful wrapped with some lettuce as it didn't need any sauce, the fish patties scared me not knowing what's in it so I stayed away from it though many around me did enjoy them...fried chicken simply yummy so crispy yet tender is one that I could have again and again, Laos Style Sausage was a lovely surprise that was filled with spices and a touch of heat we were saying how this would be yummy broken up into fried rice lol! Yellow Curry with chicken was a delightful mellow dish that just was so comforting though they brought out a bowl of rice preferred it with the sticky rice we had. Pad Thai with Beef is the classic that I love and is the dish I must have at any Thai restaurant which was yummy and full of flavor not the dry more of a wet pad Thai but the noodles was a bit broken making it hard to eat and lacked the egg that I love, the Oyster Sauce Vegetables with Shrimp sadly I couldn't have with my allergies but what a lovely dinner course that everyone seemed to have enjoyed.Thank you Terry for arranging it all, Li for the Purve Donuts, Donna for the cutest lil Tic tacs, Peter I love the drink packs and Jackie for the treats. A lovely night and meeting new peeps made it a night to remember.Thank you!

Another dynamite UYE with fabulous friends! Huge gratitude to staff at this location, Terry K for being a gracious host and sharing delectable goodies from Ikeda's in CA. Thank you Li Y & Kyra K for sharing fresh and yummy Purve Donuts, Donna O for tic tacs, Peter Y for picker upper beverage packets, Iris T and Jackie K for various treats. Amazing to catch up on life, places to eat, travels, meaning of family crest with Kyra K and her dad. Finally get to meet and chat IRL with Jackie K. Such a blessing to catch up with our former and long time Yelp CM, Emi H. Spring Rolls: Yummy and crispy when served hot and fresh. Fish Patties: Mild, flavorful, tender, easy to consume and pull apart. Tasty. Fried Chicken: One of my fave apps for tender, boneless chicken with crispy, crunchy batter. There were absolutely no leftovers after everyone got their piece. Even Peter C mentioned could go for another round of chicken. Laos Sausage: One of our faves too. Raves, oooh and ah ha moments that's packed with bursting flavors and followed up with a spicy kick. Tasty when consumed alone, dipped with accompanying sauce, goes well with sticky rice, rice, fried rice, and so forth. The sky is the limit. Yellow Curry with Chicken: Mild and served with a side order of rice. Curry integrated well and soaked in a bed of rice. Peter Y inquired, "Did you eat all your curry with chopsticks?" My response, "Yes. I did." Without even realizing it, I'm supposed to use my spoon and fork as the people do in Thailand. Pad Thai with Beef: Flavorful, yet noodles were a little overcooked, appeared shorter. Prefer longer noodles. Oyster Sauce Veggie with Seafood: Made fresh and delicious. Long table of 12 and another table with 8. Restrooms are located outside and need a key to enter. Inquire with restaurant staff. Thank you everyone for the great conversations! Till next time.

To kick off our wedding anniversary celebrations, my husband and I chose to have a quick lunch at Thai Village, and it was a delightful prelude to our bigger plans. We started with two refreshing Thai teas, perfectly balanced with a rich, creamy sweetness and just the right amount of spice.For our appetizer, we indulged in the summer rolls, which were fresh and vibrant, bursting with crisp vegetables, tender shrimp, and fragrant herbs, all wrapped in delicate rice paper and served with a savory peanut dipping sauce.The main course was the highlight: an exquisite Panang curry. This dish was a symphony of flavors, with tender slices of chicken immersed in a rich, creamy coconut milk base, infused with the bold, aromatic flavors of Panang curry paste, lime leaves, and sweet basil. The balance of sweet, salty, and spicy notes made every bite a delightful experience.The ambiance at Thai Village is warm and inviting, and the service is outstanding. Our hostess was incredibly gracious, wishing us a happy 7th anniversary and sharing that she'll be celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary in October, which added a lovely, personal touch to our visit.Thai Village has won our hearts, and we will undoubtedly make it a must-visit spot every time we're in Hawaii. This wonderful meal set the perfect tone for our anniversary festivities.

Love the ambience of this place. Cute decor and nice people. Service was good. Pleasant workers. Had Spring rolls and Pad Thai.

Hands down the worst Pad See Ew I've ever had. Dish was dry, three pieces of broccoli, zero flavor, gluggy noodles . Looks just like it tastes.