Northern Thai
Kao Soi
Golden curry noodles, crispy nest, pickled mustard greens.
King Thai Bold Flavor.
The same bold Thai recipe — from SF to Waikiki. Since 1994.
Our story
From SF to Waikiki
1994 — San Francisco
A wok lights up in SF with one promise: bold, honest Thai street food. The recipes were written down once — and never watered down.
2,400 miles of ocean
Same family, same fire, same dark boat-noodle broth. The only thing that changed was the view outside the kitchen.
Today — Midtown Eats, Honolulu
From the family behind King of Thai Boat Noodle House — Keeaumoku, Waikiki, and now 1515 Liona St. Three decades in, the wok is still hot.
0+Years of recipes
0Cities, one wok
0Dishes & drinks
0Recipe, never changed
Fan favorites
Signature Dishes
$18
House Classic
Beef Boat Noodle Soup
Deep, dark Ayutthaya-style broth, tender beef, meatballs.
Comfort
Hainanese Chicken Rice
Silky poached chicken, ginger rice, signature sauce.
Wok-Fired
Pad Kra Pow
Holy basil stir-fry — add the crispy fried egg, trust us.
Word on the street
The Island Is Talking
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Come hungry
Find Us at Midtown Eats
Location
Inside Midtown Eats food hall
1515 Liona St, Honolulu, HI 96814
Look for the purple chopsticks.
Hours
- Open daily11:00am – 9:00pm
- Midtown Eats food hall hours — vendor hours may vary
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Midtown Eats
1515 Liona St, Honolulu, HI 96814
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