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    Siam Station

    4.6 (370 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    B1 Iced Thai Milk Tea
    Sarah-Lorraine K.

    WHY WE WENT HERE: - dinner THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located in Milpitas Square on Barber Ct THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - not your average Thai restaurant; modern feel THE MENU: - appetizers - salad - rice - noodles - soups - a la carte - dessert - beverages - alcohol - side order WHAT WE ORDERED: - N2 pad see ew with beef - C1 yellow curry with crispy pork - D1 mango sticky rice - B1 Thai iced milk tea THE TASTE: - N2 pad see ew with beef - first time seeing small cubed beef in pad see ew; tasty but a bit on the salty side for me - C1 yellow curry with crispy pork - never had chicharron in curry before; it was good! the crispy pork was a bit too crispy but softened up (leftovers) a bit the next day while still maintaining the crispiness - D1 mango sticky rice and B1 Thai iced milk tea - always a crowd favorite CUSTOMER SERVICE: - fast

    Iris H.

    So happy my favorite Thai place opened up in Milpitas, much closer for me now than the OG location in Cupertino! We ordered our go to dishes: green curry with chicken + eggplant basil with crispy pork + papaya salad. Papaya salad tastes the exact same like the OG location. One thing I noticed is that this Milpitas location spice level is less spicy even tho I ordered the same level as before. Both the eggplant and green curry didn't give me the usual spicy kick I liked. Rest of qualities like portion size and meat ratios remain the same as usual. Maybe the OG Cupertino chefs are more heavy handed with spices. I would come back to try again with a higher spicy level for the Milpitas location.

    Kaetyng C.

    After seeing such long lines, we knew we had to try this place. The food was delicious, but if you're coming for dinner, I recommend showing up on a Mon - Thurs. We came for dinner at 7pm on a Friday and ended up waiting over an hour. It was also difficult to find parking. Pad Thai 5/5 - the noodle texture and flavor was perfect. I didn't like the crispy pork -- it had the texture of freeze dried meat. Would recommend the chicken instead. Pad See Ew 5/5 - this dish is delicious! It's more savory than the Pad Thai and the noodle texture was perfect. Often times, the noodles are too squishy and soft at other restaurants but this one has the perfect bite! Even at mild spice, it has a good kick. I usually love tofu, but their tofu is extremely firm and dry here. Wouldn't recommend selecting that as your meat option. Tom Yum Soup 5/5 - noodle texture was perfect and the flavor of the soup was perfectly balanced. It has a strong sour flavor without being too sour. They give a ton of seafood in this dish! Tom Yum Rice 3/5 - I love tom yum soup and the rice tasted exactly like tom yum. I thought I would love it, but it just doesn't work as a rice dish for me. I'll definitely be back to try more dishes!! So glad there's a new restaurant we can add into our rotation.

    As shown on menu
    Eui L.

    Waitlist tablet upfront, Single occupant, lunch time but still very quickly seated Ambiance is table seating, 2 seaters 4seaters and a few big tables Decently loud, lots of people talking, even with music playing in the background Chicken satay -is just okay, you get four for the price which is not bad at all, perfect for sharing Chicken pad thai med spicy -the spice takes away from the pad thai, in my opinion, get it low spicy or no spice if you want the pad thai flavor Entree came out before appetizer Togo leftovers Will be back to try other items

    Eva S.

    First time trying Siam Station, located in Milpitas Square. I've noticed it usually has long wait times on weekends, but even on a Thursday around 8 PM we still waited about 15 minutes to be seated. We started with the shrimp rolls (comes with six), which were fine. The crab fried rice with egg omelette was disappointing -- I couldn't find any crab at all. The basil eggplant with beef also missed the mark; the beef pieces were very small, chewy, and the dish was heavy on pepper. We tried the Pad soon See, which only had four shrimp and a lot of cabbage. The carrot slices were surprisingly hard. We also ordered the roti, but it was overly sweet with syrup and condensed milk. Overall, the dishes looked promising on the menu, but the execution didn't quite match our expectations. Ambiance is simple inside and so loud inside with high ceiling. Will most likely not return unless made some improvement on quality of dishes.

    Sweet Roti
    J Christian E.

    Great place for thai food, liked the portioning. Came in for party of 4 on a Friday night, about a 30ish minute wait. It gets pretty loud inside so do be aware of that, talking was basically shouting. Service could use some more work. It was small things like we ordered soup so you'd assume they'd give you bowls right away but we had to flag someone down for bowls. We also got dessert after our meal and had to flag them down again for extra plates. Other than that, food was delicious. Got Beef Panang Curry (medium spice), Tofu Tom Kha (Mild), Crab Fried Rice, Eggplant Shrimp, Cashew Chicken (Mild), Sweet Roti, and Sticky Mango Rice. Highly recommend all of them and wouldn't mind going back.

    Pranathi B.

    I have been to their OG restaurant in Cupertino and didn't have a great experience so I was weary about trying this place out. Glad I didn't listen to my instincts as this was one of the best Thai foods I had in the bayarea. ***Ambiance: exactly the same as Cupertino location complete with the cute elephant motif on one of the walls. ***Food: we tried a lot of dishes. And to my pleasant surprise and relief (as I took my parents along as well) not one dish disappointed any of us. *tom yum soup: 4.5/5: easily one of the better version I had in several years. The flavors were beautifully balanced hitting all notes of sweet, sour and spicy in the right proportions. *basil eggplant-4.5/5- I relish Asian style eggplant dishes. Not every place makes them well though. The version here was delicious, the sauce was crave-worthy, the eggplant was incredibly soft. *pad see yew:4.5/5- another perfect dish, veggies were cooked yet crunchy, noodles were aldente, sauce was spicy and delectable. *basil fried rice-4/5- unlike the versions at other places this was red in color. Looks like they used some red chilli paste in the stir fry. Lacked flavor of basil but decent nonetheless. *fried tofu- 3.5/5- I had some of the best fried tofu in a tiny restaurant in Oregon and since then I keep trying to order this dish at every Thai restaurant with the hopes that I can find a place that serves a version that comes close, another failed attempt here as well unfortunately. *potstickers and egg rolls-4/5- nothing noteworthy here. Felt similar to the versions at other Thai restaurants.

    Boat noodle
    Jessie C.

    We came on a Sunday night around dinner rush, we waited about 30 mins with 12 parties ahead. The food came out very fast. Food was yummy and good portioned. We got mild for everything and it was just the right spice level for us

    Mango sticky rice
    Brian S.

    I had an amazing experience @ Siam! Pad Thai was loaded with flavor and perfectly cooked, and finishing the meal with their gorgeous blue mango sticky rice and a refreshing Thai iced tea hit the exact right spot. Restaurant is well maintained and clean. Also, our server Chaewon was incredibly attentive, constantly anticipating our needs, and was hands down the best server I have had in years of reviewing restaurants. Between the fantastic food and the unmatched hospitality, I am definitely going again! Highly recommend to everyone else!

    Pad Thai with Chicken
    Truc T.

    We went to try Siam Station's newest location in Milpitas Square, same plaza as 99 Ranch. It's right next door to Ocean Pearl. We came for lunch on a Saturday and arrived right when they opened at 11:30am. We got seated right away. The decor is dark and modern. Restaurant size is similar to their Cupertino location. We ordered.. E-SAN SAUSAGE $10.95 -deep fried grilled fermented sausage. The sausage came out hot with crispy edges. Enjoyed the sourness of the sausage. The chili peppers, peanuts and cabbage went so well with it. I just kept rotating, taking little bites of everything. Good snack / beer food! 5/5* TOM KHA $14.95 W/ PRAWNS +$1 -hot & sour coconut soup with galangal-kaffir lime broth, mushrooms and choice of protein. Requested "mild spicy." Hit all the right notes..sour and sweet with the right amount of creaminess. Just almost a bit too salty. The mushrooms were thinly sliced and the prawns were super fresh. Simple yet satisfying. 4.5/5* PAD THAI $16.95 W/ CHICKEN +$1 -stir fried thin rice noodles with egg, bean sprouts, green onions and choice of protein, topped with peanuts. Requested "mild spicy" and no bean sprouts. This came out really quick. The noodles were super chewy. The sauce was on the sweeter side but we loved it. There was a smoky aroma from the wok. The chicken was tender. Tasted even better when we sprinkled chili flakes on top. 5/5* CRAB FRIED RICE $17.95 -thai style fried rice with crab meat, onion, green onion and topped with a crab omelette. Loved how the rice wasn't mushy and it had a wok aroma. Not too much crab in the omelette though. I bit into something crunchy so I wasn't sure if it was crab shell or eggshell. 4/5* The food order came out in reverse, the pad thai came out first, then the crab fried rice, tom kha soup and the last item was our e-san sausage appetizer. Thought that was funny but it didn't bother us. We asked for chillies on the side and they gave us a small tray with 3 different types of chillies. Super spicy but gooood. Service was very friendly and attentive. Would definitely come back!

    Green Curry
    Chris V.

    Heard there was a new Thai spot in town so I was very interested. I ordered a green curry with crispy pork. The curry was very rich in flavor, maybe a tad bit saltier than I would like. The pork was ok, a bit too chewy. Expect big crowds on the weekend as that plaza gets very busy. I did like the style of the restaurant as the interior lighting kind of reminded me of some of the high end malls in Bangkok.

    Chilies
    TiNa K.

    My first time try and already a "wow wow" feeling when I saw the place is packed of people. It must be a good foods. We didn't have to wait that long since we came at the right time and only party of 2. The service is great, the foods are delicious and large potion. It worth the money. I will definitely come back to try other dishes here.

    Pad see ew
    Robert C.

    Revisited Siam Station for a weekend dinner and got to try out some of their other dishes I was interested in. I tried the panang curry in mild spice and the pineapple fried rice, both of which were pretty good and all their dishes are pretty large portions - perfect for sharing. The food took quite a while to come out this time and we had to ask staff for the mango sticky rice that didn't come out, but otherwise the food is great and highly recommend! One note - the toasted sesame seeds on top on the mango sticky rice are incredibly hard and many people in my party including myself felt like it was a hazard to chew. I hope their cooks can reconsider that aspect

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    Must be Thai

    Must be Thai

    4.0
    (2.5k reviews)
    7.1 mi
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    This is a fantastic spot for Thai that serves both well-known dishes and an exciting array of…read moredishes that were new to me! The menu is laid out by geographic regions, which I thought was a really neat way to showcase the many different cuisines. We started with summer rolls and calamari, both of which were excellent. The summer rolls were fresh and bright, with a delicious peanut sauce that was among the best my sister (a self-described "Peanut Sauce Snob") and I had ever had. The large pieces of calamari were expertly cooked, still very tender even after frying. There was a hint of spice in the calamari dipping sauce that I quite enjoyed. For entrees, we got Pad Thai, Pad See You, and Panang Curry -- all favorites we've had many places (despite the many alluring new-to-me options, I admit we all defaulted to known quantities) -- and we were impressed across the board. Everything was flavorful, had just the right amount of spice, and came out steaming hot. We really enjoyed the cozy atmosphere of this restaurant, which felt lively and friendly. It was very busy, with a line out the door by the time we left, so reservations are a good idea!

    Modern Thai. Unfortunately our parents like more traditional Thai dishes so that will limit our…read morereturn visits. We all LOVED the tom yum fried rice. Dishes we tried - tom kha: listed under their small plates, they recommend a small bowl for 2 people - Panang curry: chicken was tasty - tom yum fried rice: this was our FAVORITE and if we were to return, we would definitely get this again. The calamari was nicely cooked, had large pieces of calamari - pad prik moo krob (roasted pork belly pieces): the pork belly was not crispy enough and therefore ended up just having tough pork belly. This was the most spicy dish out of all of the ones we had. I don't recommend eating the peppercorn if you're not ready for some heat. Wait - they have two tables that are only for groups 4+. There are other tables for groups of 4. We did not wait but we did join the waitlist ahead of time. You do need your entire party there to be seated - they do have 2 tables outdoors under heat lamps Ambiance - casual, nicely decorated inside - they have an indoor space that is on the small side - lighting and noise was ok for our family. We could have a conversation and everyone could hear each other. Lighting was enough even for the elders with cataracts Service - friendly - waiters came by at least 6+ times during the hour we spent there. Not fussy. Just to refill water and clear dishes because the tables are small in the slightly cramped indoor area

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    Laksana Thai Cuisine

    3.7
    (449 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    Laksana is an absolute gem in North San Jose. My girlfriend and I have been coming here for years,…read moreand they have never disappointed. The ambiance is wonderful, with quiet, calm music and featuring incredibly spacious and comfortable seating. The food here is spectacular. If you visit, there are three absolute must-tries: Massaman Curry: Hands down the best I've ever had. It is so rich and aromatic that I could gladly drink it plain, but it pairs beautifully with their coconut rice if you're getting it as an entree or roti as an appetizer. Thai Chicken Biryani: The chicken is incredibly tender and juicy. It's served over a butter fried rice packed with addictive aromatics. My only gripe is that I always find myself wanting more chicken! BBQ Chicken: To satisfy that extra chicken craving, we recently tried this dish. Marinated in oyster sauce and spices, it is tender, deeply flavorful, and an instant favorite. Beyond the mains, do not skip on the cream cheese avocado wonton appetizer. They are so much better than the standard cream cheese wontons you get elsewhere. I think they make the sweet and sour sauce in-house; it's so delicious we drink it straight from the dish once we've finished the wontons. I've noticed a few negative reviews complaining about the service, but that has never been our experience. The staff has always been incredibly friendly, attentive, and proactive about refilling waters and packing up takeout container leftovers. While there is an automatic 18% gratuity, the team absolutely earns every cent of it. Treat the staff with respect, and they will take fantastic care of you.

    Spicy Basil Ground Chicken - It was alright. Mango Sticky…read moreRice - Nicely presented, with mango slices arranged in a cute heart shape. A lovely dessert served. Papaya Salad - Very refreshing, especially on a hot summer day, it's a great appetizer to start with. Crab Noodles - This was actually crab meat served on top of Pad Thai, it was different from what I expected. Coconut Milk Soup - I still prefer the classic Tom Yum. The creamy coconut-milk soup is not my preference. Fish Cake - It was flavorful, with a nice texture. Roti - tasted like the premade frozen type, not flaky and was more doughy than the fresh, crispy roti I was hoping for. The restaurant was busy during Friday lunch, and it seemed like they were short-staffed. The food took quite long to arrive, and they also forgot my Thai tea. I had to remind them several times. The staff lady who seemed to be the lead waitress didn't seem very welcoming, which affected the overall dining experience.

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