Siam Chan Thai Restaurant

I found this place by accident. The food is fairly good, large portions, and the prices are very reasonable. Great customer service, small location, cozy and yet feels very homely. I really enjoyed the food for the price point. You get a lot for your money.

Was in town and looking for a Thai restaurant to eat at. This place had a lot of good reviews and looked clean, so we chose to eat here. Service was good but the food wasn’t so great. The tum yum soup was really disappointing. There was no flavor. It was salty and sour with no flavor. And the photos of their Mongolian beef and barbecue pork belly looks good, but it was not it. Mongolian beef was more of a stirfry and the barbecue pork belly was a hard cut of pork that was really dry. I would go elsewhere to eat. The price of everything was very good but I’d rather pay higher price for better quality and taste.

I highly recommend this place if you like Thai food. The food was excellent and very tasty. Service was good.

Siam Chan is a hidden gem when it comes to flavor! I keep coming back for their yellow and red curries - rich, aromatic, and full of that cozy, comforting spice. Their tom yum soup is tangy and bold, the pad thai is perfectly balanced, and I absolutely love the ground mint chicken over rice - it’s packed with flavor and always hits the spot. And don’t skip dessert - their sticky rice with mango is one of the best I’ve had. Sweet, fresh, and totally addictive. Now, for the real talk: it’s a tiny, squeezed little spot, and dining in can be a bit of a shuffle. The restroom situation is… an adventure (yes, you go through the kitchen) and it’s not the cleanest. But honestly? The food makes it worth it every time. Just consider it part of the quirky charm!

Delighted to find this hole-in-the-wall with delicious Thai food and reasonable prices! (I’ve visited Thailand several times and am always on the lookout for authentic food between trips.) We tried the panang curry and mango sticky rice 👌🏻 Will be back to try more!