Thai Thai Cocoa Village

Came in here recently for lunch. The prices were very reasonable, the service was great, some of the food was really good but some of it was pretty lackluster. I got the miso soup, an avocado roll and an order of drunken noodles with tofu. This came out to around $17 before tip which I would say is a pretty great deal especially given the area. The soup and avocado roll were both good. Nothing crazy but both well executed and tasty. The drunken noodles didn’t taste bad but they didn’t taste like drunken noodles. They didn’t have any heat at all. There have been times I’ve had drunken noodles at other restaurants that aren’t spicy enough but these didn’t seem to have any chilis in them at all. They had basil in there but it wasn’t particularly fragrant or noticeable when eating it. There also wasn’t any tomato. In my opinion, these are 3 crucial parts of the dish. Our waiter was very pleasant and friendly. The food came out pretty quickly and like I said, this was a pretty solid deal. If I was going back I would likely try something other than the drunken noodles or specify that I want them hot.

HUGE portions of food. One order would serve four reasonable patrons or two ravinous consumers! So don't be scared off by the prices! $13-$25 entrees. Delicious! Excellently prepared with little or no wait. The server was warm and welcoming. He kept our glasses filled and table bussed without intrusion. We'll go back!

I love this place. I like here: fresh food, I like good service, I like the price; I like the place; I like atmosphere The waiters and hostess are pleasant and nice. The food is always tasty and fresh. And the prices are acceptable. I have been here several times: sometimes I ordered food to go, sometimes I sat at a table. Thank you guys. On photo: Philadelphia roll 😉 😋 yummy I also like Tom Kha Gai (Chicken coconut soup). Well, I like all the food of here