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Reviews on Thai food in Wailuku, Hawaii, United States. Wailuku is a census-designated place (CDP) in and county seat of Maui County, Hawaiʻi, United States. The population was 15,313 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Maui County.
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1. HI Thai Food Truck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Fresh, delicious, prepared to order Thai food using Maui and Hawaii fresh seafood and vegetables. We have a great location in a park like setting of the shade our majestic banyon tree. We offer very affordable meals with big portions. Come enjoy the authe
Reviewed By GC404
This food truckâs grindz were highly recommended by numerous Wailuku locals, so we decided to give a try â and were really glad that we did! Our orders were prepared in short order, and we were pleasantly surprised by the large servings, super fresh ingredients, and totally ono tastes :)). Prices were reasonable as well, service was courteous, and we enjoyed our meal on clean tables under a big tree next to the truck (under the watchful gaze of a gaudy rooster). Definitely worth trying if youâre in the Wailuku area for lunch or dinner... enjoy!
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2. Thailand Cuisine 2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Thailand Cuisine is the best place in Hawaii to get delicious, authentic, and original Thai dishes for either lunch or dinner. Thailand Cuisine has earned a reputation for its bright flavors and fresh ingredients which translate to mouthwatering dishes th
Reviewed By Saskheat
This thai place is in the maui mall in Kahaliui. One plus is that they have extended hours till 10 pm. Plenty of free parking on site. We eat at thai places all over the world and found this to have the smallest of portions we have encountered despite above average prices ($14 pad thai with chicken). At least they only skimped on the noodles, there was a decent amount of meat. Literally for 5 cents more worth of noodles more you would secure customer loyalty. The taste was avg to above avg so just dont cheap out on the portions. I think what they're up against is that most things are 30% more than on the main land due to Hawaiis move toward a $15/hr minimum wage, so something has to give some where.Thanks for reading and if you found something useful in here please click helpful below. GODSPEED!
3. Thai Paradise
Reviewed By chinesefoodlover88
We visited Maui in July, and went to have dinner here, twice. First, the food, very authentic taste of thai food, and I am Thailand born and raised. The curries were excellent and so was Tom Kha Gai, some of the best that I've had. Price is very affordable based on the cost here in Maui. Something to improve on since the place is only a month old, the speed and thoroughness of the service. The waiters were nice and polite, however, they are not well trained and hopefully will get better with time. Overall though, I would highly recommend this place if you want great tasting Thai food!
