@Siam in City of London, Westminster

Ok place. Staff over attentive and lacking in basic skills. One of them took our order whilst standing behind my chair! Our plates were whipped away while we were eating too! Bizarre! Food average. Nothing special and overpriced. Certainly would not go back.

Spent quite a time today trying to find this restaurant - looks like it is now a Russian street food and bar.

여행 내내 같은 조식 비슷한 스타일의 음식을 먹다가 리뷰를 보고 찾아간 타이 레스토랑 원래도 타이 음식을 좋아하기도 했지만 이 레스토랑의 음식은 가격이 살짝 부담스럽긴 했지만 입맛에 맞게 맛있게 요리 되어 나와서 맘에 들었다. 특히 매콤하기까지 한 누들 종류는 며칠동안 잃었던 식욕을 되살아나게 해주었다. 특별히 한식을 찾기보다 기분전환할 수 있는 메뉴가 되어줄 수 있을 것 같아 추천하고 싶습니다.

I was visited London for studied but I gonna missing Thai food and I booked for dinner with my friends at Siam Thai restaurant I ordered Gai Pad med naming , Nurner Nam nun hoy and Tom Kar Gai it's very testy thank you.

Fuimos allí para el mediodía el almuerzo de domingo en diciembre, con familia de Italia y Reino Unido basado en los otros comentarios en TripAdvisor y no nos decepcionó. Mientras que la zona era más tranquilo de lo que nos esperábamos estar demasiado temprano en el día para todo el medio del alboroto del restaurante nos acogió y proporcionaron un servicio excelente y tienen capacidad para las solicitudes para no está en el menú. Comida sabrosa, como cabe esperar en un estilo tradicional.

Tres de nosotros comimos aquí, sentarse fuera en una cálida tarde de junio. Teníamos dos platos de rollitos de primavera, y 3 platos principales. Fui con mi Pad Thai estándar. No nos decepcionó con los precios/calidad/cantidad. Con un par de cervezas cada una, pagamos 60£.

Un amigo y yo queríamos comer comida tailandesa y tenía un aspecto en un menú del restaurante cercano pero me pareció muy malo y caro, así que acabamos yendo aquí. Pedí una sopa Tom Kha Goong (lo puedes ver en mis fotos) con gambas(6£ ). .. .. .. .. pero recibí una sopa de pollo con champiñones grandes flotantes. Les dije que el problema y después de 1 minutos me trajeron los langostinos sopa. tomaron pollo en la Bowl y poner langostinos, porque el sabor del caldo era exactamente lo mismo. No fue bueno, demasiado ácido. champiñones no comestible. De todas maneras lo dejé allí y pedí omnipresentes arroz(3£) y Panang carne curry (13£) y me quedé muy sorprendido cuando un solomillo maravilloso de tender steak llegamos. Normalmente, cuando me panang de orden o similares que conseguir piezas de carne o algo que debería ser carne. en cambio, esta bistec un sabroso pero delicado verdadero sabor de la carne de vacuno. Era casi cruda, no sé si fue destinado a ser así, pero me gustó. Normalmente Panang es diferente de Red Curry pero lo hicieron con curry (está escrito en el menú' ). Además de una copa de vino (5,25£ ). Mi amigo si recuerdo bien tenía un curry+arroz+vino y estaba bien.

Fui con mi novio para día de San Valentín y cuando llegamos estaba cerrado. Llamamos sin respuesta. Fue una vergüenza porque viajamos todo el camino a Soho para una cena agradable. Si estás pensando en ir, asegúrate de que está abierta de lo contrario te gastes el dinero. Todo lo demás estaba lleno así que la única opción que nos quedaba era ir son extraordinarias. Arruinó nuestra noche totalmente. Siam Gracias!!!

Having booked a table for an after theatre meal we turned up to find the restaurant CLOSED- thanks for letting me know!!!

Non capisco come possa essere ancora aperto un posto simile. Ho provato 2 antipasti con gamberi, uno avvolto in una pasta sottile, l'altro era un toast fritto. Entrambi untissimi, sciapi e con materie prime vecchie e scadenti. I main course peggio degli antipasti: ho assaggiato il peggior pad thai della mia vita, talmente dolce per la quantità di tamarindo da risultare stucchevole e con germogli di soia neri da quanto erano vecchi. L'altro piatto che ho avuto la sfortuna di provare era una poltiglia di noodles incollati fra loro e mezzi bruciati in una salsa orrenda con dei frutti di mare di non si sa che anno. Sono stata male con crampi allo stomaco, nonostante le numerose tisane prese. Maledetto il momento in cui io ed il mio ragazzo ci siamo fatti convincere dall'aspetto del locale.. Abbiamo preso una cantonata. Sconsiglio fortemente. Non merita un centesimo di quello che chiede. Inoltre, avrete la possibilità di cenare con l'acconpagnamento di una puzza di piedi persistente se vorrete entrarci. Have fun!

Found this place down a side street just prior to a matinee performance of Les Miserables. Service was a little slow, especially as we were one of two couples in there for lunch but the food was excellent and resonably priced.

We booked this because of its proximity to the theatre and couldn't believe just how close it was! Very friendly Asian staff in a very small restaurant area. It's definitely the sort of restaurant to go and eat and move on. Starters were all very well presented - we shared a mixed platter for 2; vegetable spring rolls and a chopped chicken salad. Main courses were a little more mixed - the green chicken curry was absolutely delicious, but my weeping tiger was a little disappointing. Other dishes were well presented and portions all good sizes for sharing.

Долго бродили по улочкам Лондона с подругой в поисках азиатской кухни. Приглянулся этот тайский ресторан и не разочаровал. Особенно порадовал набор вегетерианских спринг роллов - каждый отличается по форме и начинке.В целом, небольшое аккуратное кафе с быстрым обслуживанием, приятными ценами и вкусной едой.

What a disapointment, first the service was gloomy and the food when it finally arrived was processed and poor quality. Going in there for lunch was a very over priced mistake.

Found this restaurant whilst having a wander before seeing the Commitments at the Palace theatre round the corner. Place was quiet when we arrived but soon filled up. Pre theatre £12.95 menu for 2 courses was good value - the red curry dish was particularly good.

It was uncomfortably warm near the door because a cheap electric heater was blowing straight at us. The table was sticky and the smell of the restaurant was explicit. An investment in table linnen is a must. And cleaning a table, specially when you work with sticky sauses Isn't done with a left over piece of paper tissue as I saw them do several times inbetween services, but with a cloth, water and soap. I know it's not the eastern way but please...how lazy can you get? Anyway the wine, I had an Argentinian Malbec, was good and surprisingly the food was tasty and well balanced in flavour and texture.

Need I say anymore? The food was poor quality (clearly not fresh) and over-priced and more effort clearly went into presentation than actual food quality and taste. However, these complaints pale in comparison to the fact that we saw two cockroaches whilst dining. The first was on the wall near our table, we pointed this out to the manager who proceeded to crush it with a napkin and state "it's fine, it's fine" whilst shuffling over to a waste bin (it wasn't really that fine). With hindsight, we should have left at this point. However, we did not and a minute or two after our mains were served (note to staff: massaman curry should not be red) I looked up from my plate to see my friend looking back at me with a cockroach on his face. Chaos ensued, the manager respectfully allowed us to leave without charge but all in all this will always remain the time that me and my friend went for food and there was a cockroach on his face.On his face.

If you around in Soho and want to have a casual Thai food this is a place to be. Nice and easy dining atmosphere to hang out with friends for lunch or dinner with a proper authentic style cooking @Siam is recommended. Be very careful when you order a drink tho because it will cost you as nearly the same price as a cost of starter plate . Service charged included ,no alcoholic drink , for two ppl one starter and one main with a drink each bill comes about £50 . This is quite expensive for me , I'm poor... ;)

Located in a very alive and vibrant soho street, i think it is the best choice for thai cuisine if you are nearby and dont want to spend too much in the luxurious other central thai restaurants. The taste is authentic and the recipes delicious. Tried chicken satay and some lime prawns (not frozen). The ambience is interesting and service excellent and fast as there are not many tables to serve (6-7 ground floor and another 6-7 first floor). The prices are reasonable for a central london restaurant. Will definitely come back!

Came here with my Thai friend and had a lovely lunch time meal. I had a vegetarian green curry which was creamy and not too spicy as I'd asked for it to be slightly milder. The curry and rice together made for a very generous portion. My friend had a pork dish with rice which he enjoyed. The service was very friendly and welcoming. You definitely get your money's worth as it is fairly priced. I'd definitely recommend.

Posto molto carino e personale gentile, anche se un po' lento. Eravamo in 5 con ed abbiamo preso un piatto a testa che poi abbiamo condiviso.Nell'ordine Pad thai di gamberi molto buono Tempura calamari (niente di che) in buona salsa agrodolceOttimo Curry verde ai gamberi un po' piccanteUna zuppa tom yum ( sempre di gamberi) piccantinaInsalata di Papaya molto buona ma veramente veramente piccante (per palati coraggiosi)Insalata di pollo piccantePesce al vapore ricoperto da salsa agropiccante (anche questa per palati impavidi)4 Birre, 2 te ed acqua per 22 sterline a testa... Approvato

Me and my partner came to dine her as we was just randomly wondering the streets of Soho. The food is lovely and our waiter couldn't have been of a better help. I would definitely come back and recommend.

In its former incarnation, as Chiang Mai, this restaurant produced some excellent Thai food in its heyday. Sadly no more (and presumably under different ownership). I had Yum Ma-Kuea Jay (£6.25), an aubergine salad to start, with slices of aubergine in a good tempura batter with plain peanuts, onion, and red chilli. It was quite tasty and pleasantly hot but the dressing overdid the fish sauce. For the main course I had the Panang curry. The portion was too small for £12.95, the beef chewy (why do Thai and Chinese restaurants get away with describing the beef in their dishes as fillet steak when it is clearly nothing of the kind). Worse, the sauce had separated so was served in an oil slick, it tasted grainy, even stale, and was over seasoned (with salt rather than fish sauce). The worst Panang curry I have ever eaten. A portion of boiled jasmine rice was £2.75. The nice presentation does not mask the ineptness of the food that I had. Slightly over-attentive service - please give customers time to read the menu before ordering. The first bill I received was wrong as it included an extra starter. Even at £29.92 including a small glass (175ml) of average Merlot (£5.25) and 10% service charge it was not good value. I will not return.

I usually eat hot food - but here i got food that wasnt edible; there was no note on the menu that it is that hot. No refund / replacement option was offered. Rest of the dishes were mediocre. Not recommended

Estaba caminando viendo donde comer y mi esposa y yo entramos a Siam y fue una grata experiencia, no lo conociamos y solo el hambre nos hizo entrar. la atencion muy buena. el unico comentario negativo es que solo tienen una marca de cerveza de tailandia

After going to a show in the West End a friend and I headed out for dinner. @Siam was able to take us without reservations, and we got a great table right in front--great people watching over dinner! Menu had a wide variety of appealing options with a range of spice levels. We were both pleased with our dishes; they had good flavor and were well-prepared. Portions are smaller than your typical Thai restaurant, but were still large enough for us to feel full after the meal. Service was nothing special but got the job done. I'd return.

We visited this restaurant by walking in off the street before the theatre and it was a lovely place. The food was reasonable priced and very tasty, it was so light, with beautiful delicate flavours. It was a smallish place with quite a few tables but this did not reflect on the quality or the service. The staff were friendly and attentive, the wine was very chilled, the seating was comfortable and there was a pleasant atmosphere in the place. We were a group of six and had prawn crackers (which had a great kick to them) a main each, a couple of bottle of wine, plus soft drinks and paid £25 per head. So the price also ticked the right box.

We bumbled into @Siam on Frith street having admitted defeat and declining the hour and a half wait at a nearby restaurant. It was late after a show so we didn't want anything heavy but the restaurant were very happy for us to order a selection of starters. As it happened all were delicious and we were hungrier than we thought so we ended up ordering several more along with a bottle. I particularly recommend the Squid and the Satay- yum!

Visited @Siam with friends for the first time and found it so good I returned again a couple of weeks later.With a good selection of great Thai dishes and excellent friendly & efficient service this is a restaurant i’m likely to return to again and again.

Me and my boyfriend went for a quick lunch after some shopping. We just went to Thailand this summer and we missed a bit of thai cooking. We got the lunch deal which is two course meal for 8.95 English pounds, so we got to choose from about 6 appetizers and another 6 main courses. There was a variety in the selection with some classics like chicken satay or pad thai. The appetizer and main course come together on a plate were its split, nice presentation, and satisfying portions. I had the chicken satay and it was ok, but what annoyed me was that it was a bit cold. My main was great, pork with garlic and peppers, but my boyfriends pad thai was a it bland compering to Thailand's but overall had good taste. The service was good, and the atmosphere was nice but it was a shame it was empty. I thought overall we had an ok experience but I ll try and find a better Thai restaurant next time.

Good tasty thai food. Quick to serve. Good selection and some varied dishes that I did not expect. Happy that we stumbled on this place

My partner and I go all the time- we have never been disappointed, service is always excellent, the food is tasty, full of flavour and fresh. It is very good value (especially for the location).

Five friends in SOHO, at Saturday night, looking for a place to eat. And this turns out to be just PERFECT.Great value for the money you spend (in line with medium level restaurants), superior quality food and very warm envrionment. Service is fast and punctual.We ordered two Prawn Crackers as apetizer and there was enough to share.Then everyone ordered a different speciality, but all tastes were satisfied in the end!Portions are just what you need to feel full, but not overwhelmed by what you ate! Wide selection and different chioces that suit various requirements.I defenatley reccommend this restaurant for a night out with friends, if you like oriental food. You won't be disappointed.TIP: leave room for one of their delicious desserts!

I've eaten here many times though not in the last year. Food quality remains excellent but the portion sizes of the entres are ridiculously small. The sea bass filets amounted to three 1cm squares and a load of onions and vegetables at £12.95. The chicken main was smaller than a starter in a normal restaurant and not enough for a child's main meal. We were so hungry after we left we ended up going to another restaurant for more food. Such a pity as the food quality is terrific. So if you like thai food and are not hungry, go here. After 3 years or so as an irregular customer, I won't be going back.

Ate here as offered a two course pre theatre-menu for a very reasonable £12 - starter, main plus jasmin rice. Good choice of items - at least 6 starters and 6 mains. As we were under time pressure asked for starters to be served with the mains. Apart from the tables being sticky had no complaints. Service was swift, friendly and efficient. A few people came in even later than us for the pre theatre menu and were immediately served. Decor was quite bland - candles on table would not go amiss. Would re-visit again for the pre-theatre menu

I ate at the restaurant on two occasions at lunch and dinner. The lunch menu was good I asked for spicy vegetable green curry which I got ( almost too spicy) but delicious unfortunately the fish cakes were leathery. I left them uneaten. It would have been nice if the waiter asked why I had left them (feedback for the chef?) but he didn't. As the rest of the food and the service was very good and the prices reasonable, I booked for the pre-theatre menu on a week day evening for a group of friends. We had a very pleasant evening. It was extremely good value and though there was a mix up with my specific table reservation the staff handled it well allocating me a better table than the one I had reserved so I was impressed. The service was unobtrusive but efficient as it should be. However the decor in the restaurant let it down. As you enter the section the right hand side is passable with bright scatter cushions though a little cramped however the "corridor" has no pictures or flowers - surely little pots of orchids could be set on the tables or what about some Thai wall hangings? The maagement could use a little imagination with the surroundings which though small could be put to better use. When I made a reservation I insisted on a specific table in the area on the right!

Went there for a pre-theatre meal. It opened earlier than another Thai nearby. We did not chose from the pre-theatre menu but chose from the a la carte. I cannot say that the food was anything special. The squid starter was more batter than squid, the fish cakes ok, the phad thai not as good as others and the fish for £12 a real bland plate of sea bass. The fish seemed old and I have to give credit to the staff as when I complained they reduced it to £6. In retrospect I should have not paid anything, but as I had eaten it...I would not recommend it and would not return.

Went for a pre-show dinner, as it was right next to the Prince Edward Theatre (Miss Saigon).My wife likes Thai food, but it's not normally my favourite, however after this experience I will be far more willing to go to Thai restaurants, but know that anywhere else will struugle to produce the quality of food that came out of the @Siam kitchen. As for the service I can't remember ever being made to feel so valued as a customer at any restaurant before (would've liked to have given it more than 5/5).

It was refreshing to see that the menu here was a little different to other Thai restaurants so it was a refreshing change. It is quite crowded as they really do pack people in at busy times and it's difficult to have a conversation! However, the food is good for the price.

This place used to be called Chang Mai and it was excellent Thai food. Under New ownership we decided to give it a try. Huge mistake. Courts were devoid of flavour. Mass produced. Served in an instant. Stale prawn crackers and rubbery chicken. If you enjoy tasty Thai food, avoid this place. Our feedback fell on deaf ears. We will not be going back.

Visited for early dinner after matinee theatre. Menu is extensive and different. Staff are friendly and efficient. We all had a great experience with fantastic food especially the prawn salad and beef red curry. The prawn starters were also excellent. Lovely atmosphere would definitely recommend and will return ASAP

Cibo apprezzabile, personale cortesissimo, ambiente piacevole e servizio rapido. Un punto extra per il menù particolarmente ricco di opzioni. Dessert un po' cari. In linea di massima serata piacevole e cena soddisfacente.

Great food, excellent choice for vegetarians. The restaurant has a really cosy feel and the service is always very prompt. The food is simple but good. I've been a few times now

To be clear, we happened upon @Siam because other Soho eateries that we had in mind were full. Lowered expectation only added to the satisfaction - the many dishes that we shared at the table were without exception quite good- light, direct and tasty. What was particularly noteworthy was that they neither dumbed down nor beat you on the head with the spices. The spicier entries were led but not overwhelmed by spice. Therefore, I would particularly reccomend this to anyone with an affinity for spicy curries, etc.. The tempura squid was also greaseless and not chewy.The place itself is small but ( by Soho standards) clean. I think next time I might go here on purpose. The staff is really Thai, so english communication is not always a strong suit.

Nous sommes entrés par hasard dans ce restaurant... et nous avons été ravis !Nous avons dîné à l'étage, la salle est agréable, conviviale et très bien décorée.L'équipe est très attentive, aux petits soins, efficace et rapide.Les plats sont savoureux, bien préparés.L'addition très correcte.Une adresse à ne pas rater pour manger sainement à Soho ;)

A plethora(thats a lot) of restaurants in this areaTried this as a cold walkin with no researchService goodFood really goodIn an area were to be truthful its passing trade i was very impressed

Bad service, worse food... Ordered pre theater and got charges for fullPrice !!! Avoid coming here! When I complained he smiled and did nothing !

Possibly good food if you don't mind sharing your table with a cockroach, which joined us half way through our starter. The staff didn't seem too concerned, so I can only assume its not that unusual. We had to ask for the Manager - if we hadn't I think they would have ignored it. We left, needless to say, and went home for cheese on toast! Enter at your peril.

I am a big fan of thai food and was sceptical of this place after reading some bad reviews. But I must say, the green curry was absolutely delish! Slow service? Yeah, but good food.

Ambiente carino, servizio rapido, buoni piatti. Provati e promossi: gamberi in carta di riso, striscioline di pollo piccanti in latte di cocco, con noodle di riso da intingere nel sughetto. Il tutto accompagnato da Singha beer per circa € 30 a testa. CI tornerei!

A nice little spot in central London. Good decor, not too many tables. The food was delicious, and each dish had unique and spot-on flavor. The portions are small for the price, but overall I think the value was good.

If you are looking for an authentic Thai restaurant in London, this is the real deal! I spent several months travelling through Thailand this year, and I can assure you that this little place serves the same cuisine I had in Asia, not a westernised version of it. They serve all the traditional thai dishes which I came to love during my travels (Tom Kha Gai, Pad Thai and even the Kao Pad Supparod served on a pineapple boat!). The staff is mostly Thai, the venue is small but spread across 3 floors. Booking in advance is a must, as this place is always busy. Service is professional and very quick. Prices are lower than most Thai restaurants in London, especially considering this is in the heart of Soho. I've been to @Siam countless times already, and I keep going back for a real taste of Thai food.

Mmmmm I wanted all the appetisers but settled on three that did not disappoint. The whole meal was really tasty and enjoyable and the service was perfect. A great Thai to remember in busy Soho.

Magnífico restaurante tipo thai en el soho. Camareros muy amables y comida deliciosa, un poco picante para mi gusto... pero es un thai.:-)

Locale apparentemente cool, pulito e personale attento. MA IL CIBOOO!!! Diciamo che tra porcherie di varia natura qualcosina si salva, buonini gli antipasti suvvia. Prezzo fregatura.

Great Thai restaurant in the hearth of Soho, fast and kind service, delicious food. Gay friendly. highly recommended

Although we could have chosen the low cost set dinner as we arrived before 7pm, we chose from the menu as the prices were very reasonable. I had a beautifully spiced vegetable green curry with tofu and very fresh vegetables. The accompanying steamed rice was hot and tasted freshly cooked. My friend had a papaya salad, which also was extremely fresh, and a beef red curry with steamed brown rice which she declared delicious.Wine is reasonably priced and you can ask for a 125ml glass if you only want a small drink. Service was attentive and the decor is pleasant.The only slight downside was that the table was a little sticky as if it was not quite clean, and because it is only a small restaurant, we were a little cramped. However, these are minor issues and overall this is a very good choice if you are in theatreland.

Came out of "The Jersey Boys" and went straight into this restaurant without looking anywhere else. Turned out to be excellent food and with a bottle of wine the price was amazing seeing we were in the centre of London.

Delicious Thai food, served promptly and politely which was perfect for us as we had a show to go to. Incredibly reasonable for Central London; £12 for a starter, main course and rice/noodles.

Eu e minha mãe tomamos nossa sopa favorita "Tom Yum Gai" e estava FENOMENAL !!! Mesmo gostinho da Thailand !!Os outros pratos tbm estavam muito bom.O restaurante é pequeno, não precisa de reserva (ainda bem!). Não é chique e nem muito caro, vale a pena. Se quiser ir a um thai mais especial recomendo o Patara (as vezes precisa de reserva dependendo da unidade e horario)

A small and fruity Thai restaurant in the middle of Soho. The food is delicious and the staff effective. Order sides as the portions are traditional Thai size ie small. And also ensure that you sit near the air conditioner unit as things tend to get very very hot if not. Other than that enjoy its great !

Neu entdeckt und sehr zufrieden, sehr gutes Essen, wir hatten Green Papaya Salad und Sea Bass Curry, beides sehr schmackhaft, der weiße Chardonnay war in Ordnung, da gibt es sicher besseres, der Service war nett und zuvorkommend, nicht so hektisch wie sonstwo und die Preise normal für London. Wir saßen direkt vorne am Fenster mit Blick zur Strasse (Frith Street), mit gutem Blick auf das Nachtleben von Soho. Sehr zu empfehlen.

We went to soho looking for food and stopped by @siam, where people looked like they enjoyed their food. We surely enjoyed ours, though service was a little bit lacking. Our first waiter was swamped, and it was no fault of his, but the second one just wanted to be out of there and clearly showed it. Would still go there for the food.

Group of friends having a catch up dinner in Central London. We went there last time and enjoyed it so decided to go again, as they offer tasty food, and are good with some food allergies amongst the group.One of the guys ordered for us all sharing six starters and six mains, Minced Chicken Salad starter was the highlight for me, nice and spicey especially the first mouthful but didn't get any hotter, just more of the clean lemongrass and herbs and spices. Delicious.House White wine went well with all dishes we had - and the service was very friendly as we had found previously. A good evening.

I've eaten Thai food at some of the best Thai places in the world and this is very good. I love their menu - it's not the just the typical pad thai, etc. They have a lot of seafood on the menu and was surprisingly delicious. My favorite was the steamed Sea Bass with the "very spicy" chili sauce - OMG it was soo good I literally drank the sauce. The red curry with duck, grapes and lychee was also very good. I don't like lychee, but it tasted good in the curry. The appetizers - the grilled pork sausage was very good and different from anything I've had - it was a mixture of spices and ground pork and then made into sausage. The other appetizer was strips of pork served with a spicy sauce and was one of our favorites. It's a small restaurant, so reservations are highly recommended.

We stumbled out of the Frith Street exit from a late Sunday afternoon Jersey Boys session and walked straight into this great find. The place was bustling when we asked about a table for two and that for us full usually means a place is worth a try. This compact restaurant is just down from Ronnie Scott's and directly opposite the stage door for the Prince Edward Theatre. The tables for two are close to each other but we didn't mind. The service was pleasant enough and fast. We had a surprisingly large mixed platter to share as a starter. Followed by two really nice main courses, a red curry beef and a great stir-fry. We didn't find the prices overly expensive for London and the South African white wine we had was a good offer. The restaurant certainly satisfied our Thai craving for a while and I think we'd try it again.

In the heart of Soho the small space is maximised so things are a bit cramped but the food is great and very tasty.With a 'Toptable' deal it is very affordable.Wine and drinks like most Central London establishments are pricey.There aren't many tables by the window but if you can get one you can watch the crazy Soho night life drift past while you eat.With Chinatown on the doorstep there must be many oriental restaurants to choose from but this place is definitely worth a try.We are a straight couple but this was a great start to a very entertaining night in Soho.

Greeted nicely and I managed to get a table for 3 straight away, even though we had made no reservation. It was a Tuesday evening. To be honest the inside didnt look special and after ordering our drinks I was expecting anything special. The food was received in reasonable time but they had brought rice that we did not order but it was quickly rectified. The food was excellent though. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and polished off every last drop. Good value for money. Would definitely recommend

My Thai wife found this place craving Thai food during our recent visit. Food was OK, but not outstanding. Some dishes that were not really meant to be spicy were too spicy, but generally flavors were OK. They used fresh herbs and vegetables and the presentation is OK. Worth another try, but with so many other Thai and asian restaurants around, not sure if I would be a regular here.

This is by for the best Thai food in London. I am a Thai-American who lives in Milan, I have been to Thailand many many times over the years. So, I should know what real Thai food should taste like. The server were friendly with great service. I would go back to this restaurant again the next time I visit London.

Came here one busy friday evening, we were lucky to find a table, but upstairs, less lively than ground floor, but OK. Service was slow and disinterested. Food was fine, but nothing special. We eat a lot of thai food, there was nothing wrong with it, but there is probably better to be found elsewhere. We paid £85 for three people, 3 starters, 3 mains, 6 beers. Seems like a lot but this is London......

Booked a table for a Saturday Lunch through top table and both me and my friend had a lovely experience. The food was very nice and the service was attentive and nice. Would definitely go back.

We had booked in advance and mentioned a celebration. We had a cosy window seat and were greeted with 'Happy Birthday' which was very pleasant. The waiters were very attentive and the menu was extremely varied. We were actually spoilt for choice. The food was very good apart from the chicken in the curry which was really quite dry. However this did not spoil our meal too much. We were given a piece of cheesecake along with candle and a very smiley waiter singing the first few lines of happy birthday. All in all a very enjoyable evening.They offer a pre theatre menu which we would definitely try next time we are in London.

We had dinner yesterday, 3 girlfriends arriving hungry... We shared 2 starters, had a main course each, and a soft drink. The food is ok (average not fantastic), and the service is very good. But the prices are quite high, and the size of the dishes is ridiculously small. With dishes like curry or stir fried vegetables, they wont give you rice, you actually have to pay almost 3 pounds to get a small bowl of rice (!!!). Even the size of the diet coke bottle was the smallest I ever seen. So all in all not worth the money (almost 20 pounds each for a very poor meal).

Nothing special but nice and cosy restaurant. I am sure there are much better thai restaurants in London but it was ok for a Saturday lunch in Soho. Waiters very attentive.

O atendimento foi ruim e demorado, os garçons não sabiam explicar os pratos. A comida não tinha nada de especial e os pratos eram muito pequenos. Mesmo as bebidas demoraram e só chegaram após a comida.

Nous sommes arrivés par hasard dans ce restaurant et cela a été une très bonne surprise ! La nourriture est excellente, le service sympa et le décor agréable. C'est une vraie cuisine thai, inventive et délicieuse. Mieux vaut arriver tôt, très bonne adresse dans soho.

After searching on lastminute.com for a pre-theatre restaurant last night, we found @Siam, and also found a 25% off deal, which unfortunately when arriving the confirmation email was not valid, however, with help from a member of staff, we were still given the discount.I am not an expert at all on Thai but this place got it spot on for me. We had squid and prawns for starters and both were perfectly sized and delicious. Then for Mains i had the 'Moo Prew Wan'.. a great mixture of crispy pork, pineapple, cucumber, tomatoes and sweet and sour sauce. For our other main we had the 'Gai Yang', after finding out the original main my partner wanted contained nuts (which staff were very helpful with identifying) and we were very glad we changed as this marinated chicken was unreal! A great experience and a great start to our night!

We chose to eat @Siam early evening on a Friday after a tiring day doing tourist London. We chose @Siam because it seemed to be already busy at 6:30 when we walked by, which is normally a good sign. The downstairs was full so we were shown to a pretty soulless empty upstairs room. The service received was very friendly and attentive but the food served was only average, nothing wrong with it but no wow factor. We paid £65 for a starter a main course dish and a rice each with a bottle of the house red. I would eat here again if I was passing but wouldn't seek it out!

Friends wanted to go try this restaurant as it's been recommended by word of mouth. The restaurant is located right in the heart of London's Soho, so the area is always busy and vibrant.The food was very hit and miss. The som tum green papaya salad with the salted blue crab was very nice. But there were pieces of the shell in it, which made it very uncomfortable to eat. The rest of the food just wasn't executed probably. Some of the dishes lacked seasoning and were bland.The desserts tasted good, but were poorly executed. The redeeming part was the service. They are very welcoming and friendly. And they were always on hand when needed.

My fiance and I went here on a whim, we were hungry and happened to be walking past so popped in for dinner. We had a starter and a main and none of these dishes were particuarly impressive. I had fishcakes and crab and could taste no fish or crab or in either of them. It may have been in there but I would never have known unless it had said so on the menu. Not particularly good value, I wouldn't return here. With so many other restaurants around the area I would try a different one.

Service was ok, could have been a little better but the food was outstanding, got 25% off the food bill so with drinks worked out at £20 each for 2 courses with a drink, authentic Thai food and ambience authentic, well worth a visit.

Head for Ronnie Scott's jazz club on Frith Street, and next door is this rare find. Why rare? Well if you want authentic, try the 101 in Hammersmith or possibly Esarn Kheaw in Shepherd's Bush. If you want Thai food which caters for Western tastes, try pretty much any other Thai restaurant in London. So it's refreshing to find somewhere which doesn't compromise on its culinary roots, but also serves food which a farang like me can cope with. This is the type of Thai food you would be served in a decent Bangkok hotel. Hold off on that green curry and the prawn crackers, and roam the menu. Try the crab and other salads, the fish, or the duck in tamarind sauce. All excellent. Service is friendly and efficient, atmosphere relaxed with a few touches of class in the decorations and general set up. The window seats are popular, but if you want to pamper those weary bones, go for the soft seats with the cushions.

We stumbled across @Siam whilst looking for a place to have an early dinner in Soho. To be honest I was expecting generic Thai-like food, but was really pleasantly surprised by the authentic flavours and quality ingredients. Our Satay Chicken starter was just divine and I then tried my old-faithful: Prawn Pad Thai. I was really impressed by the presentation and flavours; lovely juicy prawns; crisp and flavoursome beansprouts. It was all top-notch.The Thai iced tea was unusual! Not sure I'm a convert, but it was definitely an interesting taste experience! (V sweet and slightly creamy).We did feel a bit like we were being rushed out as there was a queue of people waiting to get in, but the staff were always polite.

Situé à Soho, le @Siam est un restaurant avec peu de capacité aux niveaux des places assises, malgrè la salle au 2eme étage... Mais les plats y sont juste délicieux ! Véritable cuisine thai loin des restaurants asiatiques classiques qui proposent souvent de la cuisine chinoise, vietnamienne et thai le tout à la fois.A tester absolument : leurs différents curry ! Attetion, certains sont très relevés !Le personnel ( à grande majorité gay, on est dans Soho !) est très agréable. Le patron s'occupe bien des clients. Découvert par hasard il y a quelques années, je viens à présent diner au moins une fois dans ce restaurant à chaque fois que je passe à Londres !

Good selection of Thai dishes at reasonable prices, bearing in mind this restaurant is in the UK not Thailand! Best to book if you want a table by the window.

I read some great reviews here which was why I booked but I was disappointed. The starter was okay, the main was really flabby and cold and unappetising and I couldn't eat it. I was really shocked by the gent's loo which was not cleaned properly around the rim, just disgusting and enough to put anyone off their food. A really ugly sight. The bill was £75 for two including a 25% discount on food. That's quite a bit for when you come away hungry as you can't eat your main.

I am a great lover of Thai food but not all restaurants get it right ! This one seems to tick all the boxes. The quality of the food is excellent - The green papaya salad was to die for spicey just how I like it. The chicken satay had the perfect peanut sauce and really tender chicken pieces. The restaurant itself was a bit small we felt the tables were a bit close together but the food more than makes up for it. Loved it and would definitely go there again.

Booked Siam via Top Table and it was very good value for money, intimate small restaurant and packed on a Thursday evening. The food was good and staff although not fluid with the service friendly, charming throughout.

Scrumptious food, excellent service and a fair price. Made with the freshest ingredients, the flavors pour out to deliver a perfect Thai experience. Loved the place and I'd recommend it to anyone who is as hooked on Thai food as I am.

We had lots of time to kill before the late show at Ronnie Scott's and this is a good restaurant to visit if you want to linger – the main reason being the service is pretty slow. I wouldn't choose @Siam for a speedy pre theatre dinner. That aside the service was friendly, polite and apologetic for the wait and they were very busy. We had a great table looking out onto Frith Street and the soho comings and goings. The food was lovely. We had the A la carte menu and there was an interesting and varied...

I've eaten here a few times now and mostly recently went mid-week, ordering from their excellent value Pre-Theatre menu.For £12.95 for two courses, there is a decent range of meals to choose from. I ate the Gai-Satay (chicken breast in mixed spices and coconut milk) and Pad Thai Goong (prawn pad thai) which were both excellent, though of slightly smaller portions than their usual, a la carte dishes.Service is very attentive and the wines are very good also.

We ate here on the offer from Top Table, Two courses for £13 or thereabouts, we were seated upstairs and the service was OK. Food was delicious and good value, excellent location for Shaftesbury Avenue and would go back. It's not the Ritz but for a good value thai meal well worth a visit.

Heureux hasard que d'être entrés dans ce thaï ! Carte appétissante, nous avons finalement opté pour du canard ananas-lychees-raisins très relevés, et du riz au jasmin. Un régal !!!. Il faut réserver ou se présenter très tôt dans la soirée car ce restaurant a beaucoup de succès, et nombre de personnes ont essuyé des refus en raison des réservations.Seule l'addition est un peu salée mais tout est relatif car à Londres tout est cher !

As an experienced London restaurant goer, my comment on Siam is that the restaurant is a complete and utter ridicule, on food quality, services and ambience.If you pay me £500 we would still not go.This place is surviving on all sorts of special offers and deals but DO NOT GO.

We ate dinner here one Sunday evening and found the food to be delicious and reasonably priced. My boyfriend had soft shell crab and I has sea bass green curry, and both were beautifully cooked and full of flavour.The waiters were friendly and jotted down our orders in Thai, and I found the experience very pleasant indeed. The restaurant is fairly small, so there's perhaps not the atmosphere of a larger place, but I think it was probably the best Thai food I have eaten in the UKHope you find this helpful.

Tutto molto buono. Atmosfera deliziosa in un quartiere unico!Assolutamente da provare...mille gusti, servizio ottimo, gentilissimi. Pulizia sopra la norma.

Delicious food. Wonderful staff and warm service. Comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. One of my favorite restaurants in London. At little hidden gem in a very central location.

Un thai parmi tant d'autres, ici à Londres qui n’en manque pas. Mais pourtant, gage de bonne adresse, il est plein à 18h30 déjà. C'est ce qui nous a décidés à y entrer. Et nous n'avons pas été déçus. Nous y avons pris une (spicy) soupe aux crevettes (tom yum goong 5.95 £). Bien relevée (ce que nous apprécions), avec des crevettes à la cuisson parfaite, des champignons, de la coriandre. Un délice ! Puis des crevettes au curry vert (gang keaw wan goong 11.95 £) avec des légumes croquants à souhait, haricots, courge, concombre et quelques piments mais un plat qui plaira sans aucun doute à ceux qui n'aiment pas ce qui est trop relevé. Bref nous nous sommes régalés. Un saut chez Ben's cookies et nous voilà rassasiés et heureux de notre soirée.

Very, very tasty food. Great service by friendly waiters. Not expensive either £70 for 2 with wine. It did help that we had a window table so we could see the comings & goings in Soho which was very entertaining (even on a cold night!)