Glad we found this place while visiting. Ryan greeted and sat us as soon as we walked in. Everything was delicious, authentic and came out very quickly. We got the red curry, pad Thai and ginger tilapia. Relaxed atmosphere. Give it a try! read more

My mother and I have been eating at Siam Square for going on 7 years. The food is amazing, the staff are amazing, the service is amazing, bottom line, absolutely phenomenal. It is hands down our favorite place to eat. During the pandemic ordering takeout from Siam Square has been one of our weekly highlights. Okay I take that back, it's our main highlight. We do miss sitting inside the really calm and peaceful restaurant but bringing the food home is the second best thing. We plan to keep going here until we drop from old age. If I could give more than just 5 stars I would. Thats how much we love Siam Square. We always recommend it to friends and family. Thank you for being our guilty pleasure. We're definitely not on our way over now. Cheers, Shante and Hillary read more

We had takeout from Siam Square last night. It was wonderful. We had Pad Thai which was not the best I have had - but close. Better than Thai Villa in NY. But not not quite what I had in Thailand during one of my many visits there. But then memory is always a bit unreliable - Siam Square was close. Chicken Red Curry was deliciously fresh - they added additional mysterious herbs on the side to make it spicy enough to tingle the roots of your hair. Thai dumplings and chicken Satay were excellent. I occasionally went to Siam Square before COVID 19 but never appreciated it as much before. Thailand used to be 16 hours away. Now it is a bit of a lightyear. All local restaurants are struggling. Please try Siam Square. Help them to stay in business. Their prices are ridiculously reasonable. If they were not In Great Barrington we would miss them and there is no plan B. I will be back next week and the week after. Hope to see you there at a Social distance. Peter Sprague read more

Delicious food, good service. a Great Barrington standard.

Ordering and pickup was easy. I got the Golden Puffs, Pad Thai and Mango Curry. Didn't love the Pad Thai as much, but everything still tasted great. read more

Food was superb! All the veggies were cooked perfectly. Panag beef was flavorful and spicy . Siam tofu was excellent . Nice hostess brought a table outside to accommodate us. read more

Food is good. Take out tastes like plastic. Beware: surcharge on using card to pay is not communicated to patrons before order. Bad business! read more

Siam Square is a very quiet spot in GB, there are rarely more than 3 tables occupied at a time. I don't know what this says about the food in general, but from my experience, I haven't had any especially positive nor negative experiences. I've ordered the pineapple fried rice in the past, which was mostly rice and not much vegetables. The Tofu Himmaparn ($15, doesn't come w rice) that I ordered this time, one of the few vegan options available, was very heavy on sauce, which was a sweet and salty cornstarch-y slurry, not especially delicious but I still ate it. My friend ordered the veggie pad Thai ($14) and said the flavor profile was mediocre, but was enough to satisfy her craving for Thai food. The one dish I really do enjoy though is the mango sticky rice (mango delight), though it is on the expensive side ($8). Anyway, this is really the only place in GB to satisfy that Thai craving, so I'll probably be returning, but I don't have high expectations. read more

Siam Square - Tofu Himmaparn* (front) and Veggie Padthai (back) - Thai Near Me - Great Barrington, Massachusetts

Great vegetarian options. Food was great and so was service. Wish the portions were a little more. read more

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Horrible place. Ordered a "hot pot"; it was spices in water with a half cardboard tomato, several slivers of onion, and some mushrooms. $16? Even the lights are ugly dark CFL lights. Dirty typical Asian dive. Go next door and get a real soup at Steam. read more

Wish I read reviews and noticed only one other table had customers at it on a busy summer lunch time in great Barrington Staff was nice and attentive is the only good But rugs look gross with tape patching the rug and the place felt dirty Veggie fried rice was mushy and had cherry tomatoes in it. I have never seen tomatoes in fried rice before. Those tastes don't even go together do they? I quickly ate of the food paid and left Never going back read more

I don't underatand why this place only got 3 stars on Yelp. It's such a nice Thai restaurant! Food are great and the plating is definately adorable and pretty. People are so nice here. Having my lunch here just made my day!!! read more

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Terrible. I mean terrible. Yelp won't let me post this unless I write more. I mean really terrible.

The service was excellent. But the atmosphere and the food are not fantastic. It's very dim and dreary inside. I had the "crispy" half duck in saffron sauce -- very disappointing. Just a duck cut up Chinese style, not crispy and LOADED with Chinese hoisin sauce; tiny little slivers of vegetables. Not worth 29 dollars. The seafood soup broth was excellent, but there was not a lot of seafood in there. The people are very nice and the wait staff was excellent, food is really mediocre. read more

Great Thai food, close to hotels and Butternut, nice ambience on the Main street, ! Lunch specials even on Sunday.

Food was so good!! By far one of the best pad Thais I've tasted. We visited for a few days and ate here two nights in a row. Don't understand the bad reviews because our experiences both nights were great. Food was amazing. Definitely coming back if I'm ever in MA again. Don't trust the bad reviews and just try it out for yourself first, I promise you it's worth it!! read more

Ambiance is genuine, food reminds me of Thai family cuisine. I'd recommend this restaurant to anyone who is familiar w/ Thai food and good service. Would happily return. read more

Honestly one of my favorite places here in GB. I go to Simon's Rock and often the dining hall food doesn't cut it so me and my friends go out. There are many good restaurants but the Thai food here is delicious and very inexpensive compared to other places. It always tastes good and fills us up with food to spare which is great for a college student budget. read more

I just moved to Great Barrington and have been trying out the cuisine around town. Siam Square might be the best Thai food restaurant I have had. They have fantastic chicken panang curry (ask for sticky rice on the side - you won't be sorry!) We also have tried the veggie fried rice and pad thai and it did not disappoint. I definitely will be eating here on the regular! read more

We went to Siam Square last night for dinner. The food was awesome. Tasty , good portions, reasonable prices and an excellent waiter (didn't get his name but he was friendly and helpful with food suggestions). Being a NYer we know good food so I would definitely want to return here for a great Thai meal. Only negative was that the decor is a bit outdated but if you want good food and great service go here! read more

Siam Square is a solid "neighborhood Thai" restaurant, which is the kind of thing I've come to expect in California and was pleasantly suprised by here in New England. It's not going to rock the Asian culinary world, but it's a great choice if you want something a little more flavorful then most of the other American/continental joints operating in Great Barrington. The food is dependable, if a bit under-spiced for my taste. (All prices listed are for dinner, by the way - lunch is WAY cheaper.) I was pleased to find out that they do have a Papaya Salad on the specials menu, which is absolutely huge and not a bad variant on the theme, although I don't think it'd kill them to give you more then two shrimp (and as always, make it spicier.) Avoid the fried Siam Rolls ($5.95) - they're your standard grease trap appeal at the New England palate. (Was that insulting?) The Thai soups (several varieties offered) are generally pretty good and definitely tangy - a nice way to stave off any lingering influence from a stuffy nose. The Pad Thai($11.95) is a very large and very filling - although you do only get two shrimp with your order. The veggie pad thai ($11.95) isn't half bad either, adding broccoli and fried tofu to the mix. I've also enjoyed the black peppery Drunken Noodles ($10.95) which comes with finely minced chicken, carrots, and lots of bell pepper. The Rama Noodles ($14.95) are best described as a Thai riff on seafood fettucine, featuring a variety of seafood mixed in rice noodles with vegetables and a creamy red curry sauce. It's definitely decadant, but worth a try if you're interested in something new. The curries are decent but have too much coconut milk for my taste - it's very rich. Shrimp red curry($14.95) came with a decent quantity of shrimp with the usual bamboo shoots, eggplant, and red and green peppers. With a side of rice, it's definitely a filling meal. The restaurant also features green curry, yellow curry, and Massaman, all for the same prices. Prices vary based on the meat you pick: chicken $11.95, beef $11.95, pork $11.95, shrimp $14.95, duck $15.95 and tofu $10.95. (There, now you won't have to look at the menu.) Stir-fries here can also be tasty (and they might even spice them for you on a good day!). I had the Fisherman Madness for lunch today ($19.95 dinner, $8.95 lunch) and it was actually really spicy - I think they're finally beginning to recognize me. It featured squid, fake crab, scallops, shrimp and fish in a spicy pepper and garlic sauce, stir-fried with sauteed onions and red and green peppers. Yummy. Decor is comfortable but not fancy, with the standard embroidered pictures of elephants and maybe-authentic Thai tapesteries adorning the walls (and the requisite photos of Thai royalty, of course.) Service is generally quite quick, with an impressively short turn around time from ordering to actually recieving your food. They're equally speedy if you're ordering take out, and put your food in cute little foil take out containers. And I want to give extra props to my server this afternoon - after I ordered my stir fry very spicy, she brought me out some sambaal and an AWESOME dry Thai spice mixture that the restaurant apparantly makes itself. If you're really into spice, ask the server to bring this stuff out - it's impeccable sprinkled on just about anything. I'm trying to convince them to sell me some. read more

Great Barrington has a very small downtown, you literally drive through in less than a minute. I ended up getting Thai because everything was closed. I was pleasantly surprised. Ambiance and décor was traditional Thai. Handmade tapestries, lotus flowers and bamboo placemats. The place was nice in a casual sort of way. The food wasn't bad, actually I thought it was very good. The soft shelled crab was perfect. The dish was a tad greasy but it was expected because the crab was battered and deep friend. The drunkin noodle was just to my liking but I did request extra spicy. The Tom Yum could have used more seafood, the shrimp was large but I wish there was more seafood in the broth. Overall I was pleased with the food considering it was in Great Barrington. The only other Asian option was Japanese. They had a Thai wine, I haven't seen it at other Thai places. I tried looking it up online and couldn't locate a distributor. The staff was very pleasant, they chatted extensively but gave me space when the food arrived. Overall a great Thai place considering the location. It's a great stop for those like myself who MUST have Asian food at least every 2 days. I wouldn't rate them a 4 if they were in the Hartford area. read more

Under the heading of 'Beggars Can't Be Choosers', I file Siam Square. You see, I love Thai food, and know that Siam Square, while good, is not amazing Thai. It is, however, the only Thai we've got in the area. Given the fact that I lamented (i.e., bitched and whined about) the lack of a Thai restaurant in Great Barrington for years, I should give it four-stars just for being there. (Woody Allen's quote, "Half of life is just showing up" comes to mind.) However, I reserve 4's and 5's for the truly transcendent. If I were to give Siam Square one specific 4-star nod, it would be for their chicken satay, which is some of the best I've had anywhere. In addition, the service is always welcoming. 3 Stars = Thanks for being in the neighborhood. read more

When will this restaurant just go away?? This restaurant is the worst ever. Greasy plates.. Like disgusting.. Like they didn't wash them!!! Really bad food. As if that weren't enough... Too much money for what it is. It's so bad that I'm writing this review the next day after visiting there... I'm still recovering from how gross it was. I don't trust what's going on in the kitchen. I have Thai food often, like every week as I travel for work, and this place is just the bottom of the bottom of restaurants the nation over. When I go there it's just about empty.. How the heck are they still open?? I wish it would just close down so a better place could emerge. I'll never be back. read more

The pad Thai was just ok and for $16 I think you should get more than three shrimp and three pieces of chicken (yes, I counted.)

We tried two dishes the cashew tofu and the massaman curry. The cashew dish was good with a nice grilled flavor. The curry was uninspired--you can do better with canned curry paste. The service was OK, but being charged extra for rice in annoying. We asked for spicy/native. We got something on par with midwest mild. Very disappointing spice levels. read more

Siam Square is possibly one of the most underrated restaurants in Berkshire County. It is the definition of a quick bite to eat. I went with some friends and we were in and out in less than an hour. The service is great, with very friendly and helpful staff. The restaurant itself smells great, with hints of vanilla, spices, and incense. I highly recommend the beef pad see ew, tofu pad Thai, and the Thai Iced Tea is delicious! 10/10 would recommend. read more

We tried this restaurant with a restaurant.com coupon and really enjoyed all that we ordered. Service was good. They mentioned that we were one of the last ones they would accept a coupon for, so I am glad we had the opportunity, and we will go back. read more

The venue gets them the extra star. The restaurant is conveniently located in the center of town. The interior is tastefully decorated and exudes a warm atmosphere. The food was very average. Very little in terms of spices and the portion sizes were small. The service was good. read more

Wondering if there is a new Chef. Usually very happy with pad thai both regular and seafood but this week no flavor. Will definitely try again and hope it us back to what it was for taste and more tofu and chicken. read more

During a vacation in the Berkshires we decided to stop at this restaurant for lunch. I ordered the Ginger Lover (EN23). My husband ordered the Cashew Nut (EN28). The food was fresh, flavorful and cooked perfectly. Plus, the waitress was wonderful! She was pleasant, efficient, quick, accommodating and wore a mask. Because everything was perfect we returned several days later for dinner. Once again, everything was perfect! My husband ordered HS21 which is the Square Garden. I ordered the Royal Vegetables (EN24). If you are in Great Barrington, check out this restaurant. The food is fresh and flavorful and the service is great and friendly. The photos shown on the web do not do this restaurant justice. Plus the prices are reasonable. read more

It's the only Thai Food around. Pad Thai is good because the sauce isn't to heavy. I think their portions are a bit too big and they don't offer rice with any of their meals. Most meals could use more vegetables as well and a better presentation could help. That said their menu isn't too big, always a good indication that they don't have a lot of food pre-made or canned. Food is just ok and the restaurant is always under- staffed so if it's busy don't expect great service. That said if you're in the mood for Thai Food you're headed here. read more

Came unannounced in a group of 11 on a Friday night, and they were amazingly accommodating. Fast and attentive service. The food- AMAZING! We ordered drunk noodles, pineapple fried rice, basil fried rice, seafood platter, tom kah, pad Thai, veggie dumplings, red curry, Thai dumplings, Bangkok beef, and chicken satay. Everything was INCREDIBLE! Easily one of the best meals any of us have had in a long time. We were a group of camp counselors from CT and we are all planning on coming back on our next day off. Prices were very reasonable and portions were HUGE! Thanks so much, Siam Square! read more

Simple and decent Thai restaurant. It's reasonably priced and food is good. Don't expect the best Thai food ever but it might the best one for the area. It's kids friendly. Service is average as staff has tendency to chat with the local. Will go again for sure read more

This is the best Thai place in the Berkshires, When I lived in Pittsfield, it was well worth the hour drive to get it. Their pad thai is the second best I've had in all of the USA, and their tod mun pla is by far the best I've had, anywhere. Their crab rangoon were also very tasty. I no longer live in New England, and I still think fondly of this restaurant and their amazing food, even after only having it twice! If you're ever in the Berkshires, make sure to stop by and have some food. I sincerely hope I can dine there again someday. read more

I had the coconut shrimp appetizer and my friend had the Rama seafood. Very good and reasonable prices.

I love Thai food. And this place is the pits. Honestly, it may be the worst Thai restaurant I have ever been to. Not only is the food truly disgusting but the prices are too high for the swill served. How do you fairly price garbage? I wish it were OK since I want to genuinely like it but afraid not. read more

Ordered red curry and pad thai. Curry was watery and bland; pad thai was better but nothing special. Prices were rather high for what it was. Service was slow. All said, rather disappointed. read more

I had a really great experience here after a hike up Monument Mountain. The staff was severely welcoming upon our entrance. We were greeted by each staff member that passed by us with a genuine, un-rushed smile. The host loved us for some reason; he stopped by throughout our meal to chat with us and joke around. The wait staff joked with him, too, as they passed by. They're either simply having a good time working at this restaurant or they're amazing actors. The food was really tasty. It wasn't the best I've had but it was sizable, flavorful, prepared quickly and accurately. It's hard to find food like this in the Berkshires. All of the dishes were great! My only "mehhh" was the mango and sticky rice dessert. The mango just wasn't very ripe and the sticky rice wasn't as sweet as I'm used to. It was an unfortunate ending to an otherwise great meal. Definitely worth a shot. I'll be taking my mom soon to see what she thinks (the ultimate test). read more

Food was good, service was very friendly. Servers made an effort to talk to our children. She brought chocolates over after the meal for our girls. Food is a bit overpriced for what you get, but the quality and flavor is good. Rice is not included in curry dishes. read more