Maile's Thai
About
Maile's Thai serves Oahu, with its address at 333 Keahole St Ste 2B8 in Honolulu, HI 96825, United States.
The restaurant opens daily from 11:00 to 21:00, so lunch and dinner are both covered without a break in service. Across 306 reviews it holds a 4 out of 5 average, and a full website at http://mailesthaibistro.com/ carries its details. Honolulu anchors the south shore of Oahu, and the address places the restaurant within the city rather than out on the North Shore or in Kailua.
An 11:00 to 21:00 schedule seven days a week means a meal can be fitted around a morning at Pearl Harbor or an afternoon in Waikiki. The 4 out of 5 average across 306 reviews reflects a steady stream of diners rather than a handful of visits.
Hawaii's official languages are English and Hawaiian, and Hawaiian words appear widely in place names, so a little familiarity helps when navigating the island. The wetter season runs from November to March and the drier season from April to October, which shapes when outdoor plans are easiest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Maile's Thai known for?
Maile's Thai operates its own site at http://mailesthaibistro.com/, which serves as the restaurant's online home. The business is a restaurant on Oahu within the Hawaiian Islands.
What kind of business is Maile's Thai?
Maile's Thai is a restaurant on Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands, open Mo-Su 11:00-21:00. Those daily hours run from 11:00 in the morning until 21:00 at night.
Where is Maile's Thai located on Oahu?
Maile's Thai sits at 333 Keahole St Ste 2B8, Honolulu, HI 96825, in the Hawaiian Islands. That address places the restaurant on Oahu, the island where Honolulu is found.
How do visitors rate Maile's Thai?
Maile's Thai holds a rating of 4/5 from 306 reviews, reflecting steady approval among diners on Oahu. Those scores come from guests at the restaurant in the Hawaiian Islands.
Is Maile's Thai easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Oahu?
Maile's Thai is within reach of Honolulu and other spots around Oahu, including Waikiki, the North Shore, Kailua, Haleiwa, Pearl Harbor, Lanikai and Waimanalo. Oahu forms part of the Hawaiian Islands, a chain of volcanic islands shaped as the Pacific Plate moved over a hotspot.
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