I came to Siam station with some friends on a sunday at noon. It was crowded inside and outside but…read morewe only had to wait around 20 mins. They have a Yelp waitlist that you can sign into when you arrive. Restaurant is busy and loud inside, food is served very fast. We shared 4 dishes together and loved them all. We got the papaya salad, panang curry with chicken, pad kee mow with tofu, and orange chicken. Honestly hard to pick a favorite but I think the pad kee wow won. We had a lot of leftovers to take home which I will be eating for dinner. I have tried their yellow curry (ordered takeout) prior to visiting and it was also delish I will come back!

I had the pad thai, pad ke mao, and tom yum soup. Not impressed with any of the dishes. Low quality…read moreingredients. The service was good though. They're attentive and quick. The restaurant has a nice casual setting. But there are way better Thai restaurants, at least when it comes to the quality of the food. 2.5 stars but I'm rounding up to 3.

Still serving good Thai food here, and still wish the spice level could be adjusted lol…read more We ordered a variety of dishes, all of which were full of flavor and cooked perfectly. The pixie wings were nice and crunchy, even better when you get the happy hour deal. I had the khao soi again and loved it; it's like a curry noodle dish with two different types of noodles. Service was fast and friendly.

Awesome Thai Street food. Authentic taste. Tom Yum Goong(Shrimp) with real lemongrass & Kaffir lime…read moreflavors. Yummy Pad Kee Mao flat noodles. Pad Prik Moo Krob - Deep fried pork belly with eggplant in a tasty sauce. Thai Scream dessert - Churros with Coconut ice cream is to die for. Cute place, quick service. Absolute must for Thai food lovers. Can walk from Valley Fair mall.

This place is one of our go-to Thai spots, and probably our favorite in the neighborhood!…read more + Their noodles and stir frys are always very tasty. Whoever is the chef back there really loves garlic (as do I!!) + On most days there's not too much of a crowd + Servers are all friendly and quick to take orders + Good menu variety + Indoor and outdoor seating, the latter of which is nice for warm nights = Prices are pretty fair - Parking is sometimes a little tight, but not in their control All in all, a really solid neighborhood spot!

We ordered the curry puffs, crab fried rice, Panang braised beef, and a Thai iced tea. The curry…read morepuffs were probably the biggest letdown. They were pretty one-note in flavor and felt underwhelming. The crab fried rice and Panang braised beef were both enjoyable, but neither dish was particularly memorable or something I'd go out of my way to order again. The braised beef itself was tender, but it was served in large chunks that didn't make for the most appetizing presentation. The Thai iced tea was also noticeably sweeter than what I'm used to, which may work for some people but wasn't my preference. One thing that stood out for the wrong reason was the pacing of the meal. Our crab fried rice arrived first, followed by the curry puffs, and then the Panang beef came out last. The timing felt disjointed, especially since you'd expect the appetizers to arrive before the entrées. The biggest issue, though, is the value. The prices are on the higher end for Thai food, and when the overall experience is just average, it's hard to justify the cost. Nothing was bad, but nothing really stood out either. Overall, it was an okay meal, but with so many great Thai restaurants around, I don't see myself coming back.

I've been to Pineapple Thai several times now, and every time I've thought the food was really…read moregood. For some reason, it can be surprisingly hard to find consistently good Thai food in the South Bay, so I'm happy to have found this place. I especially enjoy their curries and papaya salad, and the service has always been pretty good as well. The restaurant is located in Cupertino Main Street, which makes it a fun place to combine dinner with a little walking and browsing around afterward. Parking can be a little challenging on weekends, although there is a parking structure nearby. Definitely worth the effort, though--I'll be back!

Food quality nothing special Enough parking…read more Price is high qnd costly Good service Restroom ok clean Not enough verity menu

Moved to a dual location with Don's Deli at 620 E. Evelyn Ave, Sunnyvale, CA…read more Food still just as tasty and spicy like I like it!

This place has been around for many years. They cook solid Thai food that's delicious and…read moreflavorful. You can adjust the spicy level to your preference. The price is reasonable. Whenever we have a gathering at work, we always come here. Their Pad Thai is one of the best noodle dishes in the bay area. The Basil Chicken dish is excellent too You can swap the protein to anything you want. Come give it a try and support local business.

This place really surprised me with how delicious it was! I was skeptical when my friend chose a…read morevegetarian place for her birthday dinner, but she said she had been before and the food is really good. I am one of those people who thinks that just about every meal needs animal protein or it won't be satisfying. Well, Happy Flower proved me wrong because I came away with a very happy and full stomach and I did not even miss the meat! We ordered 8 different dishes to share family style, and I was especially pleased with the all seasons sampler and vegan fried rolls appetizers, as well as the pad Thai, salted fish fried rice, hainan chicken rice, tomato fish, and happy clay pot entrees. Each dish was quite large such that all 9 of us were able to try generous portions of each dish. And then we got two servings of the mango sticky rice to share and the mango was amazingly sweet! I did not try their boba drinks, but a few of my friends ordered drinks and enjoyed them. Their boba drinks are sized quite large as well. I will say, the meat doesn't necessarily taste like the meat it purports to imitate, but the textures for the fake chicken and fish are pretty spot on! Service was friendly and helpful and they delivered the dishes at a good pace. The inside isn't fancy, but it's clean and well lit and spacious. I wish I had known about this hidden gem sooner, but they had a good clip of takeout orders and families coming in for dinner. Parking is also plentiful and easy in their large attached lot. I will be back!

I wanted to order before they go on break. I placed a pickup order for Pad Thai, Fried Rolls,…read morePapaya Salad, and Lemongrass Beef. The Lemongrass Beef was my favorite dish! It was super flavorful, perfectly spiced, and the "beef" texture was on point. I always order the Papaya Salad and typically love it, but today's sauce was a bit sweeter than usual. I still enjoyed the crispy green papaya and fresh basil, I just wish the sauce was the same as before. The Pad Thai was not for me. While the portion was huge, it didn't have the flavor and authenticity I was expecting. I wouldn't order it again and gave it away since I didn't plan on eating more. The vegan fried rolls were good and they arrived crispy, but I wouldn't get them again because the inside had something sweet, and I didn't like the sauce. I'll still order from here because I like most dishes I've tried, but there are definitely some items I ordered today that I won't be getting again.

So expensive but oh so good! Had the seafood pad thai. Stacked and packed with flavor. Sweet and…read moresavory. Everything cooked to the perfect tenderness. Well done! Great ambiance. Sit outside apt inside and have a relaxing meal. Great service as well.

Overall: 4 stars…read more Always tasty on Uber Eats, so have been meaning to try this restaurant in person for a while and finally got around to it. Owned by a winner of a reality cooking competition, it makes sense why it is priced at a premium, and with that follows pleasantly attentive service, innovative dishes, and comfy seating. I found the food to be generally pleasant, and the only thing that is unpleasant is their proximity to the train station that interrupts conversation on an intervalized basis. Old Siam - I see the vision of this luxury take on an old fashioned, which is flavorally accurate. I think the garnish is a bit too simple beyond the block ice to properly convey that look. Roti Mataba - Intriguing dish as I've never seen roti used to encapsulate before, but its smart as it creates a flaky exterior that pairs incredibly well with the curry sauce. Pad See Ew - Large portion of a classic dish that is served on the lighter side but still tasty. I would clean up on the presentation though. Mango Sticky Rice - Beautiful arrangement of mango sticky rice that shows great knife skills of the mango. You can see the heart shape starting to form of the sticky rice as well, which is beautiful. I think it coild be even more advantageous to use rose to dye for a more warming color palette. Food: E Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

First time here and was very impressed with all the dishes…read more We had the lettuce wraps and pork belly as appetizers. The filling on the lettuce wraps was a little on the wet side (meaning it stuck together versus being crumbly/separated), that's neither good or bad, and the taste was good. The pork belly was crisp and I think purposely cooked crispy, and the sweet and sour type sauce added some moisture- went together well. For the entrees, we had tea leaf salad - really good with a lot of textures via the seeds to go along with the greens and other vegetables. Both noodles (House Noodles with Shrimp and Curry Noodles with Chicken) were also great, with the House Noodles being almost Pad Thai like in seasoning and the curry one being rich and lots of umami. Generous amounts of chicken, cooked well so it was easy to shred apart. Finally, the honey walnut shrimp was done really well. Plenty of walnuts, not overly sweet or goopy - one of the best versions I've had. Service was great, attentive, polite/friendly, and they filled our water glasses frequently. Decor was pretty typical - but on the nicer/classier end of the level of this type of restaurant. So nothing really to criticize! We'd happily come back here again.

6 of us came here for dinner on Friday with a reservation at 6:30pm. Parking in the parking lot at…read morethe back wasn't too bad, just had to wait for a little bit for someone to leave. The restaurant was busy, but not completely full. Service was friendly. We shared 2 appetizers (small bites), 2 tea leaf salads, 2 noodles and a shrimp dish: . Lettuce Wrap (4/5): delicious; I liked the water chestnut and shiitake mushrooms among other veggies; the romaine lettuce was fresh; filling was more moist than I expected (in a good way) . Crispy Pork Belly (3/5): kind of dry; it came with a sweet chili sauce, fortunately . Tea Leaf Salads (4/5): they came pre-mixed; they were crunchy and well seasoned . Nan Gyi Thoke (5/5): loved the creamy coconut chicken curry sauce; very flavorful . Burma House Noodles with Shrimp (3/5): similar to Pad Thai, but a bit sweeter . Honey-glazed Walnut Shrimp (5/5): well executed dish, similar to what you would get at a good Chinese restaurant Great place to catch up with friends while sharing tasty food. Didn't feel pressured to leave, even though we chatted for a while after we're done eating.

I enjoyed my lunch more this visit than the previous one. Thai Chili on El Camino Real in Santa…read moreClara is a fairly popular lunch spot for local workers. They run a tight ship and get you seated, ordered, served, and out the door quickly, likely keeping turnover high. Plenty of parking available too. The food is decent and it is a reliable option when you are short on time. Our lunch consisted of mini egg rolls that were delicious appetizers that come hot and crispy. My entree was penang curry which is me favorite dish on the menu, paired with my choice of protein. I prefer chicken with curry. If you are looking for a quick and efficient lunch spot in Santa Clara with solid Thai dishes, it is worth stopping by.

We ordered (1)…read morevegetable pad thai with rice noodles - 6/10. Too much on the sweeter side (2) red thai curry - 5/10 very less quantity for the price and also on sweeter sider. Service was great. Ambience was decent.

Came here for the lunch special. I got a yellow chicken curry with rice and a thai tea for $17.95…read morebefore tax and tip! The drink only comes with the special if you dine in. I ordered my curry hot and was pleasantly surprised that it actually had a good kick and made me sweat. Most places I go to don't ever make it spicy enough. The curry was really flavorful and the portion size could easily feed two! Like massive. Definitely not enough rice compared to curry. The thai tea was really refreshing and the perfect drink for my meal. Appreciated that it wasn't overly sweet. There was one server holding it down when I came during Monday around noon. There was about 5 parties including myself and she was very efficient. I was able to dine in and get out of there within 30 minutes. The place is very casual.

The moment we sat down and looked at the menu, we probably should have left. The restaurant was…read moreuncomfortably warm, and even the bathroom felt like a sauna. Unfortunately, the food didn't improve the experience. The papaya salad was served warm, which made it much less appetizing, and even the drinking water was served at room temperature despite how hot the restaurant was. We had to ask if the Thai boat noodles were available, which in hindsight should have been a sign to skip them--they ended up being the worst dish we ordered. The khao soi was probably the only dish that stood out in a positive way. The fried fish was decent, but I wish the sauce had been served on the side because it overpowered the fish instead of complementing it. The crispy pork was also just okay--nothing memorable. The service was fine, but it's surprising that the staff doesn't seem to recognize how uncomfortable the temperature is inside the restaurant. At the very least, guests should be served ice-cold water to help offset the heat. Overall, we won't be returning. It doesn't hit the spot and may appeal more to diners who are less familiar with traditional Thai cuisine and its flavor profile.