Coco Asian Cuisine

Went for a weekday dinner, and loved the place. The service was great and so was the food. The menu is pretty diverse with lot of good selections to choose from. They have some good vegetarian options too. Loved the Honey Dew Juice and the Coconut Drink. Appetizers came in fast and was really tasty, the fried tofu, okra with bellcan sauce, steamed dumplings. Loved the entree, Seafood Chow Fun was delicious along with the Red Curry. Overall definitely will recommend this place. “We will be back. “

This authentic restaurant has left the best impressions! Being a Thai and Malaysian Cuisine, they were serving Asian greens and vegetables. Their dishes were delicious and customizable to our needs. The customer service was stupendous, the staff was very knowledgeable and gave us wonderful recommendations. It was a great experience.

I love the food here!! Whenever I call it takes about 20 minutes. The crispy hainan chicken(comes with rice) , roti Canai, seafood pan fried noodles, Shanghai fried rice, satay skewers appetizer, thai ice tea. They all were delicious. Noodles are up to you when you mix them for crispness. The hot sauce that comes with the chicken can be used on any of the rice dishes. Roti sauce went well with all dishes😋. Thai ice tea doused any spiciness i had during dinner, just wish they had a bigger size cup!

Maybe I didn't order the right dishes. Ordered for pick up one Saturday evening. To start, we had the Roti Canai. Maybe they serve different ones for dine in vs. takeout because the one we got wasn't thin/puffy like the photos. It was flat and tasted exactly like the ones you get from the freezer section of an Asian supermarket. They give you two pancakes but they had better if they are charging $6 for that. For $6, I could get myself three packs (of six each) of these at the supermarket! The Belacan Fried Rice and Basil Chow Fun were not any better. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt, and assume that maybe it wasn't that great because we didn't eat it immediately, but it wasn't even that. The texture of the noodles were off. Perhaps they boiled it too long before they stir-fried it, so a lot of it was in small chunks. Plus the flavor of both dishes were just not great. The fried rice was reminiscent of something you'd get from a Panda Express. Overall, not a good Malaysian food experience.