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    Red Elephant

    4.0 (337 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Seafood
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Grant H.

    Good place if you have a larger party. We made reservations, and got seated right away. It was a nice dinner. Low key and perfect if you want to talk story with friends.

    Yellow Curry Red Elephant ThaIRISH Restaurant  Honolulu, Hawai'i
    Mike R.

    Red Elephant rocks! We have been in Waikiki for the week and eaten at beautiful restaurants on "The Strip" but were looking for a change of pace. Our son who is a University of Hawai'i Manoa shared he had driven by this neighborhood gem numerous times but never tried before. So our group of five thought we would give this ThaIRISH restaurant a go! Wow! We were pleasantly surprised to discover this excellent authentic Thai cusine in Honolulu, Hawai'i! The relaxed setting with iconic Buddas, Elephant and Thai art is simple, inviting and warm. Our host and server was Taylor who was extremely friendly, gracious and great Irish smile! We ordered the classics (I inserted our selections in the photos given my severe dyslexia) Each dish was equally fresh, eye appealing and delicious! From the "Best Pad Thai I have ever had" comment from my discerning wife who judges a Thai restaurant's cusine by its Pad Thai is saying alot! Wow! Very impressive offering we haven't been able to get even in the "Best" Thai restaurants in San Francisco. Our son managed to make sure there were absolutely NO leftovers on the plates before he ordered the Manago sticky rice. It was perfect closure to an extraordinary meal. Bravo to the chef for making it happen. I talking with Taylor we learned the owner is her uncle Dr. Stephen Foley, MD an OBY/GYN and University of Hawai'i alum as Keck School of Medicine. As a former hospital CEO on the mainland I can appreciate this extremely difficult work. The Honolulu Ohana is blessed to have Dr. Foley a fellow Irishman on Ohau serving patients, new babies and extraordinary ThaIRISH cusine. Bravo!

    Jungle curry
    Mike Y.

    *3.5* due to protein quantity Came here on the weekend shortly after opening, Not too busy. Service was friendly and fast. Had to order the special - appetizer which was more like a main dish size surprisingly - crispy fried rice salad. Sooo good. Crispy rice with a hint of citrus acidity mixed in at the end. Could do with more lime on top as well. crunchy texture pairs well. Also tried the evil jungle curry - with chicken - curry sauce was good with coconut milk packed in. not spicy at medium, would consider thai hot next time. very small quantity of chicken, but had other veggies in there. Would like to see more appropriate protein amount in dish. Lastly tried the pad kee mao - at first sight - the noodle seems more pale and bright then what I was expecting. However, the flavor was still there despite the color. Ordered with the shrimp - had maybe 4 pieces. Again should have more in quantity. Noodle texture was just right and bouncy and chewy.

    Mango with sticky rice dessert
    Jennifer H.

    This Thai restaurant is off the beaten path on Waialae Ave. we were staying in Waikiki but the drive was worth it. Upon entering the restaurant it felt cozy with low lighting. There was even a Buddha statue on the back wall that was very nice to see. We met friends for dinner and had a large table in the main dining room. There was also an indoor outdoor patio in the other side of the restaurant. The waitresses were friendly and the service was fast. We ordered multiple dishes for our group of six. I especially enjoyed the different curries. The green curry had a spicy kick and the masala curry was flavorful with a rich peanut flavor. The sticky rice paired perfectly with the saucy curries... our group ordered multiple servings. :) To end our dinner we had the mango with sticky rice and it definitely hit the spot! The mango was so ripe and the sticky rice was creamy covered in coconut sauce. Sooooo ono (delicious)! *Parking can be difficult when dining at this restaurant. We parked on a side street near the neighborhood housing.

    51. Pad Thai Noodles
    Myning C.

    I hardly if ever give a one star rating but the only thing I enjoyed about dinner tonight was the cute decor- service was alright. Soup lacked depth and flavor- Crab curry salty but lacked taste- pad thai noodles were stuck together and peanuts a but rancid but overall taste was subpar --

    30. Green Curry was awful. Soooo watery. And there was barely any pork or eggplant.
    Carrie G.

    I thought that bad Thai food was like pizza... even if it's bad it's still pretty good? Nope. This was easily the worst Thai food I've had in as long as I remember. Maybe it's decent if you live in Kansas but this is Honolulu and we have so many great options. First- the parking lot is tighter than an 80's instructor's spandex. We literally had to move our car to be able to open the door to get out. The food- Papaya salad was crunchy as in hard as a rock in certain bites. Green papaya had turned to stone and I found an entire lime peel thrown into it! Like who wants to bite into that?! And there were entire chilis haphazardly thrown into it. I ate a few pieces that tasted like a cleaning rag. It was gross and pungent. The summer rolls were the best thing we got and usually those are the most boring basic thing on the menu but we were trying to be "healthy." The peanut sauce was literally brown water tho. It was actually pathetic. The green curry with pork was awful too. There was a lot of spice but it was so watered down all we got was heat and no flavor. It was filled with so many veggies and barely any pork or eggplant which should have been the main ingredients. I think they skipped using coconut milk and just used water with the curry paste. I don't know if we hit them on an off night or if they are really putting out such poor quality food on a regular basis but we are not planning to return. It was spicy but flavorless if that makes sense...

    52. Pad Sea Lew
    Michie K.

    Nice Atmosphere, But That's About It Red Elephant Thai Restaurant looked promising, but the experience fell flat. The place was nearly empty, yet the service was still slow. The only thing that came out fast was the spring roll--and it was cold, hard, and tasted old, like it had been sitting or possibly returned by someone else. I took one bite and had to send it back. Instead of replacing it with a fresh one, they just didn't bring another at all--no explanation, no apology. It was awkward and confusing. The Pad see ew and Thai fried rice were both bland and underwhelming. For a Thai restaurant, the flavors were seriously lacking. On the bright side, the atmosphere was actually nice and surprisingly peaceful, despite being right off a major street. But sadly, that was the best part of the visit. Wouldn't go out of my way to return.

    This is $17 ! I should've went to Kentucky or something.

    I went to take out fried chicken and it only had 2 pieces in it and cost about $17 ?? On the menu it looked more and that's why I ordered but oh well...

    34. Duck Curry
    Dipsikha B.

    Not sure why this place has such a high rating. Our experience fell way below expectations, just like another reviewer had mentioned. We ordered the duck curry ($25), which came with barely 2 tiny duck meat nothing like the picture on the menu. The curry itself was average at best, lacking the depth and flavor you'd expect from a Thai restaurant. It also didn't come with rice, which we had to order separately. At that price point, every other restaurant in the area includes rice, so this felt disappointing. Next, we got the pad kee mow and paid extra for chicken, only to find almost to none in the dish. Definitely not worth the upcharge. Service was also just average. I asked for a straw, and the server never returned. I eventually had to get up and go to their station to ask again, only to be told they had just one straw left. If she had come back and said that directly, it wouldn't have been an issue. Also, the serving plate was chipped. The outdoor seating area was nice, but there were a lot of flies and service was slow overall considering there were barely any customers (only 2 tables including ours). When it came time to pay, the server brought over the device immediately and stood there watching as I selected the tip, which felt pretty uncomfortable and pressured. Overall, I wouldn't return or recommend this place.

    Terry K.

    5th star for the service and attention at the from of the house I've been here on a few occasions and never got around to penning my review. So here goes- Located at the north western gateway to Kaimuki is a red building, home to the Red Elephant. If that direction doesn't help you, then know it is on Waialae before you hit MacDonald's. If you pass Mac Donald's, you've gone to far. And if that doesn't help you, then know it is on the north side of Waialae Ave, across the street from the Kaimuki Center; where Times, Longs, Hi State FCU and other merchants are located. OK, now that we all know where they are located, let's go on about the food. Mild Medium and Hot are the levels for the sauces and curries. Portions are relatively large so you're better off going with a few and dine "family style". Fish patties and egg rolls are pretty basic at most Thai restaurants including the Red Elephant. If you're lucky enough to dine with those who know Thai cuisine then, you will be able to graze through their ethnic dishes with no problem (just remember! Mild Medium and Hot.... be sure you get that specified)

    Red Elephant Thai Cuisine menu.
    Fran C.

    Are you a fan of Thai food? I don't know about you folks, but I am proud to say that I do enjoy Thai food (although I am not an expert in Thai cuisine). If ya wanna follow someone who knows Thai cuisine, check out my Yelp buddy - Peter Y.'s review. Besides my normal Thai restaurants I hit up at Market City Shopping Center, or the other Thai restaurants in the Pucks Alley area, "Red Elephant Thai Cuisine" was another Thai restaurant I had on my radar for the longest time, but I kinda held back from coming here. Why did I hold back? Because I was worried about the parking situation. But the parking issue is now solved, as I found out that this Thai restaurant actually had a private parking lot in the back of the restaurant. Just look for a "yellow flag" type of sign that says "parking," & upon driving your car off of Waialae Ave., follow a little alley/driveway that will lead you to a private parking lot. Where is the Red Elephant Thai Cuisine located? Ya can't miss it! If you know where the Kaimuki Shopping Center is, it's just across the street (mauka side), as you will see a very bright red looking house, and that is where you'll find this wonderful Thai restaurant. I met up with my lunch buddy for lunch while I was on vacation, as both of us have never been to this Thai restaurant before. The restaurant was quite cozy looking and clean. It was beautifully decorated and had both outdoor & indoor seating. The day we dined here, we elected to do indoor seating because the host had mentioned to us that if we ate outdoors (there could be flies). Upon getting seated, the menu & water were delivered quickly. After looking over the menu, we ordered the following items : 1. Thai style Frrrrrrried Chicken. 2. Stir-Fry Vegetables with Chicken. 3. Pad Thai with Shrimp. What can I say about the grub? You don't have to guess what I would say about Frrrrrrried Chicken! If it's frrrrrried & chicken, garans Bruddah Fran is 1st in line! The vegetable stir-fry was delicious, but maybe I should have ordered it with some rice? Or sticky rice? As for the Pad Thai noodles, although it was good, it sorta had a tangy/ketchupy (I make up my own words! Lol) taste, which is not my bag, baby. Nice decor, great service (but we were the only ones eating lunch in the restaurant that day, Lol!), & delicious Thai grub. Overall, it was a great meal! Minus da tangy ketchupy Pad Thai! Lol!

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    Pad Thai and Curry were great. Also, don't leave without trying the sticky rice with fresh mango!

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    This is a delicious Thai restaurant that has been around as long as I can remember. The food is always consistently good.

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    Do they serve alcohol?

    Yes they serve beer

    Do they serve alcohol?

    Yes! I've had a beer there. I don't remember what else they serve.

    Are there any dishes that aren't spicy? My wife and I have a low tolerance for spicy food but wanna try this place.

    Yes just ask the server which ones are not spicy . They can also make a dish not so spicy .

    Which days do they have the Piano player?

    Piano play Friday,Saturday,Sunday and Tuesday from 6:30pm-8:30pm

    Do you sell alcohol 🍷?

    Byob

    Can I bring my well behaved, quiet dog if we dine in the outdoor seating area?

    Yes - fenua (waiter)

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