Samyan — Restaurant in Quezon City

During our recent visit to Samyan at Robinsons Magnolia's Public Eatery, we were introduced to an intriguing vision of Thai cuisine that prides itself on being approachable, hands-on, and featuring a DIY-style meal.

We ordered the following dishes

1. DIY: Chicken Kra Tiem w/ Jasmin Rice & Egg Sunny Side Up (₱380) Despite the overall filling nature of the dish, we found the flavor to be a bit off, leaning towards the saltier side. Additionally, the dish was unexpectedly oily, deviating from the expected texture.

2. Thai Milk Tea (₱170) While hitting the sweet and creamy notes, left us expecting a more pronounced richness of the black tea

In conclusion, based on our experience with the dishes we ordered, Samyan might not be a top recommendation for us to share with friends. However, we remain open-minded and are willing to give it another chance, considering that our visit could have been influenced by factors such as a one-off bad day. We're open to trying other dishes based on recommendations from...

SAMYAN Thai Street Food is a gem that truly deserves its Thai SELECT THAI CUISINE Award from the Ministry of Commerce, Thailand, for the years 2021-2023 and 2024-2027. This accolade is well-earned, as their food is nothing short of divine.

During my visit, I had the Shrimp Tom Yum, and it was an explosion of flavors – the perfect balance of spicy, sour, and savory. The shrimp was fresh and cooked to perfection, adding a delightful texture to the soup.

My mom opted for the Shrimp Fried Rice, which was absolutely TDF (to die for). I must admit, I had a bit of food envy and wished I had chosen the fried rice over plain rice. The fried rice was flavorful, aromatic, and packed with generous portions of shrimp, making every bite a delight.

Whether you’re craving a comforting bowl of Tom Yum or some delectable fried rice, SAMYAN Thai Street Food is the place to go. I’m already looking forward to my next visit to explore more of their delicious offerings.

Highly...

We try this thai resto at the food court of rob mag. While we wait for our kid playing at timezone just beside it. We are curious about this thai resto as we saw it at our fb page so give it a try. We ordered their DIY beef krapow, mango rice, papaya salad and a bottle of expensive robinson water. Well the beef krapow is too too salty and oily and it has a condiment of spicy fishsauce itsnt it weird. And it has a burnt tasted not the wok tasted like the other resto. The papaya salad is also salty. The sticky mango rice is abit dry. The drinks is too sweet also. Il not recommend this resto if you are not a salty person. Plus we waited for almost half and hour. Bad food and...