Coco Thai Cuisine

Firstly, the service was pretty good here and if this is a priority for choice of eatery, yes it hits the spot. However, food wise and prices are coco-Nuts! We ordered only 3 items plus 1 drink and the bill came up to 84 bucks Excluding tips, which ended up being about 100 bucks after tipping! (Refer to picture) The reason for such a shocker price ? The pad kee mow and pad woon Sen were each priced @15 OR @20 bucks but on the bill we were charged @ 20 as base price which is understandable since it was dinner time...this was just the BASE price. When asked if we wanted meat or seafood with it, we went for seafood which usually incurs additional cost but we were not informed that it was an additional 13 bucks... Each... which is ridiculous since the whole plate of fried noodles , even though frankly tasted nice but had no "wok hei" taste, had only 2 small scallops, a few pieces of shrimps and squid. That means 20 bucks just for noodles alone (+) the small seafood portion as stated above costing 13 (=) 33 in total for one plate ?? Really for a plate of fried noodles ??? Could have gotten a piece of nice steak for the same price. We eat Thai food pretty often at various places but never have we paid 33 bucks for a plate of noodles. The server and restaurant could have been more transparent and upfront in stating prices on the menu ClearLy and informing customers about additional costs especially when it is so exorbitant.

We were in Orlando for a few days and we decided to try this out and let me tell you, it was amazing. The food was amazing.I’m vegetarian and I was super impressed by how they were thoughtful about that and making sure all our food was vegan. We got the Thai iced tea which was really good. We got the papaya salad, which was a bit spicy for me. The drunken noodles with tofu and vegetable fried rice were really good! We would def come back whenever we are in Orlando.