Employee told us to take a seat anywhere, 2 minutes later same employee tells us to get out cause…read morethe restaurant is closing in 20 minutes. Lmao gtfo here. Don't go there.

I found the Vietnamese vermicelli dish decent and tasty. The vegetables were fresh and the…read morecondiments such as marinated carrots and peanuts plentiful. Definitely coming back to try other dishes.

Very good place, taste excellent and generous portion. Will go again any time ;)…read moreServices is fast, lots of parking on the side. If you like you sauce hot, the three piment dish will please you

Very good food. Pleasant atmosphere. Should have photos of food on the menu so people get a better…read moresense of what they're ordering.

My friend and I had lunch at Siam Bistro. It was cool that we found an eatery that she hadn't…read morevisited, so we could both experience a new place together. She has a review, so if you're bored reading mine, go read hers instead. I frankly wanted to simply say in this review to read hers and skip writing one... haha! We walked in. The lobby was beautiful and cozy, showcasing the Thai culture with dragons and more. We were seated pretty quickly. This restaurant had a lunch menu. Yay, deals! I got the gang garee gai. It was yellow curry with chicken and potatoes, in coconut milk, with steamed jasmine rice. My friend got the beef kao soi, which was a curry soup with noodles. We got a constant stream of iced water. Thank goodness! We were both in dire need of cooling down being out and about on a hot summer day. It also came in handy while we were dining. Our food didn't take long to prepare. I was excited to chow down. The gang garee gai was yummy. I liked the curry flavour. The chicken was tender. There were a few potatoes that lightly thickened the curry. I loved the subtle coconut milk in the sauce. The jasmine rice was perfectly done. The downside was that the curry was salty. My friend agreed with my assessment, as her soup was also salty. At least the sodium levels were consistent here. She also made the comment that her dish was lacking vegetables, except for a thin slice of red pepper. I could tell that this meal threw my thirst level off the rails for the rest of my day. I had six drinks after this meal, without counting the iced water refills here. I downed two consecutive bubble teas that night, which I rarely do. The positive from the salt increase in my system: I was not bloated afterwards. The washrooms are downstairs. It is an older building, so it's not built for accessibility. The washroom was clean. It's street parking here. You can probably find a side street to park for free. The service was excellent. If the salt is toned down, I'd return to try more dishes off the menu. Otherwise, expect to be thirsty all day after eating here. (287)

I had lunch at Siam Bistro with my friend who was visiting from out of town (she's a Yelper too, so…read moreyou'll likely see her review also). Overall, I thought the food had good flavour, but it was too salty and didn't have enough vegetables. We ordered from the lunch menu and I got the Beef Kao Soi ($17.50). It came with a generous portion of beef. The beef was tender. The deep-fried noodles were tasty. The curry coconut milk broth was full of flavour, with the tiniest amount of spicy heat, but it was too salty for my tastes. Also the dish was lacking in vegetables. The only vegetables I got was that tiny sliver of red pepper in the picture I posted, and some green onions (which I consider more of a garnish). Maybe this dish doesn't traditionally come with vegetables? I don't know, but I did not feel virtuous eating just meat and noodles, lol. My friend got a chicken curry and she found her meal salty as well. Service was lovely. Very attentive but not intrusive. We drank a lot of iced water firstly because it was such a hot day out and secondly because the food was salty, and the servers refilled our waters regularly. The dining room is nicely decorated with traditional Thai items. The food itself I would give 3.5, but I'm rounding up for good service and nice ambiance. If they went easier on the salt, I would have enjoyed it much more because the seasoning and spices were great. Street parking only.

I've picked up dinner there a few times. The food is packed well and hot when I get home…read more Very tasty but not over spiced. Just right. The crispy Thai chicken is a must try.

Ambiance: Great, by the time we left, this place was very busy. The lights are dimmed which really…read moreadds to the mood. They do have booths along the wall which provide a more intimate setting. Service: quick, despite it being busy, we did not feel rushed. Food: Bao Burger - Spicy mayo. I really enjoyed this, the crispy chicken breast wrapped in bao bread. The spicy mayo is what adds great flavor tot his dish. Chicken Pad Thai - enriched with the Pad Thai sauce, this was very flavorful. There was ample amount of peanuts on top. The rice noodles were cooked to perfection.

Small place with outdoor seating if the weather allows. Good menu with combo meals for one which is…read morenice. I had option 2. Excellent choice. Service was excellent and he drove me to choosing a good choice to try a variety of tastes. It was served in courses and was a very nice way to handle dinner. Tea was a course and the waiter hand made a caffeine free mint and jasmine tea. A a nice tapioca desert to end it. Definitely eat here.

Cozy little Thai venue on the Gatineau side of the core. Great place for a date night out. Quality…read moreof the food was great and the service was superb. My only gripe would be the lack of lighting. Aside from that, I would highly recommend.

I was going to order takeout since our family rarely dines in. However I arrived at 5:20pm on a…read moreSaturday and it was empty. We decided to dine in. Plenty of take out/delivery orders while we were there but we were the only diners until 6pm. We ordered the veggie Thai spring rolls, sticky rice, tofu and bok choy red curry, and chicken pad Thai. Everything was delicious. The spring rolls were pretty standard but my toddler loved them and the pad Thai and sticky rice. The red curry with tofu and bok choy was amazing.

We stumbled upon this place as we were trying to find dinner on Elgin St. (El Camino, down the…read morestreet, was a disappointment, so we decided to give this place a try.) I must say it was 10x better than my lunch! The place is quaint, with fuchsia/burgundy chair covers. It was a quiet Saturday night for them. I ordered the green curry with veggies. It didn't come with rice, but I was ok with it. I can drink the broth like a soup. There was lots of variety of veggies and it came hot. The broth was not salty at all which is excellent since I treated like a soup. My partner had the chicken pad Thai. The sauce was not overwhelming and was not sweet at all which was nice. They didn't forget that he wanted extra crushed peanuts. Overall it was a nice satisfying dinner to fill my tummy since the last two places were a disappointment (Blue Cactus and El Camino).

We stopped here because it was on our way through Ottawa and we grabbed a quick meal. We ordered…read morefried rice - one with tofu and the other with chicken pineapple. Both were tastey but I did not like the tofu. It was a bit hard and chewy and lacked flavor. But I loved the freshness of the snap peas. And there was a lot of great veggies in it. The chicken/pineapple was sweet and made me feel cozy! Homecooked food is how it tasted and it was soooo good. It was quick, it was easy, and I am not sure about the seating, but I will try it again, maybe without the tofu.

I finally found Thai food made by Thais! This restaurant is authentic. I can confirm that this is…read morereal Thai food, and it's really good!

Great food! Very friendly service. This is very authentic. Food prepared by Thai chefs who know…read moregreat recipes. All your favorite dishes are here. Best Thai food in the city!! Aroi mahk!

I've been wondering if anybody had khao soi in Ottawa since my return from a month over in Thailand…read moreand an extended portion of that in Chiang Mai. After searching around for reviews all over the place, Wandee sounded like they had some had khao soi that was as good as you find in Chiang Mai. Parking in the area is plenty but free parking might be harder to find, either way, lots of parking. It looks like it's mostly a pickup counter and they have a picnic table setup outside and a few other tables. Staff are super friendly. I placed my order oh khao soi and took it to go. When I got home and popped the lid, it smelled pretty nice but looking at the order, I felt like I might have got the wrong order. I poked around in it a little bit and there were definitely noodles in it. Did the taste test...honestly, I'm not sure what it was but it tasted like they may have taken a yellow curry dish and tossed some noodles in it and sent it to go. Wasn't a fan of their khao soi as it was lacking any depth or intensity. It was extremely thick and creamy as well. If this is just their yellow curry, I don't think it's for me. May try a different dish if I return but definitely won't get getting this again.

Currently my favourite Thai restaurant in town, I was impressed with everything I had. I would say…read morethat the combo plate for lunch is a lot of food, and in my case I could have done with just a $14 plate What I can say, is that just everything varied between good and fantastic so I recommend this unreservedly

This is one of the best Thai spots in the city. Unlike other Thai cuisine places there is a good…read moreamount of spice if that is something you enjoy. I also found that that portion of meat and proteins was really good in the dishes and made the cost of that item a little bit more worth it compared to other dishes or other places where it is purely noodles It is definitely one of the foods that has a heavy mark up in recent years. The dishes on uber eats are all going to be around $20.