Siamin — Restaurant in Paris

i am having a hard time deciding if the priciness of the restaurant detracts a star from my review as i think if i found the prices to be more reasonable, i'd give this place a five star. The first time I ate from here, it was via deliveroo, where i had ordered a garlic beef dish for 24 EUR (including delivery fees) with a portion the size of my very very tiny fist (I swear i have small hands). Despite being utterly disappointed with the portion, i was extremely satisfied with the flavour. it was the only thing i could eat more than two bites of for the past several days since a bacterial infection.

A few weeks later, I took my bf to the actual restaurant on one of the fanciest street in paris where we had ordered two set menus and a half bottle of wine. Albeit ridiculously expensive, the food was solidly delicious. Almost 100 EUR for thai food for two is definitely ridiculous, but it's hard to find thai food that good for less prices in paris. My bf's "larmes du tigre" wasn't as good as i had hoped though.

Notable dishes: green curry, siamin beef, garlic beef, crunchy crackers with ice...

Decided to eat here after getting caught in the rain and seeing that there were good reviews. However, after we sat down, they told us that the kitchen would be closing very soon. We ordered quickly and soon after, they gave us our food. Unfortunately, my order was incorrect, and when I told them this politely, the server, who did not speak English attempted to give us the two dishes, when I had only ordered one, and none of them were my order. I tried to explain, but they refused to bring the server that did speak English. When that server eventually came, they insisted that the shrimp (prawn) that the first server was holding was what I had ordered, and that they in fact had no pork. Then they continued to try and force both incorrect meals on me, and they seemed slightly rude at this, and I eventually decided to take one of the incorrect meals, as we were in a rush.

Peaceful restaurant, but I wish that they had been more understanding in my...

Small Restaurant on the side roads of Champs Elysee but tasteful interiors. We googled and got to know about it. It was my wife's birthday and we wanted to have something good. We were not disappointed.

We had dim sum, Tom yum soup, King Prawn Curry, Seabass steamed with ginger and other spices along with rice. We ended with Litchees and ice cream.

Food was very tasty and close to authentic for a place like Paris. We really enjoyed every item we ordered. Prawns were massive - truly king prawns.

Wait staff and the manager deserve a special mention. They really took care of us.

Very highly recommended for taste and service. Do not...