Siam Noodles Thai Cuisine

I love Thai cuisine so I try to find local restaurants when I travel. They have some of the best Thai iced tea - so creamy and flavorful with the perfect shade of orange! The location was a little warm and had several large fans blowing inside the restaurant (I was here early Aug) but my order was a to-go order so I only had a short time inside the warm dining area. To compare it to other Thai places, I ordered the fried tofu, gyoza and chicken satay apps. Their chicken was tender and well marinated and their peanut sauce had just a hint of spice but was so creamy. Their tofu was ok, but not very flavorful and slightly soggy so probably order this if you're going to eat at the restaurant. Gyoza was slightly crispy at the bottom and tender at top and filled with a generous amount of pork and veggie filling. I ended up ordering the Pad Thai over the Kao Soi (really wanted both) and was happy with my choice. I love Pad Thai and asked for extra peanuts since I like a little extra crunch to offset the soft noodles. I chose tofu as they prepare it in small, pan-fried cubes and the insides were a little creamy with the firm exterior.

This little place is close to our house and very convenient for us to visit. I love the food. The folks working makes this feel like a family business--it might be exactly that. But I get the feeling that they care very much about the food and service. The dining area is large and I think they get a pretty good crowd for lunch on weekdays. Their hours are a tad odd, closing early, sometimes closed on weekends, or other random days. This is my only complaint because I can't complain about the food. I've had several dishes, always delicious. I will say that the spice level seems to be luck of the draw. I almost always order a 3 out of 5 spicy level. Sometimes I leave with nose running and pushed to my limit on spice, sometimes I'm underwhelmed by the spice. Go check this place out for lunch, grab a soup, salad, and some pad Thai or pad krapow and you won't be disappointed.

This place was amazing from the staff to the food. I still can't get over how well the staff treats you, they are so friendly. I saw that they had masaman curry, and let me tell it did not disappoint. It was creamy, hot and delicious. You can choose how spicy you'd like it by 1-5. I did 2 and it had a lil kick but still wasn't too much for someone who doesn't like spicy. You're offered complimentary soup or salad. We both got the soup. One thing I wish is that this place was more busy than when we went it. They truly serve great food and have great service. It was also VERY CLEAN

The place smelled very strongly of pine sol which was not very appetizing unfortunately. The soda is in can so you can't get free refills. The spring rolls were a bit plain tasting but overall okay and once dipped in the peanut sauce, the peanut sauce was really good and saved the appetizer. I ordered massaman curry and it was okay, it wasn't bad tasting but it just didn't hit the spot and I don't think I would order it again. The entree came with a soup or a salad and I chose the soup. This soup was very delicious and I wish that had been the main part of the meal. Overall just a mixed experience.

Enjoyed dinner here before a Yelp Elite event with a fellow Yelp Elite bestie. We were craving mango sticky race, and lo and behold, we were lucky that mango season was upon us and we devoured the dessert along with the delicious coconut ice cream. We also enjoyed the flavorful cashew chicken with rice and curry noodles with chicken and brown rice - both spicy levels of 4, which was the perfect amount of spicy for us. The salad was tasty too - I loved the sweet peanut sauce served on the salad, it was refreshing and satisfying. Service was incredible too - our server was very friendly and provided us with timely service. Ambiance was good - plenty of booth and table seats with cute and comfortable looking chairs. I am not sure if this spot gets busy, but we came here on a Thursday evening around 5:00 pm and we were one of two parties that were present. I'm assuming because we came during the week. The restaurant seems very organized and all the tables are numbered! I'm excited to return to try more dishes and of course, get the mango sticky rice!

Stopped for dinner. Ordered volcano chicken which comes with soup and white rice over steamed veg. I had 4 out of 5 on the heat. It was really good. Had nice spice and the flavor was great. My wife and a type of teriyaki chicken on veg with white rice. Also an app of the shrimp egg rolls. Everything had great taste. Service was decent. Only issue was we kept trying to order and the server kept stepping back and talking to other customers which I thought was odd. Food came out quickly and was hot. The ambiance is very nice with music in the background but not to loud. Been awhile since I was there and will go back.

Quality of the food has gone down. Portion sizes getting smaller..have not eaten there for a while...

Wonderful food, but a bit overpriced. However, their food is so well seasoned that I'm willing to pay it. Every option we've gotten from Siam has been delicious, and when you ask for a five heat level, you get it! I have digestion issues, so their 3 is perfect. My favorite dish I've had so far is their Popeyes favorite. It's kind of a curry with chicken and spinach. I expected more spinach for a plate to be named Popeyes favorite though. I don't like duck, but my wife said it was pretty good, but not great. Their pad Thai is great, and I love their Thai fried rice. They're also closed a lot so we've come a few times and there's a sign on the door saying that they're closed. They certainly hit that Thai spot!

Had the basil duck Okay flavor but no basil Duck cooked well I like the flavor of Thai basil just expected some in the dish

Tom Kha SoupPapaya SaladDrunken NoodleThese three dishes were fantastic. If you're unfamiliar with Thai food don't be afraid to ask about their spicy levels. A spicy of 3 of 5 was perfect for me.Thank you for this!(I made a Yelp account to post this review, the least I could do to help spread the word.)