Food is good but very spicy, warm ambience. I dint expect the food to be super spicy as the staff…read moredint inform about it. Else, it is right infront of the light train stop located in the George street. Overall the rating could be 3 star but the service is great.

I like this Thai restaurant in Sydney. The food is always fresh, well seasoned and delicious. If…read morethey have the promo for a combination, go for it, you will not be disappointed. Highly recommended!

We went there for lunch as a group, but one of us received their food only after everyone else had…read morefinished, and mine arrived even later. The Coke was almost warm, and although I paid $5 extra for chicken, all I got was chicken skin. Overall, it's a good location, but the food quality was disappointing.

Cash only! Had delicious Pad Thai with prawns. It was great and came out piping hot! It's a small,…read morecozy place. Wait staff was very sweet and polite.There was a carafe of water and glasses on the table.

My Nam Giew was very tasty. A little spicy, but edible for a person who does not eat too much…read morespice.

This place is great! Stumbled upon it by chance, and I'm so glad we did! The staff was really…read morefriendly, and helped me order. I told the waitress I wanted to try something new, and she suggested the ancient pink noodles. They tasted sweet, but had a savory peanut taste. Their roasted dry chilis and green chili sauce helped spice up my dish. It was absolutely amazing. The chicken satay, and what my husband order also was delicious!

it's a small but cozy thai food restaurant, open late for this area. Main dish for 20-30 per dish…read moresides around 10. Fried dish is their special, delicious but a little bit too sweet for most dishes we ordered. For people who are not fond of sweet flavor should ask waitress first. House wine was okay but cold sangria I like it very much. One star off for 2 hair out of one dish. Chef should really wear hat no matter what.

Definitely a cute and yummy spot to check out if you're in the mood for Thai. I have found that…read morethis is the most affordable option in the general area as well. A group of us stopped in and were immediately seated. Our food came out quickly and the service was decent. I got the drunken noodles with beef and e joyed the flavor and spice level, and I was able to take a few bites of my friends dishes and found them equally as delicious. Overall, I felt that this was a great local spot with decent prices and yummy food.

Took us awhile to find this restaurant. We were expecting it to be a food court stall in the…read morebasement of the luxury mall. But it was well worth the hassle. We arrived to find long lines but it went fast. Service is fast. From cleaning tables to taking orders, our server multi-tasked between tables. So efficient! Food is very good. Taste is authentic.

Good food, fast service, super convenient located on the bottom floor of the mall…read more If you're looking for a quick bite to eat and love Thai food, this is a decent place to grab a quick bite to eat.

This restaurant used to be TOP notch, pre-Covid. Not sure if they've changed…read moreownership/management/cooks since then but the taste and quality of their food has gone down quite a bit, which why I'm giving them 4/5 stars. I ordered their braised beef in five-spice broth with thin noodles and their beef is still flavorful, tender, and cooked to perfection. BUT, the five-spice broth was way too sweet (this time around) and the meatballs had a very strange taste to them...almost like they'd gone bad or something. I also ordered their Khao Grapao Gai (stir fry minced chicken) which was supposed to have holy Basil and I was disappointed. It was overly spicy but lacking flavor and their was little to no basil in it. There was not much meat and heavy on the rice. It just was not as good as it used to be even though their prices are a bit higher than your average mom & pop Thai place. Suffice it to say, I will likely not be returning especially when Thai town is but a few blocks away and there are tastier options at a more affordable price point.

Such a cute little Jem of a fine as I was walking near Market St I found this place. It smelled…read morefantastic had to stop in. I sat down inside at a table surrounded by hanging plants and such a cool chill vibe. I went with a cold beer and some pad Thai. Service was very fast even though the place was busy. Food was delicious and so affordable. I ate everything... I later regretted not getting another order to go! Fantastic place!

Located adjacent to our hotel Meriton, we gave Siam House a try for dinner on a Sunday night. Our…read morehotel provided room service with food from Siam, and we could've had takeaway and eaten in the comfort of our hotel, but I chose to dine-in to get a feel for the restaurant ambiance and service. My most commonly ordered main dish at any Thai restaurant is pad see ew, but the night we dined, I was craving curry. The two of us ordered and shared the roast duck curry and the jungle curry. The roast duck curry was a coconut milk-based red curry with generous portions of duck (with skin), carrot, green bean, snap pea, pineapple, and lychee. Although I find it uncommon, I did like the addition of pineapple and lychee for some sweetness, as the curry itself was very spicy. The jungle curry was not coconut milk-based, so I personally didn't consider it a curry. However, it was magnitudes spicier that the roast duck curry! So those with a sensitive palette for spicy food, beware. We asked for two orders of rice on the side, and although they gave us two orders, they gave it in the same bowl. This gesture was a little strange to me, especially because I prefer to ladle my curry over my rice in a bowl. That's difficult to do if two people share the same rice bowl but have two different curries. Service was nice and friendly. Food came out in a timely manner (waited less than 10 minutes). The restaurant has two levels, though it seems most people sit at the ground level. Little did I know, the ever-so-popular Chat Thai was just a few doors down from Siam House. If I had more time and craved more Thai food while in Sydney, I would've given Chat a try to compare food quality.

I had the massumum curry with beef. Lovely chunks of beef that were tender and tasted like they…read morewere cooked for hours in the tasty curry. An added cinnamon stick gave it and additional warming taste and smell. I am going to try the cinnamon next time I make this dish at home. Thinking of going back again tonight to try the pad Thai.

Delicious Thai restaurant! If you're looking for fresh and…read moreflavorful Thai this is your spot! Service was fast and place is nicely decorated. Looks small from the inside but plenty of seating space.

The place was very busy. Service is lacking. I had the minced chicken and hubby had the cashew…read morechicken. Both were flavorful and portions were huge. My issue was the minced chicken. I think if it was sliced, I would have enjoyed it better. The Thai coffee was delicious.