Siam Square, Authentic Thai Issan Food — Restaurant in Brussels

Such an unexpectedly good Thai foods in Brussels. Apparently Brussels have many Thai restaurants, i ended up in here bc i read many good reviews👌🏻

Me and my friends ate: -Dim Sum as appetizers (9/10) it was 6 small pieces, but the filling was really taste, the skin wasn‘t that thick it was just really good👌🏻 -Chicken Wings (8,0/10) just some normal chicken wings, how can they went wrong?😉 but it just i was expecting better taste. -Pad Thai (9,0/10) it was really good, the portion was also huge🤩 -Thai Fried Rice (8,5/10) was too oily for me, i didnt remember i ate that kind of fried rice in Thailand so yeah. But the taste and portion was nice, it just could be less oily. -Ice Thai Tea (8,2/10).

We came around dinner time, it was less people but once we sit, many people were coming, and they also have lot going on by delivery, so we were waiting more than 40 mins for our foods, but it was good so i won‘t...

With reasonable pricing and various authentic options to choose from this remains a great spot to taste the Thai food . Cozy yet with ability to accommodate mid sized group Siam square is a wonderful place to eat at the content of your heart. The portions are generous and options of noodles pad thai rice + some key meat dishes and yummy appetizers makes it interesting place for all . Alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages to choose from if even children can enjoy a drink or 2 . Service is quick , people are kind and cleanliness hygiene is well maintained. You can actually see the chef from far cooking your delicious chilly garlic fried rice which is feel good thing for a amateur cook like me . Definitely...

The service here was extremely disappointing. The waitress here didn’t respect my husband and me at all. She smiled to other customers but kept making a poker face to us. She was very impatient and even threw the plates on our table without a word. I don’t understand why she treated us so differently. Maybe because we are Asian (the waitress is Asian too), maybe because we don’t speak French, maybe because we didn’t order alcohol, or maybe we look like lost tourists..? Anyways, they provide English menu and smile to every white customer as we watched.

If you are Asian, I seriously suggest not coming here as we don’t feel welcomed in this Asian restaurant. 🎭

BTW, tap water costs €1, which is...