Brok Da Mout Thai Food
Hawaii
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Great Thai food. We had the crab fried rice, pad Thai, and panang curry. The panang curry was a little too spicy for my wife but it was delicious. Can’t recommend enough! We will be back!
It’s a very cute place with only several tables, but the service was great! Ordered an eggplant dish and some Thai green curry, both of which were very tasty and delicious. I highly recommend this place. It’s pretty hard to find great Thai food but this is it. —/ Update Apr 16 After several visits here, the quality of the food changed drastically. I ordered my favorite Thai green curry. This time instead of the normal Thai vegetables, the majority of the curry was filled with long green beans and thick round carrot circles. That was the bulk of it. They were very few pieces and very tiny ones of eggplant. Also used to love their spicy eggplant. This time again it had been changed. The tofu was rather rubbery, and at least half of the eggplant was way undercooked. The chicken larb instead of being finely ground had some ground pieces and various larger chicken pieces as though they have not taken the time to properly chop them to a small pieces, which is how it is normally… also the same dish they were many pieces of something that would stick to your teeth, almost like undercooked rice. Just awful. And the service well the person who served us she only visited our table three times; once to take the order, a second to serve food, a third time for us to pay the bill. Not going back. I don’t recommend this place anymore. I didn’t expect such a huge difference in food, quality, and Taste. Even the floors now are sticky and dirty, and this place hasn’t been open very long.
Been there since it grand opening. The food is excellent and better than a lot of Thai food places. My favourite dishes include Thai fried rice with and without crab, fried calamari, pad see you and their spring rolls. They serve a variety of drinks include Thai iced tea, matcha, longyan juice and watermelon.
Had a late lunch, but the place was busy. I liked the drunken noodles and the stir fried eggplant. The adding of thai basil to the eggplant made the dish flavorful. I eat each piece of eggplant with a piece of basil. The deep fried chicken wings came right out of the fryer. Tastey, but on the dry side. I have had juicer wings. I would come back based on the 3 dishes we had.
I recently visited this local Thai spot and left with mixed feelings. The food itself is genuinely good, delivering rich and authentic Thai flavors, which is the most important thing. However, a few factors concerning logistics and value kept this from being a five-star experience. The quality of the dishes I tried was excellent. Everything was fresh, well-seasoned, and clearly made with care. If you are purely focused on taste, this place won't disappoint. The main drawback, in my opinion, lies in the value proposition. The price range here is a little bit higher than average for a neighborhood Thai restaurant. Compounding that, the portion sizes were noticeably small—not as generous as I've come to expect from similar establishments. You might find yourself needing to order an extra appetizer or side to feel fully satisfied, which only drives the total cost up. The restaurant's interior and general ambiance are perfectly adequate—nothing spectacular, but clean and comfortable. The biggest logistical hurdle is the parking, which is quite tricky in this area.
