
Khaosan Road
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About Khaosan Road
Coral Gables Thai street-food restaurant inspired by Bangkok's Khaosan Road, with curries, noodles, whole fish, and seating on pedestrian Giralda Plaza.
What to order
- Beef Stew Boat Noodles
- Pad Thai
- Chili Fish
At a glance
- Known for
- Noodles
- Service
- Dine-InTakeoutDeliveryWalk-insReservations for parties of 6+
- Drinks
- Soft DrinksWineBeerThai Tea
- Features
- Outdoor SeatingGiralda PlazaThai street-food themeLarge-party phone reservations
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