Ying’s Thai Cuisine

I would give 9|10 for all the food because it was delicious! I love it all.Girl at the window was so sweet and helps me decided what to get. One of my favorite late night Thai spot in Waikiki. A little bit overpriced but I love their food soo 9|10 :)

Food was good and was conveniently located next to the Hyatt Place hotel. Service was quick and friendly.

I had the Pad Thai and the Yellow Curry with rice. Both were surprisingly delicious in flavor. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a photo of my curry.The wait for food took about 30 mins with three orders ahead of mine. They are located across the stress of the Marriott on Cartwright Rd, and have limited seating available. Casual ambiance.

Thai food truck in a small alleyway with a handful of other food trucks that open in the evening, about 2 blocks from Kuhio beach. Sometimes, they can be crowded, and the Thai ladies cook your chosen protein to order with your entree or appetizer selection. Tried the beef panang curry. Was not as spicy as I would have liked, and seemed a bit Americanized - yet it was good with rice.

Really nice food truck maybe 1-2 minute walk away from a number of hotels. It is open late so a great place to get food if you are hungry in the evening. It does get very busy and takes a long time for food to be ready, so prepare to wait. You can also call I. Orders ahead of time.They do charge extra for card, so bring cash. The food itself is very decent for a food truck- not the best Thai food I've ever eaten, but nothing to complain about either. Definitely would go again!

Nickel and dime and overpriced.4.5% added for credit card. If you look it up, vendors get charged 1.3-3.5% and I have seen vendors asked for 4% added for credit card purchase. Adding anothe 0.5% does sound much but it's just more and more!A sign said they charge .25¢ for utensils although they did include it without asking.Thai Basil does not include rice. You want that? $2,please! It is as pretty salty too! It is also the size of a side dish so $14 is not worth it.The pad Thai was okay but still overpriced at $14z

I ordered 22 minutes ago...5 people who ordered after me received their orders.Pad Thai is not that hard...she told me when I asked it would be another 20 minutes...totality LIED.I hate panning an establishment I really wanted to like, but plan on waiting while they serve whomever they deem worthy of being first...On the bright side - I got my money backUPDATE - gave them another try today. Okay Pad Thai but nothing worth waiting for. Very dry, very sweet (too sweet), and hard/chewy beef

The cashier lady was nice and friendly! Love their fried pork belly and papaya salad!

This is a food truck very close to some big hotels. So it's all about access. However, they just take too much advantage of tourists. The food was ok. Chicken, however, was very stiff. Shrimp was better. Spent $47. Asked for a bowl for the soup and she wanted a dollar for each. Got a fork per dinner plate, no extra. And for a $17 entry cashew chicken we did not get steamed rice with it. So for $47 a family of 4 still starved that night.I don't mind the cost but they should have given the bare essentials.

As we were looking down the street at the food trucks, a worker was telling us he really liked the food at the Thai Truck. He has been to Thailand and thought the noodles and curry were very authentic. When our driver was dropping us off at our hotel, he said he heard the Thai Truck had good noodles but didn't have time to try it out yet. A couple work in the truck. We ordered the Vegetable Pad Thai from the wife. It took about 7 minutes. The husband cleaned the wok, threw ingredients into the wok, stir fried everything, and then poured it all into a box. No tables or chairs so we took it back up to our hotel room. The noodles were still warm. The pad Thai flavor is there. The noodles were a bit softer/mushier than we are use to but otherwise it's good pad Thai. See the Pad Thai picture for ingredients. We had a big lunch earlier so we weren't that hungry but we wanted to try the noodles. For $14 plus tax, it's cheaper than a sit down Thai Restaurant. For convenience, it's awesome!