Thai Siam Cusine
396 Cedar Ave, Crestview, FL, 32536
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Address :
396 Cedar Ave
Crestview, FL, 32536 - Phone (850) 423-4510
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Kim J.
This is my first time trying this restaurant. I ordered a large Tom Yum Gai soup to go for $9.99. I have never had it made the way it was prepared here. It had no lemongrass, no galangal, no kaffir lime leaves or lime at all, and I did not taste any fish sauce either. It did have green peppers which I have never had in tom yum soup. Basically it was chilis, tomatoes, chicken, cilantro, mushrooms, chopped green onion stalk, and green peppers. The broth was very watery and had almost no flavor. The absence of lemongrass, galangal, lime and fish sauce made it taste nothing like traditional tom yum soup. I was very disappointed. My suggestion would be to make it with lemongrass, galangal, lime, and fish sauce like it is supposed to be. And take out the green peppers.
(1)Andrea B.
I'm bumping this review up to a 4 because the staff has been so friendly each time that I have visited. I've come in twice during lunch, and order the meat and veggie dish for my three year old who practically devours the entire plate. Each time the staff have chatted up my family, changed the TV to entertain the children, and have even held my 8 month old so we could take the oldest for a bathroom break. The place is clean. It's divided so you can sit and chat in a more formal room without a TV, or zone out on the other side with the TV and a thai iced tea after a hot morning of playing at the park.
(4)Dalton S.
I would have loved to given them a 4 but, I just can't. It seems like they have two different cooks and one of them hits the nail right on the head for me.... While the other leaves me frustrated.... Their pad thai is usually good and spicy like it is supposed to be and other times it will be plain and mellow.... The inconsistency makes it hard to keep coming back.... But I do since this is the best Thai food in Crestview
(3)Brittany P.
Went here with two of my friends. We all three got the pad Thai with chicken. The chicken was foul. It tasted old and bad. I took one bite and spit it out. The tofu was not tasty either. Worst tofu I have ever had. The service was horrible. Never came back to refill, or even to give us our check! We had to go hunt down the server to pay! I won't be returning.
(1)Aiko C.
I love the crispy fried duck and the bubble tea. The only thing that I was disappointed with was the slow service.
(4)Shaun F.
The food was really good BUT the servings seemed small to me. $14 pineapple fried rice covered about half of a normal dinner plate. Seems a little small for the price, especially for a RICE dish.
(2)David P.
Had dinner here for a business meeting and was satisfied with what we got. My clients were hoping for a small alcoholic drink to start the meal but quickly realized no alcohol is served here. The basil chicken is nice and I highly enjoyed the "Three Friends" entree. My wife loves the Pad Thai and regularly drops by for thier lunch specials to enjoy it more. Would recommend.
(4)Jillian D.
I just moved close to this restaurant and after driving past a few times decided to go with the hubby. I LOVE Thai food. I probably eat it 1-2 times a week. While the freshness of the ingredients was great, the dinner itself just wasn't. I ordered a Thai beef salad and tom Kai gai soup. The salad dressing was too sweet and not salty and savory like its supposed to be. It was almost like a syrup which turned me off of the meal. The tom Kai gai was better, but didn't have ginger or mushrooms which is weird because everywhere else I had it at always includes those two ingredients. Also the lemon grass was cut so small that you were unaware you had it in the spoon until you bit down on it and than had to spit it out. I prefer for it to be in large enough pieces you can visibly see to remove. All in all its a cute establishment but there are much better Thai places around.
(2)Maura R.
This place has amazing Pad Thai and Thai Curry. The servers are always polite and the food enduces cravings. I don't know what I would do if they went out of business... other than go crazy!
(4)Lyshemah H.
Everytime I come to this place the service is amazing. Today I tried the Thai Tea and it was the best thing that hit my lips all day. I will be coming back again for a large size next time. Please try the Thai Dumpling as an appetizer when you come here.
(5)Carrol C.
Obviously the other people who have left reviews have never had authentic Thai cuisine. This is the best (and only authentic) thai restaurant I've found since I've lived in several locations is Northern Fl the last five years. The owner is directly from Thailand and knows his recipes well. It's priced very affordable and the restaurant is quaint and very cute inside. I've eaten several things on the menu and loved everything. My four year daughter and I eat here several times a week and are always welcomed and greeted warmly. The owner's wife runs this location and is extremely nice. This restaurant is very highly recommended and a must visit for anyone living in the area who is picky about their Thai and wants the real authentic thing.
(5)Angeles W.
Ok, we've been to Thai Siam (either to pick up or to eat in) approximately once a week for the last two months. We're becoming fast fans. If we remember to specify a heat, the curry tastes FAR BETTER than if we forget. Normally at our favorite restaurants, we're asked about a heat preference. I think this is something they should work into their routine. But we're becoming accustomed to specifying, so it doesn't bother us as much anymore. I love that the servers are recognizing us by phone and by sight, and they're quick to remember what we prefer. I am bummed that when I carry out, the cost is the same, but the food volume seems to be slightly less. And a couple of times they've forgotten our spring rolls on two occasions (bummer!). Both times, though, they included them in the next order (GREAT customer service!). We've introduced a few friends to the place, too. And every time we come, there are several cars in the parking lot. I hope that means they're staying busy enough to stay here in Crestview. I also hope it means they'll bring the lunch price back down. I also hope they'll introduce a sampler plate or a night when a special is some sort of sampler, with different items every week. I would like to try different items, but I can't afford to order something and not be able to eat it because I don't like it. :/ One day ... All in all, I'm really happy with the improvements. And the Thai Iced Tea is STILL fabulous!!
(4)Mellisa L.
Had a 6-person group ordered, basil chicken, yellow/panang/red curry, and something I can't remember the name of. Everyone loved what they ordered. Portions were appropriate and spiciness was right on. Only complaint from the group was the Thai tea wasn't sweet enough. Def would recommend this place!!
(4)Gregg B.
Ordered Beef Thai salad, Drunken Noodle and green curry. Order came within ten minutes but about two minutes apart which was different... But hot. Not a real critic but we will be back. Beef Thai salad was short on lettuce and seemed like a fish sauce was added and no cilantro. Other two plates were great! Check it out for yourself.
(4)Kathy T.
It really is nice to have a Thai restaurant in Crestview. I agree that there are some things Thai Siam can work on, but I enjoyed the food. We did not experience the slow service because we took our food to go, but we could see that they don't have a lot of staff yet. The ladies were friendly. I thought my Pad Thai was very good. I ordered Thai medium. It could have been a little hotter, but they were nice enough to give me a small container of crushed red peppers so it worked out fine. The Pad Thai wasn't too sweet which I liked, and the portion size was good. My boyfriend ordered the Red Curry, Thai medium. His curry wasn't spicy, and the portion size was smaller than I would've expected for a dinner portion. It came in a pint sized cup. I've been to restaurants where the portion was almost twice the size. He like the flavor of the curry though. I wonder if the cook is being conservative because he/she thinks people in Crestview aren't used to hot foods. Anyway, my boyfriend and I will go back, and hopefully the owner/staff will work out all the kinks soon.
(3)M A.
WAY too expensive, quantity & quality of food not up to par with price. I would prefer to travel 18 miles to a Niceville Thai restaurant.
(2)Boo L.
Now 4 stars! Thai Siam is listening to its customers and are upping their game. It's gotten better, that's for sure. You want spice? Request it, because now they're listening! Best wonton soup I've had. Not feeling the fried spring rolls, though. They are always oily.
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