Siam Nara

Came back again for a Friday early dinner.Thr place has been even more decorated since we last visited. The abundance of silk orchid sprays from all the columns is beautiful. The decor all feels very lavish and like a tropical retreat.The service was outstanding. We had our small kid with us and the hostess/staff, Sakaoratana, chose a booth for us which is easier to dine at when you have a squirmy kid. She also brought us a plastic water cup with straw as well as utensils of smaller size than the ones for adults. After ordering, our food came out in a reasonable amount of time, and as always, the food is beautifully decorated with fresh flowers. I ordered green curry with fried tofu. The curry is aromatically flavorful and the vegetables fresh.Khanom Tuay has excellent pandan and coconut flavor and it is also very filling as it is dense, so I would recommend sharing.The Coconut Pineapple Ice Cream was amazing! You can really taste both flavors. They brought out multiple spoons for us to share without us having to ask.There is a new addition of a robot that brings out food or drinks and our kid loved seeing it go by. Please use the robot more often, especially when serving a table with kids! It is very entertaining.Sakaoratana took very good care of us and was very thoughtful and mindful of us dining with our kid. Very positive experience dining as a family. Thank you very much!

The decor is very over the top. Nice place if you need a small photo op (fake rose wall).The staff are super friendly, bring you ice waters right away. I ordered Pad See Ew Noodles with Beef. Spice: I wished I order medium! I ordered mild bc I didn't know what spice spectrum here was, so I didn't want to risk it. When the food came, it tasted good but not spicy whatsoever. We asked for the spicy rack (options include powder, liquid, and your generic spicy chili sauce). Added all of it and a lot of it and didn't really kick up the spice. My theory is that the spicy addition is optimized during the cooking process, so adding after doesn't do as much. Everything was prompt and tasted good (it was a pretty average impression) so not sure this is a place I really crave.

worst food, Worst Service, Supper Ambiance.Please don't go if you want good food and service.

The best papaya salad in a restaurant can be found here! Other dishes were amazing too!!

I was excited to have some pad Thai. Unfortunately, after eating it, I noticed it was dry and not too much sauce. Could be another chef. I wasn't happy at all.

This is 1 of only 2 Thai restaurants I've ever visited in the United States that served Khao Soi (the other is in Bakersfield, CA). I had a delicious Southern Thai duck version of this traditional dish for lunch, which was beautifully presented. Although a little bit on the pricey side, it was absolutely a treat to see and eat.The restaurant decor is lovely and service excellent. Highly recommended.

PRESENTATION IS EVERYTHING!!! , when they say first impressions are everything this place took that serious. I wanna say this place is a hidden Gem, but with how packed it was I don't know if I'm just late to the party!Every thing was Good and Authentic flavors! This place is all about the look! Gold silverware Gold Plates all Gold everything!! I mean if you're trying to impress somebody while not breaking the bank go here!!!We tried everything that we could put down that plates are the perfect size and the staff works hard!

Fun Fact: Two gorgeous flower walls, copper/gold dining accessories, cushy chairs, pretty place. They have a robot serving some of the apps. Definitely easy on the eyes when you get in here.-It's been a while (many years) since I have dined at the restaurant (the other times over the years I have gotten takeout - and my takeout experience was mediocre), so I was hoping my dine in experience was as great as it was when I wrote my original review 7 years ago. Unfortunately, it fell short of good. Unfortunately, did not take photos but did dine 9/16/23. I will start off and say that the service overall was great - very attentive and the lady (dressed in pretty Thai attire) was very sweet. Took my Mom for her birthday along with my family - let the person (gentleman) know it was my Mom's birthday. Also let them know when I got in the restaurant (I could have been clearer, but 99% of restaurants do something special).Highlights: -Drunken noodles/pad see ew - usually I am able to distinguish between the two in looks and flavor was lacking. I LOVE pad see ew and get it at many Thai restaurants and this tasted off. -Yellow Curry - this was probably my favorite dish - the flavors were all there (a little spicy) and somewhat addicting - however the dish lacked substances (two little pieces of potato and two carrots)-Vegetable Pad Thai - It was wet and soppy - unfortunately was hard to eat. Pad Thai is another one of my favorites, but this was not good. ** Note: we forgot to mention the spice of all our dishes, so we were given mild I believe - so definitely be sure to mention it as it might not be asked of us. After all was said and done with main food, we waited a while and asked if we wanted dessert. I guess no bday freebie here (not trying to be being shiesty, but as enthusiastic Happy bday would been nice). It was decent Thai food, but sadly as much as the service did not disappoint - the food and quality of what we ordered did.

My family and I were in the neighborhood and craving Thai food. Luckily we found Siam Nara Thai Cuisine.It was our first time eating here and we had a great experience.We had lunch here during the week so it wasn't terrible busy.Although, there was only 1 person for table service so for him it was busy. There was a large party of about 10 people and 2 other tables with several customers including my family of four.We ordered spicy green beans with prawns, pad thai and FBI. However,we started with dessert first. It was so delicious! As well as the entrees.

My friends and I decided to give this place another try since we were going shopping in the area. The restaurant itself is decked out in their normal decorations and then they added a ton of Christmas decor on top of all that. It's festive but a lot. We decided to order the golden triangles, basil eggplant with pork, and pad Thai with chicken. We all shared the dishes and we all had the same opinions about the food. The Thai basil eggplant had no flavor at all. Even the pork was flavorless. We weren't asked what spice level we wanted so we got absolutely no spice. The chicken pad Thai was really bland and the chicken was tough and rubbery. The highlight of the meal turned out to be the golden triangles which was won ton wrappers filled with a curry flavored mashed potato. Service was decent but we left unsatisfied and a little hungry. I'm not sure why the food here has consistently gone downhill over the years. We all decided to cross Siam Nara off our list.