I don't have a lot of experience with Thai food but do love Asian food. Started with soup with…read moreprawns and mushrooms, excellent. Dinner was number 71, which was sea bass rated as two hot peppers. The presentation was very good and it tasted wonderful

My work colleagues and I stop in everyone we are in town. This is authentic Thai. I love my…read moredishes my Thai hot or heat level 5 . The staff are always very accommodating and professional. The atmosphere is a bit stereotypical of any Asian restaurant. All in all the food is excellent, the service is good, the selection is outstanding. I highly recommend for anyone seeking a great meal at a fair price.

This is a really nice Thai Restaurant. The Monday to…read moreThursday buffet menu is superb value @ £14.50 per head. The food is good, with plenty of variety & served by friendly, helpful staff. Give this Restaurant a try, you won't be disappointed. I've been several times now & it has always been good.

Friendly Thai waiter and a great red curry, I asked for it spices and he warned me, the med to hot…read morewas tasty but not too hot. I mentioned I could use a little more and I was promptly supplied with a tasty bowl of delicious red chillies to add to my taste. Kop Kum Crap Thai orchid! I'll be back!

Love this place, so authentic and the food is amazing! The price for the food is good, the only…read moredownside is location as it is a bit out the way but it's worth the travel for :)

Beautifully decorated Thai restaurant in the shadow of the castle and a few steps from the…read morecathedral. The food and service was a bit hit and miss, my starter of Thai Fishcakes (Tod Mun Pla) were great, perfectly seasoned with that lovely, authentic spongey texture. My companion's satay however was a disappointment, the skewered chicken was under seasoned and the sauce was cold with a strange plasticy taste that I couldn't quite pace, but have a funny feeling may be the result of the way it has been stored. The Pad Thai was not very good at all, tasted more like a chow mein as the bean sprouts had been cooked in with the noodles and they didn't even provide the usual peanuts, chilli and lime wedges on the side. Very disappointing. On the other hand, my Spicy Chicken Salad (Laab Gai) was brilliant. Very similar to the one's my mum makes. All the perfect Thai elements of hot, sour and salty. Maybe just a little too much red onion however. The waitresses welcomed us and gave us time to choose our wine and then our food, looking over to see when we were ready but without making us feel rushed. After we received our main course though, they all went and stood together in a group by the stairs, having a chat and paying no attention to anyone in the restaurant. The bar man had to come out on two occasions to tell them someone was trying to call them over for something. All in all a good experience for me, but disappointing for my friend!

Stayed in Lincoln for a week, and had dinner here twice. Found the service very friendly and…read moreattentive. Food was delicious. Food and drinks were reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend.

I love Thai food. We have some excellent Thai restaurants where I live, but none can compare to…read morethis gem of a restaurant we found in the UK. The food all tasted so very fresh. It was clear the flavors came from the ingredients and not from any pre-prepared sauces. If this restaurant was in my home town, I would be a frequent guest. But alas, I will have to rely on my memory.

Really top quality thai food. The levels of spices and flavours are perfect. Service is always…read morefriendly and relaxed. I should go more often than i do.

Always come here for a meal with my friend on her trips to Lincoln. Best mixed starter plate ever.read more

Service: easy to get in contact with and quick to respond to requests. Polite and helpful when…read moreasking for suggestions. Food: Really well seasoned and well flavored, cooked excellent and nicely presented.

Great service and great menu with classic Thai dishes. Food was fragrant and tasty…read more They have made good use of an old building and decor is not tacky. All round makes for a nice evening out.

Without doubt the best service I've ever seen. The waitresses here are super attentive and do their…read morebest to make you feel like royalty! On top of that the food was not only perfect but it was presented so well. I would highly recommend this place to anyone

Nice restaurant, good food it's self service which is good if you know how much you want good…read moreportions sizes as well.

We took my mum and dad out for the Sunday dinner they do there. When you arrive, you're seated in…read morethe bar area to look over the menus and order drinks whilst they sort out your table. It wasn't long before we were shown to where we were sitting by one of the friendly members of staff. My mum isn't one for eating much so she just had a starter and a sweet. Her prawn cocktail came in a little ceramic boat, the prawns were a good size and the presentation was lovely. The rest of us had the carvery, you could have as much as you wanted of a good selection of veg and three meats. It's easy for places like this to over cook the veg but everything I had still had a little bit of crunch to it. The pudding we had was amazing! I can't tell you how much self control it took to not order another one! In case you were wondering... It was the Belgium chocolate truffle! It's worth mentioning that they also serve Thai food which I hear is very good although I haven't tried it myself yet. The food and service are more than worth the money, the carvery was around £9 and sweets between £3 and £4. It's a great place for Sunday dinner, who wants to cook anyway?

Truly excellent Thai food. They offer a wide array of authentic Thai dishes at dinner (the curries…read moreare particularly notable), and a smaller "working lunch" menu with set meals ranging from 5-7 pounds. Although the lunch options are acceptable and filling, I would definitely recommend coming around for dinner since the dinner menu is far larger and includes more authentic Thai dishes. The servers occasionally seem a bit confused or flustered, but the food is so excellent that I'm willing to forgive it. It's advisable to make a reservation for dinner, particularly on the weekends.

Bit of a hidden gem, small basic restaurant and takeaway. Never had a bad meal, would definitely…read morerecommend

We have eaten food from the Siam Garden twice both times as a takeaway. The food was excellent, we…read morewere getting very fed up with chinese food and Indian curries so we yelped and found this place. We didnt know it existed having driven past it most days for the last 6 years! What a find! The food is tremendous, very tasty. I had chicken satay and a green curry both times. The restaurant looks clean, staff are very friendly, as the other poster mentions you do get welcomed by everyone, but that is not a bad thing. My youngest who is 5 came to pick up one of the takeaways and the staff spoke with him and taught him hello in Thai. We will be going back, hopefully if we can get a baby sitter we will eat in next time. The yelp,page says child friendly - no , I'm not sure why. My children (11 & 5 yrs old) eat curry, chinese and Thai!

Another romantical date to Siam Garden... this time with my work BFF. Admittedly we have loads of…read moreromantical dates... Sunsets in Florence, canals in Venice... by the time a guy gets hold of us, there won't be any romantical dates left to take us on! Anyway, this time is was thai in the thriving metropolis that is Grantham... BAHAHA. Anyway we walked in, it was a bit weird because everyone and their mom greeted us, asked us if we had a reservation, then looked around awkwardly because we said we didn't, one staff member went to get menus while we stood their awkwardly in the doorway with every new staff member appearing bowing to us, then another staff member asking us to have a seat in their waiting area, and a minute after sitting the guy standing with the menus said, "Please follow me." Remember that scene in "Wedding Crashers" where Vince Vaughn's character goes into a rant about blind dates and he talks so fast and keeps going, until he takes a breather at the end... that my account of what happened upon arrival was just that... in my head that is. Moving on, at an ever increasing rate... (probably shouldn't do this after having half a bottle of red wine) we decided to share some of the veggie eggrolls and I decided to try the dish that I have been wanting to for some time... the battered duck with tamarind sauce and crispy noodles. Work BFF had the chicken pad thai. The duck was wonderful! It was crispy, juicy and the tamarind sauce was beautiful. Forget sweet and sour sauce, this is much better. And the crispy noodles were interesting, but really good with the whole dish. We decided to move onto dessert, despite having parts of our dishes put into takeaway boxes. Work BFF had the fried bananas with coconut and maple syrup. I had the Swirl Toffee Bake. No where in the description did it say that it was just a cheesecake with toffee swirl on top. The fried bananas were delicious, the coconut didn't really come through, but made for a nice crispy topping on the bananas, but because of the maple syrup, it almost tasted like banana pancakes =). Mine on the other hand... it was ok, but as far as cheesecake goes, I make a better cheesecake and so does Morrisons. Service as far as getting more water and the check were really slow tonight. Then after we sat at the table for awhile with the check, we were finally told we had to pay at the desk... hence Siam Garden will stay at the 4 stars for now.