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    Charm Siam Restaurant

    4.6 (333 reviews)
    ModerateNoodles, Thai, Soup
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Sunday lunch!
    Sokna S.

    Food: 3/5 Food was ok, a bit too sweet a bit too salty for my taste. The Laab was pretty tasty overall, the more veggies the better! Noodles were a bit too swewt for both dishes, protein was ok. Adding wonton really helped the fish for me. The thai tea is a must. Service: 4/5 Service was really good! Really nice team! Ambiance: 5/5 Great decor, seating, environment.

    C10.Shrimp Tamarind
    Hanh N.

    Good food, friendly service, ample seating, street parking available. More of a fusion of Thai, Laos, Cambodian dishes. Prefer Chiang Rai but this place is decent with competitive pricing.

    C1. Penang Curry
    Edson B.

    All the food was 10/10! The crying tiger was so tender and had this rice powder on it that gave it extra flavor! Crispy pork belly is a must and definitely order it with a side of rice. Penang curry and drunken noodles were also a good addition to the mix. Large thai tea is huge so it's shareable! Food came out quick and service was great!

    A14. Crispy pork app
    Anthony T.

    Service: staff was nice, attentive and knowledgeable if you are undecided on what to order. Food: was amazing definitely 5/5. The port belly was crispy and it went well with the two sauce they provided. The pad see was soo delicious as well. The Hong chicken was crispy , tender and delightful. Roti curry was different but was delicious as well. Ambiance. Very simple, cute and had Thai traditional decor. If you're in the area you must try this spot! Price is affordable as well.

    C1. Penang Curry and N3. Drunken Noodle
    Khanh D.

    Charm Siam has been on my LB list for a while and my first time did not disappoint! My favorite dish was the crying tiger appetizer - so flavorful and chewy, and paired really well with the tamarind sauce. I wasn't the biggest fan of the pork belly :/ The drunken noodles and penang curry however were really yummy. We got mild spice (I think 4/10) and it was definitely manageable. The thai tea was PHATTTTTT haha it's like a big gulp. The restaurant itself is very cute, love how queer friendly they are! Service was quick and attentive.

    Menu 8/2026
    Jacob C.

    Charm Siam has been on my radar for a good two years. Parking is scarce, but I was fortunate to locate a spot on Appleton. I specifically came for the Khao Soi with Chicken and it didn't disappoint. The curry broth and egg noodles were flawless. I loved the chili and it kept me sweating. My only criticism is the chicken needed some seasoning. I may need to try with BBQ Pork or Pork Belly and extra Cilantro next visit. The service was prompt, friendly, and attentive.

    Boat noodle soup
    Tammy N.

    We got the papaya salad (Lao style) and boat noodle soup. This was one of the best boat noodles soups I've had! I love that they include tendon and a massive piece of tripe, and they're generous with the meat portion overall too. I had to give some of the meat to my boyfriend since there was a lot of it, but no complaints here. The soup was well balanced. It had a slight sweetness to it and the spice level was perfect. I got level 8 and it definitely had a kick, but it didn't overpower the dish. The papaya salad was great and reasonably priced compared to other places I've been to. The servers were very friendly. They were pretty busy but they still checked up on us and refilled our waters. Parking is tough since it's street parking only. I think this place is worth the effort though!

    Menu.
    Jose H.

    Our favorite place for a bowl of noodles. Boat noodles for him and Khao Soi for me. We've tried other dishes but always gravitate for the noodles as they're comforting. The staff is super friendly, nice and helpful. They'll bring anything you need pretty quickly. It's a whole in the wall so doesn't have lots of charm :-) but it gets the job done when craving noodles and a familiar face. Parking is a bit difficult, but worth it for a good Khao Soi.

    Cecille C.

    Delicious food. Good service. Good drinks. Good ambiance but a little hot on a summer day. That's all you need to know. Come here and try. Thanks!

    Rashina Y.

    Came here over a holiday weekend, and the food did not disappoint. We started with the steamed gyoza dumplings--you can tell they're made fresh, and they were packed with flavor. I tried the fried trout for the first time, and it was excellent. I loved that it was served butterflied, and the dipping sauce was so good I even took extra to go. We also had the khao soi with chicken--absolutely amazing. I really appreciated the balance of sweetness and heat, and the chicken had a nice char without being drowned in broth. The green curry was another standout. It was full of fresh vegetables and fragrant basil, and I especially liked that the veggies were perfectly cooked, not overdone. Definitely will be back!

    A5. Crab Cheeses Wontons
    Dana T.

    I came here on a Monday evening to get dinner with some friends and had such a good time! Parking in this are can be a bit annoying but on a weekday it was not too bad. The restaurant itself is very cozy and cute, perfect for catching up. We got a couple items to share and loved them all! The Thai tea was delicious and I am glad I got the large size. The cream cheese wontons were so crispy and flavorful and I liked the sauce it came with. The pad see ew was also very delicious and the chicken paired well. The fried rice with honey chicken also had great flavor and was crispy. Definitely don't skip on the Khao Soi here since it is one the best I have tried! I wish the yellow curry was thicker and the chicken wasn't so tough, but the flavor was excellent. As for dessert, my friends enjoyed the mango sticky rice and I really liked the coconut ice cream. I will definitely be back!

    Mango sticky rice
    Debra T.

    After recently being in Thailand, we had a craving for Thai food. This place definitely has it going on.. Every dish we tried was excellent, we had fried shrimp appetizer, the papaya salad and whole fried trout. So so good! The service was impeccable, the place is quaint, and overall a wonderful experience. We took home mango sticky rice.. and that was just perfect!

    N7. Garlic Beef Noodle
    Justina B.

    This place was amazing and I will 100% be back. Casual ambiance. No wait for a table. Food (N7 garlic beef bowl) was fantastic. Flavours included spicy slightly sweet, sour, acidic. The waiter recommended I try it with the green lime sauce, and it was a game changer. I ordered 3* spicy out of 10 and it was definitely still spicy for me (I am W H I T E). But it was still very good. Service was great. He foresaw I needed more napkins (hey spicy ) and I never had to ask for more water. I'll be back for sure and would recommend!!!

    Such great branding....love the decor!

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    STEPH JUDGEMENT: Tasty Thai food in a pleasant atmosphere with nice service…read more Came by with some coworkers for a midweek evening drink and nosh. It was a pretty good-sized space, with light and bright decor. It wasn't crowded and we were able to get a table for 4 with no problems. We ordered as a group and I got to try the following items: - spring rolls with shrimp and tofu (the rice noodles were a little on the hard side, but overall ok) - fried calamari (interesting presentation with the rings hanging on the branches of a metal tree. They were large and looked more like onion rings. Not bad, but I prefer lighter batter. Also, see the subreddit WeWantPlates, hehe) - spicy seafood salad (fresh and bountiful amount of seafood) - steamed mussels in lemongrass basil broth (mussels were plump and tender and the broth was so good--my favorite) - Singha beer Service was prompt, and the prices reasonable. Very good first impression, would try again.

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