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An absolutely perfect meal. The Pad Kra Pow had a wonderful, intense flavor and was filled with perfectly just cooked peppers and green beans. Topped with a fried egg, it's just like some great street food in Bangkok. I highly recommend Siam Bistro if you happen to be nearby.
Delicious food and their spicy dishes are indeed spicy. Friendly staff, fair prices, and delicious food (oh, I said that already).
First time here! Nice little spot to enjoy a quick bite or to pick up something on the go. It is a tiny restaurant space but they were very friendly and helpful.
I am not a thai food expert but I did enjoy the dishes I ordered! I would go there again if ever in the area.
Incredible food in almost a hole in the wall location! I had the basil fried rice and it was really quite well prepared. The rice was perfectly cooked, the heat was just the right amount, and the wok hey was present.
They have a ton of Thailand decorations that and an indication of the fact that the
I ordered the Pad Thai with tofu on Uber eats before I needed to catch a train 30 minutes later, and the staff was super accommodating and I got my order within 15 minutes of placing it. It was warm, delicious, and neatly packed! I definitely should have called/ordered earlier but their service was
This place has some good Thai food yoo..you... its a dynamite in town. Do visit this place. There is good seating in the building next door. Parking is off street. But food tastes great.
May 2019:
Ordered the same two dishes. Both were excellent.
Tried the spicy eggplant and the fried rice. Both were excellent.
Would definitely try other dishes next time.
Small place with to-go atmosphere. Food is very good. Larb Gai is pretty spicy and delicious. The fried dumplings are a little more breaded than I prefer but still good.
So. I’m a Thai spice freak. Thai food is rarely hot enough for me at restaurants without adding more from the spice caddy.
Siam Bistro is the bomb for believing me when I said I wanted it “Thai hot,” and to “show no mercy.”
The Larb Gai was hot, spicy, delicious, with lots of chicken and good amou
I much enjoyed the Pad Thai, Pad see ew, and fresh (clear) rolls. The chicken wontons were decent.
The place is small and average-to-pricey.
Good decent Thai food . Not excellent yet to the level where I would like it to be . Papaya salad lacks that spicy kick , need less string beans , need to be more hots and more papayas. The sweet mango desert was good though . Not a bad place for to go also.
First time trying this place and I am impressed! I wasn’t expecting much, but I will say this is definitely the best basil fried rice I’ve had so far in Boston. Balanced flavor and perfect spice level. Reminded me of one of my favorite childhood restaurants in the Midwest.
I ordered three things from Siam Bistro.
1) Fried Siam Dumplings (Right) - Those were the best 5/5. Absolutely tasty and paired very well with the sauce.
2) Fresh Roll - 1/5. Im not sure if Im just not a fan of these, but it did not taste fresh. Something funky with the taste. Even with the sauce,
One of the best Thai spots in town. Great pad kee mao, reasonably spicy. Amazingly quick and friendly service
5 stars for the spice. Basil fried rice was actually spicy unlike 90% of other Thai places in Boston when they claim something is spicy. The crispy chicken portion with the rice was big. Spicy wings were also good.
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