The mesh function is good for this in general.
Getting the camera angle just right can be tricky, sometimes you can get there with the 3d rotating interactive tool.
I also filled in some zeros where you had nan's so that it makes that rectangular shape, and changed the colormap to jet (you might like turbo better but this more closely matched your image).
It's not exact, but pretty close! Note it'll look better in your desktop version than in the browser MATLAB: and you can raise the number of values in the call to ndgrid, 80-100 looked good on my screen.
data=load('5.csv');
x=data(:,2);
y=data(:,1); y=y/max(y);
a=max(abs(x));
[Xq,Zq]=ndgrid(linspace(-a,a,50));
[~,Rq]=cart2pol(Xq,Zq);
Yq=interp1(x,y,Rq); %rotated about Y-axis
Yq(isnan(Yq)) = 0;
mesh(Xq,Yq,Zq,Yq)
set(gca,'DataAspectRatio',[.001 1 .001])
xlabel 'X', ylabel 'Y', zlabel 'Z'
set(gca,'CameraPosition',[.05 40 .05],'CameraViewAngle',20,'CameraUpVector',[.0001 1 .0001])
colormap jet
axis off
Exported Image from MATLAB desktop version:
