Thai Village Kunia

We order from here because it’s close to home and we love to support small businesses. Lately the quality and authenticity of the food has been disappointing. I ordered a papaya salad and in this picture I had to add my own peppers and lime. My pho noodles had an eyelash hair

Vegetarian options: Options to have tofu as main protein in most dishes

My BFF & I haven't been here since the Pandemic, this is our favorite location since this restaurant has more than one location (Kunia). We ordered our favorite dishes (Evil Jungle, Red Curry with tofu, Spring Rolls, Pad Thai with pork, sticky rice). Our waitress was friendly, even made a recommendation so that we can try it on our next visit. As always place was nice and clean. Parking: We went early, because this area during lunch and dinner hours can be packed. Wheelchair accessibility: One fronting the restaurant

Thai village is a must go. Ask the food is amazing in here, we ordered a catering pan for our Christmas party and everyone loved that pan. That should tell you something right there! I will always come here when I’m feeling some Thai food. Vegetarian options: Plenty of good vegetarian options and the flavoring is still there! Parking: Sometimes you can’t park right in front because it’s plaza parking hence the other establishments but you can still find parking throughout the plaza.

The Padang curry is so good and the service out of this world. You feel like family when you're there one of my favorite places to eat

We really enjoy the food and menu selections at Thai Village Kunia. The food is ALWAYS consistently made to be EXCELLENT, whether we eat there or take out, which we do often. The Panang curry, spicy fish fillet, Num Tok and vegetarian spring rolls are our favorites and are fantastic!!

The Papaya salad was delicious and much more authentic than Thai cafe in Kunia. The spring rolls were very fresh and crunchy and sauce was great.

Went for lunch with my daughter. She enjoyed the fried chicken and sticky rice while I enjoyed the upon soup (kow piak) and lahp chicken. The food was good and the service was good, but I had to wave down the waitress or approach her myself to get some items/make requests a few times. The restaurant appeared clean but could use some soft music to make it more enjoyable. They have a restroom available for patrons dining in as well. I'd order/eat here again but not frequent due to costs. I enjoy supporting local, but for this lunch I spent about $65 including tax and tip. And yes, we only ordered 3 dishes and 2 sides of sticky rice.