Siam Thai Cuisine

Didn't mind the slightly overpriced dishes after tasting how rich and genuine all 3 dishes were. Thai food is one of those foreign foods that you can easily distinguish as having been cooked with care & love and Siam is legit. Very rare to witness such a deeply flavorful Thai restaurant. Will be back very soon...

Adequately sized place, with some larger tables for bigger parties. The staff was friendly. I got takeout, during my wait, there was no place to sit and wait. As usual, I tried a curry and pad Thai. Yellow curry with chicken was today's choice, I found the taste to be mild and out of the norm, they used red skinned potatoes in the dish. The pad Thai was as equally mild, where you normally find a burst of flavor. The food was good overall.

We decided to dine in for my mom's birthday celebration. Our order consisted of the Siamese Plate, Pad Thai, Tom Yum hotpot, Fried Rice with Thai basil, and Yellow Curry with Chicken. The Siamese Plate was a delightful assortment of appetizers, including Thai Toast, Chicken Satay, wontons, and fried tofu. The Chicken Satay stood out with its flavorful and tender meat. All the items on the plate were delicious. Moving on to the Pad Thai, I usually love its sauce, but this time the noodles were oddly mushy. Nevertheless, the dish managed to be delicious despite this small flaw. The Fried Rice was my absolute favorite! There was nothing to complain about it. It was simply perfect. As for the Tom Yum soup, it was spicy and bursting with flavors. However, I personally would have preferred a lighter hand with the seasoning, as the lime leaves, lemongrass, and galangal were a bit overwhelming. We ended up setting aside a significant portion of the seasoning. The Yellow Curry was slightly salt