Cocoa Beach Thai & Sushi

The red chicken curry and tuna was amazing! Loved the fresh tuna and shrimp tempura. Must have every time we are in town.

Figured I would try out and the Pad Thai sucked. Should have gone to Siam Orchid. The girl who rung me up was nice. Looks a little dirty inside.

It looks a little divey, but ignore that. Excellent sushi. Perfect, fresh, best in the area. The Thai meals are great, too. The garlic sauce is amazeballs. They happily accommodate vegetarians, but you have to warn them when ordering. During Spring Break get a window seat and watch drunks fight in the street! Parking is so-​so in the lot, plenty in the street.

Ok, the staff has changed. It used to feel more homie, cheers like, were everyone knows your name vibe. Not yo say the new staff isn’t very friendly, but just not the same. That said the food is good. Not the best Thai and sushi, but still having that small mom and pop feel. I’ve had better curry and sushi from other local establishments but I still find myself coming here on the regular. I organized a big company dinner tonight. Our servers were amazing. That said I can’t help feel cheated when ordering close to a $ 100 boat and they don’t put anything other than tuna, salmon, California rolls, snapper and a crap ton of Artificial crab. Just saying for the price I’ve had way better.

I would STARVE if it wasn’t for CB Thai & Sushi. I eat here at least twice a week. I love the curries and the sushi. Friendly service and quick delivery.

Best sushi in Cocoa Beach! I would definitely recommend going!

They are so rude. They wouldn’t deliver to a hotel 4 mins away. And they hung up on me!

Excellent! We got take out here and I couldn’t be happier. Food was superb. Wish I lived closer!

Better than average sushi. The fish on the negri was very fresh and tasty, with decent sized portions. I had the Kiss roll, it was rolled a little loosely, but it tasted great. I will go back again!

Service was great! Would like to give it 5 stars but the ponzu sauce was very watery and bland. Other than that, this place is excellent!

I enjoyed Pad Thai and my boyfriend got a few rolls of sushi. It was an awesome find for some late night dining in Cocoa Beach.

My friends and I decided to do take out one night and picked this place. We ordered some sushi and the seafood pad kee mao — it was very good. Everything was fresh and tasty. The staff was really friendly. No complaints here… If I ever go back to Cocoa Beach — I would revisit this place.

I ate here and was very impressed. I ordered their seafood curry. the serving size was generous. The food was very well prepared and tasted GREAT!
They start you off with a little cucumber/​mandarin orange salad that is to die for!!.

This place is small and cozy, but the food is terrific! I had the spicy Volcano Chicken, and our daughter had the medium spicy Volcano Chicken, and they were both out of this world. My hubby had sushi, and he says it was fresh and very tasty! The one surprise we had was our 9 year old somewhat finicky son, who CLEANED his plate, even eating the salad! He says his food was delish! This is one that’s worth visiting when you’re visiting Cocoa Beach.

We went at 430 on a Tuesday and it was slow but the service was great. Friendly people. Good food. Only thing was the cook was using only one glove to make the sushi???

I’ve been here twice and both times I ordered their Pad Thai. It was ok.

Excellent service and excellent food. My brother in law recommended this place and it was pretty excellent! Sushi was better than some of the places back home in California.

Completely and utterly disappointed. Ordered the Caliente Roll and the Cocoa Beach Roll, both were PITIFUL. There are basically small scraps of hamachi and tuna where there should be ACTUAL PIECES — if you pay $ 14 for a roll you should be getting a primo, super fresh piece of fish in your roll. These rolls are 70% rice, are prepared differently than advertised, and not as fresh as they could or should be.
The Caliente Roll has fried snapper in it and mine was obviously prepared from snapper that had been fried previously, I’d say it had sit for over an hour.
For the record, I am an industry professional and have worked in many sushi restaurants, but no longer do. I also live locally and will not return. The Cocoa Beach sushi scene needs to get its act together. This is not the first time I’ve been ripped off, but it will most certainly be my last.

This place is good but there are enough small problems that I can’t go beyond 3 stars. Before I go into my list of pros & cons, yes, this is a good place to eat and the food is plenty fine.
I ordered the J.B. Tempura Roll, Cocoa Beach Roll and an appetizer order of Spring Rolls for the entire table to share. All were freshly cooked and delivered piping hot to the table. I thought the JB one was cut too thick personally but this might just be a personal opinion or an anomaly. In any event, the slices were twice as thick as those in the Cocoa Beach Roll so it was definitely intentional on someone’s part. I thought each item was tasty enough but I didn’t find them to be something I would find myself craving a return visit for. For my tastes and money, I’m still heading to Thai Thai 3 in Cape Canaveral (it keeps coming out on top for area Thai). If you don’t want to drive to the Port, this will do just fine though. The sweet tea was good too — not too sweet and not too weak. More of the baby bear type of sweet tea. The complimentary cucumber salad is a nice start as well.
Pet peeves time. This is a small location and the parking stinks. The lot is weird and you have to pull in and navigate around the pole that’s smack dab in the middle of the lot. It makes for a diagnol parking job (the car next to me was the same way) and an awkward backing up when you leave. The sushi bar, a favorite sitting spot of mine, only sits 3 people. The whole place feels like it’s crammed in there. I wouldn’t say it’s uncomfortable, just narrow and not very roomy.
Basically, there are other Thai places I prefer and the parking stinks. Other than that, eat with peace and tranquility fellow Unilocaler.

I love the concept of Thai food and Sushi available at the same place. Both types of ethnic dishes are authentically tasty and the seafood is fresh. I tried the assorted Sashimi and now a fan of conch fish because it was so smooth and buttery-​tasting. Wished this place was in Los Angeles! A pre-​meal side dish of chilled pickled cucumbers was included which was tasty. (Although some gal across from us just scrunched her nose and made the waitress take it away… soooo rude. Just try it first!)