Jonah Udall

Google review

The only reason you need to come to Thai Garden is the hand-made in house wide rice noodles. The most delicious I’ve had anywhere. Get the pad see ew or drunken noodles, or any of several dishes with them, for a real treat. Lots of Thai places are more or less the same, even if they’re delicious. These noodles are special! Also, for gluten free people, the chefs son is celiac and he is as diligent as they come about avoiding contamination.

Anna Drechsel

Google review

Gluten free / celiac safe options. Food is amazing.

Andy Thomson

Google review

Great food, especially with Gluten and other allergy-friendly restrictions. Super flavorful and great variety. I miss the deep fried kimchi from the Mpls location, but love this spot.

Eric Ebbesen

Google review

Delicious food, daily deals, possibly the friendliest staff downtown. Beautiful view. Great spot for before or after a Saints game. Customizable options with vegetarian and gluten-free accommodation.

T Bly

Google review

We ordered takeout from Coconut Thai this weekend, and my only disappointment is that I didn't know about this place sooner. Thai food is far and away my favorite, but it can be hard to find places with gluten free options that don't involve removing much of the flavor and/or texture of the original (non-gluten free) dish. Coconut Thai makes most of their dishes gluten-free BY DEFAULT - several more are gf upon request - which is remarkable and deeply appreciated. We got the red curry with chicken, the pad see yew (also with chicken), and the pineapple curry (again with chicken - I know, we need to branch out), and they were all superb. I echo what everyone else has said about it being reminiscent of Supatra, but with the addition of dozens of gluten-free menu options. It's like the Supatra of my dreams! Can't wait to continue working my way down the menu very soon, as I plan to try just about everything.