Siam Village remains one of my top Thai restaurants in Melbourne. I have been there so many times…read moreand I have never been disappointed. The prices are very reasonable, especially for the quality and size of the serving you receive. The curries are spot on flavour wise. They are not too hot, and have the perfect balance of heat, sweet and sour. The meat is top notch too. My favourite dish is the pad thai. The combination of spices, fish sauce, noodles and vegies is perfect, and I am always left full. There is usually enough left over for lunch the next day too, and it is just as good reheated.

I would never have expected to find such a nice Thai restaurant at Pinewood. But I have been…read morepleasantly surprised by Siam Village. I'm one of those people who really seeks out the best curries. I'm not too fussed about other Thai dishes. Don't get me wrong, I'll wolf down bucketload after bucketload of pad thai, but it's the curries that keep me interested in a restaurant. The curries at Siam Village are excellent. I usually grab the massaman curry with beef. If you know the dish, you'll know that the potatoes in that dish can really seem a bit underdone at many restaurants. Haven't had that experience here. They're exactly as you would hope. The décor is really quite nice. Although the furniture itself is dark, the whole restaurant seems quite light and airy. I really like the place and will be going back very soon.

The service at this place was good with the staff checking up on us multiple times…read more The food was okay and pricey for a Canadian traveller - the prices might be completely inline with Melbourne prices. The decor was becoming of the place and on a cold night they were properly heated. I would return to this place if invited by a friend but not on my own.

Stopped by to grab dinner for one while he trains were suspended. It was very quiet on a Tuesday…read more The food was pretty good. I tried the chilli beef and first impressions weren't good but it really grew on me. Left full and happy.

Yes! Yes! Yes! There's a dude in his 50s who greets you and he's charismatic, positive and awesome…read more They seem popular for take away but we dined in. Entrees, omg, get in my belly! Spring rolls and chicken satays. The best. So delicious. The mains = green curry pork with coconut rice and... I can't remember what my friend had. Pretty good again, just hot enough for me without my lips going numb so I could enjoy it. Dessert was incredible. I had number 64 - I cannot recall WHAT it was, some sticky THING served on banana leaf with coconut ice cream. My friend had mango ice cream with coconut cream custards. The ice creams tasted like the fruits, so real. The custard, wow. I took pictures of all but the mains.

Cute little Thai restaurant, conveniently located right near the train station. The staff was quite…read morepleasant and attentive. BYO wine if you're into that. The dishes were delicious, started with the spring rolls- perfect two-bite sized to hold us over for our mains. The pat Thai was very well seasoned, with a hearty portion of chicken! Friends got the lamb curry and green curry, which were both excellent.

There are so many reasons why I love Thai food. The richness of coconut cream, the spiciness of…read morechilli and the tangy flavour that comes from ginger and lemongrass. Great Thai food should be able to combine all of those flavours and not let them overwhelm one another. Narai Thai comes pretty close to delivering. The menu may look pretty standard but the flavours are definitely present, and several dishes are brilliant. I recommend the calamari salad ($9.90) as an entrée, followed by either the Muu Yang ($14.90) or the sweet chilli jam stir-fry with chicken ($12.90). Narai offers take away, but it's always nice to dine there. I love being in the restaurant surrounded by purple and silver decorations, and the polite and hospitable staff. While Narai may not be able to keep up with the fusion fine dining Thai venues in Melbourne, it holds its ground well amongst hundreds of local Thai restaurants where the customers go just for a serve of pad Thai.

Been here four times and loved it each time. Basically it's the best mid priced Thai I know of and…read moreI know quite a few. Tonight we ate two of the specials - red curry duck and slow cooked lamb Massaman - together with mixed seafood basil. They were each absolutely delectable and the serves are generous and not expensive. Add really friendly and efficient service and you've got a fantastic local restaurant. It's a beauty. I can't wait to return.

Hidden gem!!....funky little place run by a passionate chef/owner in open kitchen, very cool to…read morewatch. Up there with the best Red Curry I've had. Clean, fresh, fast and well priced!! I'll be back often...ask for spicy if you like it hot!!

Great Thai food in a small but very friendly atmosphere. My favourite local Thai food restaurant…read morewith added benefit of being located in Croydon.

I stopped in for take away for my first experience at this restaurant and was extremely impressed…read morewith the service! Was even offered a glass of water while I waited for my order. I had a Thai Beef Salad and it was incredible! Surprisingly spicy, but best in the area by a mile. Will definitely return!

This is by far the best Thai cuisine in the area…read more.. Actually, I'd be hard pressed to find a better Thai in Melbourne, and I've tried. As a vegetarian, I usually go with the red or green curry, after an entrée of either the curry puffs or the Tofu Tod. The curries here are mouth watering, and on any night of the week you'll see the restaurant full up, which is always a good indication of the food being served inside this beautiful little restaurant. Great service, fabulous food and decent prices, expect to pay around $10 for a main curry and $7 for an entrée.

This place has left me very pleasantly surprised. I guess i was naive in thinking that the further…read moreyou drive out then the less authentic the food is? In part this may be somewhat true - the menu did withhold on some famous thai dishes like papaya salad and sausages, not to mention the oomph in chilli. However what what we ordered, everything tasted fantastic, and i have no doubt that the rest of their menu is equally as fantastic in taste. The chicken pad sae ew was divine. The duck curry was smashing. Chicken larb was nomlicious and the satay skewers - wow! For dessert i had banana dumplings with ice cream - for those wondering thats just steamed sweetened sticky rice with bananas encased in a banana leaf - tastes like how my mum makes them :) This restaurant I'm told (and what i have observed when i was there) is very popular in the area and bookings are essential. They also offer takeaway. If you're in the area i encourage you to give this place a try!

This is such a great restaurant in our local shopping strip. Great range of flavoursome food…read more Service is great. Prices are average. If you're facing the street you have a great mountain view. The One Dish I had here that I wasn't keen on was the jungle duck..

Service slow and rude, meals ordinary and have woken up on Valentines day with diarrhea. This is…read morethe third time over the years I've eaten at this restaurant. Meals haven't been as bad in the past, but quality seems to be slipping. Was it just a bad night for them? When we arrived, there was only one other table of customers. A young family, finishing their meal. It still took 15 minutes for menus to be delivered... Should have walked then. I maintained politeness until the waiter insulted me for the third time and I overheard him telling kitchen staff he was really getting me mad. I couldn't even say thank you after that. The food was bland and uninspiring.