Siam Splendour

Apr 7th, 2024

Great food! Don't forget to ask them to customize the spice levels to your taste
Mar 22nd, 2024

Siam Spleandour never ceases to amaze me with respect to its ambiance and cuisine. Having been fortunate to visit in the 70s, this neighborhood Treasures is frequented by cognoscenti who appreciate the beauty and gracious abundance of all things Thai. Owner Mr N delivers a cornucopia. Sah WatiKah! - jpg Vegetarian options: Tofu Nirvana Parking: Big lot. Kid-friendliness: Daughter S has drawings of patrons. Wheelchair accessibility: Parking and ramp
Mar 22nd, 2024

Mar 13th, 2024

Very good Thai restaurant with a few authentic Thai dishes that you might not otherwise find at other Thai restaurants. Their noodle dishes like Pad See Ew has a wok hei flavor. In Asian cooking, "wok hei" means breath of the wok, which essentially refers to the smoky, charred flavor that you get from stir frying in a wok over very high heat. If I have to give an analogy, it's like giving a steak a really good sear. I also recommend one of their rice dishes called Kao Nar Ped, which is roast duck served with Chinese broccoli and rice. Siam Splendour also has an authentic Thai appetizer called Tod Mun, which is a savory fish cake accompanied by a tangy dipping sauce. I also especially like their Thai Custard for dessert, and am looking forward to mango being back in season so I can order their Mango Sticky Rice. With so many Thai restaurants in the area, you can't go wrong with Siam Splendour.
Mar 8th, 2024