Siam On Eastlake

Extremely rude, rushed service. I order takeout often and like to grab a drink while I wait for our order. They never seem to be able to understand this concept and seem to want to rush me away. I explain that I just put an order in online and would like to enjoy a drink while waiting. Inevitably, panic ensues, the server/hostess starts rushing around and goes back to talk to the kitchen to rush the order. I could understand it if they were super busy and trying to turn tables, but it's never very crowded (especially the bar) so it just doesn't make sense why they wouldn't want someone to spend money having a drink or 2.

Still find this place great. Some of the best Thai in my opinion. Service can be lacking but doesn't bother me if I'm waiting for food that tastes good.

Got take out from this place. Ordered the jungle chicken and it was just okay, I liked the sauce but the chicken itself was kind of dry and didn't have a nice texture. The flavor was good because of the sauce and I liked the rice. It was a little expensive for what I got though.

This place deserves 10 stars for amazing customer service. Wow!! Wow!! Trust me when I tell you their customer service is beyond anything I have eEVER experience before. I wanted to to hug the lady when I was leaving the restaurant. Wow!! It's all I can say. It's like eating at your grandmas and you are the favorite grandchild. This was the first time I have eaten here. I let my friend pick my meal since he had been here before. Food was HIGH quality food. Delicious!!! I will be back. Service was quick, so it's a great place to go during lunch. Give these amazing people your business! These days it's hard to find such amazing service.

Awesome servers, super attentive. They brought out a soup as a starter that wasn't charged, but I was unfortunately unable to eat it since it had celery in it (allergy). My husband enjoyed my bowl for me and said it was really good. I liked that there was an option to either have steamed or fried gyoza (went with steamed) depending on preference. All of us enjoyed our food - Phad Thai, Phad Ka-Na, and jungle chicken. I got a 3 star and it was the perfect amount of spice to not overtake the other flavors in the dish. The portion sizes are good for the price too! The restaurant is very clean and modern. We will definitely be back since our friend lives very close by and we all love Thai food.

Whether we are picking up or dining in, this is our go to restaurant for Thai cuisine. The food is great, prepared quickly and all served by their friendly staff.

Thirty years ago this restaurant was at the north end of Broadway on Capitol Hill, and it was my introduction to Thai food. I was newly arrived in Seattle from the Midwest via a few months in Tucson. It was incredibly exotic and DELICIOUS! Soon I was returning once a week for Phad Thai or Swimming Angel. Now I live on the Eastside but I think I'll return and see if it still holds that magic.(My adoration of Thai food took me to Thailand in early 2020. I will definitely return, for the people and the food!)

Customer Service: I've visited Siam on Eastlake twice during lunch, and on my second visit, the kitchen staff kindly remembered my order and promptly provided the spices I needed. The service was fast for both times.Ambiance: The restaurant is spacious and well-maintained, offering a pleasant dining atmosphere.Food: On my first visit, I tried the Tom Yum noodle soup, which could have used more spices, but the spice tray allowed me to customize it to my liking. On my second visit, I ordered the Thai-style Tom Yum noodle soup, which was exactly what I was craving! I've heard great things about their happy hour selections and can't wait to return to try them out.

This is my go to Thai restaurant in Eastlake. Food is great and generally quick. I especially like the pad see ew.

Staff are always friendly, even when dining shortly before closing. Last time I was given extra rice with my to-go box because they simply had some left that night! The food itself is some of the better Thai I've had around Seattle. They have a lot of variety on the menu and everything I've had has clearly been made fresh. There used to be an abundance of decent Thai spots in Seattle but several have closed in the last few years. I'm glad Siam has stayed open!