They're nice people. Foods good but their Mac salad ahh not that great but I still go there and…read morepatronize.

Had to try Chinese style food in Kihei. It's pretty good , just a tad bit oily on the char siu…read moreplate and the beef chow funn. Also the egg roll was probably not homemade. The lady was nice . They spoke Mandarin as well. Had nice music in the background. Very casual outdoor seating. I think we will try the other food items next time. It had a lot of vacationers coming to place orders and also some locals as well. The good thing is that this place the hours are from 1030am-10pm where the other restaurants around the area closes earlier like 8pm.

Always impressed with the Korean food at Cafe Moon. The bibimbap and kimbap are my favorite comfort…read morefoods, and the cool, clean atmosphere with great music makes every visit enjoyable

Such a great restaurant'! Everything is made to order and super fresh! The service was fast and…read moreefficient. It's a great place to grab lunch and some food to go for dinner ;) Would definitely recommend cafe moon!

Edit couple days later , pick up dinner to take to a friends…read moretonight. So worth it, i plan to just reheat and add soy sauce.

Ample parking, lots of seating and friendly staff…read more Ordered: 1. tom yum chicken - asked for not spicy and it was great. Good portions for 3 people. Make sure to order a side a rice to go with this. 2. Tri flavor fresh catch (mahi) - surprisingly tasty. It had a crunchy exterior and a hint of sweet and spicy sauce. 3. Thai boat noodle - tasty broth but wasn't sure why it came out dark until I later asked and they said it's blended pigs blood. Had I known I probably would have gotten a different broth as I was looking for something clear and soothing like a chicken soup. Still, the noodles and meat were delicious. Very busy in a Monday evening but the staff was still very attentive and helpful. Would come back again next time I'm in Maui when I'm in the mood for Thai.

After a cold sunset experience at Haleakalā, my boyfriend and I wanted hot noodle soup! Noodles and…read moreRice served us a delicious bowl of pho, and it did the trick! Noodles and Rice is located in Kihei. There is plenty of parking (free). There is a single-room bathroom for customers. Super clean! The restaurant is impeccably tidy. There was not a speck of dust or a single water stain in sight. Well done! Plenty of seating inside. Very inviting, cozy space. Perfect for late night noodles (and rice)! The staff were extraordinary friendly and kind. The pho was delicious! The Thai chili oil is quite spicy, but tasty too. I wish we were hungrier because their appetizers look good. We will return if we're ever back on-island!

Noodles and Rice, two of my vices and the name of sistering restaurant, Nutcharee's, newest eatery…read more ATMOSPHERE: Located in Azeka's on the ocean side, it's a simple space with counter and low top seating. RESERVATIONS: Not needed. PARKING: Free & plentiful. MENU: Vietnamese apps, noodle & rice selections, desserts. FOOD: Crispy Tiger Shrimp (4 pcs.) Sizable, peeled shrimp that needed to be cooked more as they visually and texturally tasted a tad rare. The coating was light and crispy but needed more seasoning as they relied on the included dipping sauce for flavor. Lettuce Wrap Romaine innards provided for the perfect vessel for the ground chicken, though the poultry needed a serious flavor oomph. Special Pho The pictures, especially the dark-hued broth, looked so good, I had to try it. This was my first ever beef pho and it was very disappointing. First off, the broth was not hot, a serious flaw for me. Secondly, the flavor was very subtle. I did enjoy the tender slices of meat, especially the meatballs. I wished my carb overload didn't go to waste, but it did. SERVICE: Greeting was immediate and welcoming. Food delivery was quick. Wait staff were friendly but there was no follow up. TIP: There's an automatic gratuity for kitchen staff and a surcharge for using credit cards. OVERALL: Meh.

We ordered the Half Roast Duck ($32.00) , Seafood Bird's Nest ($32.00), Lunch Special General…read moreTsao's Chicken with Fried Rice ($19.00) , Chicken Lettuce ($18.00) and Siu Mai ($6.50) . The roast duck was really good actually. The general tsao's chicken and chicken lettuce was good, I've definitely been to other spots that were better but I don't have anything bad to say about it. What I really disliked about this place was the Seafood Bird's Nest. Initially, they thought I ordered a Seafood Delight, but my order was missing the noodles. But they basically just fried up some noodles real quick and threw it under. And that part wouldn't have been a problem for me, but it was honestly waaaay too salty (and I like really salty! so that says a lot to me) It was difficult to eat to be honest, but I of course didn't want to waste it. The seafood included 3 pieces of shrimp, about a stick of imitation crab meat, a couple small pieces of scallop, and A LOT of calamari pieces that were soooo tough to chew, we couldn't even really eat them! For the chicken lettuce, they gave us about 3 full pieces of lettuce that was cut up and then charged us $4.00 for more pieces of lettuce which is pretty pricey lol. The siu mai was mid.. but you get what you pay for. There was also a 3% additional kitchen surcharge which was weird...? Still not sure what that was for lol. And then on top of that there's another 3% charge if you use credit card, so just be aware of that. The service was fine, because there was basically no one else in the restaurant anyway. Also - my boyfriend told me they had no soap in the restroom at all which was inconvenient. Overall, the price of their food does not make sense for the level of quality. I wouldn't recommend to my peers to come here, except maybe just grab their roast duck to go.

We were told that the Chinese food scene was pretty non existent. And the people were right. First,…read morethe regular menu items run close to $30 each, much more than we pay in high price Honolulu. We decided to try and save money an purchase the lunch specials which run $19-$22 dollars each. I ordered the Sweet and sour, spicy chicken with the side of fried rice. The chicken was heavily breaded but the sauce was nice. The fried rice was a dark brown mixture that didn't look like any rice I've had before. My companion ordered the curry chicken with vegetables with her side of chow mein. The curry was ok and so was the chicken but the Bell pepper needed to be cooked a little longer. The chow mein noodles were more like spaghetti noodles with seasoning. The restaurant doors were wide open and the fans were spinning and the air conditioning was turned off. I wanted to give this place a good review as I selected the place based on existing Yelp reviews but sorry can't do it. I forgot to mention that they charged a 3% fee for the kitchen AND if you use a credit card another 3% on top of the previous subtotal. Nope. Not a repeat in the future for me

We've owned a home in Kihei since 2015, and yet, had never been to Thai Bistro. So, today, we…read morefinally realized maybe we should give it a try? The lunchtime meal was *amazing*! I had Thai-Railway Fried Rice, which has diced, cooked NY steak chunks, in a bed of brown rice, as well as peas, carrots, scallions, Maui onions (yum!), with an egg over easy on top, with toasted onions. I dialed the spicyness at "medium". It was *perfect*! My wife had Pad Thai with chicken, and she left it at the default spicyness (medium), which ended up being too hot for her, but she soldiered on nevertheless enjoying the wonderful flavor. Perhaps because of the noodles and curry, the spiciness of the Pad Thai seemed much stronger than the Thai-Railway fried rice dish. Of course, we had leftovers and I'll probably end up eating hers, and she'll eat mine. The service was prompt, and the girl waiting on the tables was courteous, with a beautiful smile. The restaurant is deceptively roomy, seeming to be smaller from the outside, but once inside, it was quiet, clean, with comfortable chairs, clean tables, and large windows to enjoy some of Kihei's views (like today's gentle rain). As with most things these day on Maui, where everything comes in a shipping container, food costs are very noticable. Our meal, including thai ice tea and a soda, with a coconut ice-cream to finish it was about $44/person. Not cheap, but also not as bad as, say, Tommy Bahamas.

So glad we decided to visit this place! The flavors are…read moreamazing. We had the panang curry with chicken and the fish. Both were flavorful and delicious! Would love to go back and try more from their menu.

Definitely the best Asian fusion food ever. We absolutely love it. Looking forward to eat here…read moreagain.

This was my first and definitely not last time trying this place. Food was 10/10 everything is made…read morefresh and perfectly, service is 10/10 customer service is excellent everyone is so friendly and helpful I had questions on one of the sauces and the guy at the front did a really good job at explaining. There's outside seating, shade, a trash cans all around. I felt like the pricing was really good ! for my tempura roll it was $15 :), definitely will be coming back!

We drove for lunch today with my families. Went to South…read moreMaui Gardens and ate Sushi and Japanese sushi roll. Voyage Maui has great selections of sushi.We were satisfied with all the orders that made. The South Maui garden was so tropical . Loved the ambiance. Make sure visit this lovely place. Most atm and credit cards are accepted.

All around a good place. We ordered carry out at the restaurant and got a little of everything. The…read moreonly downside of this place was that we were not able to place the order online because they didn't allow you to order sushi due to trying to keep the sushi fresh and food-safe. The pork nachos were super yummy and we got a shrimp tempura roll that was also super good. The hurricane fries were yummy but definitely different. The garlic noodles were mediocre but all came out in 20 minutes. Friendly people and bartender while waiting for food.

We did HH (happy hour). I got the immediate hard sell from the server to upgrade to the top shelf,…read moreso I went with the margarita. It was OK, but I probably should have stuck to my guns, as I'm not enough of a connoisseur to tell. For food we tried the coconut crusted fish tacos and the panko crusted ahi roll. The tacos were good, although even at $7 each, was too high for what you got as it was just a couple bites worth. The ahi was really beautifully plated, but was nearly all rice inside with almost imperceptible ahi, so we were not impressed. Ambience was nice. We didn't try their entrees. I think the offerings at the food oasis next door was a better choice for us.

The food was pretty good though I felt like maybe we could've ordered other things to be fully…read moresatisfied but the amazing service was really what made this place for me. They serve the food family-style but still high-end which was exactly what we were going for so we were not disappointed. Cocktails were great and the vibes in the evening are very nice for a more upscale night out. Food came out a little slower than expected and by the time our Korean fried chicken main course came out we were almost full and had to take it togo. But everything was really good regardless, my favorite being the mushroom salad even though it was a little difficult to chop up since they give it to you as a whole head of butter lettuce. The chicken was really good and really juicy, paired nicely with the side of pickled cucumbers

Pretty expensive restaurant. However, food is really good. We enjoyed everything we ordered…read more Recommend reservation ahead of time as they typically do not have space for walk ins. We made a reservation at the bar as we couldn't make one for standard seating (no availability several days before). They only open in the evenings at 5 pm. Lots of vegetarian/ vegan options. The bartenders that attended to us (especially the male one) was really friendly and customer service oriented. We ordered the garlic Szechuan noodles, the fish of the day 54.00 was the market price!!; we did ask ahead of time), the Lion's Mane Mushroom Liangban Salad. I honestly liked the garlic noodles from star noodle better but the size was a little bigger here. The noodles dressed up with the chef's special hot sauce though made the noodles taste a whole lot better (there are two types of chili sauce - a sambal (our neighbor had it) and a special hot sauce that is more orange colored). It was a little too sweet IMHO without the hot sauce. I noticed someone else mentioned it was like packaged ramen indomie. It actually looked and tasted to me too like it was not freshly made... The fish of the day (kampachi - type of amberjack) was really good. Steamed with ginger and some green onions I think. Tasted pretty authentic and flavorful and soft. Pricey though. The salad was delicious. Very flavorful with the bite sized shiitake mushrooms and just the right amount of dressing. We got a complimentary birthday scoop of delicious lychee/ longan/ ginger sorbet that we loved and devoured! Great flavors! They make their own sorbets in house and typically a different flavor every night! We might come back future to try their cauliflower.