Siam Noodles Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Midwest City

Loved the Green Curry with chicken. It comes with a choice of soup or salad. I choose the soup which is a clear tasty broth with beans sprouts, green onion and ginger. That definitely something to remember to pick up for a friend when they are feeling sick. it would be nourishing. It was fantastic. It also comes with rice, a spring roll and dipping sauce. The green curry says it is spicy, which it does give a whole mouth warmth when adding No extra heat, however I went up one level on heat and I could certainly tell the difference. But it was still not too hot to eat comfortably for me. If you can not tolerate heat, I suggest you do not increase the heat.

The portions were nice for a filling lunch, but I do think for a large man he would want to not have the lunch portion and order from the full menu.

The atmosphere was very nice, plenty of room at lunch which is surprising considering how good the food is and the prices are reasonable. If you like Thai and have not tried this place, you are missing out.

The bathrooms were clean with very hot running water, the dinning room also very clean and neat and the staff was very attentive.

Overall a nice find.

Turns out that soup can be bought to go with two size options.

Three filling healthy lunch meals for $30 is almost unheard of these days.

I highly recommend.

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I called around 7:00, asked what was in the veggie fried rice, they said “onions, carrots, and cabbage” and I was like great that’s everything that I like so i’ll take it. They say 10 minutes. I don’t get my food until about 7:20 (which isn’t long I just wish I hadn’t sat in there for so long if I could’ve waited in my car) and then I open my food, the veggie fried rice has all kinds of other ingredients like green beans, corn, egg, mushrooms, bell peppers. When I ate the veggies they were still raw, too hard to eat. Also, my rice wasn’t really fried. It was just steamed rice. I had to cook it myself to get the “fried rice” texture. I would not recommend this place to anyone who has serious dietary restrictions. I was pretty disappointed after reading all the positive reviews. Also would like to mention the price was pretty high and there’s no addition of the individual prices on the receipt so I have no idea what anything I got costs. Given the price I expected better fried rice. The fried spring rolls I got were...

Service was great, staff was friendly and patient with my new-Thai-eater hubby. Food came out steaming hot, generous portions, and was tasty. I didn't particularly care for the typical American style breading on the crispy squid appetizer, but the gyoza were very good. Again, crisp and smoking hot. I also liked that the food wasn't overly sweet, like a lot of Southeast Asian food. I got Pad Woon Sen..."sautéed bean thread noodles, egg , cabbage, carrot, baby corn, onion and bean sprout with brown sauce..." and really liked it. We ordered both Thai donuts and coconut ice cream for dessert. The Thai donuts came quite heavy on the greasy side, but I s'pose that's to be expected for a deep fried pastry. I didn't enjoy those nearly as much as I enjoyed the coconut ice cream, which was fan-freaking-tastic. I will definitely go back here again. Good eats. (OH--forgot to mention...they give you a frequent flyer punch card, so for every however much you spend there, you get $20 discount on...