Reviews
Recent Reviews for Coconut Bay Restaurant
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Jen Y.
San Francisco , California
1
review
My husband and I went to the restaurant on a Saturday afternoon. The
restaurant window display their lunch menu and specials. As we was
seat it to our table; we were given a dinner menu. I ask the waitress for
the lunch menu. She was not happy nor please. Their lunch menu was different
from the window display. She indicates the lunch menu on the weekend
is different from the weekday. I ask her why did they not indicate that
on their menu by the display window???? My husband and I receive our
order; the chicken was dry, egg roll was really greasy and instead of
serving us sticky rice they service us white rice-not what we order.
The service was lousy, they did not refill our drinks, foods take a long
time to come and forget our order. When we ask for the check-the receive
already indicate how much we should be given for tips. I also notice
several people was waiting for a table and decided to walk out; the restaurant
was fairly empty. DISHONEST AND VERY BAD SERVICES!!!
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Anonymous
56945
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A wonderful location with accessible parking and the food is authentic.
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Michael F.
California
67
reviews
Coconut Bay is a great place to dine with a group of family
or friends. The staff is friendly and the kitchen knows what
they're doing. The flavors are right on, authentic yet with
artistic variations that keep you pondering why they created
their flavorful effects. The prices are reasonable (went for
dinner) and parking is a breeze. I understand that Martin Yan
has been through Coconut Bay and gave it his thumbs up.
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Anonymous
56945
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For those of you with not a lot of time to read reviews, this
is definitely a place worth trying. For the rest of you...
My wife and I visited Coconut Bay this evening after finding
it here on dine.com. It is a small restaurant on Burlingame's
quiet Howard Avenue, and as of this writing has been there for
three months. The wait staff is cordial, the decor modern
and clean, the atmosphere a bit loud. Another point to make
is that this restaurant is not just Thai, but also has influences
from Singapore and Malaysia.
We had five dishes:
We started with the Roti Bread, an indian flatbread served
with curry sauce. Quite good, although the portion was somewhat
small. I still prefer the Roti Prata at Straits Cafe in
Palo Alto.
Next up was the dancing prawns, 4 large shrimp stuffed with
ground chicken and crabmeat, then skewered and broiled. This
was quite tasty and a contender among other dancing prawns
in the ballet of other Thai ...
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Anonymous
56945
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I love Thai food and this was definitely a winner! The 'house'
coconut soup was excellent, as was all of the food. The atmosphere
was very nice, neat decor. I will definitely go again, it is now
my favorite Thai restaurant.
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Anonymous
56945
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Excellent food, great variety. Wonderful unobtrusive service
and
relaxing ambience. A great meal at a great price.
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Vic C.
2
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Excellent food. More of a variety than just Thai. It also has Vietnamese
selections and dishes from other countries. Fried banana and
ice cream was a great way to end the meal.
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