Thai Fuku

Absolutely rude… Food is great!!! However the management is terrible. I will never go back. They noticed that we were watching the TV and shut it off. The literally locked the door behind us and the restuarant still didn’t close for another 15 minutes.

Cocoa Beach is probably like Las Vegas in that many travelers are there for other reasons than for the glories of the town. This is reflected in the hotels and restaurants which cater to the tens of thousands of cruisers cycling through daily. What a delight to find Thai Fuku which focuses on delivering EXCELLENT, thoughtful, lovingly prepared Thai/​American Asian food. We were one of the masses recently, and Unilocaled our way over to our absolute DELIGHT. The food was amazing, the fish was local and fresh (better than some of the ‘seafood’ restaurants in town) and affordable. We sat at a table with a view of the kitchen, so we were able to see the quality and attention given to preparing the food. Well done, Thai Fuku, you improved our vacation experience significantly. Thank you.

Food and service is awesome! Prices are very reasonable too! Drunken noodles are delicious, lots of veggies, choice of meat and sauce and the wonton soup is tasty especially on a rare cold FL day. The large Sake is enormous. The Fire roll is amazing but damn it’s hot so beware! Seduction roll is fantastic and can’t go wrong with a spicy tuna roll. Enjoy!

Ok. I really like Thai food and I’ve been trying to venture out to different local spots. I have been craving a particular dish so I decided to give this place a try. The ingredients were a little different but I tried it. It had the spice but the taste was blah. I literally just wasted $ 15 bucks because I trashed the whole thing. Maybe something super simple like Pad Thai IF I am ever brave enough to return…

Was a little unappealing looking at it from the outside but what a delightful surprise it was within minutes of sitting down you have a bowl of white miso soup placed in front of you and drinks at your table. The menu has plenty of options to choose from and all the food was carefully layer out with intention and with great flavors

Was stuck on my Thai kick, and decided that at 8:00 on Christmas night there must be someplace open for a Thai meal. Thai Fuku was the place.
Arrived around 8:30, and there were no parking spots, and people were standing outside waiting for a table.
Luckily, everybody wanted tables, so I found a quick seat at thr Sushi bar. I think the Sushi Chefs name was Shawn. He and I were able to have some great talk, but I don’t think that is what people will care about in a review.
Menu had plenty of choices. Typicall menu that also seems to have 50 different sushi rolls.
Sitting at the Sushi bar enabled me to see the cooking right in front of me. The kitchen is in the open.
I ordered my typical Crispy Tofu for an appetizer and Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles). I asked for Thai hot, and told them real Thai hot.
Since they were VERY busy, it did take a while, but that was fine. It showed me that they must be known for good food.
Crispy Tofu was decent. It is fried tofu, so there isn’t much to say about it.
Out came the Drunken Noodles. She said she requested a 7 out of a high of 10 on the heat scale. Seven was fine. It still allowed me to taste the Basil, Cilantro, and other tastes
I must have liked it, because I ordered two more servings to go!
This is a 30 minute drive and there are other Thai places that are closer, but this will be a regular stop for me
Hoping to take my other half there tomorrow
Rick

This place was great! Came for lunch in a party of four. Would highly recommend the sashimi platter and drunken noodles with mixed seafood. Got a seaweed salad for the table which was refreshing and tasty. Thai iced teas were delicious also :)

I sat down at the sushi bar and was greeted by an oily film hanging in the air from the deep fryers cooking away in front of me. I don’t know what I was thinking when I sat down instead of turning around and going elsewhere. No, in fact, for some strange reason previous reviews left me overly optimistic that the façade didn’t reflect the food: mediocre and mass produced ingredients. I probably won’t be back in here.
Sushi: rice not soft enough, fish isn’t any better than you get in grocery store sushi. They cater to the average American, not the sushi aficionado. That said, most ok sushi restaurants would get 3 stars from me, this doesn’t meet the bar for ok.
Thai: Tom kha soup was too salty and sweetened a bit. The squid I got in it was too fishy… Not a good sign.
Oh, and it was very inconvenient that they didn’t take American Express. In fact, this was surprising since everything about this restaurant’s take on Thai and Japanese food is very American, and might as well be grocery store express. Not to be repeated by me.

The food & service are great! The menu is overwhelming but the more choices, the better, right?!
The facilities are clean and our waitress was pleasant and attentive. Definitely would come here again.

Delicious food, clean atmosphere and friendly staff! Definitely give it a try. We look forward to coming back in the future.

Don’t let the $ 5 tee shirt with complimentary hermit crab beach megastore next door discourage you, this place is goooood! They have a great selection lunch specials, and Bento boxes to choose from. I hadn’t been here for dinner but the menu is fantastic and affordable. Open kitchen so you know the place is clean. Give this place a shot the next time your in Cocoa Beach.

This place rocks. Sit at sushi bar as they are more attentive than the serveers. Food is fresh and the Sushi guy (American/​White) was awesome.

My nine year old LOVES Thai so when we visited Cocoa Beach recently visiting Thai Fuku was a no brainer. We visited for lunch on a Thursday afternoon and thank goodness I had 1 ½ for lunch this day because service was pretty slow (only one waitress) but the food was awesome! We started with the basic salad with ginger dressing and miso soup (the dressing was out of this world delicious) along with spring rolls (crispy and delicious). My daughter had the kids Chicken Pad Thai which is served with French fries, my other daughter had the chicken teriyaki and I had shrimp teriyaki (we were surprised that it was served tempera style but it was delicious). If were ever in the area again we will definitely eat here again!

The kids’ portions were huge – and very good.
We ordered sushi, noodles, and curry, and liked all of it. Our only complaint is they don’t offer tamari, which isn’t great if you’re gluten intolerant.

They seated me very quickly and service was excellent beginning to end. I ordered Angel’s Wings (fried crab wantons with duck sauce), edamame, and a California roll. The edamame were overcooked but edible; the other two were perfect. I will definitely be coming back next time I’m in town for work.

If you read any of my other sushi place reviews, you’ll see that I am very very picky with sushi. Been here a few times now. I’m new to the area and have tried a few other sushi places, but I think this is the best one so far. I’ve only had takeout, but one time they gave me a miso soup while a waited. That’s nice and good service.
Miso soup was delicious. I get the same rolls — daimyo and fire roll. I get some al la carte sashimi also. Fresh fish and some creativity with the rolls. I would like to see more raw rolls and less cooked stuff and the price is a bit high. I think that’s because of the area, but for those reasons, I gave it 4 stars.
This is my new local place!

In town visiting family. Ordered takeout here from here late on a Sunday night, purely based on reviews and distance. Not used to Thai and sushi at the same place — but whatever. I wanted both so, winner!
Arrived and found a nice, clean restaurant that smelled great. Friendly staff.
Car smelled great the whole mile home, couldn’t wait to eat it. Upon arriving home, opened up the drunken noodles and was hit with the best smell ever. Taste was just as good. I spent some time in Southeast Asia and this dish was as legit as it gets.
The sushi was on point, too. I had a hurricane roll and a tuna, avocado, jalapeño roll. Both good.
So, 5 stars they earn from me for tasty food, no fuss ordering, at a good price.

Very good food. Service was excellent. After reserving a table and waiting 30 minutes at Thai Thai lll while an empty table doesn’t get cleaned for us. We were pleasantly surprised to have such good food. Tom yum soup, garlic lovers chicken, chicken pad Thai, beef panang, lobster volcano roll, and non sod. Panang was one of the best I’ve had.

What are you waiting for!!! Eat at this restaurant! This amazing little gem at Cocoa beach just gave me one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in a while. By the name of the restaurant, you’d think it was a Thai restaurant, but it’s really an Asian fusion restaurant (they feature Japanese and Thai). Also, be aware that this place is super unassuming from the outside (when you see the outside of this place you’ll know what I mean)… and the interior of the restaurant is plain and very institutional looking. Nevertheless, IMHO, who cares about ambiance when the food is over the top amazing! And, yep, it’s really that good! Everything we tried was terrifically mouthwatering and just bursting with flavor! I just couldn’t take it… it was that good! =)
Prior to visiting Thai Fuku, I had done a little research on Unilocal!and saw a few things that looked good. One of those items, the Lobster Volcano, was on the top of my list to try, so we ordered it for an appetizer. Wow! So tasty! It definitely ended up being just as good as Unilocalers had said, and I HIGHLY recommend this roll. We also tried a few other rolls (all were tasty)… so my guess is that you’re probably not going to go wrong with any of the other rolls.
As for Thai dishes, I was with Tony, so we were able to try a couple of different entrées, and all were amazing as well. The Drunken Noodles w/​chicken were the best I’ve ever had… and the Pad Thai was the most flavorful I’ve had at a restaurant.
Seriously, I could go on and on about this place, but I’ll leave further thoughts up to you. Just try this place… you’ll definitely be tried you did!

I’ve never driven by this place without making fun of the name. Seriosuly? Thai Fuku? Okay. However, while visiting my parents in Cocoa Beach we decided to give this unfortunately named place a try. I was initially impressed when I walked in. I’ve never been to a restaurant attached to one of those God-​awful tacky tourist trap surf shops so I was surprised at how nice the place looked inside. The industrial décor mixed with Asian accents reminded me of some of the Thai places in Chicago.
We had a large group and ordered a ton of food. We had a lot of special requests like hand rolls and gluten-​free options and the sole waitress got everything right and got our food out very quickly. I can’t say enough about the good service.
The food was delicious. I had two hand rolls – the spicy tuna and salmon skin – and the jalapeño hamachi. It was all very good but it appeared the hamachi was toasted with a blow torch which I thought was kind of strange. The sake selection was also very nice and they had a good unfiltered choice. Don’t be put off by the strange name and weird location. Go to Thai FUKU!