Thai Thai Cocoa Village

Thai thai is a go to place for me. Ever since I had it the first time- I think about going back every time i’m in the area. The food is so delicious, everything I have ordered is a 10/10. I am very picky with my thai/ Japanese food- and thai thai is one of my all time favorites.

*Update 2-13-2026 Went back again and the sushi was way better this time. Only complaint was the "tempura" cheese cake was just a slab of cheese cake wrapped in a tortilla and fried. * Food was hit or miss. The edimame and calamari were good. When it came to the sushi we had the Thai Thai, Tornado, JB roll and conch. The Thai Thai and JB roll were good, but on the Thai thai, the eel they put on there was barely enough to get the taste of it. The Tornado was ok. The conch had an off smell and taste.

Stopped by in passing for lunch. It was pretty good. We have a ginger chicken entree and green curry with tofu. Soup and salad. And a Thai ice tea. Quite flavorful. Reasonably priced. But not sure what the convenience fee was that was added. The service was friendly and attentive.

Amazing food and service. I got the sushi Thai comb bento box and it was delicious. This place had become our favorite lunch and dinner spot when we visit cocoa.

First time here at this long time Thai/Japanese restaurant in Cocoa Village. We started with a chicken Satay app that included 4 skewers of tender and lightly flavored chicken. My wife had one of the Sushi rolls that had shrimp, eel and cream cheese. It was very good. I had the Pad Se Ewe with duck. The duck was deep fried and crispy. I prefer it mixed into the dish so the sauce in the noodles gets on the duck, but my wife preferred this presentation as the duck remained crisp but a bit bland. The noodles had a nice texture and included some fresh veggies mixed in. Our other party had sashimi platters served on a wooden boat. Very nice presentation. Only downside for me was I got bumped in my chair several times as people passed by. They need to spread the tables a bit better. Overall, a