They serve authentic Thai breakfast here. It is convenience that they open super early in the morning. The only downfall is that they ONLY take cash and the parking is a bit tricky to find. read more

This is best for breakfast restaurant. They open very early. I really like them congee and Fish stir fries with ginger. They also have some original thai that you can not see in regular thai food in America. read more

One of my favorite Thai restaurant in Los Angeles!!! Parking sucks and service is hit or miss - borderline rude. The location questionable, but otherwise safe. The food is amazingly comforting and is what keeps me coming back.Very authentic and delicious. They specialize in Thai-Chinese classics and Thai breakfast here that you can often readily find in the streets of Bangkok. Some of my favorite things to order here are: Hainan chicken: Boiled chicken chopped onto a plate of rice made from chicken stock. The black garlic chili sauce that comes with it is incredible. The dish is always served with a light chicken homemade broth and slices of fresh cucumbers. Combination B.B.Q. (with roast duck or Char siu bbq pork, crispy pork, and Chinese sausage) over rice: A plate of rice is covered with thinly sliced bbq pork, roast duck, crispy pork, a few slices of Chinese sausage and half a hard-boiled egg. A thick red bbq sauce or gravy is smothered over the rice and meats and then sprinkled with cilantro and green onions, resulting in a semi-sweet and savory dish. Braised spicy pork leg with holy basil: Braised pork that literally slides off the bone and on to a plate of rice - pork seasoned with various soy sauce, holy basil, garlic and fresh chilli. This dish is fatty but awesome Chicken porridge (juk) : The rice porridge is smooth and comforting. It's normally served with small minced pork or chicken meatballs, and a request of a soft boiled egg dropped inside. Also a bowl of juk is garnished wirh green onions, ginger slices, soy sauce, a dash of sesame oil, and black pepper to make the dish complete. read more

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Dirty restaurant. Food wasn't good at all. Service was HORRIBLE! It would take 5 times for me to ask a waitress for water - she would always forget. It literally took us 8 times to get their attention to say we're ready to order. They kept saying "one second!" Never coming back here again! read more

Siam Sunset - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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My husband and I actually really loved their food but the confusion with the final bill left a sour taste in our mouth. We were given an outdated menu - with most items still listed as $3.95 for their specials. When we brought up the issue, the server still brought over the old menu to compare. The only excuse given when she noticed the mistake was the price just hasn't been updated on all of printed menus. We were still expected to pay the higher price. A few dollars more - no big deal - but at least an apology or some sort. In addition, it is a cash only establishment - a few dollars more might be a big deal for some. Overall - tasty but felt a little cheated. read more

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I love this restaurant so much. All of the food so authentic. Everything was so delicious The service was so fast and smooth. I recommend this restaurant for whoever love authentic Thai food. read more

cash only. get the fried oysters! tasted similar to what I had growing up. Pork blood soup has very good broth as well as a mix of meat. Try this place! read more

Siam Sunset - a bowl of soup and a bowl of soup on a table - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Siam Sunset serves traditional Thai breakfast, appetizers, soups, rice dishes, a la carte, noodle soups, pan fried noodles, Northeastern Thai dishes, and curries. It's one of the few Thai restaurants that's open as early as 6am. It's located right next to a motel. Here's what I've tried: *Bo Tong Ko - These donuts were crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. The condensed milk was perfect as the dipping sauce. This takes me back to some of the breakfast items I had during my trips to Thailand. *Bo Pia Sod - The sauce on top of the rolls was thick, rich, and sweet. The beansprouts were fresh and crispy. I normally don't like beansprouts but this is the one dish where I'll definitely devour them. *Khao Man Gai - The pieces of chicken were white meat and they were tender. The rice was soft and had a hint of garlic and ginger. The sauce that comes with was sweet and garlicky. The soup broth was rich and flavorful. The service could use some improvement. The first time we weren't greeted upon entry but the second time we were greeted. All of the servers here look lifeless. They're all very soft-spoken. Most of the time we would have to flag servers. They're not very attentive. The restaurant was spacious. It was crowded both times that I went there. The parking was horrible. We were lucky to find street parking. I don't think any Thai restaurant in this area has good parking for that matter. It's just a given. This one is the worst considering that there's no designated parking lot for the restaurant. Siam Sunset is a great restaurant for authentic Thai food. The service could use some improvement. I'll still be back for another visit! read more

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True gem for traditional Thai breakfast. Must go for Chinese donut and condensed milk, my kids favorite!! Pork Blood Soup soup and rice is really good. Hai Nan Chicken Rice is also recommended. The restaurant is small so come early especially on weekends to avoid the crowds. Street parking or park at the motel. As a Thai person I highly recommended this place. read more

Siam Sunset - He's enjoying Chinese Donut - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The food here was tasty and the service was excellent! We had their Hainan chicken, Drunken Noodles, and Pad Woon Sen ... all delicious! Definitely coming back! read more

Siam Sunset - Hai Nan Chicken Rice - the best we had. Come early because they do sell out of this quickly! - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

OMg, this place is delicious! and so cheap, but cash only. came here with my roommates and my roommate's boyfriend. my roommates are thai so i let them order / choose and we did family style. i'm so glad we did! all the food was delicious and felt really homey. my favorites have to be the shrimp paste rice and thai sausage, but everything was deliiiicuous. just be careful with spicy if your tolerance is low, like mine. i definitely want to come again. the restaurant itself is like attached to a motel. you can park in the motel lot. read more

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This review is for Sunday breakfast morning. I had the Duck rice porridge and my brother had the fish rice porridge and they delivered on big bowls, so yes I recommend this place for a quiet morning in Hollywood. There were open tables and the dining areas was nice and warm room temperature for a March morning. They offered everything on the menu. We also tried the Chinese doughnut with condensed milk and it really didn't do it for me with the porridge, kinda of a very sweet dessert. But they were very tasty, but not as a combo. I gave one less star because they offer no car parking and the restroom is somewhere else outside the restaurant. Service was great. I didn't take pictures because it's much the same as already posted. Cash only read more

Never judge a book by its cover - adage is never truer for Siam Sunset. The food is fairly priced and so so delicious. Everything was good! There is no need for a deep dive into the menu here. I honestly think you can't go wrong with whatever you order. It is a SUPER casual restaurant and the wait staff is very nice. Super props because I came after having a tooth extracted and their porridge totally hit the spot. If I am in this area of LA again, I wouldn't hesitate to return. read more

This place is a hidden gem as far as Thai food goes. For me, it was the closest if not as good as my mom's cooking. Their traditional Thai breakfast and lunch are on point! The tube noodles with pork and Hainan chicken rice dish are must have when going here. Their porridge (jok) brought back childhood memories. If you're in the north Hollywood area, make sure to stop by Siam Sunset. P.S. this is a cash only place. read more

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Hidden on the side of a motel, this restaurant attracts a lot of local Thai customers and Yelpers like myself. My boyfriend and I started our meal with an order of the freshly cooked Leek Stuff Fried Rice Cake and it was delicious! Reminds me of home. I didn't like the side sauce so I recommend dipping the fried cakes with chili sauce instead. I was also very happy with my main dish, Hainan Chicken (steamed chicken), because the sauce was a good mixture of minced garlic and sweet soy sauce. My boyfriend had the Tom Yum Noodle and was also satisfied with his choice. The workers speak limited English so you'll have to be patient. FYI, it's CASH ONLY! --- Updated 6/23/18 Today I tried Spicy Curry with Thai Spaghetti and it was actually quite sweet. I won't be ordering this again, but at least it was only $4.95 for the small plate. Also, don't order their Thai Boat Noodle. It had a weird aftertaste. I would just stick to rice plates at this restaurant. read more

Probably the most Thai restaurant in Los Angeles where all the Thais actually eat. This is one of the places you can go for the real thing. Khao Mun Gai is great, so is the Tom Yum Goong and I like their Patongo if it's early enough and they haven't sold out yet. I usually go for the egg noodle wonton soup with bbq pork since it's such a nice comfort dish that reminds me of the noodle soups in Thailand, but was so thrilled to learn from the lovely server that this restaurant has real Thai holy basil offered. I've looked so many places for real Pad Gaprao. I've been a regular at this restaurant for a little while now, but knowing this, I will go even more frequently. Service is always friendly and the environment with Channel 3 Thai news in the background just always puts me in a happy place where I feel like I'm back in my favorite country. read more

A gem in the rough, a very clean and friendly restaurant with great peaceful setting. Let it take you back to read street food in Thailand, with the pandemic this is an close as you can come to real authentic Thai food. I wish the owners and staff lots of luck and good health. read more

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I have tried a number of dishes at Siam Sunset over the years. I like the breakfast menu items and enjoy the Chinese donuts (fried cruellers served with condensed milk). I'm also an early bird so I like places that open at 6 am. Even though the service was just-the-bare-minimum even for a hole-in-the-wall place, it didn't bother me too much. Until today. I didn't really have time to dine in and opted to order takeout thinking I would save some time. Unfortunately, I was utterly wrong. I arrived at 8 am on a Saturday to a packed house and went to the counter to order takeout. I can see that they were busy but still waited patiently for a while to order one duck porridge, one order of rolls and one rice dish. I stood to the side for many minutes before another person asked me to sit down at one of the tables to wait. I was expecting the takeout order to be ready in 15-20 minutes so I only fed the meter for 15 minutes. Yet, the whole wait ended up taking OVER 40 minutes!!! I noticed something was amiss when I noticed different people who came in after me getting served and finishing their food and leaving while I was kept waiting. After about 20 minutes, I asked them to check on my to-go order but was told me the dishes were coming and they were waiting on one more thing. When they finally called me to tell me my order was ready (after another 10 minutes), I realized pretty much the entire restaurant had cleared out and it was only then that they were focusing on the takeout orders. I would have appreciated advance notice regarding the potential wait or maybe their MO to serve every and ALL dine-in customers before, during and after me before taking care of my order. They said sorry for being so busy but that's no excuse for them serving everyone else first and keeping me waiting for over 40 minutes for stuff that takes 10 minutes to make. Food is tasty (4 stars) but for me, not really worth the bad (1 star) service. read more

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We went here at 11:30ish. There were still plenty of tables. Service is fast and attentive. Food: - Chinese donut: smaller in size, compares to the Chinese restaurant version. It comes with condensed milk - Porridge with chicken: very yummy!!! They give big chunks of chicken too - fresh egg rolls: it has bean sprouts, Chinese sausage. It's not fried. I love it! - noodle Tom yum soup: the soup/broth doesn't have strong Tom yum flavor. It's just ok to me - combo rice with crispy pork, sausage: just ok. The crispy pork is waaay too crispy for my liking - pad see ew with beef: great flavor. - noodle with roasted duck: it's good, but not great. - sweet gingery tofu: good but a tad too sweet for me. Overall, I like the food here. Will definitely come back to try other dishes. read more

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A very utilitarian, fast casual Thai restaurant with great breakfast options. It's definitely a Mom & Pop and loved by many.

Amazing food but service with a smile would go a long way. Thailand is The Land of Smiles. I know we're not in Thailand where people are 'over the top' nice but come on, make it a warm, welcoming experience and people will really want to come back again and again. Anyway, they have Jok. The jok is good. It's a homey, comforting rice porridge with your choice of meat or tofu. It's a Thai (Asian) breakfast dish that I fell in love with in SE Asia and I pretty much figured that I would only have it there unless I learned how to make it myself. I was wrong. They have jok. The jok is good. Really good. They have a couple of other specialty dishes like hainan chicken and fried mussels. They are usually full of customers but I've rarely seen a non Thai in the restaurant. That says a lot. Oh, it's a gem. Just hope they start remembering their familiar Thai smile to go along with the Thai comfort food. It really would go a long way. If you've ever been to Bangkok, Chiang Mai or any of the smaller towns and villages in Thailand, Siam Sunset will bring back the feeling of those family owned stalls, carts and restaurants. Very authentic and very good quality. Do yourself a favor and go there. Try the jok. The jok is good. Really good. read more

This place is famous for Thai street food breakfast--pork congee and Chinese donut with condense milk. They offer you in a great price! $1.50 per 2 donuts with condensed milk, and the congee is from $6-$8(your options for adding egg and pork). I would say, they keep their consistency from my first visit back in 2008! Each dishes tastes like my childhood street food in Bangkok. Amazing! read more

Siam Sunset - Pork congee with egg - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Known for its traditional Thai breakfast menu which got it its influence from Chinese cuisine, so do yourself a favor and order some rice porridge aka joke with Chinese donuts. They also have other single serve Thai dishes aka arhan Hahn deaw. My favorite is Hoi tod, fried mussel. read more

I always come here for Congee. It is made fresh daily. I love it with pork meatball and soft boil egg. Their pork meatball is so soft and yummy! With some thin slice of fresh gingers and white pepper on top makes it even more tastier I also love their pork blood soup ! They know how to cook blood cube perfectly. No strong smell of blood cube like many other Chinese or Thai restaurants. I can add glass noodle in it ...lovely! They have Chinese donuts (Thai style.. shorter than Chinese one). ..fresh every morning (limited) . I love to add it in my Congee. And sometime just have it with condensed milk! There are more dishes I want to write about but it seems so long! Will update my review later! read more

One of the reasons why I love LA is because of places like this. They are famous for Thai breakfasts. Not your regular Americanized Thai food. I am obsessed with their Rice porridge and Chicken Rice. My ultimate goal is to wake up early to have their donuts. read more

There's three thai restaurants we rotate between and this is definitely one of our favorites. Price is cheap and food is good and authentic. They do close early and most of the breakfast stuff runs out by late afternoon so id recommend coming earlier. They're open from 6am to 8pm M-Saturday. We've been here a couple of times after 6pm and they were out of a few items. Today we ordered the roast duck rice, pork vermicelli, Hainan chicken, and chinese donuts (so good) thai ice tea and Ovaltine (one of my fav drinks) Everything was good as usual and the total bill came out to $26 Can't beat that :P Will be back soon! read more

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This place helps me from homesick! It was quite clouded place but good services was provided. I had Noodle both fried and with soup which were yummy and authentic taste. The price was also reasonable. I bet I will come again soon. read more

Siam Sunset - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Variety of Thai food good price and tasty recommended! for breakfast.. Service quite ok sometimes they too busy and can't cover everything but overall it's good read more

Since new ownership, food portions are smaller and prices went up. The owner even charged for cup of tap water to-go?! Seriously we spent almost $100. Found out after calculating the bill. They don't even give utensils and napkins I had to ask for them. They still don't take credit cards so have enough cash handy. Parking is difficult to find if front street parking is full. read more

If you have any idea what Thai food really is then you'll definitely appreciate how good the food is here. They've got a large menu to choose from and whether it's a rice dish, noodle dish, or their porridge, the food is stellar. Siam Sunset opens early and is THE place for breakfast items like porridge and fried doughnuts with condensed milk. There's also a Specials Menu with noodle and rice dishes for $3.95 (yes, the portions are decent for that price too). Try the tom yum noodle soup or the green curry with Thai spaghetti. Both are great and are on the Specials Menu too. This is a true hole in the wall where you will enjoy seriously authentic Thai food. There isn't much to look at but if you love Thai food then you can't go wrong here. Still one of my favorites, but it's still CASH ONLY too. At least they're now open until 8pm, Mon-Sat and until 4pm on Sundays. read more

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I love this hole-in-the-wall or your mom/auntie/grandma's type of food! This place is definitely authentic Thai cuisine! Everything that I've tried was so good! I'm not Thai l but everything tastes homemade as if cooked by a family member! Food: Hainan chicken: the best in town!! The rice is sooo good here! The chicken is moist and juicy! Rice porridge with an egg: love this! The rice porridge was perfectly made! Not too thick or liquidy! Angel hair vermicelli with pork stuffed tofu- a very light noodle soup but hardy! Service: you will be greeted with smiles by an "auntie" or "uncle" FYI: $$$ BRING CASH!!! $$$ Location: located adjacent to a motel across from 99 Cents Store Parking: street parking read more

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One of the best Thai restaurants in USA with authentic Thai taste. Everything was delicious,I came here twice in a week and really enjoyed their food here. read more

Siam Sunset - One of the best Thai restaurants with authentic Thai taste in US . The food was great and a portion was big. - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My thai boyfriend told me this place has great breakfast food and best pork blood & intestine soup! He's been wanting me to try every time I came to Thai town with him but I always asked him to take us to Pa Ord for Thai boat noodle instead. If only he told me this amazing breakfast is only A STREET AWAY from Pa Ord, I would have agreed to come earlier! Anyway, I recently discovered my love for intestine through kbbq but I wasn't a big fan of intestine when I had my boyfriend's mom's homemade intestine soup.. so I didn't really have the courage to order an entire pork blood/intestine soup for myself so I opted for the hainan chicken. My boyfriend ordered the chinese donuts with condensed milk and intestine/pork blood soup. I've had my boyfriend's mom's hainan chicken and it was SO juicy, moist, and full of awesomeness. Honestly, I think eating his mom's hainan chicken ruined it for me because I could never enjoy any restaurant's hainan chicken. :/ Don't get me wrong, Siam Sunset's hainan isn't bad at all. Sort of dry but flavoring of chicken and rice is good but it doesn't come close to the best I've had. On the other hand, the chinese donuts with condensed milk and my boyfriend's pork blood/intestine soup was AH-MAZING. Oman, it was my first time trying chinese donuts with condensed milk and at first I was kinda put off that you have to dip it in condensed milk but the combination is perfect. The crispy hot fresh donuts isn't sweet so by dipping it in the condensed milk, it becomes the perfect sweetness! The intestine soup was also great. I thought it would taste more intestine-y or like organs' gimmy grimyness but nope! It's kind of like thai version of pho, light in taste but with herbs like cilantro. MMM. yums. Definitely something I'll order next time! I also would like to try their porridge since everyone seems to be raving about it here. Can't wait for my next trip! read more

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If you order nothing else at this restaurant, you really must try the deliciously fluffy, yet chewy Chinese donuts with condensed milk. I know Hollywood is all about diet & exercise, but hey, YOLO. I know, please don't shoot me. Anyway, delicious doughnuts aside, the menu here is a nice balance between uniquely traditional Thai cuisine like Intestine with pickled mustard, and more widely-known options like Fried Wontons, Curries, Vegetable soups, BBQ rice dishes, and A La Carte dishes like Roasted Duck with Basil & Chili. They are most known for their Rice Porridge, however, and if you're Hispanic, you're used to the sweeter rice porridge with cinnamon & honey. This version is more on the savory side, with your choice of meat- fish, duck, pork, chicken, or shrimp. I actually went with the vegetarian version which is really just the rice porridge topped with chives, soy sauce, & ginger. I will admit, I prefer the sweeter version, but this isn't half bad. And the portions are huge for what you pay for. For just under $6 I was able to enjoy a steaming bowl of rice porridge with a side of Chinese donuts. Not a bad way to break your diet, I say. For you first-timers out there, this place can be pretty hard to find if you don't know what you're looking for. There's actually a blue-painted Inn that the restaurant is connected to called something like "America's Best Value Inn" or some such nonsense. The restaurant's sign is really faded, so pay close attention to the building colors, and you should have no trouble. Enjoy! read more

Siam Sunset - Chinese Donuts with Condensed Milk - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

bring cash. but other than that poce this whole in the wall that you can come almost any time of the day (except tuesdays). super sweet and kind staff. and my go to is the minced basil chicken with egg on rice. authentic tasty/spicy flavors that warm me to the core read more

Have been coming here since the 90's. This place is amazingly good. See you next time we are in LA again. Thank you to all the wonderful staffs . Kob Kuhn Mak Kha. read more

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I think they're open 7 days a week...and they open at 6am every morning! If you want your typical tradition Thai breakfast (just like in the Motherland), you can come to Siam Sunset to experience it. 1. Soy Milk with the goody ingredients 2. Jok (rice porridge) 3. Kao Tom (rice soup porridge) 4. Pork Blood soup (GROSSSS) 5. Chinese donuts 6. Tofu with ginger juice They also have other Thai foods that i've tried that's actually pretty good. Yentafo, nom jeen, hainam chicken, etc. Unfortuately I don't get out to Siam Sunset as much as I want to. I like their food and service. SMALL PARKING LOT THOUGH..and not your best bathroom situation cause you actually have to walk outside to the bathrooms. You kind of have to go early for the soy milk and sometimes the jok since they run out when its busy. Lots of dine in and take out orders. read more

Siam Sunset - DAMN I pigged out..alone! Rice porridge with ground pork and egg, Chinese donuts and soy milk!!! - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My fiance loves a good congee and donut for breakfast and when a friend posted a picture of her breakfast on facebook, I knew we'd have to go the next day! We rode our bikes and easily found the blue awning next to the America's Value Inn. Lots of things written in Thai on the walls--specials maybe? I'd like to bring my Thai friend next time to learn more about what else they offer. We had the joke rice porridge with ground chicken, one thing we noticed was that it wasn't scalding hot like the Chinese places. It was savory and tasty, we dipped the patongo donuts in it, Chinese style, rather than eating them sweet with the condensed milk the provide. We also tried noodles with sweet soy sauce and pork. It was fine, a little too sweet for me at that time. Overall Siam Sunset is a chill hotel diner with simple and cheap good food, I'll go again when I'm in the mood for some joke! read more

Siam Sunset - Thai style Chinese xifan, youtiao, and pork noodles for breakfast - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Siam is my new favorite Thai restaurant, no doubt about it. Located in Thai town, it is hard to stand out from all the other restaurants with prices alone, but Siam has competitve prices and genuine Thai flavors. I got a handful of dishes including the fried oysters, soy milk, Tom yum soup, and many others that I would all highly recommend. I went for their lunch special on a weekend at 8am and oh man the special is ridiculously good. You can get a bowl of noodles for $6.50. In Thai town . I love the fact that this restaurant is connected to a motel since it just adds more of a unique character/story for the place. Honestly, I've been to Thailand a couple of times before, and some of the dishes I've had here was better than some things I've had from Thailand itself. The only thing is the hours here is 6AM-4PM, but I'm not complaining. I can't wait to be a regular here. read more

My husband wanted to come here for the Hainan chicken...it's located at one end of a Hollywood motel The place is cash only, We were told to seat ourselves... We got #25, Hainan chicken, $6.50 Chicken is good but portion is rather small, there is only one dipping sauce that contains ginger with thickened, slightly sweet soy based black sauce. Comes with well flavored small bowl of chicken broth...3 stars #4, rice porridge with pork, $4.50 The porridge is a little runny and pork is in the form of meatballs...3 stars Drunken noodles with chicken, $6.95 Medium spicy, chewy noodles, not greasy, perfect amount of basil and chicken pieces on a bed of lettuce...4 stars Off separate value menu, got leek rice pancake...comes with 3 pieces, look and taste like leek filling in glutinous rice buns flattened to a pancake...works...4 stars We came for the Hainan chicken but found the drunken noodles to be the star dish (Written by the husband) read more

Siam Sunset - Drunken noodle w chicken, Hainan chicken, porridge with pork, leek rice pancake - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California