Great spot with some nice history. Family run always a good time, with everyone being so nice. My partner and I both got noodles and sadly mine was unseasoned. Very tough. Hers was banging ! Delish! Another notable flag was that I would order your spice level - we were not asked. My girl was quite overwhelmed w the heat tambien - I would get that checked out. read more

For one of his last meals in DC, my friend wanted to check out Siam House before he moved away. The restaurant is located conveniently outside of the Cleveland Park metro station, which was great! We grabbed dinner here last week and were seated upon arrival. There's no reservations here as it is walk-in only. SUKIYAKI - 23 +chicken My go-to is normally pad see ew, but wanted to try something different. I noticed they had a Thai-style sukiyaki which isn't commonly found in most Thai restaurants I go to. I loved that this dish contained glass noodles, a wide variety of veggies, and a good portion of chicken. However, I didn't love the sukiyaki sauce, which was savory with some acidity. The sukiyaki had great ingredients, but not my ideal flavors. My friend got the Siam House Noodle with extra spice, which i didn't bother trying. He enjoyed it though. Overall, Siam House gives you a huge portion of food -- we both had enough for leftovers, and this is saying a lot for my friend who has a big appetite. read more

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This place is racist against Asian. I was there and was ignored twice! They kept saying they were busy when there were plenty of seats around. Then a Caucasian family arrive, they were quickly greeted. I brought this to their attention, but all they said was sorry and kept on doing their thing. No wonder their patrons are usually non-Asian. I told the owner that it is sad that she bent over backwards for others. And that I would not spend my money there, and left. read more

Food: Fantastic and cozy for a winter night!! Came here before the zoo lights and ordered a vegan friendly and non-vegan and both were delicious. Service: quick and attentive for your order! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space is a bit small and does get crowded quickly so it may take a bit of time for the food to get out to you however, we waited less than 20 minutes once we sat down.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Perfect for solo date or small group gatherings of less than four people![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Considering the area, it is a bit tough to find parking if you are driving. And sadly when we did go, they were running out of items from both the appetizer and dessert menu :'( read more

The food was absolutely insanely good and delicious! We got here 45 mins before closing. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space is very cozy on the inside and the servers were super warm.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They graciously explain upfront that the restaurant charges a 20% gratuity for every order and also remind you when you pay so you dont tip if you dont wanna. The food is amazing! We got the house noodles with chicken and the noodle soup and it was super delicious and hearty. We went 3/4 spicy and it was very good. The flavors were different, the menu was very unique (options ither than your lad thai and drunken noodles) and the service was super quick. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have outdoor seating as well for better weather and i was able to find street parking right outside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Go guve them a shot and satisfy your cravings! read more

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Stopped in with a few friends for an early Saturday dinner. We just beat the rush and so glad we did. These are easily the best drunken noodles I've had in dc. Bouncy noodles, quality beef and fresh veggies had my tastebuds singing!!! Definitely pricey but worth it especially f you dine in! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space was cozy yet spacious[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] and the waiters were so attentive and sweet. Can't wait to come back! read more

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Easily of the best restaurants in Cleveland Park. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Siam House is a small family-owned and operated restaurant in the heart of Cleveland Park serving up Thai classics with a cozy and welcoming interior.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The servers are always super friendly and accommodating and the food is always excellent. [[HIGHLIGHT]]To top it off they have a nice little patio in front.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Siam House has become one of my favorite restaurants in the area and I'm sure I will be back soon. read more

My friend and I decided to give this place a try after playing pool at Atomic billiards. We usually go to fresh med or spices, but wanted to try something new. I am so glad we came here. Absolutely loved it. They have authentic Thai food in their menu. The restaurant was packed which is a good sign that locals or tourists love this place. They also had lots of to-go orders. We sat outside initially but moved inside as the wind started to blow pretty hard. Service was nice but slightly on the slower end as they were packed. Totally understandable. We were not in a hurry so didn't really matter. We had ordered Thai ice tea which our server forgot to place the order. Well, for the mains we ordered moo ping which is barbecue pork with veggies and sticky rice. It was delicious. Highly recommend adding their spicy sauce. It's so good. My friend loved the chicken and shrimp dumplings with noodles. He can't handle spicy food. For dessert, we ordered mango sticky rice. They do run out of it so I suggest ordering it with your entrees. It was delicious. Mango was fresh and the sticky rice was nice and creamy. Price was nominal as well, however they do add service tax about 18%. They did not mention that. I noticed our bill was higher than the things we order. Server then brings it up that they have added 18% service tax. I tipped additional 15% on top of it which I am not happy about. I am definitely going back again but I might order take out next time. Service could have better. 4/5 mostly for service and the service tax. read more

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Came on a Thursday night and was seated immediately! Very small interior. Service was a bit slow, but they were very busy. - spring rolls: nothing special - curry puffs: great - Basil chicken: average - Siam noodles: noodles were overcooked/mushy, but beef was very good read more

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This place was highly rated so we decided to give it a try. Honestly I like hole in the wall places. No fancy place just good food. They don't take reservations so when we arrived we had to put our names on a list and we waiter maybe 45-50 minutes for a table. Once seated the waitress (seems to be the owners daughter) had so much personality and she was able to answer all of our questions. We started with a papaya salad (tasted just like it does in Thailand). We then ordered green curry chicken, pad Thai, shrimp and broccoli in garlic sauce and vegetable fried rice. Everything was amazing and worth the wait and the hype. It's a small place with maybe 8 tables so pack your patience you won't be disappointed. read more

Siam House Thai Restaurant - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

solid Thai spot, on the more expensive side but they use quality proteins which drives up the cost a bit. [[HIGHLIGHT]]friendly and quick service, a small dining room and a patio if you're eating in.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] ++ heaven pork, pad thai, siam noodles + pad see ew, panang curry ok - crab rangoons read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is amazing!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Wanted to try all of the best restaurants when visiting DC and this one popped up on many lists as a favorite - it did not disappoint. Loved learning about the family business and how the dynasty continues! This was also some of the best Thai food I've ever had - flavored and cooked to perfection. read more

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It was ok. Nothing memorable and they add gratuity automatically I believe. I would not come back again

Came here for Fathers Day with my parents- we LOVED the food! The dishes were unique and there were a lot of options for vegans/vegetarians. I also appreciate that their dishes had lots of vegetables, which a lot of restaurants skimp on, and LOVE that their meat is sustainably sourced. The only reason this isn't 5 star is because of the service- the staff were very nice but they weren't prepared for such a big crowd. I'd recommend taking reservations on holidays (the restaurant currently does not do them), maybe with a cancellation penalty, and then staffing up in advance. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I also wish the venue was larger- I think it's best suited for takeout.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Siam House has delicious food. The restaurant itself is small, so expect to be packed in and able to hear all conversations. I've never had a bad meal here. I had the beef and broccoli (Thai style) and I highly recommend. My friend had a crispy pork dish which was really good. I'll be ordering this next time I go. T They also have a good happy hour with food and drinks. read more

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Always delicious. We have had green curry, drunken noodles, and pad Thai here. All so good you should def try this place.

Great little Thai spot near the zoo. The service was awesome and being the place has only 7-8 tables inside she did an amazing job. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Place was packed and I know why the food was AMAZING!!!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Has the Chicken Krapow and the chicken pad Thai both med spice and it was killer. Cant wait to go back read more

Walked in without a reservation around 2PM on a Saturday with a group of 6 (including myself) and we got ourselves a big table. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a good spot for a casual meal, though not everything wowed me this time around.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I opted for the most spicy option for my tom yum and yet I didn't find it spicy enough (yes I have extremely high tolerance for spice). [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lovely atmosphere and warm service--I'd say the food leans more toward comfort than complexity.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Siam House Thai Restaurant - S7. Wild Salmon - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Siam was such a tasty Thai restaurant! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I'm not going to lie -- I was a little startled to see a creepy crawler on the chair, but the waiter calmly scooped it up with his hands and set it free outside (I might've been a bit dramatic, lol).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Everything I tried was delicious, from the salad to the garlic chicken. I'll definitely be back -- just on a Sunday to avoid paying for parking. Also, there's a really nice library across the street that's worth checking out! read more

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We have been a faithful customer of Siam House for more than 30 years. The food is still good, but we no longer go there to eat in the restaurant because it has transformed into a take-out place where there are constantly people filing by your table--so zero ambiance. We eventually switched to ordering take-out ourselves. The pricing has, however, become off-putting. Who wants to pay well over $100 for four dishes that you need to pick up yourself? Such a pity that even your family neighborhood Thai place has become so greedy... read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]cozy little family owned thai restaurant!!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] the servers were hustlinggg. the chicken dumpling was so hot & crispy -- i am just anti mushrooms on the spring rolls. unfortunately they were out of both the summer rolls and crab rangoons. my pad see ew noodles were very soft and tender and tofu was fried perfectly. i liked that you could ask for fried vs. soft tofu +/- vegetables. but ratio of noodles to vegetables was not itttt. should've just gotten it without vegetables! thai ice tea was good but felt a little watered down. mango sticky rice was so delicious but i wish it was larger portions!!!! be aware that 20% tip is already automatically added (they didn't tell us until we asked which was kind of annoying) read more

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This is most expensive kapraw in DMV, I order beef kapraw the prices $38.20 they scammed me. I never ever buying in this restaurant again.

The staff is wonderful and the vibe is almost hole in the wall-esque. Love their story, three generations of women in their family managing the business. Some days, you'll see all 3 of them. The last couple times I've been, it's been the mom and daughter (Samantha I think) and what a lovely pair. She has great youthful energy that makes your dining experience lighthearted and enjoyable. The mom is very attentive and caring as well. They've got one of the best pad thais in the district. The spice level is a bit on the lighter side for some dishes that have the pepper sign next to them so I have to request extra spicy. However, I've seen other diners ask for more rice/water haha so I guess it depends. Siam can get busy but it's always worth coming here every once in a while. Oh also, check out their IG. Pretty sure the daughter manages that as it's really goofy read more

One of the best Thai restaurants in Washington, DC. I've been here many times, and the food is always consistently hot, fresh, and so good! [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a small, family-owned business, which gives the place such a warm, homey feel.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Truly authentic Thai cuisine right in the heart of DC. read more

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We love Siam House. The service is great and the food delicious. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It is a tiny restaurant that has a nice outdoor area when the weather is nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We love the selection and have tried a few different things. They recently added a 20% surcharge so it isn't as inexpensive as it used to be but the food is well worth it. read more

I haven't been there in a long time, but things have definitely changed since we were last there. Service was fine, but not as friendly. Food was OK, but my wife liked hers better than I did. We are also disappointed that they didn't have beef for any dishes, which I understand can happen. Also, one of the waitresses was a little snippy with me, but our main server was fine Not a rush to go back, but we'll give it another go soon. read more

Deservingly, Siam House won "Best Thai" in D.C. in 2023 by the Washington City Paper, a nod from its readers. Opened by a man named Raymond Siri in a space in Cleveland Park that used to be an Indian restaurant and then an Indonesian spot, its Raymond's daughter, grandchildren, and a few others who run Siam House. My wife and I went for a Saturday date night at 8 p.m. Here's our experience and why it's one of our favorite Thai spots in the city. 1) Food: We ordered the tofu salad, Thai fried rice with pork, pad see ew with chicken, and a coconut dessert. Everything was full of flavor and perfectly cooked, but the tofu salad we will crave. The tofu is perfectly crispy and the flavor on it is simple, yet refreshing. The pad see ew was perfect as was the dessert. Truly, everything the kitchen touches turns to gold. 2) Drink: The Thai iced tea was refreshing. They found the balance between creamy and sweet without one overpowering the other. My wife enjoyed her glass of white wine. 3) Service: It's very efficient and kind. Rather than one server, you meet many of their staff from the woman who makes the food to others. They check up on you and treat you like family. 4) Space: It's a small space, but it works! There are several tables inside with an aisle letting people come for takeout. A small bathroom with blue tiles is in the back. 5) Neighborhood: Cleveland Park is a true D.C. neighborhood with locals. There's history, many restaurants and bars, parks, and more. We found free street parking one block away! read more

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I came here with my friend and it was something. We sat down immediately, and someone came about 5 minutes later with menus. It took another 20 minutes to see another server and she only brought water. It took another 15 to actually put our order in. In DC I expect things to be expensive, but 4 dumplings for 10 dollars just feels insane. Didn't get those. The food was good. She got the pad Thai and I got the drunken noodles. My only problem was that the green beans in the drunken noodles were super undercooked. I know green beans can be eaten raw but it was like too raw. I dont know, it was weird. Fine place. Do take out instead tho. read more

stopped by on a Thursday around noon--the restaurant was empty so getting a seat & quick service was easy. we got the lunch special, which included a soup and entree for $18, which was a great price--however, this is only offered on weekdays. Overall great food, but I wish there were more customization options as I wish the food was spicier read more

Siam House Thai Restaurant - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The drunken noodles were pretty good, but the portion is very small for $16-$20. It was also sort of awkward to be solicited to write a Google Review (with a plastic prop placed on the table) before getting the bill. I'd like to come back here but I hope they either lower the prices or increase the portion sizes. Updating from three to two stars because the response from management was passive-aggressive and not apologetic at all. I won't be returning here. read more

So sad to write this but, I Really use to love it but the PRICES ARE INSANE NOW! I know they are saying "farm to table" yet not everything is on the menu and the prices and added fees that are added to the bill. I can't eat here as a single person less than $60 the fees they add also do not go to the servers. I asked! They saved its for operations. It's just so hard to justify. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's not fine dinning the ambiance and services (usually kids) don't reflect these prices.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The owner is nice and Im sure she is trying to do her best but this just isn't sustainable for my budget any longer. Is the food good? Yes ...but it was always good at decent prices we are now paying $20/30 more per bill than a few years ago and the food has not changed. The portions are smaller and the services has not improved. I do miss eating here but I now go to Spices down the street. read more

This is one of my favorite hole in the wall spots in CP for Thai. The service is excellent and they always try to accommodate your needs. My friend and I ordered the chicken satay-- yummmm! 2 skewers each! I could eat the peanut butter based dipping sauce any time. I ordered the pad broccoli with shrimp, extra spicy with brown rice. And they delivered! It was delicious!! My friend enjoyed her generous sized chicken Penang curry! She let me have a bite, YUM! Sure The Thai iced tea was very good and not too sweet which helped cool down my mouth. I will always be back for more! read more

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A cute neighborhood Thai joint that serves excellent food! There is outdoor seating on a patio - but even including that area, it's very small. I would eyeball guess maybe 20 people can fit here total? I've been here twice at around 7pm and both times, we were able to get seated pretty quickly. Everyone here is very nice and made us feel welcome. I ordered the Tom Yum Soup and asked for it to be as spicy as possible - and it did not disappoint! They mean business when they say spicy, which was refreshing since so many other DC places' spicy isn't that spicy. We also got the Hoy Lai Pad Prik Pow (sauted clams) and those were excellent as well. They have a happy hour special that includes some of the Chef's specials. Both dishes were very lime/citrus forward - the flavor of the Tom Yum broth especially was very heavy in lime, more than I have experienced in Tom Yum soups I've tried elsewhere. Even as someone who likes citrus, I found it a bit overwhelming at the end. The lime flavor did mix well with the spiciness so I still found the dish super tasy. read more

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The Happy Hour was great and the wait staff were kind and welcoming. The food is delicious!

Siam house is great, it's on of my favorite Thai restaurants in the area. I like their drunken noodles and crispy chicken, and some other dishes. read more

Siam House is a really great Thai restaurant! The food was top notch. The flavors, while familiar, are executed beautifully and each has a unique nature of some kind that differentiates the dish from other Thai restaurants. Very inventive, in particular, was the Yum sausage appetizer. The piquant lime sauce with cilantro was in perfect balance to the smoky and deep flavor of the sausage; the vegetables (cucumber, red onions, lettuce & tomatoes) also added variety to the deep tastes involved and to the textures in my mouth. My main course was Heaven Pork which, don't get me wrong, was GREAT! But I was not really prepared for so much deep-fried meat. I liked it, but I do not think that I would ever order it again just out of respect for my cardiologist! Our other dishes were likewise superb! Fresh, served hot and each serving was huge! This is the sort of place to go when you are hungry!!! NOTE: the dining room is small - like you can hear all the other conversations small. We were there on a night that, according to the wait staff, was unusually busy. We waited a LONG time for our food. But, once the food came, it was perfect and the wait did not bother me too much. One reason the serving delay did not bother us too much is that the wait staff is so darn friendly and nice!!! So friendly! Almost too friendly to be in DC friendly, you know what I mean? Very easy to talk to, offering us water while we were in line to get our table, joking back & forth; it truly was a pleasant experience! Keep in mind that one reason there was such a wait is that this place is genuinely popular - why? Because the food is so darn fresh and good!!! Siam House is now our new favorite Thai restaurant. I highly recommend it. Just please don't go on a night that I will be going; I don't want to wait for all that beautiful Thai food again!!! read more

Enjoyed lunch there. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Outside seating was nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Lunch specials were nice. Panang Curry was excellent. Service was ok. Prices were ok. read more

Lunch deal was good- will go back, nice price point and portions - Been there for a long time for a reason read more

My husband, daughter, and I went here for the 1st time last night and it was soooo good! We sat at a table outside and ordered chicken satay and crab Rangoon as appetizers. Both were great! We enjoyed our entrees of beef Siam and Thai fried rice with shrimp as well! So much food that we had leftovers to take with us (as good the next day!) Our service was excellent as well! read more

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Fantastic food, understated ambience. I can't believe that it's taken me 5 years in DC to find this place. Would come back soon! We tried: veg dumplings, red curry and chicken satay. Sooo good. read more

Siam House Thai Restaurant - 61. Red Curry - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia