I ordered this "Tau Huay" "" for take out because it is one of my favorites. Normally, I would eat it in the restaurant and it was always good but this time the tofu or whatever it's called that is supposed to be put in the hot ginger drink looks like a rotten cheese and looks like it's expired and I am very disappointed this time. Hopefully they will not do this again I'm giving 2 stars because the Hainan Chicken is delicious as always otherwise it would have been only 1 star! Ps. Other food is still good but I'm just saying....... read more

Siam Sunset is a great place for breakfast in the morning. Due to the distance, my wife and I only come here on the weekends and on special occasions. The menu is pretty good, it has everything any Thai Food lover would like. They also have a small plates menu which is a nice option. My personal go to is the Rice Porridge with Pork but other proteins are available. This dish reminds me of the early morning in Thailand, paired with the Chinese donuts.. you're set! Be warned if you don't like eating liver let them know! The food here is pretty good overall. Reasons for the four star.. As much as I enjoy this restaurant the issues that always bothered me personally (which I really don't care anymore now) but for new customers these can drive them crazy. 1. The parking can be an issue at times. It shares parking with a motel. 2. Cash Only. This has been the policy for a while now and has never changed.. I feel like the restaurant does well enough to incorporate that payment option now. Honestly though.. with all that said it is worth coming to. I always introduce this place to friends and they always leave happy and satisfied. read more

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I love this place. Authentic Thai breakfast. Delicious, affordable, with items you don't see at other Thai restaurants. You know you are in the right place when you see other customers are all Thai people. Highly recommended-- Chinese donuts ( come early because they sell out) Porridge with an egg in it Soy pudding in ginger sweet soup For adventurous eaters out there I encourage you expand your Thai food horizon here-- everything is delicious ! CASH ONLY! read more

Still one of my absolute favorite restaurants and consistently good but don't expect too much from a decor and service perspective. The restaurant is actually part of a hotel so parking can be hit or miss. Sometime there's lots of parking and sometimes none at all. When you step into the restaurant, the interior is dingy and simple. Again, true definition of hole in the wall but trust me, the food is good and authentic. Important to know, this place is CASH ONLY. They have a special menu that used to be $3.95, it's now $4.95 but the special plates are still good and well priced for small appetizers which are perfect as starters. Not too large and just enough. My boys always order the fried tofu and my mom likes the leek and chives dumplings. In my opinion, this restaurant is best for noodles and some of their rice dishes. Guay Jub, yentafo, ba Mee hang duck are all amazing!! We've had several rice plates -ka moo which is stewed ham hock, kra prow duck are our family favorites. Oh yes, the shrimp paste rice is a must try but not for the faint of heart. If you're lucky enough to get here before noon, definitely order the rice porridge with the Chinese donuts. Unfortunately, they've been sold out of the donuts the last two times I've come by. Maybe I will make it in early enough one day, but will definitely be back again. read more

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I just had take-out ground pork porridge with fried donuts and soy milk show up on my kitchen table courtesy of a gracious houseguest, and on the basis of that only, I say: Wow! THIS is where to get breakfast in Thai Town! (Especially if you need it to be at 6am.) I've had this style of breakfast, with a few variations here and there, in China, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia, but never in Thailand, so I can't comment on 'authenticity' (a loaded word under the best of circumstances anyway). I can comment, though, on the fact that their soy milk is precisely the correct amount of sweet for dipping a donut (no need for the condensed milk in my opinion), and it is stuffed with boba-like clear balls, sheets of tofu skin, and some sort of puffed grain, almost like an alternate universe dessert pozole! Their porridge is savory and absolutely packed with the good stuff - ginger strands, huge balls of pork, green onions, and a very soft-cooked runny bright yellow egg. read more

It's good place for Thai food The duck meat probably my favorite food So good! You should give it shot~ read more

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We were nearby on a Saturday morning, so we stopped in to try their homestyle Thai breakfast. We ordered the fish porridge, which was a little thicker than we prefer and had very little fish in it. We also tried one of their tofu pancakes with bean sprouts, egg, cucumber and peanut gravy, but found it lacking as well. The gravy had too much cornstarch and not enough peanut flavor. The waitstaff was very friendly and accommodating, so we wish it had been a little tastier. read more

I have been here twice so far, and loved my food both times. It's not your typical Thai restaurant as it had a lot of truly authentic dishes that you normally wouldn't find at the Thai restaurants. read more

Great authentic Thai food with decent price. I love their hot ginger tofu dessert with a little version of crispy Chinese donuts on top. Down side, they only accept cash. read more

Love this place the Hainan chicken was amazing and definitely willing to come back for more !

This Thai breakfast place have variety of authentic thai breakfast menu . First homemade Chinese donut but if you came early when it was warm would be better . Next favorite was the soup call " Tom Lued Moo" eat with steam rice , and all the choices of small menu were awesome ( I love " Por Pea Sod " the most ) read more

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Siam (former name of Thailand) Sunset is a popular breakfast/brunch place for Thais. They serve the traditional Thai breakfast- hot soy milk with Chinese donut, jok or to many of us known as rice porridge, and the more famous dish "Tom laud moo" - Pork Blood Soup with all the organs within. Restaurant gets extremely busy and service is so-so. Prices are reasonable. Parking is shared with the motel the restaurant is attached to. They do close early, so don't plan on coming for dinner. read more

Siam Sunset - Traditional Thai breakfast -filled with pork kidney, stomach - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Yum this place was a little hidden. Found rock star parking in the am. Service was good and so was the food! I ordered the Hainan chicken, soy milk, Chinese donut and. The spring rolls I think that's what they call it. Everything was good. I also tried my moms noodle soup and my aunts chicken rice soup. So good! I will definitely be back when I'm in the area. read more

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What this little Thai place lacks in fancy atmosphere, it more than makes up for in the dishes they offer! My Thai husband and i have been visiting this place for 20 years. The food is ridiculously delicious and authentic. Whenever anyone asks about a Thai place that I would recommend, THIS PLACE is always my immediate answer! read more

Good food. Worth the wait. The gua jap is authentic. It was very busy but the waitress was on her game. It opens at 6am.

This is one of my favorite restaurants to go to for brunch on the weekends. -- Chinese donuts: Come early (before noon) or there's a high chance they'll be sold out. It's worth it! One order is sufficient for 2 people to share. I would not suggest having an order all to yourself, as it is very deep fried and very sweet when dipped in the condensed milk. -- Pork or duck porridge: This is an excellent Chinese-ish breakfast item. I wish the duck version came with the preserved duck egg in it, though. The pork version packs plenty of ground meat. You can order this with an egg inside. *It is a huge bowl and actually very sufficient as an entire meal for two.* -- Fresh hot soymilk: Love it! It comes with tofu skin and pearl barley inside. They initially took me by surprise but I've come to really like them as toppings. -- Fried mussels: I like this because it brings back fond memories of Thai street food I had in Bangkok. However, be aware that it's very oily and very deep fried. -- Pad See Ew: This was good but nothing special. Service is lackluster, but the menu makes up for it! read more

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Here is Authentic Thai food. It's good for breakfast. They are open very early. This is my favorite spot. Really recommended

The Hainan chicken ($8) is good but the dark sauce it comes with is bonkers, it's like a ginger garlic soy mix that is good enough to eat with just rice.. The combination rice plate $12 (crispy pork belly, duck, roast pork, sausage) wasnt bad but don't think it's a specialty here. The meat portions were really small except for the duck. I guess u can't expect too much for $12. I really liked that it came with a side of Chinese broccoli and a but of sushi ginger. read more

Low quality and taste with high price. Chicken in porridge mix with flour. Fried Tofu should not that cost.

What Siam Sunset is best known for: Thai-style Chinese donuts pork porridge pig's blood soup pork leg over rice pork leg mint leaves over rice sweet tofu pudding in ginger and rock sugar syrup What I thought Siam Sunset was best known for: the motel entrance and parking lot CASH ONLY. Fun fact: Siam Sunset is pro-Yellow Shirts (pro-Thailand's constitutional monarch). The political wing of Thailand's pro-royalist "Yellow Shirt" does not favor the current government. Therefore, the pro-Thaksin/pro-Yingluck (Red Shirts) people are not really welcomed here. read more

I love this place to the moon and back and then some more! my HIH/HRH family and relatives have been eating here for the longest time. and we are always so happy and enjoying of here. their dishes are always scrumptious! so scrumptious that I want their cook to be my live in cook haha. I am not joking. I miss not having a live in cook anymore because I used to have various ones growing up every year in my HIH/HRH parents' houses. ate here last night and am going again tonight with my HIH/HRH dad for dinner! :) I SUPER RECOMMEND EVERYONE TO EAT HERE!!! the best of the best! the best than the rest! :) read more

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Who needs coffee when you can have the Tom Yum noodle soup for breakfast?! I cry fiery tears of happiness eating this dish in the morning. Wakes me right up! Cool yourself off with their donut dipped in condensed milk after. Great little hole in the wall restaurant hidden in Hollywood. Be advised and plan accordingly, as this establishment is cash only. read more

Siam Sunset - Tom Yum Noodle - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I'm not sure if this is what breakfast tastes like in Thailand, but I'm a fan regardless. A couple of Instagram friends had been raving about the breakfast so when I found myself starving on Saturday morning I figured it was a great reason to go pay a visit! GET - the jok with minced pork meatballs. The rice porridge is a bland bland on its own but when you mix in the lemongrass, ginger, and green onions it's delicious. And the pork is very flavorful and just salty enough. GET - an added egg for the jok. Nothing like a broken yolk for some added umami. GET - youtiao (Chinese donuts). Seriously, these are delicious and even better when dunked in the condensed milk. They're shorter than most versions but only $1.50 for two! It's cash only and located in the motel so it's easy to miss, but it's definitely a delicious breakfast and worth a morning drive to Thai Town! read more

Siam Sunset - This is what a legit Thai breakfast looks like, right here. - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Whenever my family wants legit Thai food, we drive to Thai Town in Los Angeles. The parking here is kind of bizarre because they share the same parking lot as a motel. The restaurant is kind of hidden, so when you see a blue Motel sign, just pull into the parking lot and then you'll see the restaurant. I like that they have a sampler menu, where all the items are smaller portions and priced at $3.95. That way, you can have a greater variety of foods. There are about 8 items on this menu, but my family and I usually just get the mussels over bean sprouts, noodles covered in sweet pork with egg, and the thin rice noodles in a sour soup. All of the dishes are pretty good so I suggest trying a couple as appetizers. We always get the BBQ pork over rice too. It comes with three-layered crispy pork, an egg, and Chinese sausage with the red sauce. I really love this dish because they cook each of the elements perfect. The pork is perfectly crispy but not too dry and the Chinese sausage is thinly sliced and really flavorful. We always end the meal with the soft tofu in ginger with the fried breads. The fried breads kind of remind me like croutons, but when you soak it in the ginger soup, they all go together perfectly. Be sure to try this at least once. Usually when we come on a weekend, the soup tastes pretty diluted because I assume they are busier during the weekends, but the last time we came on a Monday, the ginger soup was so flavorful with the hint of spicy ginger. Most of the items on this menu are of acquired taste because I took my more Americanized friend here once and he was not that pleased with the dishes. However, when my Thai family and I always want some legit, authentic Thai food, we always come here even though it is a bit of a drive for us. read more

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Hole in the wall does not adequately describe this place. It is a weird place. The place is located in the parking lot of a motel. You can park at the motel or on the street. You walk into the motel's courtyard to enter the restaurant or you walk out in front of the motel on the city sidewalk and guess which door leads you inside. Don't freak out, yet. Siam Sunset is well known for their Thai donuts with condensed milk. You can't keep that thin waistline while eating lots of these. The place is always packed, it is noisy and choatic. It opens at 6 am for breakfast. If you can't read the menu, no problem. Look around and order something that someone else is eating. The standby tom yum soup and other common Thai dishes are available here. Anything on the menu is good. Walk (or park) on the wild side. read more

Siam Sunset - Near Sunset Siam - classy neighborhood. Hey it is Harvard and they have movies and a water bed. What's a water bed? - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The Vegetarian congee was amazing. Though they have all kinds of congee (chicken, pork, etc.). I got mine with tofu and a delicious poached egg in the middle, some finely chopped green onions and thinly sliced ginger. It was everything I ever hope for in a porridge. The Chinese donuts looked freshly fried and the iced coffee looked better than the hot coffee (though maybe thats because I got my hot coffee without condensed milk-epic fail on my part)! The environment is humble and simple. The colors are warm, the place is a dive, but absolutely authentic. I forgot I was on Sunset Blvd. and believed I was in Thailand for the hour I was there. The Cafe was filled with Thai people, less than a handful of us were of other places. An old man sat reading the Thai newspaper and waited for his sons. A Thai family fed their baby congee; and a young man came in looking for the restaurant owner selling purple orchids for the Siam Sunset Buddhist Altar. Signs on the wall reminded customers about parking rules and regulations for the neighborhood. Adjacent to a hotel. Inconspicuous and low key, the food is what will be bringing me back time and time again. The service was also stellar, but that is generally my experience from Thai restaurants in general. read more

Siam Sunset - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

They need to update their hours...online says 8pm but got here to see it's actually 6pm. Ordered porridge, hainan chicken, crispy pork, and pad see ew. The porridge was good but everything else was meh. The serving sizes are relatively small compared to other Thai places. Pricing is pretty average. read more

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Great for moring person. I always came here. Cheap and Good taste. Paa-thong-koh was so delicious with hot coffee or hot tea. Best thai place ever for morning person like me. Lolll read more

OMG never seen someone very rude like this before just call for asking what time do you open tha guy said we open normal then I ask what time and he said Are you never come here before excuse me if I know how should I call and ask what kind of this very rude read more

Siam Sunset @ Thai Town L.A , Serves Tasty Food. This Simple Thai Place Opens From 06:00 In The Morning Serving Porridges Etc Till 16:00 Late Afternoon. Order Hai Nan Chicken Rice , Egg Noodle w Roasted Duck , Stewed Pork (Very Tender & Perfect Balance In Spices / Broth) + Ginger Juice w Tofu Pudding. Very Yummy. Prices Are Reasonable Given The Satisfactory Enjoyment. Recommended. Worthy. read more

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I almost don't want to review this in fear that the word spreads and I will have to wait for a table. But after reading 188 positive reviews and seeing only one non-Thai customer I'm sure I'm safe enough. Two of my favorite Thai dishes are Hainan Chicken ($6.95) & Tom Yum Soup ($3.95) and this place does not disappoint. Even the Pad Thai my white friend ordered was the best I've ever had. All together, everything was flavorful, delicious and an excellent remedy for my hangover. Sorry brunch, but Siam owns you. read more

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If you know then you know! Been coming here for a few years now for Sunday morning breakfast. You can't get any more classic than a cup of coffee with Chinese donuts and rice porridge. The Hainanese chicken rice is also a favorite. Cash only. read more

Siam Sunset - Chicken Porridge - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Swa-dee-kah! Hello my Thai Food fanatics! If you are on Sunset Blvd., craving Thai food, especially at night until 10pm (closes at 10), then drive towards the America's Best Value Inn and park in their lot so you can walk next door to Siam Sunset. It is across the street from the 99 cent store and there is a parking lot located there as well. The waitress was nice enough to reserve a large table because I was with a group of 10 and we wanted to eat at a place that was open, being that we got there at 9pm. As for the food, I enjoyed the panang beef curry with white rice. I gave it one star off due to being cash only, small venue, and restrooms which were located outside of the restaurant. I suggest this place if you are in the Sunset area and want to try a place that isn't too busy, but worth trying. read more

This place is LEGIT Thai food! I came here looking for some authentic food like my relatives used to make me. It looks pretty shady from the outside, and once you walk in it only gets slightly better, but it has the feel of my grandparents living room or something I wanted some donuts but they ran out already for the day. I got the fried leek cakes which are definitely a MUST HAVE at this place! The sausage plate is up there, might not be a must have, but I do highly recommend it. The boat noodles were pretty decent and standard. The rice soup was just OK, I would pass on that and try the porridge next time. Overall, good authentic Thai food and experience! read more

Don't expect any frills from Siam Sunset. Their communal cafeteria-esque tables and wandering servers are about as basic as you can get. But basic isn't a bad thing here - Siam Sunset is as authentic as it gets. The Thai Iced Tea is textbook and it soothes the burn from the perfect Papaya Salad. The Glass Noodle Salad is soft and hot, made savory with piles of ground pork and sprigs of cilantro. It was a new thing for me, and I definitely didn't regret trying it. You can't go to a Thai restaurant without ordering curry, and the Duck Curry is right on. The curry is thick, and you can taste the duck infused into every bite. You're not going to get 5-star service at Siam Sunset, but you don't get better Thai anywhere else! read more

Absolutely so in love with this place!!! My new to go from now on! We had: Breakfast dough (with condensed milk dip) The Tom yum noodle soup Hainanese chicken rice! Thai ice tea, DUH! Man, reminds me of Bangkok so much with (almost) everyone chatting in Thai and Thai hospitality! Will come back to try their extensive menu again! It was so good that I forgot to take pictures! My bad! read more

Have you been here yet? Why the fuck not? This place is by far the best place to get Thai-Chinese breakfast staples like rice porridge, ginger tofu soup and goi jab soup. I don't know of any other places in Los Angeles (with the most Thai people outside of Thailand) where they serve these breakfast foods except for my mom's house. I've been coming here since I was a little girl and it is still one of the only places in Thai town that Thai people still frequent. Not only is there almost always parking in the motel that the restaurant is connected to (it is tight paring though, not for big cars) but aside from the yummy breakfast, the place has crazy affordable 4.95 menu with delicious dishes like fried mussels and Tom yum noodles. If you haven't been to this place yet for breakfast/brunch then get your ass over there! read more

We enjoyed Thai breakfast! Had Thai donuts, pork and egg porridge, thai coffee with condensed milk and intestine soup!! Everything was good!! We visit here every time we are in town. They open at 6am in the morning. It is cash only. They do take out too. I see a lot of call coming through for the Thai donuts orders! Don't forget tofu with sweet Ginger yum!! They serve that with small thai donuts!! Love love! They are cheap too! read more

Siam Sunset - Tofu with sweet ginger (Tao houy) - Thai Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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This is real Thai food! Thai food for Thai people! Not Thai food for the farang palate. Food very tasty and authentic and reasonably priced. The location is a bit odd and not so clean. Service was not very attentive. I'd come back again for the food. Cash only. read more

Hole in the wall! The front looks all dark like it's closed. There is another entrance on the back side. Weird The place is actually pretty large, inside is eh. All thai words and what not. I ordered the duck noodles dry, and it was okay, meh. Their other dishes were okay, wasn't too impressed. But supposedly they have really good porridge, but they ran out when we got there. So i guess I will be back to try their jook! read more