Siam PA House

My favorite place to go for authentic Boat noodle...I knew the original owner Pa before she sold it to the new owner but the flavors are still the same. Definitely recommend this place

Minimal parking. Lots of indoor dining. Could definitely use an update. Everything looks a bit run down. Service was decent. The boat noodles was pretty good (tip: get the large, the small is more of a child size than anything). The pad thai is made fresh to order. Definitely one of the better items here. I would not recommend the pineapple fried rice. The rice was a bit bland and the toppings was too bulky. This was not my first time here and won't be my last.

This place feels pretty authentic! The etched wood is really nice and there are a lot of Thai pictures and decor inside. I did enjoy the boat noodles but I feel like it didn't really taste like boat noodles. Tasted more like pho.The spice level here is definitely on the higher side, so if you are not great on the spice, you might not want to get a high level of spice. The pad se ew I got was good - I really liked the Chinese broccoli in this. I think the fish cake app was good, but it was just fried fish cakes and nothing to write home about. I might try some other stuff from here in the future.

If you want authentic Thai food, this is your spot. It's a hole in the wall with a tiny parking lot, so I can see why this would be a popular take out spot. The inside isn't really appealing, but the food is where they shine. If your food isn't spicy enough, they do offer a spice rack as well with different pickled thai chilis, jalapenos, dry chili, etc. You know a Thai/Lao spot is legit when they even have sugar on the table lol IYKYK. Their spice levels are Thai spicy so if you're normally a medium somewhere else, make sure you go one level down. Thai boat noodle here comes in two sizes, but get a large unless you're weak haha It comes with all the good stuff in the combination version but if you don't like tripe and tendon (like me) there is an option for just meat or meatballs. The broth is so deep, rich and flavorful even without anything added. My parents loooove the thai boat noodle here, and will make it a point to stop here for lunch/dinner any time they're in the area. I hardly ever order crab rangoon but I was in the mood for something cheesy this day. This was a solid choice because their version is pretty dang good. There is hardly any green onion or crab, it's really all cream cheese, but it's sweet and creamy and really yummy with the sweet dipping sauce they provided on the side. I would get this again. My sister and I decided to share the drunken noodles and the Pad Prik King with chicken. We decided on medium spicy for both but lemme tell you... this would be considered hot or Thai hot in other Thai restos. It was so damn spicy but it hurt so good! The rice noodles they use are sooo thick and silky, and they were so generous with all the meat, veggies and noodles. The pad prik king is basically a green bean stir fry. The green beans in this were nice and crunchy but the chicken was a bit dry. Entrees do not come with rice so make sure you order a side of rice to go with this. Portion sizes are large and great for sharing! Thai tea was creamy and sweet, and perfect to wash down all the spice we were inhaling. Never a bad choice if you want something other than water. This isn't a place to bring your first date, but it's a low key hidden gem.

It's been a year & I decided to go back today to this restaurant, I noticed that the owner has changed, it's now owned by Hmong Folks. As a Thai, that worried me, how can it be authentic taste of traditional Thai cuisine when it's not owned by Thai people? In my opinion I would not recommend it, has to be owned by Thai people. I always loved the boat noodles and ordered a small to go, now it doesn't taste the same anymore, it has this weird after taste plus it's really sweet. The portion was very small also. You will see the photo of how much noodle they gave me. Sadly I won't be coming back.

This place is located on florin and is the BEST place to get boat noodles made the authentic way! The entire party got an order of boat noodle because that's how great it is (along with some other things of course). I love to highlight the best dishes in places, but the food we ordered was spot on. The fried chicken isn't very seasoned because it pairs well with other side items like papaya that has plenty of flavor (eating Lao/Thai 101). The papaya was made lao style and had just enough padaek in it. You can never go wrong with luch sin (meatballs) either. The fish cake was equally good, and the sauce really made it pop! Despite it being in a somewhat sketch neighborhood, it is so worth the trip. The service is quick and the food comes out fresh and delicious

Best thaiboat I've had in NorCal, the broth was dark, rich, and flavorful. They didn't skimp on noodles nor the protein. Saying so nothing beats the thaiboat from Thailand or other restaurants in SoCal (Thai town), but this hit the spot, and I left satisfied. Definitely add in the dry chili flakes, sriracha, and their chill oil The lao style sausage was spot on as well. Shout out to the new Hmong owners! Thx for the great food and service

Curry is good. Ground pork laab is good. Everything is good upset for the eggplants beef. The eggplants was still hard, not soft, and not so much flavor. And I totally forgot to take picture of the food. Smh!!

They over charge you. A water bottle here is two dollars insane prices. I won't be back. Sticky rice is too wet. They rush on the food not good at all.

Good is excellent!! Best thai food in sacramento. Service is excellent will be coming back.