Thai Village

Had some good Thai food in Waipahu at this restaurant in the Waipi'o Shopping Center. It may be a small place, but it's big on taste at least. Thai Village is pretty authentic with the flavors and spiciness. Prices have gotten higher but they aren't that bad for the big portions you get. You can get things that are meaty, or you can get vegetarian options with tofu as a protein. Even though the place is small, it wasn't crowded. It's a place that doesn't even have bathrooms inside. These are actually located outside and have a key. A pretty big menu with lots of classic favorites. It's about $18 for an entree, which is kind of a lot but you're getting a lot. Each of us got a curry. These are made with fish sauce, but ask them to leave it out to make these vegetarian. I got the Green Curry. This is made with basil, bell peppers, coconut milk, eggplant, green curry sauce, and a choice of protein. Good spice and there's more you can add. There's other things like noodles and rice entrees if wanting something like those. Good place to get authentic Thai food. It's located in the part of the shopping center north of the Foodland and some other Chinese restaurant. There's plenty of options for vegans and vegetarians.

I love Thai Village! Their Waipio location looks small in the front but they have more tables and seats in the back. This time, we wanted to be adventurous and try new things. We ordered the fish fillet, curry pad thai, eggplant stirfry, and banana rice cake.The fish fillet is deep fried but the fish and batter is so light! It comes with a spicy garlic sauce to dip the fish in... that sauce is so good! I would buy a bottle of it! The curry pad thai is very unique and flavorful! It's like a step up from the regular pad thai. The eggplant stirfry is also good. I wanted to try the ong choy stirfry but they didn't have ong choy that day so I went with the eggplant which is something I've already tried from them. I wanted to try their desserts. Our server recommended the banana rice cake and tapioca. I've already tried tapioca so I went with the banana rice cake. It was interesting... it wasn't terrible but I don't think I'd get it again.

Amazing food and awesome service. The restaurant is neat and clean with nice decor. I love the Panang curry with seafood.

Infinitely Oblivious !!! Worth the drive from anywhere to eat here!!! Authentic and fun! Their version of Thai cuisine is amazing!!! If you haven't tried Thai Village? Go!!!

Love this spot! My go to for Thai food take out! I order food from here and separate it into various containers with rice and wala it's my meal prep for work lunches for the week! Some of my faves from here are the yellow curry with chicken, chicken eggplant stir fry, chicken basil stir fry, and beef ong choy!

Good service. Food is good. Although not being our first time here we came today cause the Chinese restaurant next door was fully booked. We were satisfied to the point of not being super full. That's the one good thing with Thai food. The quantity isn't that much. Quality of food was above average. I've had better. But for something close to home I can't complain. If you're in the area and craving Thai come try this ol e and let me know what you think.

Friendly service. I do appreciate the chit-chat when I'm waiting for my food. Me and my wife used to always mix our curry with the Pad Thai and now we don't have to! They have a dish specifically for that!

My husband & I arrived at 7:50 PM and the staff told us that they were oonly taking take-out. The posted says close at 9 PM and we just watched another guests leave, they were seated. We left and went to Thai Village at Waimalu Plaza, arrived at 8:02 pm, sat us with no problem. We won't be going to Thai Village in Waipio anymore. A Big Shout Out & 5 to Waimalu Thai Village for your excellent customer service & delicious food. Hope they enjoy their 25% tip.

I was excited to try the Curry Pad Thai because I sometimes crave pad thai but then get tired of the sweetness halfway through. The curry definitely gave it a slightly spicier note but the dish was way too salty and needed maybe double the noodles for balance. Would've also liked to see more bean sprouts, green onions, and the crushed peanuts that give pad thai its hallmark appeal. Sadly, this dish was the bottom of the 3 things we ordered. (2/5) The red curry was a sort of hybrid between the reds and greens I've had and sat very much on the mellow side. (3/5) The underdog was the Mixed Seafood fried rice. I've never really ordered it this way, and I think the flavor of the seafood came through while also still being true to a casual-restaurant-level fried rice (if you also love the way fried tomatoes melt). (4/5)Overall, I would not go out of my way to eat here. If you're in the area, I think it's a fair meal but definitely on the pricey side for what it is.

I love Thai food and decided to try this restaurant for the first time and wasn't disappointed. Tucked away in a small shopping mall in the Waipio neighborhood, it posts a modest store front for a restaurant serving excellent Thai food. After getting seated, looking at their menu there were quite a few items to select from. The Evil Curry looked delicious as well as the Pad Thai with spring rolls as an appetizer. The food arrived quickly and tasted delicious! Normally when I visit Thai restaurants, they tend to make the Evil Curry too spicy for me but this was perfect. Surprisingly, I still had room for dessert so tried the banana-taro and coconut. I"m glad to say both were very good. Service was good as well with the server checking regularly. Only concern is it is a little cramped for large groups and they don't have many tables. Barring that, this is a great Thai restaurant and I'll be back again!