Not what I would call or recognize as coconut shrimp but I guess. Lol
rostov007
NGL that looks amazing.
SugarPlumFarie
Was it actually *coconut shrimp*?? ‘Cause that is quite literal. So weird.
VeryIntoCardboard
You have a plate.
WordOfLies
You get to eat the coconut meat with it. Very common in Thailand. It’s an ingredient and a container in itself
DecoyOne
I don’t see the difference between this and clam chowder in a bread bowl. Nothing wrong here.
OliverCrowley
Reminds me of the time I was served shrimp fried rice in a half a pineapple. It was, incidentally, the best fried rice I’ve ever had.
Quick-delicious
Creamy asf
Mekanikol
Nah, this gets a pass.
Tiramissulover
Delicious.
trubol
Ok, it’s preposterous and it fits the sub. But man, that looks delicious
Disastrous_Square_10
DIG the presentation. Any link to how you can get through the coconut in such a precise way without destroying your knife and still not opening said coconut?
SlowMope
That’s nice tho
FatalErrorOccurred
Thought this was gonna be r/dontputyourdickinthat
Bryaxis
I’ll allow it.
Melissajoanshart
r/lostredditors
irate_alien
I’ve had curries served like this, it’s great. I’ve also had steak served in a pineapple (amazing). Using fruit as a serving dish often works out really well.
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Yummmm!! 😍
Not what I would call or recognize as coconut shrimp but I guess. Lol
NGL that looks amazing.
Was it actually *coconut shrimp*?? ‘Cause that is quite literal. So weird.
You have a plate.
You get to eat the coconut meat with it. Very common in Thailand. It’s an ingredient and a container in itself
I don’t see the difference between this and clam chowder in a bread bowl. Nothing wrong here.
Reminds me of the time I was served shrimp fried rice in a half a pineapple. It was, incidentally, the best fried rice I’ve ever had.
Creamy asf
Nah, this gets a pass.
Delicious.
Ok, it’s preposterous and it fits the sub. But man, that looks delicious
DIG the presentation. Any link to how you can get through the coconut in such a precise way without destroying your knife and still not opening said coconut?
That’s nice tho
Thought this was gonna be r/dontputyourdickinthat
I’ll allow it.
r/lostredditors
I’ve had curries served like this, it’s great. I’ve also had steak served in a pineapple (amazing). Using fruit as a serving dish often works out really well.
This looks delicious
How it’s served
I mean it is on a plate
This is just a fancy bowl.