We ate here on several recommendations and were impressed. We have been to Thailand many times and this was the real thing. Family owned and operated. The restaurant was decorated everything Thai. We felt like we were in Thailand (with the exception of the American wait staff). Service with a smile. I recommend the stir-fried eggplant and basil with beef.... more

I have eaten alot of Thai food and the food here is excellent and the portions were good. The service was great and they made some good recommendations. The prices are in line with prices on the Big Island. more

Ev en if the price was a little high, a common occurrance in Hawaii, this was GREAT food. more

Located 30 miles from Hilo and 100 miles from Kona you are fleeced when it comes to both prices and meal portions. Small portions and overpriced, but what are you going to do? And there are much better Thai restaurants in Hilo and Kona. The only option is to drive half an hour or several hours which is difficult if... more

I have to say that of all the Thai restaurants we have eaten, this place is one of the best, if not the best. We didn't even mean to eat there, just came across it on the road while visiting Volcano National Park and we were too tired to search for other restaurants. The Tom Yum soup was full of... more

I wasn't sure what to expect from reviews I had read but from the outside (and then inside) the place was nicer than I thought it would be. The prices on the menu were high but, hey, you're in the middle of a rainforest a long way from a major city. I was impressed with the quality. I eat a... more

I'm a firm believer that one can only find good Thai food in cities large enough to support a subway system. With that in mind, I was surprised to find big-city Thai food in this tiny little town. We ordered a curry and a basil stir-fry and both were very good. We appreciated the fact that the chef used local... more

In Volcano, there are essentially four choices for food, and this is one of them. My wife and I ate here during our recent stay in the area, and were pleasantly surprised. The Thai food here is wonderful. Make sure to ask for your food spiced the way that you like, though. We forgot to say we wanted our food... more

On the Island of Hawaii, it seems that you can't turn around without running into a Thai restaurant. Not that I am one to complain, we ate Thai 3 days in a row. The food is great, even if the portions are a bit small and the prices kind of steep. But then again, it is set in a pretty... more