Monsoon

I love their food and service. Masala papad is a must try. Tomato soup was pretty decent. Garlic naan and aloo mutter were good too. Staff is very quick and friendly. The best part is to have food with beach/sunset views. The views are incredible. Do try this restaurant if you are around Maui.

Not ‘just’ delicious but they offer made-to-order dishes according to your dietary needs. Spicy? Not spicy? Gluten free? Ask and they will do their best to accommodate every meal for you. Excellent service, incredible views, abundance of parking. Enjoy!!

Amazing experience! Hands-down the best sunset view in North Kīhei. Extra thanks to JUDY for her friendly and professional service! I wish they would be open more hours, but without a sign outside, this place remains the best-kept secret in north Kīhei.

Simply amazing! Starting with the spectacular ocean view, continuing with the delicious and very flavorful food. The staff was attentive without being intrusive. Overall, it’s the kind of place you leave already planning your next visit. 😍

The food here was a highlight—the butter chicken, naan bread, and rice were all delicious and full of flavor. However, the experience was mixed due to a few other factors. • Menu & Pricing: The Indian cuisine menu is somewhat limited, and be aware that entrees are à la carte, so rice is an additional charge. • Service: We visited during sunset and found the service to be quite slow. • Facilities: The bathrooms were in need of attention and could be much cleaner. • Hidden Costs: Keep a close eye on your check, as they may automatically add a 20% gratuity to the bill. Overall, it’s a great spot for tasty food and views, but come prepared for slow service and extra costs."

Monsoon Bar & Grill in Maui is a great spot for flavorful Indian food in a relaxed setting. We tried the dal, paneer curry, and fresh naan, and everything tasted rich and comforting with authentic spices. The dal was hearty and well-seasoned, the paneer curry had a creamy, flavorful sauce with soft paneer pieces, and the naan came out warm and perfectly soft, great for scooping up the curries. Portions were generous and the dishes felt freshly made. Overall, it’s a solid place to enjoy classic Indian comfort food while in Maui. 🍛🥘

The sunset views alone make this place worth visiting. It gets very busy around sunset, and since the windows are kept open, it can get a bit chilly—bring a light sweater or jacket depending on the weather. The food was good (and honestly great considering it’s one of the few Indian options around), but the service was very slow. Definitely order everything at once. The server was upfront about it and even mentioned that getting an extra roti or naan later would take another 30 minutes because we had under-ordered. That said, between the views and the food, it’s still absolutely worth a visit.