Siam Fine Thai Cuisine

I came here with my parents on a Friday night, and it was pretty good! We got roti, summer rolls (vegetarian non-fried rolls), Thai beef salad, prawn drunken noodle, duck curry, a bowl of rice, and mango sticky rice. The flavors for all the dishes were really bold and delicious (and spicy since that's what we asked for), and the food was fresh. The noodles in the drunken noodle were a bit too soft for my liking, but other than that everything was great. The beef in the beef salad was really tender and flavorful, and the duck was tasty too. The mango sticky rice had really fresh mangos although the rice was a bit too sweet and a tad overcooked. All this came out to be almost $80 post-tax which is pretty steep, but it was a lot of food and we were quite happy with it!

The food is really good, especially if you're craving something sweet. The Tom Yum soup is just mushroom + meat, and could use more vegetables. Pad Thai is one of the best I've ever tasted. Servings are small and pretty expensive. A small bowl of Tom Yum soup is $9 and most dishes are in the $12-$15 range.

Food was really authentic, service was excellent, restaurant was extremely clean. I would definitely return to this diner and I highly recommend this place.

Great tasting Thai food which has a family run business feel. Summer roll is a great appetizer for gludten free people. Veggie Basel fried rice and red curry are our favorites. Great service. Only issue is parking as we have to find street parking but we always end up finding it.

Siam is a small restaurant serving traditional dishes. Parking is difficult, and the dinning room is both rundown and quite noisy. However, their cooking is outstanding, as deliciously addictive as Thai cuisine can be. Pumpkin Curry and Tom Kha were excellent, with uncommonly smooth, balanced flavors.