Coconut Paradise Thai Cuisine椰香天堂泰国料理
富民路38号
近巨鹿路, 地铁2号线静安寺站
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- Accepts International Credit Cards
- Has Outdoor Seats
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This cozy, Thai-style house offers indoor or outdoor dining with lots of attention to Southeast Asian detail with soft lights, dark teak wood and a faint hint of incense. The spicy beef lettuce wraps sprinkled with fresh mint make a perfect starter for the shrimp Pad Thai and red curry chicken.
Perpetual Thai
Always popular with expats and locals alike, we were curious to see if this Thai staple still provides a pleasant and memorable dining experience. Oozing with ambiance, it certainly offers the perfect exotic setting for sampling some Thai cuisine. On our recent visit, we indulged our taste buds by sampling a selection of our favored dishes peppered with new additions from the extensive menu. A must, and a favorite, the spring rolls (RMB40) were light, crispy, not too greasy and tasty as always. An added appetizer of rice paper crab veggies (RMB55), replete with spicy peanut dipping sauce, was a bit too heavy on the lemongrass and stingy on the crab. We also tried a tangy papaya salad (RMB48) and an exceptional vegetable dish of watercress with shrimp paste (RMB38). The pad Thai (RMB60) was a bit too eggy--the latter overpowered the dish--but the piquant green curry (RMB60) and sizzling beef with pineapple (RMB68) were outstanding. Setting, service and reliable, consistent Thai fare is what entices us to return and allows this venue to remain a favorite. --Peggy Rosen
