Coconut Paradise — Restaurant in Shanghai

The address of Coconut Paradise has changed. New address: Yan'an East Road No.17 A, Huangpu, Shanghai China.

For those who are familiar with Lost Heaven, Coconut Paradise won’t disappoint you. Their bosses have transposed what makes the success of Lost Heaven to Thai food. And during all my visits I’ve never been disappointed.

Not only the menu has all the best dishes that can be found in Thailand but every single dish is made to perfection. None of the original ingredients are missing and all come with the guarantee of freshness and flavor rendering. I have to give my kudos to the chefs you have designed the menu.

The wide selection on the menu shows a real love for Thai food. As for Lost Heaven, they went for a tasting tour of all provinces in Thailand and came up with an amazing selection without being scared of how complex some dishes are to make or how hard the ingredients are to find.

As for Lost Heaven, a specific attention has been given to decoration which incorporates siamese features. You will be able to enjoy Thai Zeed, their signature cocktail that has become the only drink I allow myself to drink during my outings. No doubt why Thai Zeed has gained international recognition.

The service is top notch. Restaurant manager will always know which dish to suggest according to your taste and mood. Staff is attentive and discreet at the same time. Dishes will arrive quickly and will be smoothly arranged on your table.

Overall I’ve had some memorable dinners at the Coconut Paradise restaurant. Even if the venue has changed recently, Coconut Paradise has maintained all the features that makes it a great restaurant with outstanding food and...

Me and my companion found this place on our way to Julu Road; even at 8:30 on a March Thursday the garden was beautifully lit and attracted our curious eyes. Given the decoration we expected the place to be outrageously priced, but all the dishes were priced quite fairly. After looking at the menu we decided to go in. The first thing that hits you when you come in is the delicious smell of Thai cuisine, which permeated the upper floor where we sitted. The decoration and ambience with the dim, colorful lights are both a cut above your usual restaurant, making the place 100% date worthy. The staff is friendly and also speaks English. When the food came, we were pleasantly surprised by how balanced the flavors were: not too spicy, not too salty and naturally very aromatic. Having never been to Thailand, I cannot vouch for the authenticity of the food, but I can vouch for its...

This is a really good Thai restaurant. There is a variety of dishes that are tasty but simple. I would recommend to take the deep fried chicken wrapped in leaves.

One of the downside is that even with a reservation you always, always, always have to wait. This could be a bummer for impatient people. It is however a way to have a drink at the bar with...