thai fuku

good good. sushi was good. teriyaki beef. also try the fried cheesecake for deseret.

i ate here with a friend on a monday night.  we got into our hotel later than we expected because it took longer to find ground transportation from the orlando airport.  it was about 8:00 pm when we set out from our hotel.  i had looked up thai fuku before we left for the trip.  i was still craving a bowl of thai curry, and my friend was okay with that, too.

we were seated promptly.  immediately, i noticed the sparse decorations.  the feel of this place is a little bit better than a restaurant that does mostly take-out, but i have eaten at nicer looking thai and japanese restaurants.

we saw the extensive sushi menu, but we both headed for the thai entrees part of the menu.  i ordered red curry with pork. he got a chicken broccoli stir fry.  we both ordered brown rice with our entrees.  it cost more, but it was definitely worth it.  i think that they actually used black rice mixed with white rice judging by the appearance and taste of what we were served, but it had the earthy flavor that i like from black rice and brown rice.  it was cooked sticky enough to hold together in a cup shape on the plate on which it was served.

i was pretty hungry, so i had no trouble finishing the entire bowl of red curry.  the vegetables were still a little bit tender.  any time i get curry with vegetables that are not mushy makes me happy.  it was also nice to have what tasted like cucumbers in there.  i don't think i have ever had cucumbers in curry, but it was surprisingly tasty.  the pork was well cooked and cut into bite sized pieces.

i don't know if i'll ever be back in cocoa beach, but now i know that they have at least one good place to get thai curries.

beware of the service and low life scumbags that work at thai fuku- they are the worst people. the staff here are crazy abusive and mistreat customers for no reason. they have mocked and bullied many customers, and brought their third world country thai hatred to americans and others going to the restaurant. they are uneducated uncivil monkeys who need to go back to their third world country that is designed for trash like them. they are really evil bad and arrogant people.the cooks, chef and all the staff are arrogant and abusive sociopaths. they have done this on several different occasions. they are the worst scum and crap people.

very very good. dont let the looks fool you this is a fantastic place no matter what you like. something for everyone on the menu. i thought this would be a typical fast food type place but it isnt. food is awesome!

sushi and then some....... we were in port canaveral visiting my future in-laws, who were looking for something "different." a quick survey of urbanspoon mobile turned up several options and i was in the mood for thai/sushi. while the outside is unassuming (attached to a beach xtreme store) there is plenty of room inside and a big menu to choose from. i hadn't had sushi in a while so i went that route. the fiancee and her parents were a little less adventurous and tried the pad see iw and drunken noodles. we also had their sampler plate of appetizers: gyoza, fried tofu, squid, spring rolls and crab rangoon. we did get a california roll so the others could try a little faux-sushi. i added the seduction roll to my order of nigiri and all the fish quality was quite good. didn't ask about toro (wasn't on the menu). a good selection of beers and house wines in most varieties and everyone should be happy.
if you're tired of the same old fish place and you've had italian too many times in the past month, give thai fuku a try...there's something for everyone.

don't be put off by the view from the curb, this place is the real deal. we had tempura,then sushi and my friend had a thai salmon dish (choochee). all very good. service was excellent too.

don't judge a book by its cover!. my husband looked at the menu and was very sceptical. i encouraged him to keep an open mind because our kids wanted thai and sushi. we were blown away with how fabulous everything was. my very sceptical husband couldn't believe it. the waiter ethan was so helpful and knowledgeable. the lobster dragon roll was to die for.we tried a variety of sushi - all good even had the option to get brown rice sushi. we also tried the thai basil chicken and the chicken red curry. we opted for our curries to be a 7 on the hotness scale. this is not for everybody but we loved it. our friend found the pad thai too hot at level 5!! but it was still very tasty. my son had the chicken teriyaki , it was excellent and a very generous portion of tender chicken breast. we can hardly wait to go back and try some of the other tasty temptations on the menu. ethan highly recommended the bbq pork and the pineapple fried rice. tip.... order lots so you can take some home!!!! fantastic!

this restaurant needs more.... exposure. this place is awesome. the food is amazing and the wait staff are just as incredible. emmy(spelling) is always so nice, and incredibly efficient. this is a must do for cocoa beach, and a go too place for quality sushi and even less exotic entrees.

great variety of food from their giant menu. awesome happy hour specials for drinks, dinner and sushi. friendly staff, very attentive. the pad thai was excellent.

staying at the hampton- was craving thai- and fuku delivered!!

the red curry chicken was excellent!

and coconut soup also!!

glad i ordered!

outstanding! very fresh vegetables, generous portion sizes. 4-star "heat" is not as spicy as at some other thai restaurants. exceptionally friendly service. i'll be back!

thai fuku - “experience the best. recently, i visited this new cocoa beach restaurant that opened september 2012 in the strip mall with extreme surf shop. the eatery is a little difficult to locate from the road but it is directly on n atlantic ave (a1a) two blocks from 520 on the west side. look for the two small neon green canopies with unique asian white framing. it is easier to park behind the restaurant although there are spaces in front. my group of twenty women arrived before noon. this was our first visit.

the place looks small from the outside but it feels more spacious once you are inside. the ceilings are two stories high which really helps. walls are almost neon green. the color repeats in the front windows panels. lovely orange hanging lamps add more color. there are several lovely wall hangings. at the back of the restaurant, there is a wall-mounted flat screen tv. the décor is crisp and modern. we ate on wooden tables. there are also a few booths.

most of us ordered from the lunch menu and almost everyone was very happy with her meal. after we all arrived, the sweetest server that i have ever encountered took our beverage orders. for my meal, i ordered the thai lunch special pad thai. i am not too adventuresome with thai food. a relative suggested that i try this dish on a previous visit to another thai restaurant so i ordered it again. the dish is not spicy and consists of stir-fried rice noodles, eggs, ground peanuts, bean sprouts and green onions. all of the specials come prepared with your choice of: chicken, pork, beef, mixed vegetables or tofu, $7.95, shrimp, squid or scallops, $8.95 or jumbo shrimp or mixed seafood, $10.95. our lunch specials also came with miso soup and a crispy spring roll that was so delicious. our dishes arrived on heavy white square dishes. since my chicken pieces were just a bit dry, i suggest you try one of the other add on options.

two women sitting near me ordered lunch specials also. one ordered the cashew nut: stir-fried snow pea, onion, bell peppers, baby corn, mushroom, celery, carrot, cashew nuts, topped with cilantros and scallions, with shrimp, $8.95. another had the broccoli: stir-fried broccoli, baby corn & mushrooms in stir fried sauce with cilantros & scallions on top, with scallops, $8.95. both of those dishes had a mound of steamed white rice served with them. a third woman near me ordered an additional side salad with ginger dressing and we marveled at how fresh and appealing it looked. we regretted that we did not order it. there are 15 choices on the lunch special menu. some have a red pepper after it designating a spicy dish. another menu symbol tells diners that the dish contains raw fish. many of us took home boxes of leftovers, as did i.

the entire menu is quite extensive. four different duck or fish dishes are $9.95. if you have a bigger appetite, you can add one of six thai appetizers, $3.95-$6.95. if you prefer japanese food, they have many choices for lunch. there are six choices of bento lunch box, $11.95, tempura/teriyaki/hatsu, $7.95-$8.95 or sushi/sashimi, $10.95-$13.95. additionally there are thai entrees, house specials, and weekly specials. check out the uncle john’s specials (could this be named after owner john lekprasert.) for something different on the menu, try the new ahi tuna pizza, cajun tuna guacamole, sashimi deluxe or salmon sashimi wraps. i wonder how the pineapple fried rice tastes. thai fuku is also popular for sushi and bbq. why not come for happy hour every day from 4-6 pm-beer, $2-$3, wine, $3 or sake, $5, $8. there are also food deals at happy hour. for example, my pad thai is $5 at happy hour.

our service throughout the meal was very attentive, polite and professional. the server refilled our beverage glasses just when we needed them refilled without anyone asking. she served all of us plus other tables with a beautiful smile. we each had separate checks and the server handled it flawlessly. i think that we will all return since everything went so smoothly. all the ingredients looked fresh. the sauces were tasty. every meal looked appealing. you just know that the staff takes time with presentation. portions are big and prices are reasonable. the restaurant is very clean. there is something for everyone on this ambitious menu. i hope that the owners are very successful in cocoa beach. john and his wife, too previously owned thai fuji in rockledge. rockledge’s loss is cocoa beach’s gain. i intend to bring my husband with me next time for dinner. maybe i will try the garlic duck, which is not spicy, or the tamarind lobster with fried rice if i want to splurge

authentic thai in cocoa beach. whether it be sushi or traditional thai entrees, thai fuku offers a wide blend of authentic thai flavors and dishes to suit anyone's palate.

highly recommended for lunch or dinner. prices are reasonable for portions.

wait staff is friendly and helpful.

you won't be disappointed. the food here really impressed us with its quality--wow, is it ever delicious! it's so fresh and well made--even the tenderest vegetables stay crunchy and crisp after cooking. the meats, sauces and rice are all excellent, and the prices are so cheap for the quality and quantity.

excellent. this is the real deal. we don't live in cocoa but if we did, we would be regulars at thai fuku.