Pad Thai, extra pork. You cannot go wrong with this basic white girl Thai dish. The shrimp crab Rangoon are also really good, as is everything else we've tried. Thank you for working hard to accommodate customers during Covid!! read more

Poor customer service. Charge me $5 for extra items that I didn't order. I will not recommend dining here.

Loyal customers for life, supportive of the recent changes even though it does change the atmosphere somewhat. We are mostly take our customers so it doesn't impact us very much. read more

Objectively speaking, the narrow, rectangular room that is Siam Square probably should not feel warm and intimate, but like the food, the space feels amazing. Our waiter was a titch late to the table owing to some confusion in the back (his words), but he was incredibly nice, gave us a great wine recommendation, and joked with us without ever feeling over-solicitous or intrusive. We were a party of four, and we ordered Pad Thai, a curry, and the Tropical Fried Rice. The curry had the perfect level of kick, while the Tropical Fried Rice had a great overall flavor, with enough fruit that our son could even steal some and still leave plenty for us. (Our son, who is 15, had chicken, and I don't remember which, because he didn't speak, just shoveled it in with occasional sounds of delirious happiness.) I don't usually order dessert in a Thai place, but save room (if you can) for a Roti Roll, because dear deity, they are delicious! read more

Not being an Indianapolis native, I am always on the look out for the best spots to feed my cravings. Siam Square is by far my favorite Thai restaurant in Indianapolis. It is a quaint and relaxed atmosphere with food that really packs a punch. I like to think I am a Pad Thai conoseaur considering it is one of my favorite dishes ever, and Siam Square's Pad Thai is nothing short of mouth watering deliciousness. I definitely recommend this place to someone who likes ethnic food. Another plus to the restaurant is also located in Fountain Square which is a super trendy neighborhood in Indianapolis that definitely adds to the atmosphere of Siam Square. read more

Very good food! Our server, Chelsea was AWESOME! She was super friendly and had great recommendations. We arrived at 8:20, they close at 9:00. I asked when we arrived if they were still open and the hostess assured us yes, until 9:00. However, she was in a hurry the entire time we were there (and 4 tables seated after us), pushing the servers to get dessert orders and to hand out checks. We felt very rushed by the hostess, but our server was great!! We will be back for the food and our server. We had Chicken Pad Thai, Chicken Pad Krapow, fried crab shrimp rolls, and Saigon Thai fresh spring rolls....all excellent!! Potions were perfect. read more

This is one of the most consistently good restaurants in the Indianapolis area. I have now had a number of dishes there and all were delicious--that includes red, green and panang curry; pad seuw; drunken noodles; pad Thai; Siam ginger; kapow, pad ped; and tropical fried rice. How many places around here really excel at that many dishes? The soup and fried spring roll they offer with the lunch specials are also delish. The only problem is that everyone else seems to have discovered how wonderful Siam Square is and you can wait a bit for a table, even during weekday lunch hours. But it's well worth it. read more

This is my favourite Thai food joint in downtown Indy. They have an authentic selection of dishes and are flexible enough to offer mild/medium/spicy avatars of each. Good place for an office lunch meeting or a family dinner. Parking is a challenge. read more

Food that lacks spice bores me to the point of annoyance. A baked potato has that effect on me. As one who consumes Asian fare (at least) weekly, I typically dine at Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese restaurants. One would assume that, due to my love of spice, Thai food would be an ordinary staple of my diet. I must confess something, Dear Reader: It is not. Since I lack experience in Thai cuisine, I had to turn to recommendations. Through those recommendations, I concluded that it was time to give Siam Square a whirl. Situated on Virginia Avenue, which connects Fletcher Place with Fountain Square--and home to restaurants that are quite the current rage, one would expect a great deal of trouble with parking. Hardly. When I arrived, which was about 7:30PM on a Saturday evening, we saw plenty of street parking; however, we opted for the private lot adjacent to the building--which I later learned Siam Square is purchasing. Parking solved. As we walked in, we noted a large number of people waiting to be seated. "Crikey," we thought, "we'll never get table." Wrong. We were seated in the upstairs portion of the restaurant within five minutes. I was very pleased with our table, as it gave us more space. I find that being cramped leads to a loss of appetite. From the first moment I entered Siam Square, I noticed that the service was top-notch. Our server arrived quickly, brought our drinks expediently (and re-filled them!), and explained the menu efficiently. I appreciated that she asked what types of food we liked, and made her recommendations based off of our preferences. My preference was spicy. Thai hot. As hot as possible. We took most of our our waitress' advice and started with the Curry Puffs. We found them to be sumptuous, but all agreed that we should have made another selection. We found that the Curry Puffs were too heavy, and maybe even dessert-ish for an appetizer. For the main course, we shared the Beef Pad Seuw, Chicken Pad Thai, and the Masaman Curry. Unfortunately, all of us agreed that despite ordering the meals "Thai hot," they still did not meet the intensity we had experienced at similar restaurants. However, we truly enjoyed the Beef Pad Seuw and the Chicken Pad Thai. Despite the lack of Scofield Heat Units, these dishes were teeming with flavor. We found the Masaman Curry to be merely fair-to-middling. While it certainly wasn't a baked potato, it was still rather boring--like pot roast is. In all, I would attest to being pleasantly full after this meal. While I enjoyed both the experience and the cuisine at Siam Square enough to return multiple times, I would not place it on my "rush" list. I would place it on my list of places to recommend to others--and while recommending it, I'd insist they try the Pad Seuw and the Pad Thai. read more

In addition to finding great Japanese food, I'm also on a mission to find other delicious Asian foods; Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Thai food. Which brings me to Siam Square. Upon recommendation from a friend, we made a trip to Fountain Square specifically for this place. It wasn't difficult to find, as its the only place in the area that looks like it gets any business. It was around dinner time, and the whole area was rather dead, but there was the Siam Square sign sticking out on the sidewalk. We had to park about a block or two away in a private lot that offered free parking. The interior of Siam Square was very nice. It felt more modern and trendy than Thai, but that's fine, it was a nice and spacious facility. There was also an upstairs and downstairs area but we didn't get to explore it so I'm not sure if it was just employees-only or additional dining rooms. Service was pretty good. Our waitress was attentive and nice, though there were a few times I was in need of some water to cool off the spices and found my cup empty. Otherwise service was a pleasant experience. Now we come to the food, and I have to say, this is where Siam Square fell flat. It's not that its bad, but it isn't great either. I've been to so many great Thai places in my life, that I'm accustomed to absolutely delicious, spice-filled, fragrant foods. I was mostly disappointed in what Siam Square offered. Their menu is not as expansive as most Thai places I've been too, but you'll find normal staples of Thai food, which I guess is alright. They are also pretty stingy on their portion sizes, and that is what disappointed me the most. You would expect a little more for what this place charges, and with most Thai places you do get more for the exact same price that Siam Square charges, but not here. Not only are portions slightly smaller than I was used to, but the vegetable to chosen ingredient (be it chicken, been, seafood, etc.) was terrible. Too much vegetables and not enough of the real stuff. It's a real issue when I have to go fishing in my plate for meat or seafood. In the order that it was served: Thai Iced Tea: Really good, and really sweet. Spring Roll: Small, and relatively bland. I needed to drown it in the bundled sauce to really get anything out of it. Curry Puffs: These were surprisingly good. Som Tum: This was half a plate of papaya salad, and that's basically it. Normally there would be shrimp or something else with it, but it was basically papaya and some sauce. Also to put it on a large plate and only fill half of it is insulting. Very disappointing. Panang Curry: Too watery and not enough flavor. Cashew Chicken: Just okay. Not enough chicken. Fresh Mango with Sweet Sticky Rice: The mango was pretty good and so was the sticky rice. Delicious. Roti Rolls: Also very delicious and a great end to an otherwise lackluster meal. I had hoped for more from this place. Maybe it was just not their night, or maybe I'm just used to so much better and this is what "better" is here in Indy. Not sure. Since this is basically the only choice in downtown Indy, I can't say I won't be back here. The dessert was so good that it may be worth it to come here for it alone. Still, I wanted to like this place so much. Better luck next time I guess. read more

My husband and I had our second date here so it will always be a special place for us. The food portion is plenty -- I typically have enough leftovers for a few meals! I wish I was able to eat here more for lunch as the lunch specials are great deals -- soup, spring roll plus your main dish. Unfortunately, I moved job locations and now work 20-25 minutes north. read more

A wonderful feature to Fountain Square! Siam square is fresh, authentic, and open on Sunday's when I most want Thai. This isn't my favorite spot for Thai in all of downtown, but I will definitely continue to go occasionally. The deficit in stars comes from the slow service we usually receive. It usually takes quite a while for both drinks and food, and we have visited both when it is busy and when we are the only ones in the entire place. The most recent time we visited, the women's restroom was out of order. Soooo....? No accommodation for your female patrons to use the restroom? I thought that was actually ridiculous especially since they are just two private bathrooms and they easily could have put a sign on the men's that said it was for both for the time being. The food is really good! I enjoy the pad Thai and red curry. Medium hot is a lot hotter than most other places so maybe would do medium next time. This place is also a little pricey compared to other Thai places.. But for those of you in fountain square area it is convenient! read more

This excellent Thai restaurant near downtown Indy is honestly the best Thai I have had in Indiana. I've tried two curries, pad Thai, and drunken noodles thus far, and I cannot wait to go back. The Pad Thai was so good that it reminded me of Joya in Brooklyn and Wondee Siam in Manhattan, NYC. Service is great, ambiance is bright and cultured, and best of all, they have a great beer selection including two draft beers from the local Sun King Brewery. I've seen other reviews that said portion sizes were small, but I am a big eater and always have leftovers. Prices are certainly fair at about $11 per entree. You had better go there now. read more

This is absolutely my favorite Thai food restaurant in town! I've eaten here several times and everytime has been delicious! Very authentic Thai, nice location, quaint atmosphere. I had the Drunken Noodles-Medium-I would recommend not getting hot! The med. is VERY spicy and flavorful. Others with me had Pad Thai, also medium, which was delicious as well. The Chao Praya Shrimp was very tasty, not too much breading, fresh tasting. We all loved the Siam Rolls, the sauce is sooo goood! I should mention that they have a pretty nice beer selection as well. read more

Best Thai restaurant in the Indy area. I choose the Pad Thai with chicken and was better than expected. The clientele was very diverse, but we're very respectful and modest. It was a relaxing atmosphere as well...because of the friendly employees. The restaurant also offers take out, which I will be using in the future. Definitely recommend going here for a great meal. read more

My mom & I were doing a progressive dinner. We stopped at Siam Square for our entree course. I have to say I have a thing for Thai food...but this place is as authentic as it gets. The Tom Kha Gai ( Coconut soup) was amazing and the Penang Curry was exactly like I remember having in Penang, Malaysia. Their coconut juice is good too...comes with the meat :) And Roti Rolls for dessert...OMG (DO NOT COUNT CALORIES when trying the roti roll....) Delish !!! read more

We had a very good time and the food was wonderful. Each person at our table ordered a different type of dish and there was not a bad comment concerning any of the food. Our server Megen was fantastic - she was very personable, fun to talk to and made our time at Siam Square so very pleasant. read more

Siam Square is part of the restaurant boom in Fountain Square and it is serving up fresh and tasty Thai! The restaurant has a modern yet traditional feel that is comforting. The food is super flavorful and not greasy like some Thai food. The prices are a little more than I am used to paying for Thai but this isn't a hole in the wall place. I know that everyone tends to order the Pad Thai but my favorite dish on this menu is the Pad Ba Me. Every time I go to Siam Square I think that I will try something new but i always end of getting this dish....I LOVE IT! The medium spice level is perfect...not TOO spicy. On the other hand their Tom Yum soup is like drinking hot sauce...whoa! Their crab rangoon is killer...and very unique! this is a great casual place with plenty of seating and awesome food. Try it! read more

This is my favorite Thai joint in Indy. Service is consistently excellent, food is always delicious, and prices are exceptional for the quality and amount of food. Lunch or dinner, I've never had to wait for seating despite the smaller floor space. Fountain Square is such a quaint and artsy spot, and this restaurant fits in well with the peaceful vibe. Try the Drunken Noodles!! Yum! read more

Last night was my first time at Siam Square. It was a pleasant experience, overall. I called for reservations since it was Valentine's Day and when I arrived, there was a table ready within seconds. The service was very prompt and polite, always keeping the glasses full. We ordered Crab Rangoons. They were hot and crisp, just like I expected them. There seemed to be a touch of dill or herbs within the cream cheese mixture, which was refreshing and a surprise to the palate. I ordered the beef and broccoli for my main dish. It wasn't the best beef and broccoli I ever ordered but, it was tasty. The vegetables were very well prepared and were cooked just enough to keep the crispiness but, were not raw. I would have liked to have a bit more beef on the plate but, the portion size was filling but, not overwhelming. The rice, served on the side, was your standard white rice. Overall, it was a good experience and tasty offerings. read more

Excellent meal as always at Siam Square. I had the Masaman Curry and my wife had the Pad Thai. Both were outstanding and we finished the meal with the fresh mango and sticky rice. Pierce did an excellent job taking care of us. I would recommend this restaurant as one of the best Thai places I've been to. read more

This place totally deserves all the credit it gets. Went there on a Friday night, 45 minutes before they closed and while the place had a few diners, they treated our party with excellent service and great food. My favorite was the padd thai. read more

Great food and service! Super friendly, good portions, great taste and variety! Don't let the outside fool you ;)

OH. Oh goodness, this has the greatest fried rice I've ever had in my life. I have been here twice even though I don't even live in Indy. Everything I have ordered has been above par! The pad thai is excellent, the noodles are cooked to perfection! The Masaman Curry with Tofu was unexpectedly glorious, the cashews infused an extra nuttiness that perfectly complimented the coconut. The Thom Kah Gaiº soup was delicious, though I wish it was a little spicier. The decor was fine, however I am not one to care about decor as long as the food is great! The service was adequate, but in our servers defense, we talked a LOT before ordering. All in all, this is one of the greatest Thai restaurants I have ever been to! If you find yourself looking for authentic Thai, this is your spot! read more

The pad Thai is always my go-to. I typically get the medium spicy vegetable pad Thai, however i will say the spice level is not always predictable or consistent. I also wish they loaded up more on the veggies, because sometimes the amount of veggies is lacking. Overall though this is a great reliable place for Thai and I do prefer it over other Thai places in the area. read more

I can't say enough amazing things about this place. Drunken noodles and edamame were highly delicious. Service was perfect and friendly. I've recommended this place to so many of my friends. It's great to see amazing places like this and White Rabbit Cabaret inhabit Fountain Square making it once a gain a great downtown neighborhood. read more

On a whim we decided to stop in and try Siam Square. We were promptly welcomed and told our wait would be just a few minutes. Seeing it was a Saturday evening we expected nothing less. We were seated soon after arriving but quickly noticed this location has one flaw - the noise level is almost unbearable. While the food and service was good we had a hard time understanding one another as it was just too loud to be comfortable. I tried the drunken noodles which I have to say are absolutely addictive and I would recommend to anyone who asks. After finishing a quality dinner and a few local beers we paid and were off. I'd like to say I'll be back again soon but until some noise dampening wall art is hung I might have find my Thai fix somewhere else. read more

I have eaten at nearly every Thai restaurant in Indianapolis and the surrounding areas, and this is definitely one of the best. I've never had a bad meal here. Their lunch menu is great, too, and you get soup and a spring roll for under $10...love it. read more

As much as I love Siam Square's food, the service and policies can be flat out bad. Taking someone for a leisurely lunch? The service is spotty. Otherwise, decent choice. 2 stars Want to take a group for a meal? Go somewhere else. If you bring a table of more than 6 - they just don't seem to want your business. Reservations of large parties require a credit card and a $10 per head cancellation fee unless you let them know of any changes 48 hrs in advance of your arrival. Large groups aren't given a private room, elbow room, or even standard service -any of which might make me feel better about that $10 a head fee. 0 stars. Here's some insight: Even if you tell people that will happen in advance, you will lose the future business of patrons if you add an additional $10 to the bill of the person making reservations for each person who stood the party up. Adding insult to injury is bad form -especially in customer service industry. Siam would do better saying they didn't accept parties larger then X and moving on. read more

got the tom yum soup. mushrooms were dirty and there were like 2 pieces of chicken all together. not very welcoming and was not checked on once. won't be returning read more

Best Thai in the city. I have had almost everything here and they do everything well. There are other thai restaurants that make good curry and another that does pad thai well but Siam has all of it covered. Only wish they had an authentic crispy basil duck available... read more

I'm from Michigan and went to Indianapolis for the memorial day weekend. After seeing the attractions, looked at yelp and went to this restaurant reading all the reviews. There was construction going on and it's a little bit far from downtown..not a good location. The place is kind of small, but neat inside. The waiter showed us the lunch menu, it was okay (I pay 8 dollars for thai lunch at Bangkok cuisine in downtown detroit and it's awesome ....I usually bring back leftovers and use it for lunch the next day) This menu would start at 8 and add 1.50 for shrimp, I thought ok..it's fine. Another waiter comes in and says lunch time is over you have to order the dinner menu and the time is just 3. Ok, I get it..no complaints...you stop serving lunch at 3. I looked at the dinner menu, nothing is less than 12 dollars. Ok, well no choice right. I ordered the green curry, pad ped..you add shrimp ......another 2 dollars. So one dish is 12.95+2.....hmm ...15 dollars. Ok, let it come...if it's worth it no worries. The waiter brings the dish and there is like 5 shrimp in it and the dish is only half full. The green curry was ordered with chicken, I had to literally count the pieces of chicken. I can go on and on.......lots of things. The water he gave me was very salty, I guess he was mad at me because I specifically asked him I can't order the lunch menu? I hope the water was just salt....lol. I know people like me who want thai food would be very happy to see these many positive reviews and excited to go there, was very bad experience for me. read more

Came here for dinner with my wife. The food tastes good. The portions are very small. May be ok for lunch. I can not believe that they could not make their portions larger. It is all vegetables anyway. Added chicken for $2.50. Did not even get one ounce of chicken. read more

This is the worst Thai Food I have ever had in my life. I don't know if the owners of this place know that Thai food is supposed to be spicy. We order two dishes one was supposed to be Thai hot the other mild with extra spicy flakes on the side. First off the Thai hot dish was as sweet as the one mild dish. When we asked the server for some hot spices on the side she tried to tell us they would charge .50 for it never heard of this in a Thai restaurant before but we said ok fine. That spicy side of chili flakes was not spicy at all. I'm sad that this restaurant has high ratings. I have tried it 3 times each time hoping it was better than the first it has been awful each time. But this will be my last time EVER! I would also give it no starts but sadly is not an option on yelp. read more

Very good thai food, everything was fresh and delicious, my friend and I enjoyed it immensely. I had chicken pad thai, she had a vegetarian curry dish, we split the fried tofu. No complaints about any of the food, they make it good and hot if you ask. Is a bit too pricy for what it is, I agree with the other reviews on that, but its worth it to get something halfway decent in Indianapolis. I second the request for delivery! read more

Tom Yum soup was probably the worst Tom Yum I've ever had. It had almost no spices in it, looked like bath water. Taste was still ok but not close to as good as almost any other place I've had it in Indy. And at about double the price of other places. Go with Ami instead if you're close enough. read more

I do like this place. Food seems fresh. Good selection of wine and beer. The service has been a little on the slow side the last few visits but they are always busy. Try the Siam roll. Delish! read more

I love Thai noodles and fountain square!

This is the best place for Thai on the Southside of Indy. I wouldn't bother going to greenwood or even Broadripple because this place makes everything perfect. I have tried almost the entire menu and I have only disappointed by one item one time, and I wont say what that was, because it might be your thing. They have a really reasonable lunch menu, or you can share two items for dinner to get the best of both worlds. I love the Crabragoon here also. Its unique and savory, and they are the shape of little bombs so that's what I call them. The decor is really simple, clean and pretty. Try an Thai iced coffee and you'll be ready for anything! read more

When I went to Siam Square it was the first time I tried Thai food. I absolutely love it. Their food is amazing. My personal favorite is the Drunken Noodles, especially if you like spicy food. The place it really clean and in a great location (Fountain Square). The only reason I didn't give it five stars was because last time I went the service was horrible. I understand it was busy, but it seem like the server didn't want to be there. Also if you are planning to make a reservation make sure everyone is going. The reservation policy is that they charge $15 for every person that doesn't show up. This was a couple months ago so I am not sure if they have change it. read more