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Siam Miyaki

4.6 (39 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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This miso soup is simmering and tasty.
Carl C.

Quiet, friendly, and quaint Asian restaurant found in the Arlington area. Colored in white and off-white columned walls, this place serves traditional thai foods like noodles and curries and Japanese cuisine such as sushi and tempura. They serve fresh ingredients for their salads, soups, and entrees. Medium spicy is the standard level for their spice level. If you want your food with some spice, I would recommend beyond the medium spice level. Otherwise, why order for mild level? With just a handful of tables and limited counter space, this place is immaculate, and vibrant music from KPop to contemporary American songs can be heard thru their speakers. Looking forward to trying more stuff from them.

Siam Miyaki is a true hidden gem tucked away in Cherrydale that absolutely deserves a spot on your "must-try" list. Chef JJ is performing culinary magic, serving up some of the freshest sushi and Thai cuisine in the entire area. I visited last night with a large group, and the experience was exceptional. Chef JJ personally ensured we had an incredible meal, featuring some of the best flavors I've encountered in a long time. Menu Highlights Sushi: Truly spectacular. The quality of the fish is evident in every bite--incredibly fresh and expertly prepared. Thai Basil Fried Rice: This is a mandatory order. Unlike many versions, it isn't oily at all. Instead, it's light, super flavorful, and tastes remarkably fresh. Egg Rolls: Perfectly executed. They are light and flaky without a hint of greasiness. The Verdict Whether you are a sushi lover or a Thai food enthusiast, you are in great hands here. Chef JJ is easily one of the most talented chefs in the region. Don't sleep on this spot!

Tuna and salmon carpaccio topped with Foie gras
Jesse S.

The food is delightfully creative and an innovative interweaving of Thai and Japanese elements. The staff are super friendly and attentive, and you can see the chef at work on the sushi, particularly the carpaccio with an artist's attention to detail. The serving platters themselves are a feast for the eyes, including a slice of tree trunk as the plate upon which the hamachi kama was served. There is a steady stream of to go orders being prepared, and few customers actually eat in the restaurant itself, but if they do, they are in for a treat as they will experience being transported to Isaan with the authentic northern Thai / Lao dishes while also experiencing premium sushi with a twist.

Crab Rangoon
Madeline G.

Came to Siam Miyaki one night when I had a craving for Khao Soi. We were pleasantly surprised to find a restaurant with more authentic thai food options in the Arlington area. The restaurant is pretty tiny and casual with limited seating. Our waitress was very kind and passionate about the food they were serving! The food was delicious and was comforting on a colder rainy day. The khao soi was absolutely the highlight with the right level of creaminess and spiciness. Like most other thai restaurants I've been to, I didn't feel the portion sizes were huge but still large enough to feel full. Definitely recommend supporting this local business.

Veggie fried rice was fresh, tasty, and ample. Had already eaten quite a bit before taking this pic, and still plenty left to photograph.
Emily S.

This place is cute and super tiny. The food was excellent and a good value, but given its small size, and consequently the small number of staff working, it had some limitations, so it's important to have the right expectations before going. First, the restaurant has six tables (3 2-person high tops and 3 4-person low tops) and a little counter seating. It can seat around 20 people at max capacity. The dishes we ordered all came out super fresh, and it's clear it was made to order with fresh ingredients, and I thought portions and quality were great for the price. In particular, the size and quantity of shrimp in my fiance's noodle dish was impressive. The presentation was also thoughtful, and we walked away very satisfied. The restaurant gets plenty of natural light, so the food pics I took (see my uploads) came out beautiful. Note: we did not try any sushi items. That said, meal timing would have been an issue if we had been in any kind of rush. I think the dishes were so fresh because they make entrees one at a time. My entree came out several minutes before my fiance's did, and the overall pacing was kind of slow. Our drinks, just an iced tea and a diet coke, also took a long time to come, despite there only being 7 customers while we were there. In particular, my fiance ordered an unsweetened iced tea and it didn't come until after we finished our appetizer (a papaya salad we ordered medium hot that was still pretty spicy). It arrived with his entree, and when it did, the server told us they only had sweetened tea available. This was a problem because we are both trying to avoid sugary beverages. We had come for lunch on a weekday because my work computer wasn't working; had it been a regular workday I think the pace of the meal would have been a problem and I would have been antsy to get back to my desk. Another nitpick is that dishes did not come exactly as described on the menu, which can be an issue if you have dietary restrictions. My fried rice was described as coming with peas, but arrived with no peas and containing broccoli, which I can't digest, so despite it being pretty and adding value, I had to pick it out. Likewise, there were two papaya salads on the menu, one that clearly stated it contained fish and one that didn't, so we were surprised when we ordered the one that didn't mention fish and there were shrimp in it. This would have been an issue if either of us was vegetarian. To be fair, there were definitely vegetarian options on the menu. Basically, this is a cute little neighborhood place with fresh flavorful food with good value. It is very chill. Definitely come if you're in Cherrydale and you are eating by yourself or with just a friend or two, and you're all feeling relaxed and have nowhere to be. I would pass if you're taking your lunch break from work or are otherwise in a rush, if you have a large group, or if your party has complicated dietary restrictions.

Eel Avocado Sushi Roll
Hayley F.

Stopped in for a quick lunch while out running errands and I am so glad I did! Food and drink are delicious and pair well together, staff is incredibly friendly and you can tell the whole team puts a lot of care into the establishment. Can't wait to come back for their happy hour!

Triple lover, the sauce was good
Mei M.

Food is good and savory. A small warm place to have dinner, or a date, good and friendly service. Reccomend to try the cocktail, it is not too sweet, and delicious. Wish the food was spicier that is my complain.

Patty P.

This place has the best Thai food around! Though the restaurant is a bit small, they offer delicious bakery treats and authentic Thai desserts. I can't recommend it highly enough--it's my go-to spot for Thai cuisine!

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This is the best place for great Thai food and sushi. The staff is super nice. I come here all the time and the food is always spot on.

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Sushi was soooooooooooooooooooooooo fresh and good. Drunken noodles were perfect spicy.

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Wonderful sushi and display I have been to more than 20 sushi restaurants in dc and this is one of the best sushi restaurants in dc

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Ordered Pad Thai. The shrimp were tasty but overall it was just blah. The noodles had almost no flavor.

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Staff was so friendly, food was great. I enjoyed the sushimi sampler and Chive Dumplings!

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What a neighborhood gem! Food is excellent. We enjoyed everything we had . Sushi is on par with the best sushi restaurants in the area.

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