Siam Square

If you like authentic Thai spicy food this is your spot. We've been here numerous times for spicy Thai (sometimes for take out) but always forget to leave a review because we are too busy slipping into our food coma. The pad Thai, papaya salad, rice and Thai noodle soup is amazing. It's a smaller, local spot and worth a visit if you're near Waikiki.

My mom and I were pleasantly surprised to find such a nice, quaint restaurant for Thai food in Waikiki! Tucked away just off the strip, up a small flight of stairs is Siam Square, right across the street from the Courtyard Marriott and Kitty-corner from IHOP.They had a fair amount of business when we got there, but fortunately a couple had just left as we were stepping in, so the staff cleared the table and had us seated moments later. It's a slightly small space for the amount of tables they set up, but as good as their food and service is, I can understand why they should try and accommodate a few more spots for diners.They allow for some choice on spice levels, which is great! My mom isn't big on spice, so we tried to go for mild dishes. Her first choice though, comes at a "medium'ish" base spice, as the server mentioned that the way to develop the soup cannot be completely removed from spice, so we had to pivot as my mom was hungry and didn't want to struggle with more spice than she can comfortably handle. That was okay though, and we appreciate the server giving us that warning!We landed on the cashew stir fry with chicken (one of my baseline dishes for a Thai restaurant) and basil stir fry with ground pork, alongside brown rice. Both dishes were delicious! Served hot out of the kitchen, both dishes had a lot of flavor without being salty, a good mix of meat vegetables to give it texture and taste, and a good portion of each to satisfy our hunger and take a little extra home. I hope to come back and enjoy more of their delicious food and welcoming service... and hopefully to remember to take pictures next time! It smelled so delicious and we were so hungry that I didn't think about it and we just dove into the food, haha! A good sign in its own right!

Have been coming here for many years, and the food and service never disappoint. While I used to dine here pre-Covid, I only do take-out now. The dining space is charming and clean, and if you get a window seat, offers a nice view of the Kūhiō street hub bub below (restaurant is on the second floor).My favorite dishes are pictured: Yellow Curry and Pad Kee Mao. You can choose your protein for these dishes. I like the curry with pork and the noodles with beef. The portions of meat, starch, and vegetable (crunchy broccoli, not soggy...yay!) are well-balanced in both dishes, as are the spices and flavors. You can specifically spice level for most dishes. I prefer my food at medium.Enjoy a lovely and satisfying meal from Siam Square today!

Pretty solid Thai in Waikiki. Tried the Nam Tok, drunken noodles, tom yum, and Thai "pho." The Nam tok was well seasoned, beef was tender. Drunken noodles had great flavor. Tom yum was ok. Thai pho was not great. Overall good experience. Service was quick and friendly.

What a cool spot we found last night and a hidden gem from sure...nestled above some other shops and in between a couple hotels is Siam Square Thai. Inside the restaurant is quaint, but very clean and all the staff here is super friendly and nice! For food we had the Pad Thai, Pork Thai Rice and Yellow Curry all medium sliced. Everything was delicious! Servings were all decent sized and all enough for some leftovers for today. I would for sure go back and would definitely recommend anyone visiting looking for something different giving this a try! You are in Hawaii please don't go to a chain restraint Eat Local!

Delicious Thai food in Waikiki. Located upstairs next to a gay bar. You have to go up the stairs and the place is tight so it doesn't seem to be wheelchair friendly. They can be pretty busy on the weekends. Good to call ahead to reserve a table if you can. There were people waiting outside for a table when we left around 8:30pm on a Saturday. The restaurant is pretty small. Must order their Tom yum soup with great balanced flavor - savory, sweet, sour, spicy, salty... we also enjoyed their larb and seafood fried rice. The pad Thai was decent but not the best. We wouldn't order their pork satay again. Even though the satay sauce was delish, the pork was dry and rough. If you're in Waikiki and craving some Thai food, a very decent spot to get your Thai fix!

Local Thai small dinning area above an ABC store. Service was fast and they all were sweet. Food was ok but just was disappointed on quality, I ordered the seafood coconut soup and had to take so many pieces out because I just couldn't chew them , but the broth was to die for. My daughter loved her chicken pad Thai. The fish tasted like pre-frozen fish, covered up by extreme garlic overload. I think we will have to go back and try it again to give them another chance, it was just off today.

I ordered the Basil with for $22.59. When I received the container that it came in, it was half-full.I contacted the restaurant and asked why the order was so small for that price. The manager, Solo, said that "when you order for delivery you pay more, but if you order directly from us, you pay $19.00."I then asked her how is it possible that I would pay more for a delivered order and get less food for that price? She could not answer.With the prices for everything being so high in Hawaii, the last thing I want to do is pay a business for a service and be shortchanged in the process.

This is our favorite Thai restaurant on Oahu. We have been going here off and on for the past 10 years. The food is always delicious served in a pleasant smaller atmosphere. If you are fortunate you can sometimes sit along the area with the windows overlooking Kuhio watching the world go by. Take out is always an option. The service is friendly and efficient. On our last trip to Oahu we ate here twice in the space of two weeks. Their curries are especially delicious; make sure you order the sticky rice to go with the curry. The green papaya salad is a favorite as well. Don't miss Siam Square. Upstairs at the corner of Kuhio and Lewers.

Delicious food. Been there a dozen times and always great food. Wonderful staff too. Love the fish cakes.