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    Coco Thai

    3.6 (93 reviews)
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    Closed 11:30 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Thai custard, Pad See Ew, Drunken Noodle
    Amanda W.

    Thai food is always on point especially with their spicy things, we love that. Ordered some usual noodle dishes to try out. Pad see ew was good, the smell of the dish threw me off a lil, it do have nice color tho, yet lots of noodles but not enough ingredients in terms of the ratio to noodles. I finished all my veggies and added protein and had 5-6 bites of noodle left. 8/10 They did however made me very happy bc I asked for extra spicy and it was delivered perfectly :) Drunken noodle did not miss, it was super delicious. From the spicy aspect to the freshness of the bell peppers. 10/10. Thai custard is ok. Should've ordered mango sticky rice instead, in my opinion. 6/10

    Chicken drunken noodles
    Vaughn F.

    It was a rainy day, and I decided to get lunch with my girlfriend at Coco Thai. We came in around 2:00 and it wasn't very busy, plenty of tables to choose from. The waitress poured glasses of water for us and we began browsing the menu. Out of curiosity, we decided to try the "beef noodle soup," essentially their version of pho. We also ordered the drunken noodles with chicken, requesting it extra spicy. The noodle soup was interesting. I'm not convinced the broth was fresh, and it was sweeter than typical pho broth, but it wasn't bad either. The noodles were okay, but the bean sprouts, cilantro, and basil should have been fresher. The beef was also iffy. My guess is that this isn't one of the more popular items here. The drunken noodles were tastier, and, I was happy to note, spicy. The noodles were a bit too soft, and the quality of the ingredients could have been better, but it was still enjoyable. Of those dishes we tried, that's the one I'd recommend the most. Overall, pretty average Thai restaurant. I'd suggest ordering takeout/delivery, as the dine-in experience was unappealing.

    Lunch special menu
    Michelle T.

    One of my to go spot near prospect park when I have a Thai craving. This place is bloomed with flavor and spice. Trust them when they say the dish is spicy because my mouth was on fire but it was just so delicious. I cooled it off with Thai ice tea; that always does the trick. I miss the times of dining in the restaurant but I also appreciate that the restaurant can retain its flavor and portion when ordering to go during the pandemic. My favorite has always been their drunken noodles, spicy fried rice, and pork belly with Chinese vegetable. I would skip the squid because its not as crunchy and it's a bit too chewy. Overall, one of my favorite Thai place in Brooklyn!

    Unbearably spicy
    Otis I.

    We ordered not-spicy ... CLEAR on My Yelp Order .... they just ignore it; they just send whatever they want... Knowing that we're not going to open up the bag until we get into the house and close the door... Do not order from this place!!!!!!

    Pad See Ew with crispy pork
    Ilana Z.

    We were walking by Prospect Park and wanted Thai food for take out. I'm glad I stumbled upon Coco Thai since they had the option to add crispy pork to your noodles. We opted for the pad see ew and pad kee mao with crispy pork for both. The dishes were huge and super tasty!!! I just wish they didn't come with as many boiled carrots, but I'll make sure to note that for next time when I come back :)

    Mango salad
    Daniel C.

    Coco Thai brings Thai food to the heart of park slope. It is clearly a winner in this quiet cute neighborhood. Recommend getting apps to share like the mango salad, fried shrimp rolls. The drunken noodle with fried duck was excellent. Also the deep fried whole red snapper was a sweet and tangy delight. Add a Thai iced tea or coffee to your meal to make it complete. Consider a mango sticky rice for dessert

    Spicy basil with beef

    I see a lot of 1-star reviews but today i dined in for lunch and had a great meal. The kitchen did seem to get the wrong rice, but the hostess/waitress was rly great about it and fixed it immediately. I could see how that might be an issue if it were delivery; it seems to be a chronic issue with a hasty person - i say this because it was neither busy nor crowded and there was only 1 takeout order. I had one of the crispy rolls to start, they were very good. Entree was beef basil, and it was even better than i hoped for at this price point. The sticky sweet coconut rice was only moderately sweet and coco-nutty, but still acceptable. I will be back in person to eat here again.

    Chinara M.

    The pad see yew here is really amazing but I have a sour taste in my mouth after the last couple times that I ordered. My 2nd to last order was very mushy and not as tasty as the usual. My most recent order had a plastic bag in it, not too sure how that happened but this was a complete turn off. I traditionally order on Uber eats and it breaks my heart that I may not be able to eat here anymore after this experience.

    ROTI is the thing!!!
    Jia J.

    Anyone remotely near Park Slope and Windsor Terrace should get themselves over here for a surprisingly delicious and fresh experience. I was in here on a weekday night and was initially kind of saddened by how empty it was, until I realized that this is perhaps the trend for brick and mortar eateries now since all us lazy asses are ordering from the comfort of our shabby, cramped, cluttered, overheated, walk-up apartments. Because there's no way people aren't enjoying this food. It's just so good, and at such a value. There's something to be said for not having to spoon out the soupy goodness of this country's cuisine from a series of non-sustainable plastic delivery packaging. Plus, the restaurant is clean and homey, and has really interesting ethnic yet almost Appalachian-looking antiquey decor that makes you wonder further about who owns the spot, when it was established, and that whole story. I got my usual Tom Ka Soup with chicken (now becoming somewhat of a gauge for comparing Thai spots), then took the plunge and went for spicy Panang Curry with Squid, even though I've been really let down by so many Panangs that are too sweet-and-sour, yet somehow bland at the same time. Now pay attention here...even knowing that the curry dish would come with rice, I got starch-greedy and ordered a side of roti when I saw that it was available. Thai roti ()...it's a thing, dense, chewy, and delightfully flaky all at once, kind of like Indian paratha. I couldn't believe it when the roti came out and almost stole the show put on by a solid Tom Ka soup and a dimensional, spicy, sophisticated Panang curry that tasted like it had really been COOKED instead of kind of warmed up from a vat. And you know, I wouldn't care how they made it because it tasted amazing and was served efficiently with a warm smile. There was neither hovering nor negligence on the part of the staff, and I got to enjoy a private dinner for two that can't have been more than $30, and that included starters, sides, Southeast Asian beer, and the delightful mains. Being here has stopped me from haphazardly ordering Thai food when feeling lazy. Next time I crave Thai, I'm going to treat the craving with respect and make the few block walk to here.

    Mari D.

    Omg so yummy I have t cooked all week I'm so hooked food is so good authentic my grab and go spot

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    Todd F.

    Returned today for lunch with my mom and my Aunt. All three of us shared appetizers over Thai Iced Tea. Great to experience a better menu and .improved service. Two old trendy ladies give this place five stars.

    Diana L.

    Ordered in UberEats: Drunken Noodles with tofu n spicy Drunken Noodles with chicken and no vegetables non-spicy Curry puff Sticky Rice All together total was $41+ The Dunken Noodles has like a cupboard paper in it! Another Chicken drunken noodles wasn't even the one I ordered (it has all the vege and it's spicy) my husband won't eat it The The curry puff was almost $7 and it's 3 little piece that's all my husband ate. The sticky rice are dried looks like it's leftover that they don't wanna throw away (steamed rice but dried and turned color) how? This is so disappointing spend more money to order for something that to throw away

    Avocado Tilapia
    Jing C.

    Don't ever choose this restaurant I spent $20 for this dish Avocado tilapia I picked the salmon instead of tilapia you can see how bad of that avocado ,how dare The store may close soon ,No management!

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    Not bad but not memorable. If you have a craving and nothing else is around then this will satisfy but there is a lot better in the area

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    8 years ago

    It's not perfect but pretty darn good!!! If you have a craving for Thai cuisine, this local spot will satiate the need!

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    7 years ago

    Hearty portions and full flavor. My vegan friend was able to get dishes she wanted. Not the best Thai ever but certainly respectable.

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    Drunken noodles with chicken is bomb. If you like spicy, this is good stuff. Wasn't a fan of the Thom yum soup. Too much fish sauce in it.

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    9 years ago

    So good. Curry puffs and dumplings are amazing. I could eat so much, but I had to stop. No matter how tasty .

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    9 years ago

    Food is delicious, only complaint is they load you up on noodles and rice and put a small amount of meat , especially in the Pad Thai.

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