Cholada Thai Beach Cuisine
(310) 317-0025
18763 Pacific Coast Hwy
Malibu,
CA
90265
34.0391
-118.5839

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Nicolas Rabinovitch
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In Short
The blue wooden shack by Topanga Beach may look like nothing from the passing PCH cars, but inside is housed some of the freshest Thai food in Los Angeles. A clan of Thai chefs cooks up a storm of spicy hot goodness from the huge selection of curries to the specialty seafood dishes not found at average Thai restaurants. The inside has a serene view of the Pacific Ocean, while the back patio offers a relaxing outdoor escape in the lush landscape of a Malibu hillside.
User Reviews
kiercemartin
July 10, 2008
Best thai food I've ever had in L.A. and a cool atmosphere if you're into the hole-in-the-wall, beach shack feel. By far the best pad thai, pad-see-ew, or curries you're going to find anywhere in L.A. If you want a kick try the spicy green pumpkin--Incredible, but really spicy. Pretty good service, but I've been a couple of times and been looked over or seated out of order. This is probably due to the restaurant being slighlty under-staffed, but as long as you're not too time crunched, it's no problem. The food makes it entirely worth it. If you want a true Thailand feel, ask to sit out in the back, especially if it's a nice night.
read full reviewlove2eatallthetime
March 24, 2008
The food is great you can't deny that but there is two servers there that are just spectacular. Their names are Sai and Sophia. They always make sure you have what you need and promptly. They are great and I eat their a lot just because they take such good care of you.
read full reviewfoodlova5
January 14, 2008
Cholada is a very special place at the bottom of Topanga canyon on PCH in Malibu. They have all the staples of traditional thai fare but the freshness of their ingredients really stands out and they also have some unique dishes that are lighter than typical thai. I love their special scallops and their cashew chicken and of course pad thai. The Tum Yum soup is also amazing and light. It is a little restaurant with seating for no more than 25. It is rather rustic, but I think it has character. During the day you can see the ocean and they are always busy with locals in the evening. It is as inexpensive as you can get for dining in Malibu!
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Parking:
The old hotel next door to the restaurant is abandoned, so guests are free to park in that lot.






