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    Thai Coconut

    3.6 (317 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Asian Fusion, Soup
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    THAI COCONUT ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Dogs allowed

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    Chicken panang combo
    Jeff C.

    I liked it. Came in for dinner with some friends. Inside is simply decored with a decent amount of seating. The menu is pretty big with lots of Thai classics. My friends and I got the Thai coco appetizers. Basically a fried appetizer sampler, no complaints from me lol. Individually we got the seafood fried rice, lemongrass chicken, and chicken panang combo. Everything was good! Decent portions you can share. Will definitely be coming back. Service was good. Friendly staff. Small parking lot on the side otherwise there's street parking.

    The chile they lost customers for.
    Freddy D.

    Only improvement I can suggest is shut the place down, it needs a thorough deep cleaning and replace the Rude owners/management once they are done scrubbing the grease they have allowed to build up. I've always overlooked the dead flies on their window sills and dirty blinds, but their cheap rude behavior out shines that. We never eat in, as our elbows usually stick to the dirty table tops so we have been "to go" customers, willing to take a risk on their food quality as they are close to our office. I guess, we had the moto, "what we don't see, won't hurt us". Well, until we were asked to pay for a couple of extra 1/2 filled 1/2 ounce containers of chile, gee, what's the cost of those? Well these dorks seem to prefer donations rather than run a business. Save yourself a case of diarrhea and go, better yet run,to the spic and span Thai Classic across the street.

    Pad See Ew, Salad, Chinese Broccoli with Crispy Pork Belly, Tom yam kung
    Dragon P.

    Just ate done, They are friendly before noon food is fast and I really love seafood, fried rice, Pad See Ew, mango sticky rice, Chinese Broccoli with Crispy Pork Belly and coconut juice

    Fried Dumplings
    Martin W.

    Hi! I am back with another review. I am normally very critical of places that I visit, and lately I've been surprised and have given five stars to a few of the restaurants Thai coconut is on that list. I met with one of my referral partners at this restaurant, Thai coconut. This was my first time here. The restaurant dining area is open and spacious. It also had a bar and an outside patio. The restroom was clean. One guest ordered the war one Thanh soup and fried chicken dumplings. The second guest ordered the pad Thai lunch special and I ordered the Thai cocoa fried rice. My fried rice was surprisingly good, I am Asian, and compared it to the way, my mom used to prepare our fried rice. What I liked about this dish is that it had Chinese sausages alongside chicken as the protein. It was a Chinese sausage. That was the main reason that I ordered it since that is the protein that my mom added it into her fried rice. She passed years ago, so I've been longing to find a Chinese restaurant let alone a Thai restaurant to serve fried rice the way that my mom prepare prepared. it suffice to say it was delicious. My friends said that their dishes were also prepared well. The soup was hot, it had a healthy portion of dumplings, shrimp, and calamari alongside vegetables. The fried dumplings were prepared just right, they were not overly fried, but not under fried either. The pad Thai Plate was also served hot and according to my friend was very tasty. Before they came out with our entrées. They served us a small salad of lettuce, shredded carrots, and honey mustard dressing. The lettuce was cold and crispy as were the carrots. They also surprised us with a small serving of coconut ice cream. I did not see it on the menu so it was a nice touch. I suspect it that it is because the restaurant is under new management, according to the business card that I picked up as I was leaving the restaurant. All in all, Thai coconut restaurant in Eagle rock would be one that I would encourage you to try. I hope that this review helps with your decision-making. Bon appétit

    Tom yum soup
    misty m.

    We came here tonight to grab some dinner in the area. We were very impressed! The servers were fast and attentive. I especially loved that my green curry was more thick, and filled with lots of meat and veggies. A lot of places water it down. We also ordered the Tom yum soup, which was excellent. The prices are also decent, and they have specials, which makes this place more budget friendly, compared to other places. Overall we loved our dinner and our bill, and will for sure come back when we're craving Thai!

    May A.

    Customers beware! 18% gratuity AUTOMATICALLY added for 2 or more people! Check your receipts because I believe the 18% is on top of the sales tax. The notice is in small print at the bottom of the menu.

    Kevin A.

    Thai Coconut served up delicious food in a warm, friendly setting - plus free ice cream! As you can see, SHE ATE. PERIODT. ‍

    Appetizer platter . Egg rolls , shrimp rolls ,fried veggies , wontons , fried shrimp

    First time in . Pass by all the time . We entered to a welcome . We were seated . We had a great soup and appetizers . Clean and friendly . We will definitely come back again .

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    The food was good and large portions, I had the Thai coffee with boba balls were soft . Ended it with ice cream

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    No frills service, excellent pad thai lunch special, and yellow curry (masaman) perfect for a quick take out! Easy access on Colorado blvd.

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    No crab in the crab fried rice, tasteless and disappointing. Plentiful portions but I won't be eating it again.

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