Great little food truck by the edge of Greymouth township…read more Freshly cooked Thai food. Finally found a place that sells something with spice I. Greymouth. Reasonable price. Good taste. Has the usual Thai dishes. The owner used to operate a restaurant I. Hokitika but now here as rent go expensive there. I guess a loss for hoki a gain for Greymouth.

Best Thai food I've ever had. Read a review that said they only take cash. They take card. Highly…read morerecommend the pad Thai and panang curry.

We had the chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, Thai chicken basil, and pad Thai with shrimp. The…read morefood was tasty and excellent but the price was a little high

Not many restaurants to choose from in this small town, but we made an excellent choice in coming…read morehere! All 4 of us ordered different dishes and we were all pleased with the food as well as the service. Pictured below is the Gaeng Panang Curry. Initially, the dish presented to me was way too hot, spice-wise; i had asked for mild. The server took it away with apologies and the replacement was perfect.

Very tasty and fresh food!! Quick service and friendly…read morestaff! I highly recommend this place if you are around the area!

Snakebite is named after their signature beverage, which is a 50:50 mix of their berry cider and…read moreusually a beer, selections from a lager to a Hazy IPA possible. Otherwise, they also have other alcoholic beverages along with some beers on taps. The freshies from Altitude Brewing -- namely the annual Hazy IPA, "Cones of Gratitude", brewed with Riwaka from Eggers Hops (ICONIC kiwi hop butt logo) -- was ordered in earnest, its dank, passion fruity notes savored to max effort. Probably my favorite NZ-style IPA to be had. I much preferred the Altitude beers on tap to the Snakebite concoction, the cider being quite natural, slightly fermented, and a little too funky. In addition to beers, food is to be had with pretty much every Asian cuisine under the sun. We had some Tumeric Chicken Kebabs which were a little dry and room temp though the peanut sauce was a yummy and required pairing. Prices are what they are for one of the few operating restaurants in the Franz Josef area. It served well for the afternoon downpour which made its appearance upon our arrival for lunch.