Siam Cuisine — Restaurant in Rome

Terrible service! We visited this restaurant since we wanted to have a different taste after a few days in Rome. Unfortunately we regret it deeply. Entering the restaurant we were met by a rather grumpy person not even greeting us. After ordering the waiter slammed the drinks on the table and left in a hurry so that he couldn’t (or wouldn’t) mind our demands that he brought us the wrong order. After getting his attention he brought us the correct drinks again just dropping them on the table with no interest in a good service. The food it self tasted good but we were shocked by the portion size. For whopping 17-25€ you get very small portions. The crowning was when the server tried to charge us the wrong prices trying to convince us that the price “depends on the meat you choose”. Only after intense discussion did the owner acknowledge their mistake since the food rests showed what we had exactly proving their wrong doing. Even then they tried typing the wrong total on the card reader, and after another discussion saying “they calculated it wrong”. During all this process they were very unfriendly and not even apologise once. So if you eat here be prepared to pay a lot more for a lot less compared to the...

อร่อยค่ะ หมูกระเทียมผัดแห้งๆแบบที่ไทยเลยค่ะ ช่วยทำให้หายอยากอาหารไทยขึ้นมาบ้าง ดีใจที่ได้กินอาหารไทยอร่อยๆในโรม ประทับใจกับรสชาติ คนไทยที่มาเที่ยวโรมแล้วอยากกินอาหารไทยรสชาติดี ขอแนะนำร้านนี้เลยค่ะ

First of all, I am Thai. My husband and I were on a month long honeymoon throughout Europe. I literally can’t live without rice. It’s either a hit or miss when it comes to finding good Thai food in Europe. We were on a 6 day stay in Rome and I needed to have Thai food or else I would whine and complain of wanting to go back to the US. Siam Cuisine happens to be only 20 minutes walk from our hotel and stays open late. I had a mission and a very high expectation. I needed that comfort of home.

Back to the review, the food was awesome! I was so happy to the moon and back! We ordered Basil Chicken, Garlic and Pepper Pork, Pineapple Fried Rice, and Tom Kha Soup. The only negative thing is the white rice portion was so tiny comparing to the US and for its price, it was not enough for a rice eater like me.

Overall, the food is good! We enjoyed it! Thank you for satisfying my Thai...

If you are craving the complex and specific flavors of Thai food, do not come here, you will be sorely disappointed. That said, some of the food is quite tasty while other dishes are just bland/disappointing. The restaurant seems to be run by Chinese people and appropriately our best dishes were those that are more similar to Chinese food (some of the noodle dishes and stir fries). Tom Yum soup was a huge disappointment, although there were pieces of lemongrass and galangal inside, the flavors didn't come through at all and it just tasted like a spicy salty tomato broth. Larb Gai similarly was very one note, namely spicy and salty - no acidity, fresh herbs or even fish sauce detectable. Portion sizes are small and prices are high, though I guess probably fairly in line with the neighborhood. Each dish also took a long time to come out. The waiter was very friendly and...