Siam Square Thai Restaurant Las Vegas — Restaurant in Las Vegas

I’m overjoyed with this restaurant. I was born in Thailand and grew up on authentic Thai food. It’s hard to find good authentic asian food in downtown Las Vegas. I would usually have to travel to Chinatown by spring mountain road to get my fix.

I took a chance at this new restaurant because I was craving pad thai and I called Le Thai and they refused to take my to go order because they were “too busy”. I called Siam Square and I picked up my food in 15 minutes.

Siam Square customer service is courteous and efficient.

I got the shrimp pad Thai, crab fried rice and som Tum. All three dishes were delicious! AND authentic!!

My favorite was the Som Tum. It is a salad of papaya, tomatoes, lime, fish sauce etc. it’s difficult to find and even harder to make. I was very pleasantly surprised by the authenticity. Not a lot of non-Asians eat this dish because it can be an acquired taste for people unfamiliar with Thai food. I’m happy they offer it because it’s hard to find.

I will definitely be coming back for more. It is a wonderful feeling to know that I can go eat authentic Thai food when I’m craving a piece of...

The curry was good. The Pad Thia was good, however it was tangy and Im used to sweet. You pay in advance and they ask for a tip. They bring you the food and don't check back to see if you nẻed anything. What are you tipping for? With the curry they give you a little ice cream scoop of rice. This is clearly not enough for all the curry. Since they don't check on you, I went to.ask for more. The girl at the register looked at me weird and ask me which table I was at. I went and sat down and waited. I waited 5 minutes, the curry was getting colder. I when back to the girl. She said "Oh", meaning she forgot about me. She then tried to charge me $4 for another .10 worth of rice. I let her know it was for the curry that cost $20 that didnt come with enough rice. Bottom line. They lost out on future visits from a customer at $60 a visit for .10 worth of...

A friendly Thai woman seems to own and run the place. The other Thai restaurant didn't seem to actually have Thai people working there. The food was decent. I went there twice in one week. The curry tasted good, but was a little too soupy and thin. I wasn't asked about how spicy I want it. It came pretty mild. The other Thai restaurant asks how hot you want it, and their medium gave me a pretty big challenge to eat. Anyways, I came back and had the cashews with chicken. It was also pretty good. But, is missing something. I can't really figure out what it is missing. I've been to Thailand at least a dozen times and had a Thai girlfriend live with me for 6 months in another country. I have a good idea of what Thai food should be like. Overall, good food and prices, but might be missing some...