Garden Gourmet Cafe

I highly recommend stopping here on your way to or from Hana. The food was delicious and high-quality. Much of it is homegrown. The juices are all fresh and made on property. And their ice cream is also homemade and delicious. We had the Thai rice with shrimp, the soursop and mulberry juice and chocolate and Mulberry ice cream all delicious and can’t wait to go back.

Amazing. Best Thai food ive ever had. I eat it all the time. best pricing you will find in Hawaii. Dont believe the scanners claiming hana is cash only. these guys have wifi..credit cards...and amazing pricing.

The food here was super good. The drunken noodles were very flavorful and packed with veggies and noodles. Also got the chocolate ice cream which was delicious and homemade. I don't eat Thai food much but my husband said it was the best Thai food he has ever had and scarfed it down. Super good restaurant, by far the best food we had in Hana. Prices are very reasonable too. We got two meals and two ice creams for less than we spent on lunch at a mediocre food truck.

The food was absolutely delicious, with portions roughly half the size of the nearby food truck. All of the produce was fresh and straight from the farm out back, whose water they refused to let me use to wash my hands before I ate (even though they have tables they would like folks to patronize). We spent roughly $120 on food for three people and aside from not experiencing even the tiniest bit of mahalo, our taste buds were extraordinarily happy. The hand-crafted treats and ingredients looked amazing, but we didn't try them.

It really is the best Thai food I have ever had. First, the spring rolls make you feel like you are finally emerging from a cave looking for sunshine akin to a bear following its nose to the seasons transitioning. Next the Pad Thai makes you so incredibly jubilant then, like a thunderstorm it turns into a crushing depression that you can’t eat it every day. The finale being an angelic perfection of what chocolate ice cream should be. It’s in the savoring of something that should be unobtainable that you realize the cacao is sourced from a stones throw and toasted 15 feet away. As you start replaying the first course of this rollercoaster through a taste bud amusement park of everything that represents a taste of Hana, the land itself, you wrap up and start throwing your a packaging into a