Siam Smile Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Isle of Wight

Went here for the first time, lovely decor & atmosphere and comfortable seating. Prices are as you'd expect we had a starter each and a main, one vodka & coke & one Tiger beer. I had this because they only had Singha as the Thai lager option & I prefer their Chang. Beer was a bit pricey though, a 275ml bottle £4:95 (larger bottles not an option). All in £65 for the two of us, which is reasonable. I have given it a 5 🌟 for food though personally I prefer the Thai in Ryde, but we will definitely return to this one. If you haven't visited already or even tried Thai food, I recommend giving this restaurant visit. There is nothing to fault, but if you've visited Thailand as we have many times, you'll know that each restaurant uses their own ingredients in each curry. Overall there is nothing about this restaurant not to like. My only suggestion is they add Chang and the larger bottles...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 Food Review

From the moment the starters arrived, I knew I was in for something special. The duck spring roll was nothing short of perfection — golden, crispy pastry on the outside with tender, flavorful duck filling inside. It was easily the best I’ve ever had, the kind of starter you could happily order twice and still crave more.

Then came the Pad Thai, and wow… it was to die for. The balance of flavors was spot-on — sweet, tangy, and savory all at once. The noodles were cooked just right, the vegetables still had that perfect bite, and every mouthful had a harmony of textures and tastes that made it impossible to put the fork down.

From start to finish, this was an outstanding dining experience. Every bite felt crafted with care and passion. I can’t recommend it enough — absolutely...

Very disappointing evening . We were the first table of only two on a Saturday night . The service was very slow taking over 1 hr for each meals. After asking for a second bottle of wine… the waiter forgot . Daughter incredibly disappointed with her main meal (which was the stater for two at £18 ) there was an apology at the end due to kitchen issues but knowing that was clearly not acceptable and a token gesture of a free bowl of prawn crackers. The food once served was ok but the whole evening spoilt by kitchen issues and poor service . Maybe the kitchen appeared to prioritise delivery meals over restaurant customers … they unfortunately will not last compared to far better Thai restaurants in walking distance if this...