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yiwenchiang

original dishes and original environment! Quietly tucked away in a busy strip of restaurants and shops, Coconut Paradise offers a dining experience that infuses true relaxation into authentic Thai cuisine. A true indulgence of the senses, guests are greeted by the sound of the mellow waters of an Asian style pond, the subtle fragrance of essential oils, and a stunning view of a 2-story mansion set in a garden of tropical lush greens. Themed on a tropical paradise, a journey into Coconut Paradise takes guests away from the city's hustle bustle into a space reminiscent of the comforts of spa. Over 80 savory Thai dishes are served by professionally trained restaurant staff.

1 year, 8 months ago

emta

I've been twice for dinner in the last month, food is on the spicy side so order a few different things to balance everything out. All the dishes I've had so far have been consistently good, the only problem has been the service. Second time we went service wasn't so good-very slow and it got a bit annoying after awhile. Nice old home, the atmosphere is nice which adds to the whole experience.

 

9 months ago

cherrylove

nice food, reasonable price.. worth to go again

7 months, 3 weeks ago

dontdrinkthewater

This was our first visit to Coconut Paradise and I'm sure that it will not be our last. As it was a Saturday we reserved a table, and had the choice of indoors or outdoors seating. We chose indoors and we were escorted to our table upstairs on the 2nd floor by a window. The lighting inside was subtle and tea-lights illuminated the stairway. The menu arrived promptly and drinks orders were taken and served quickly. Our appetiser took a little bit longer to come, but tasted freshly cooked and was hot on arrival. Our empty plates were cleared away efficiently, and our wine glasses topped up regularly, then we had another wait for the arrival of the main dishes and had to talk to each other and drink wine to pass the time (shock, horror!). When our dishes did arrive the food quality was good, the flavours spicy and the portions were generous. My favourite dishes were the 3 spices sea bass and the sizzling spicy beef, as both were pretty spicy the steamed rice was essential. The food prices are reasonable (most dishes were around 70rmb), and the wine prices are affordable at around 200 rmb. If you love spicy Thai food, enjoy dining in comfortable surroundings and don't mind waiting for your order to be cooked fresh, this restaurant is one for you to try.

 

4 months, 3 weeks ago

r_eater

Great food at good prices

4 months, 3 weeks ago

monyetputih

quite a decent thai restaurant for shanghainese standards. nice setting too.

 

4 months, 3 weeks ago

epeter03

Service was classic Shanghai; 20 min. gaps between friends main dishes arriving. Thai Curry dishes were just so so, nothing special and not worth 65 RMB.

 

2 months ago

pcpliu

Quality of the food is definitely not worth the money when you've been to Thailand and had REAL Thai food before. We specifically told the server we want our dishes less spicy and they said they'd tell the chef. Regardless dishes arrived really spicy and when we asked the server all they said was "It's Thai, it's SUPPOSED to be spicy". Their Thai ice tea doesn't taste very authentic either. The only good thing about that place is the decor, at night it looks pretty good even when it rained the night we went. All I saw there was foreigners taking their local lady friends there to eat, so I guess it's a better place to bring your date you want to impress than to really care about the quality of the food with your friends.

 

3 weeks, 2 days ago