Coco Wok - basil fried rice
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Coco Wok menu

The following information was recently updated on June 6, 2022

Coco Wok is a Thai restaurant located a few minutes South of downtown Salt Lake City. The restaurant moved into the spot previously home to Siam PT.

Coco Wok lunch menu

The following Coco Wok menu is dated May 2022 and is from their lunch service.

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Coco Wok menu - starters
Coco Wok menu – starters
Coco Wok menu - wok, soup, curry
Coco Wok menu – wok, soup, curry
Coco Wok menu - curry, single dish
Coco Wok menu – curry, single dish

1435 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115, USA
(801) 474-3322

Reviews of this restaurant

Good basil fried rice

Rated 4 out of 5
June 17, 2022

The basil fried rice is a solid dish, a good amount of juicy chicken and a nice change of pace on regular ol fried rice.

Stuart

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