The Siam Tea Room — Restaurant in Khlong Tan Subdistrict

You get interesting traditional thai food here with a little different twist of thai cuisine than in the typical restaurants allover the country. For instance the Larb Moo isnt a typical Issaan style one but still though tastes excellent. The Yum Woon Zen Tallee isnt the modern version you get everywhere and rather traditional so it doesnt come with tomato. Definitely interesting thai food even though it is on the pricier side but that is to be expected in hotel location like this. You can taste that the chef doesnt buy the cheap ingredients that most other restaurants use but aims for quality.

Their french pastry is only good but cannot compete even with common chains like Paul which was a bit disappointing. The ingredients are top notch though and the cakes and pastry is visually very pleasing. i think they had the best Rasberrries i have ever had in Asia topped on one of their tartes, really good and full of flavour. I also liked their careful use of sugar, their pastries are not too sweet which is an issue in many...

Best food I've had in a long time. The ribs are to die for. The mango coconut dessert 😋

This place was just too good, I had to come back and update the review to add more details.

We went there a second time at the end of the trip and it was still equally if not better than the first time.

Service: Seemed like we had a fleet of people serving us and to our every request. They continuously came by to clean up after each course and was just pleasant to work with.

Food Ribs Ribs Ribs, you have to try the ribs. Mind you the other courses I tried were all just as wonderful. They really have the food profile down to perfection.

Ambience At the Marriott, the place looks beautiful. High ceilings, chandeliers, live music, you can't ask for more. 5/5.

Price Very reasonable. I think between 8 of us we paid 10K Baht, but mind you we ordered bottles of wine and pretty much everything on the menu and some were...

Had a lovely experience here. The staff are nice and attentive.

Price was reasonable for Marriott, especially for a three course meal and tea!

I came here for the tea selection but they didn’t have much. Then, I was pleasantly surprised by the food. The Thai food served was authentic and presented in a refined manner.

Ordered the fresh spring rolls and rice with fried fish. There was an abundance of garlic which was a bit hard to chew but didn’t take away from the enjoyment of the whole meal. The spice level though is very high so watch out for those who aren’t acquainted with the spiceness of authentic Thai cuisine.

Their chocolate cake though, was the champion. Very rich, dark and velvety. Highly recommend this dessert!

The ambiance was pleasant and quiet. Perfect for those looking for a remote...