Pho king is always a great stop to make when you're passing through wahiawa town. Their combo pho…read morebowls offer a wide range of assorted meat selections for your meal! It's a family run shop that offers speedy service and great tasting food. My work team loves eating here and we usually take visitors to eat here as well to get an authentic Hawai'i pho experience! The parking lot offers many parking stalls at no cost. So you'll never need to worry about parking. Conveniently located near a foodland if you need to do some shopping afterwards! The restaurant itself is a bit tiny. Most tables seat 4 people parties but there is one larger table able to seat 8 comfortably. Next time you're driving through wahiawa town and are craving some soup based meal on a cold or rainy day, definitely check out pho king! You won't regret it!

BEST BANH MI'S IN TOWN!! Service is great too (quick and nice people), big portions and a lovely…read morenostalgic old school restaurant vibe! I decided to try their BBQ chicken banh mi a couple weeks ago and it changed. my. life. and bought some for dinner tonight. If you like spice, I recommend eating the banh mi with some sambal ;) Definitely on the top of my list for go-to places to eat now!

Came here during the lunch hour and it was busy. A young man was working the front by…read morehimself--seating guests, waiting tables, answering the phone, and handling checkout. We waited a bit to be seated, but it was completely understandable. Despite being on his own, he was very efficient and still took the time to talk with us and other customers. The restaurant was nice and clean. The food was delicious and came out in a reasonable amount of time.

Inside, the art deco is simple but bright, real conversation pieces. I wish I took a pic, totally…read moreforgot, but I'll be back for sure. The food fast simple and delicious, I want to try the big bone with noodles lol the huge portion probably will put anyone to sleep A one man service pretty much did everything from seating taking orders bringing your food and cleaning up wow always looking for good and reasonable prices this is one place I would recommend Wahiawa Back in my Hood yessah Thank you Marie

I always like Bale's I love the Lemongrass chicken Bah mi with croissant, and the summer rolls…read more So went to the Mililani restaurant before I used to go to the one in don quiotes Waipahu but it closed Service was awesome food was good and order came quickly, it was busy that day we went there a lot of people and take out orders, place is nice and clean, it's a good place to go for lunch maybe dinner, parking is good if you can find one there's no bathroom in there but it's between Foodland and the shave ice shop

Still great from all those years prior. I haven't steered…read moreaway from my original order of the ham and cheese Bahn Mi (I know I can't speak of the authenticity of the food) but it's something about it that's so great. Spring Rolls are always fresh and never soggy or gummy. Service is the friendliness and it's fast. I normally come right after work so it's never really busy at 4pm but they do offer quite a bit of seating and it's pretty spacious if you were to have a large party. Parking lot is shared with Starbucks and Ross so it can definitely get congested.

As I was driving home although I was still 3/4 full from having a cinnamon roll and coffee, the…read morethought of noodles entered my mind. The drive from St. Louis Drive to Central Oahu is more than a stone's throw away. Hmmm where can I get noodles for a late lunch that I can place a phone order, find parking close to their entrance and it's tasty? Saito and Pho came to mind- perfect. The man who took the order said 10 minutes but by the time I stepped into pay it was ready. Yes!!! Fifteen minute drive til I reach home, fur Bebe and I will share some brisket

Saito & Pho in Waipahu has yummy food, but service is a bit slow and inattentive. When my boyfriend…read moreand I entered, it took some time for staff to acknowledge us. That's understandable, but one older gentleman looked up and frowned when I greeted him. Though, maybe it wasn't directed at me? My boyfriend and I chose a table to sit down. We ordered springs rolls and pho. The food was nice and hot. Overall, the experience was standard--nothing too impressive or too bad. If ever in the area, I would try again!

This is our go-to stop for boba on the way home after a long day or even for delivery. We're always…read moresatisfied with our drinks.

I love how this location ties in history and simplicity of Wahiawā Sakura Milk Tea! Yes, there are…read moreSakura trees on Kilani Ave and in various areas in Wahiawā attributed to colder temperatures, imported from Okinawa, and green thumb. You're welcome to select hot or iced pending on beverage choice. Options are dairy milk powder or choice of all organic milk from almond, coconut, oat, or soy with preferred level of sweetness. All other toppings, boba, jellies, ice cream are additional charge. Dine in amongst floating tables and stools or to go. One listened and engaged in conversations of Q&A. Other prepared and made the beverage. I loved how the two employees worked cohesively as a team and demonstrated social graces. Loved every sip of Wahiawā Sakura Iced Milk Tea with Jasmine tea, walls of cup drizzled with sweetened condensed milk, dairy powder milk, and 25% sweetness! Tasted best consumed unstirred. Let the sweetened condensed milk do their work and magic. Perfect picker upper before workout. This location also sells guava cake with triple layer pink, yellow and green. I didn't see or inquire about price for that item. There's also assorted macarons sold for one piece at $2.99. Will definitely return for Hokkaido Hot and Iced Milk Tea, White Rabbit Frappe. Dubai Chocolate Frappe also sounds amazing! Second visit: I returned the following day due to humidity in afternoon. Two different employees, female and male were very attentive and provided great suggestions to my Q & A regarding White Rabbit Frappe and Hokkaido Milk Iced Tea. I chose Hokkaido with 100% Organic Coocnut Milk Iced Tea. Female employee asked me how much sweetness I wanted in my beverage. I responded, "25%" She informed me that the lowest sweetness they're able to give is 50%. I said, "Ok." Tasted perfect with a light sweetness. Beverage came in handy prior to workout. I can count on superb customer service, free parking, easy commute access, and photo op.

Brunch spots are easy to come by in Hawai'i, but finding one that delivers a solid local-style…read morebreakfast with generous portions and good service is what keeps people coming back. I went with the Meat Lover's 3-Egg Omelette and it definitely hit the spot. Packed with savory meats and cooked well, it was hearty, flavorful, and exactly what you want when you're craving a classic comfort breakfast. The potatoes were decent as well -- nicely cooked and a good side to balance out the meal without trying to overpower the plate. Nothing overly fancy here, just a satisfying breakfast done right. The overall vibe was clean, relaxed, and welcoming, with the kind of atmosphere that makes it easy to sit back and enjoy a slow morning. Service was friendly and efficient, which always adds to the experience here in Hawai'i where hospitality matters. If you're looking for a dependable breakfast spot with filling portions and local-style comfort food, this place is worth checking out.

Ahhh first and foremost I have not been to Rise and Shine since they opened. So literally its been…read moreawhile. They are always busy so its nice to see their business still flourishing like that. we were immediately seated even tho it was crowded and the people behind would have a little wait, but it wasnt an issue for them as people were leaving. I ordered the basic port sausage and eggs husbabe-veggie omelet- that omelet was HUGE and filling he said toddler-french toast sticks w/bowl of fruits-she devoured her whole meal. Staff was attentive and service was quick. We enjoyed our breakfast here and will make sure to come more often.

Located in Mililani Town Center with plenty of free parking. It's next to CPK which is on the side…read moreof Times and Longs Drugs. You'll see it across from Fun Factory too. Although the website has a rez button, they don't take them, so we chanced it and went at 6:00 pm, the day after Thanksgiving, for hubby's birthday. It's not a very large venue but enough space between tables and also accommodates larger parties. We loved the friendly welcome and she immediately sat us at a table. Server was a sweet girl who brought us waters and they allow BYOB so we brought our own wine and plastic glasses. Started off with the summer rolls and vegetarian spring rolls. Both were prepared to our liking and the sauces were excellent! Food came out all at the same time which was nice! Sticky rice in a cute little woven basket with the curry was yummy and hot. Hubby loved the Pad Thai and I enjoyed my Pineapple Rice with tofu. You can also request chicken, meat or pork with it. Place was reasonably busy and prices were very friendly. We enjoyed good service- refilling our waters, checking back if we needed anything else, asking if we'd like to try their dessert. Dessert!?? Oh man, next time I gotta save room for that! We needed to-go boxes so she brought us the ones you get at a Chinese restaurant with a large plastic bag, and even included extra sauces in the plastic containers and lids! Very thoughtful because we love those sauces! Restrooms are outside the restaurant just steps away - walk out the door, turn left, go past Ninja Sushi, you'll see a hanging sign ahead. Mahalo Thai Village for an enjoyable meal and friendly service! We shall return very soon!

walked into Thai Village hoping for fire... and found only warm tap water pretending to be a flame…read more This is not Thai food. This is Thai-inspired comfort mush engineered for Hawai'i palates, no bite, no heat, no seduction. A kind of culinary masquerade, where the dishes wear the costumes of Bangkok but move with the timid shuffle of the suburbs. The curries? Watery, pale things, like ghosts drained of spirit. The spice? A myth whispered on the wind. The soul? Misplaced... perhaps locked in some grandmother's kitchen far away. Even the waiter--Thai himself, with that sly little grin only our people recognize leaned in and admitted, "We don't eat here... this food is for the locals." Then he laughed. And I laughed too, because honesty is rare in this world. Thai Village is not evil. Just soulless, safe, and forgettable food crafted for the many, not the hungry few who crave truth, heat, and flavor that sings. If you want something real, something with blood in its veins, you'll have to look elsewhere. Here, the night serves only shadows.

The resturant is a cute little hole in the wall with friendly staff. Service is fast and the food…read moreis amazing. My family rather go here then to Subway for a sandwich.

I loved their sandwiches but now one full sandwich is $30…read moreDOLLARS. I REPEAT. THIRTY WHOLE DOLLARS. Yall could get 2 plate lunches for that. Jesus Christ I'm actually sad. Just beware prices hella raised. I live nearby and I'm gonna pass on it now bc the cost :(

Placed an order for takeout at this location by mistake, but it worked out well enough because the…read morefood at this location was comparable to the one closer to us. We ordered the pad Thai, panang curry, fried chicken and pork spring rolls. They double fried the chicken so it was extra crispy and tasty! Panang, spring rolls and pad Thai were all pretty yummy as well. Good food and we had enough left over for another meal.

My friend Daryl from the Bay Area was in town on a stopover from his Japan trip and was staying at…read morehis brother's house in Mililani. So I told him I would drive out and take him to lunch. After picking Daryl up in Mililani Mauka, he said his sister-in-law recommended we eat lunch at a Thai restaurant she didn't remember the name of. As everyone knows, I can eat Thai food any day, every day, so we Googled "Thai Restaurant" and ended up at Thai Village in Waipio Uka. Of course we parked at the end of the lot furthest from the restaurant but that's all right because we need the exercise. I have been to several other Thai Village locations and the food has been pretty good. Not so much at this one, though. We ordered the shrimp rolls, which are the uncooked ones. They were ok. Daryl had a major heart attack a couple years ago in Las Vegas so has been trying to eat a little healthier. We also ordered the green curry with chicken and the pad see ew with chicken. Both dishes were not thrilling. Of all the Thai Villages I have been to, this was not the one which I would consider the best. I think the ones in Aiea and Kapalama are a lot better.

Never rude here, just cordial. Food is always good, and…read morewe'll priced. The baked goods are great.

The perfect place for indecisive eaters!…read more I've come here 2x in the past month with my daughter and this truly is the best place for picky or indecisive eaters. The first time I got the ramen, gyoza & fried rice combo for only ~$15! What a deal! 5 pieces of gyoza, a mound of fried rice, & a mini shoyu ramen. My daughter loved the ramen, I enjoyed the gyoza and fried rice. We even had left overs to take home! They also have the CUTEST Hello Kitty bowls, cups, and spoons for kids. My daughter loved eating out of them. The 2nd time I got the curry katsu, gyoza, & ramen combo ($16.50). My daughter couldn't decide between ramen or curry so this combo was perfect! She ate some of both! Again, we had leftovers to take home. Service was quick! They also have a small bakery case at the front of the store with fresh breads and pastries. Overall, perfect place to take whole family (and or your pickiest eaters).