Siam square — Restaurant in Lisbon

Issues: Bad Value: The Kao pad pak tofu had almost no flavor and incredibly little tofu. It was basically like paying 11.50 € for a big ball of rice. No Flavor or Spice: I ordered it spicy but it had no spice. Very bland. Bad condiment Sizes Asked for soy sauce and they brought out a tiny amount that couldn't cover an 1/8 th of the rice Bad Menu Organization Prior to order I saw the item on the outside menu. The waiter made suggestions. I couldn't find the tofu item I was looking for. He said that what he shown me was all. He asked someone and they said the same thing. I had to go back outside and take a picture. I shown him the order number and we couldn't easily find it.

The only reason I didn't rate this lower was because of the service. It's rare that I get good service at a place especially in Lisbon where you don't have to chase someone down to get anything.

Good: No waiting for someone to offer to seat me No waiting for someone to offer something to eat or drink Good communication They actually checked to see if I needed anything with the meal after it came out (extremely rare in Portugal from my experience) Started clearing empty plates...

Not sure why it has such a high rating.

As soon as you enter it smells of humidity and mold.

The main food is just bland although big portion, I'd suggest they put some fish sauce and or soy sauce, maybe some spicy sauce so people can season it.. Also weirdly enough they have any Thai cocktails, just "Thai juice" which is literally a small natural juice can..

We where 2 people seated at a table of six, and the end of the table was used as a counter for a server(I believe it was actually the owner), so wine bottles where opened there loudly while engaged with the table it was for.. all while I was trying to have dinner and a conversation, I didn't think this was apropiate at all...

Desert was great, and so was our table server.

But yeah moldy smell, bland main dish and lack of...

Just arrived and took a long trek to find this specific place. The place is small but has warmth. The front staff is all non-Thai but don't let it scare you as it did for me. I was assured the kitchen staff are all Thai. I only had one dish and it was pretty close to the real deal. The service and staff are excellent and the young man that came to my table was very social and charming. Considering that it is Lisbon, not Thailand or the US. I think this was pretty darn good. It definitely satisfied my rice craving and i am NOT an easy person to please when it comes to any asian cuisine. My standards are very high because I am from this region of the world. If you are a serious foodie and want something other than Portuguese food, this would be a great...