Uber Eats and everything we ordered was fresh and warm! Cant wait to eat there again!

Happy to have a Thai place that can accommodate a large group. I wish they would be more descriptive on their menu, things like "dry noodles" what does that mean ? When we asked it just means, not soup ? Isn't that the entire category of noodles ? Mixed vegetables - the only vegetables were bell peppers and mushrooms- if I had know, i wold have ordered something else - next time i will ask specifically about the vegetables in a particular dish. if you like spicy food, ask them to amp it up. I ordered something with 3 peppers and didnt find it spicy and the group mostly agreed on t her dishes that should have been spicy One of the best things we had were the spring and summer rolls and the sauces that come this those rolls are AWESOME read more

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Not impressed. Pad Thai was just a lump of dry noodles with little taste. Upset my stomach. Expensive. Won't go badk.

The service was good but the food was mixed. For example, the vegetable dumplings were very fresh and subtley flavored. On the other hand, the summer rolls were overloaded with flavorless lettuces, mostly on one side of the roll. I've been to a fair number of decent Thai restaurants, but this place was mediocre. I would give it 2.5 starts if that was an option. read more

Hate to say it but was really disappointed with my order here. On the positive the emperor chicken was pretty ok, didn't travel great, can imagine it would be better in the restaurant. Not remarkable though, have had better versions of the similar thing at other Thai places. Also ordered the Thai dumplings and the moo ping. The dumplings were weird? Super dried out. Just not tasty. The moo ping (grilled pork on a stick) was terrible. I've had this dish all over, in big cities and small towns. Never have I had it so...dry and flavorless. Moo ping usually utilizes milk, normally coconut, in the marinade and a variety of other sauces and spices. There was maybe a dab of fish sauce going on but nothing else. Just disappointing, you don't see it on menu's so when it's bad it's a bigger bummer. read more

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The staff is rude, disrespectful and combative towards the door dashers who play a pivotal role in the success of their restaurant by delivering their food to paying customers, I will never deliver for that restaurant again. read more

Consistent Thai food. Ask for Thai spicy - 10 spice level on a scale of 5 spicy - emperor chicken with cold Thai beer. Ooh um yeah!!! The regular Thai stuff is what you get at all the Thai places. Sweet, salty and tasty! read more

Probably the best Pho Broth I've ever had. Staff is very kind and welcoming. Service always quick. A little pricey but very much worth it. Sticky Mango Rice!!! read more

Came here last night for dinner for the first time, everything was delicious!! We got a few apps, drunken noodles, emperor chicken and mango sticky. All so good. Will definitely be coming back!! read more

Food was overcooked, soft and over priced. Would not order from again despite friendly service

Tucked away by Whole Foods, Siam offers authentic Thai food with a wide selection of dishes. My hot boyfriend and I tried their duck rolls to start off our meal and oh boy, we could've ordered three more plates and called it a night. Those rolls were so delicious. Wrapped in a thin naan, each roll included crunchy carrots, fresh cucumbers, a sample of ginger, and a juicy yet crispy piece of duck. The hoisin sauce really cements the flavors and it was a symphony of flavors when it hit my mouth. I would return just for those rolls! Our entrees came out shortly later and we were pretty content with our meals as well. I do wish my curry was a bit more hotter, both in temperature and spice, but I was so blown away by the duck rolls that it didn't matter. My boyfriend tried a soup dish and was surprised to enjoy that as well. We washed everything down with some classic Thai tea and left full and happy. read more

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We love Thai food and have eaten thai all over the world; including in Thailand. This is great thai food with good service in a low key casual place that is good for groups. We get upset that too many restaurants are calling themselves "Thai" because it sells better than other cuisines, and still include dishes in their menu that have nothing to do with Thailand & we have found plenty of these type of so called "Fake Thai" places in the Tri-State area, but this place is not. True Thai cuisine is very different than Chinese or Japanese cuisine. This restaurant as of today seems true to its roots with a menu of simple thai dishes, and spices. At the same time, we have found people who don't know true Thai food but only what they have grown up with and/or eaten at these other "Fake Thai" restaurants looking for those fake thai dishes here, and if you are in that group - you should probably go somewhere else; maybe local chinese restaurants would work better for "Fake Thai" aficionados. The pineapple and mango rice dishes got high marks in our group along with their coconut milk soup. Their steamed vegetable dumplings were great, and only suggestion was that they need to add a few more of these to the appetizer. If you like true Thai food, you won't be disappointed here. read more

This is our go-to Thai take-out spot. Their food is always fresh and flavorful. They're also pretty fast most days. They do a really big take-out business, which is what we usually do. This is a strip mall place. The inside is fine/nice, but nothing extraordinary. read more

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Disappointed. My order was all wrong and I was not driving back to the next town to correct it. I gave it away.

Dining at Siam is like eating at your mom's house. It doesn't feel commercial. It feels like your mom made it for you. Everything tastes good. Portions are modest, not gargantuan. The service is good, and if it's slow it's just that you are waiting for your turn. Like at mom's house. Mom is getting a bit older, but she is still great. read more

Always go past this place. Not sure what to expect, but figured we could try something new. Went full tapas style. Got a bunch of appetizers and had a lot of little tastes. Opted for the curry puffs, pork jerky, duck roll, chicken satay, and these spinach triangle things. Food came out promptly, server was a little surly but not off-putting. We dug into our meal and overall it was good. The stand out dish would be the pork jerky. Had a good amount of flavor and crispyness. Wasn't dry, and the dipping sauce was a nice thick barbecue. The curry puffs were slightly sweet and kind of reminded us of veggie samosas, just without the spices. The satay and spinach triangles were cooked properly but lacked any real flavor. The duck roll was a little heavy handed on the mint, which overpowered the duck and other veggies. Overall, it was a decent meal at a decent price. The only real problem with this restaurant is location. There's a lot of great places in that area, with the only saving grace is that there's no other Thai place around there. I would like to see them get a bit bolder in their flavors. If they could punch up their spices and keep the price the same, they could end up a very solid contender. For now, I would recommend them if you're specifically in the mood for Thai. For more general tastes though, there's a lot of options available. read more

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I've been wanting to try Siam for what seems like forever and I finally got to try it the other night. The pad Thai comes in a huge portion and is absolutely delicious. It lasted me for 3 whole meals, so I was super excited about that. I also got a side of the crab rangoons and they're some of the best I've ever had. Lightsaber chopsticks not included. :) read more

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Reasonably priced dinners. Really liked the spring roll. Cashew chicken, and mango chicken curry.

-Mango sticky rice: mangoes were fresh and I liked the sticky rice was not too sweet! -Karee noodles : yellow curry noodles with carrots, fried tofu and egg Food was flavorful and delivery was quick. Definitely a good casual Thai takeout spot read more

Siam Glastonbury - Thai Near Me - Glastonbury, Connecticut

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Excellent every time! Tom yum soup, drunken noodles, Thai fried rice, literally any item is quality.

I have a good friend who swears by this place. She kept telling me to try this place over and over. One day I was out and it was cold and wanted something warm and filling, we were in the area and decided to eat here. They promptly sat us down and the serve was great. Ordered crab Rangoon, the filling was sooo good! It was popping hot and fresh! Totally would order it again! The cucumber salad was divine. It was a good size portion. The dressing had a nice sweet heat. Main course I ordered Thai basil rice (brown rice) with chicken, it was fresh tasting full of flavor and good amount of chicken. Husband ordered drunken noodles with chicken. Again, impressed with the flavor and how well it was prepared. Honestly, I left here satisfied and with no complaints! I would come here again and try other items. read more

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Siam of Glastonbury is located right next to Whole Foods. So a quick tip to start off for those in a hurry, in need of pricey groceries and craving Thai: Order ahead, do your groceries, pick up your meal, be on your way. It just works being right next to each other. Back to my review, Siam of Glastonbury is another comfortable Thai restaurant. I see similar faces picking up food and even recognized a family that I saw here the last time I came. Siam seems to have some very loyal customers like many restaurants do. But I've never had an occasion where I saw familiar strangers in the same restaurant, months apart. Pretty loyal if you asked me. The staff was super friendly, greeted immediately, said goodbye when we walked out, always smiling. I also noticed that there were a couple tables that knew some of the staff by name, and they were happy to see each other again, asked about each other's well being (etc.). Again, I feel like Siam's following is tight. Everyone is treated like family. One time I ordered some Beef Drunken Noodles and it was great. Noodles were mixed nicely (no white spots indicating it was not mixed into the sauce well), beef was tender, vegetables weren't overcooked and the cherry tomato explodes in your mouth in both ways. Today I had Chicken Pad See Eew. I never usually have chicken in Pad see Eew but Siam made me consider getting it again. The chicken had a nice char on it, broccoli was alright and the noodles were chewy in a good way. Some of the appetizers I've had consisted of Cocconut Shrimp, Chicken Wings and Dumplings. I've also been able to try their Tom Yum and Vegetable soup. Nothing special, everything is litterally as expected. I've been able to get a taste of a couple other meals, more like half of each one haha. These ones were actually really good. Chicken Pad Woon Sen and Tofu Pad Thai. Both are quality, I really liked the Pad Woon Sen especially. It was done right, that's all I have to say. Again, another family oriented Thai restaurant. In other words, another comfortable place to eat. read more

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These were the worst drunken noodles I've ever had. It tasted bland and I had asked for it to be spicy but it was not at all. The provided chili sauce on the side was also not spicy. The Tom Kha gai soup was okay but it had literally one piece of chicken in it, as well as the noodles having very little chicken. The soup also was also way more vinegary than I've ever had. Usually when I get Thai food it's super aromatic and has a nice brown color but I think the reviewer who said they shy away from fish sauce is correct, Little flavor and too chewy noodles. read more

I have been coming to Siam on a fairly regular basis for the past several years. The food and service have always been great and I would definitely recommend it. read more

Great food and atmosphere. Friendly and prompt service. Super convenient location. Siam is low key like a gem in Glastonbury. We love Siam!

Update 3/07/2020 It is a shame that the experience I had this evening at Siam is enough to make me say I will never go back. The man that was "helping" me was rude and a little aggressive. He made me feel uncomfortable. ________________________________________________________ Previous review Although I often forget that this restaurant exists, I do enjoy going here!! It's located next to Whole Foods, and is dwarfed by the plaza. However, this works out for me, as I have never had to wait. The food is so good, I wish for them that more people would stumble across them. I have had the mushroom lovers dish and basil tofu. Both were great!!!' They are nice enough to offer spice adjustments so you can try a dish that you may have been afraid to. ( due to heat!! ) The next time I go I am going to try a curry! read more

This place caters to the local demographic. Food is bland and they are afraid to use fish sauce to offend the patrons. Don't listen to the reviews stating this is authentic Thai food. We've traveled extensively throughout SE ASIA and all over Thailand so this is not for those seeking spice and robust flavors. We saw they had Chiang Mai noodle soup (our favorite region), so I asked if it's similar to khao soi and the waiter said kinda. Our soup was basically coconut milk with little red curry, broth was white. A telltale sign of an Americanized restaurant is when there aren't condiments on the table. We took a few bites and asked for the check. On a positive note, the service was quick and efficient but we will stick to Thai restaurants in the hood. read more

Few days back, I decided to get pick up. I called and order Pad Thai and Wonton Soup. The guy on the phone said 20 minutes. 20 minutes later, I go on a work break and picked it up. Except if that happened that quick, it wouldn't be 1 star. I went inside and was told to wait. It took an extra 30 minutes for my food to come out. No explanation was ever given and I wasted an entire break and an extra 10 minutes because they were late on the meal. Worse, others who ordered after me got their meals before me. It was ridiculous. Worse, the food was overcooked and not worth the price. I'm better off going anywhere else if I want take out or Thai food. Highly disappointed. read more

For appetizers, we had fried shrimp cake, calamari, papaya salad. For entree, we had drunken noodle and basil chicken fried rice. Calamari was bland. Everything else was amazingly tasty !! Drinks menu can be better . They only had beers and house wine. read more

I visited on a Wednesday evening with 4 other co-workers. It was a very short drive from our hotel and located in a strip mall. Plenty of booths and tables. Our table began with the Thai Spring Rolls, Vegetable Dumplings, and the Crab Rangoon. The appetizers weren't greasy or oily. Very tasty and temperature hot. Enough for the table. I ordered the Thai Fried Rice with Chicken. The rest of the table ordered Chicken Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles with Chicken, and Shrimp Pad Thai. Portions were very generous. My Thai Fried Rice was excellent. Plenty of chicken. The noodle dishes were offered with a spice level from 1 to 5. Everyone who ordered with a spice level all agreed the level they had ordered was cooked to order. Nobody complained about their dishes and most of the plates went back empty. The service was good and the prices were very reasonable. Plenty of parking in the strip mall lot. To bad I don't live closer because I would come back. read more

Outstanding food, this is one of those times when I hate to recommend a restaurant this good because it'll get crowded and we'll be unable to get in. They use quality ingredients and quite simply I have yet to have a bad meal read more

I've been coming back to this Thai restaurant for a few years now and the quality has remained excellent! Ever since I went on a trip to Thailand, I've learned that this place has dishes that you normally won't find in other Thai restaurants in America, but is common to locals in Thailand. This difference makes such a huge difference to me now that I know it adds a level of authenticity that other restaurants can't compete with! This place really makes me want to visit Thailand again soon! read more

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This is our new favorite Thai restaurant. We've gotten it multiple times as take-out, and recently dined in as well. We love it every time. My husband's go-to is the drunken noodles extra spicy, and I get the vegetable pad Thai each time, and we split the egg rolls. I'm not in love with the dipping sauce on that, but besides that, this place is the best! read more

We regularly order takeout from here and are big fans. The food is excellent and we love the tai fried rice. It has a different taste than the friend rice you get ever eye here else and we def. prefer it here. We also love the chicken satay appetizer. read more

Having lunch at Siam Glastonbury was a very pleasant experience. First of all, I was surprised at how large the dining room was, I was expecting a smallish interior but the storefront view is very deceptive. Siam is quite large. I went for one of the lunch specials -for between $8-12, I had a choice of soup or salad and 28 entrees. I went for the Tom Yum Soup and Drunken Noodles with chicken ($9). The soup was very good, with a mildly spicy and tasty broth and lots of mushrooms and chicken. The Noodles were the wide Ho Fun type with basil, chilis, tomatoes, peppers, and onions. The menu gave it three hotness stars and I'd say that was pretty much on the money. It was a tremendous dish. Decor is very nice, service as attentive and friendly, the value was very good. Most definitely, I'm a fan. Nice job, Siam! read more

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Flavorless drunken noodles but did have a decent amount of chicken. The poor rating is mainly due to chewing on a piece of cooked plastic mixed in with the noodles... very unpleasant and will never order from here again. read more

Siam is solid. The menu is pretty decent, and the flavors are good. They do not skimp on portions (except the appetizers...)! I have done delivery three times, and the food always comes in a jiffy. Protip: ordering over the phone will be cheaper than ordering online. Not sure why, but just pick up the phone. read more

Siam Glastonbury - Pretty lame appetizer. Two skewers, really? And so dry. - Thai Near Me - Glastonbury, Connecticut

I heard this place was really good and I think the food was just okay. Appetizers were lacking flavor.

Siam is my go-to place for Thai. All the classic Thai dishes are done extremely well and prices are more than reasonable. Apps: The wonton shells on their crab rangoons are super crispy and filled with a rich cream cheese + imitation crab meat mixture that is oh so indulgent. When bitten into, their soft shelled crab yields the sweetest of crab juices. Noodles: The pad Thai has just the right balance of tangy and sweet while the pad see ew bears a darker and bolder sauce without being overly salty. Both are made with rice noodles that have been cooked for the optimal amount of time and retain a bouncy, springy texture. My one complaint here are that the shrimp pad Thai is only served with two shrimp. Curries: Both the green and red curries I've tried are very fragrant thanks to the coconut and abundance of herbs thrown into the mix. Both variants also boast a wide variety of veggies, including onions, bell peppers, green beans and my personal favorite, bamboo shoots. Whenever I order curry, I am always in need of more rice because the two pair so well together! Other: The basil red snapper is fried and served whole. I love the sweetness of the basil that permeates throughout the sauce atop which the fish sits. The batter on the fish is light but very crispy. The only thing this dish is lacking is more rice to sop up all that sauce with! read more

the food here was delicious, i ordered pad see ew and it was phenomenal. the service was outstanding, our waitress was so kind and attentive to our needs and she was always smiling even though we were a big group of indecisive people. will definitely come back here if i am in the area. read more

Siam Glastonbury - Thai Near Me - Glastonbury, Connecticut