The BEST Wonton soup anywhere! Penn, don't change a thing!…read moreI've eaten abroad as well as mostly enjoy ethnic type restaurants. You'll never enjoy a wonton soup as much as this. The quality is superb!

I love Thai food, and Penn's Thai Grille makes some of the best around…read more I always order a chicken pad thai when trying a place for the first time. The website touts both lunch and dinner portions, and I ordered it for take out on a Sunday for lunch, however was charged the dinner price. That said, I'm pretty sure the portion was definitely the dinner size, as it was enough for two meals. But if you want a specific size, you should probably clarify. They offer spice levels 1-5. I tried level 2 and couldn't really notice anything spicy (which I wasn't too upset about). But the pad thai was absolutely delicious -- sweet and savory. It had been a while since I've had a pad thai that good. I will definitely order from Penn's again.

Food was solid! I got the pad thai a spring rolls. The pad thai was delicious and the shrimp was…read moreperfectly cooked. The veggie spring roll was good and the thai chili sauce that came with it was amazing. I can tell they make it in house. I ordered takeout and like the fact they had a bar to sit at while I wait. The decor was nice inside and the restaurant looked very clean. I will be back!

Great atmosphere. We hit this place up for a weekday lunch and it was busy but not over crowded…read more Food was the star. What we ordered came with a broth soup with onions and tofu. It was a nice little starter. The crispy chicken I ordered was fantastic. The chicken was cooked perfectly. The bell peppers and basil complimented the not-too-spicy-at-all sweet toasted chili sauce.

Highlight: Beef Jerky ($15.99), Beef Pad Thai Mild ($17.99), Thai Iced Tea ($5.00)…read more Beef jerky was extra crispy on the outside and soft, tender, and somewhat tough on the inside. Sticky rice a bit dry. On the salty side. Pad Thai on the sour side. Noodles cooked well, textures of the ingredients were good. Thai iced tea tasted like watered down peanut butter. Overall sweet, with a hint of Thai tea. Hospitality: Came about an hour before closing time, we were the only table and service was not very attentive. There's a 20% automatic gratuity charged for groups larger than 6. Honorable Mention: The restaurant is big and spacious.

It seems that this part of the Dayton metro area has great Thai food and Thai table is no…read moreexception. I started with the fantastic Tom Yum soup (decently spicy and great flavor) and my partner with the best fresh rolls (with shrimp) that she ever had. Main courses were equally tasty. I had the garlic and pepper chicken (I've known it as Kra Tiem) and she had the Drunken noodles. The chicken was amazing and fried garlic on top was excellent. She very much enjoyed the noodles. Hard to tell about service. The restaurant was basically empty. We had great service and the ambiance was typical Thai. I highly recommend this restaurant!

service was amazing, internet ran out because of heavy rain and lightning. So nice that they let us…read morepay the following day. the best Thai food i'be had in a hot minute. definitely recommend

Ordering online was a breeze but I didn't realize until we were eating our meals with zero spice…read morethat there wasn't an option to choose heat level. My Pad Thai was good and there was more pork in it than other local restaurants, but some spice would have added to it quite a bit. I would order it again, just with a note to add some heat. The Mango Sticky Rice was a disappointment, would not get it again in the future. The restaurant was clean and the meals were hot and ready when we arrived for pick up.

I'm one of those reviewers that RARELY gives five stars. Hello Thai earned 5 stars. The service…read morewas amazing, the location was modern, clean and friendly, but the food was the real star. The presentation was spot on, with those little touches you come to expect at high end asian restaurants. When I saw that Sushi rolls were only $5 I expected tiny little rolls. Not so! The California Roll included two sticks of crab and was almost too big to get into the mouth. The Pad Thai and a Curry dish that we had was really good. Sadly we're just passing though on a trip so we don't get to come back, but locals check this place out!

Placed an order on their website for takeout. It was ready on time and all 5 meals were prepared…read morecorrectly. My food was very good, and serving size was large.

As a Thai, I can honestly say this is the best Thai food in town! We ordered Pad Thai, papaya salad…read morewith salted crab, boat noodle soup, and fried tilapia....every dish was absolutely authentic and full of flavor. The prices are very affordable, the service is excellent, and everyone is so friendly. If you ask for spicy, they truly deliver real Thai-level heat! Knowing the owner is also the chef adds a special, personal touch to every dish. Highly recommend!

Had the best Thai meal at Siam Express! Best Thai I've have had outside of Thailand. Tom kha soup…read moreloaded with chicken, Pad See Ew, and crispy pad Thai. Super flavorful and fresh! Prices were reasonable and service was friendly! Will definitely be back for dine in and takeout

I have done takeout and each time tried something different and have never been disappointed. If…read moreyou are a Thai fan or looking to try for the first time this is the place to go.

I'm glad there's a solid Thai restaurant in town…read more I ordered the Khao Soi with chicken and tofu. It's a curry noodle soup featuring soft noodles in a flavorful curry broth, topped with crispy noodles. My meal also came with a plate of white rice and a small bowl of broth with rice. I enjoyed the Khao Soi overall. The curry was flavorful and buttery. However, it was a little more watery than I prefer, and while it was good, it wasn't quite as good as the best Khao Soi I've had elsewhere. I also would have preferred traditional egg noodles instead of the wider white noodles used here. One thing I would have liked to see was more vegetables. There was certainly no shortage of carbs--I ended up with both rice and noodles left over. The small bowl of broth was tasty, but I'm not used to having rice soaking in it. Personally, I would have preferred vegetables as a substitute for the rice since the dish already came with plenty of carbs. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and would be happy to return when I'm craving Thai food.