Aiyara Thai Cusine - Temecula

The food at this restaurant is delicious, the atmosphere is calm and relaxing, the table side manners are stellar, and the service is prompt. I highly recommend this location and have visited it several times. I will definitely be going back. Keep in mind, the food is rather expensive, but it is well worth it as you are not just paying for the food, but for the overall dining experience.

This Thai restaurant has a modern and stylish atmosphere with a water fountain in the dining area. The most unique décor feature were the elephant chairs made of wood. Our group ordered the Tom Yum soup with mixed seafood, Pad See Ew with beef, beef salad, Panang curry with pork, and the Mango Sticky Rice dessert. Our favorite dishes were the Tom Yum soup, beef salad, and Panang curry. The Tom Yum soup had just the right amount of spice, with a perfect balance of sour and salty flavors. The beef in the salad was tender and the dressing was delicious. The Panang curry was excellent with rice. The Mango Sticky Rice dessert was smaller than expected based on online pictures, so we recommend ordering two portions if sharing with more than two people.

The portion size is way too small for the price of $21! Other Thai restaurants give much more noodles in their drunken noodle dish. I was still hungry after eating here. They also don't remove the tails from their shrimp, which all fine dining restaurants should do to avoid getting your fingers messy. I was told they charge extra to remove the shrimp tails, which is unacceptable. Only four pieces of shrimp were included in the dish. They also charge $36 for a bottle of Middle Sister's Moscato, while you can buy it for $9.99 at Total Wine and More. This is not worth the price. The size of the drunken noodle was unacceptable. Fine dining restaurants should remove the shrimp tails and provide more than four pieces.

Food was delicious! We loved everything about our experience! Would definitely stop by next time I'm in Temecula.

These guys continue to impress. We've been dining at Aiyara for around 12 years since we moved into town. The ambiance is quiet, and romantic if that's your thing. The food has always been 5 stars. We've loved their veggie spring rolls, the Pad Thai isnummy, but we go there mostly for their curry. Doesn't matter which kind, they're all good. We occasionally opt to add on acouple of Thai teas when we're feeling saucy. Highly recommended. Be ready for a wait on holidays (especially stuff likeValentine's Day).