Siam Square

Siam square used to be our favourite Thai restaurant in the area for several years, as the food was authentic and very tasty. After switching to another restaurant for a while who we thought offered better quantities and value, we have recently return to Siam square . We found the quantity of take away has increased back to where it was, representing good value and the quality is still top shelf. If you haven't been there in a while , do yourself a favour and give it another try. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it.

Terrible thai food. Definitely not authentic like the other reviews suggest. The chicken cashew did not smell good. The beef massaman curry was pretty much inedible, a few chunks of hard dry beef with a few chunks of crinkle cut potato in a soup of sauce. This plus spring rolls and rice was $50-60. We’ve had to make ourselves eat it so it doesn’t go to waste, although it probably should. Cannot recommend.

Hate to be that person but this place is quite possibly the WORST Thai restaurant in Brisbane. I haven't been served in such an unhappy, unfriendly, rude and disrespectful manner by the lady out the front (who I'm pretty sure is the owner) probably ever. On top of that, the food was well below average. I'd recommend for anyone looking to go here to try the other Thai place just across the road. Don't waste your money or your time - if I could give 0 stars I absolutely would.

Still hungry and wrong order. Got take away with a wrong meal, that's not usually a big issue - everything tasted nice but unfortunately, they gave us a half empty take away container for each meal. A small takeaway container, filled with sauce to the halfway mark, with a dome of vegetables in the centre. Poor form, very disappointing. Paid full price for what looked like someone who has a restrained ability to conserve leftovers. Alas, no leftovers for us - what we were delivered scarcely passed as an entree. I highly recommend if you order takeaway from Siam Square, you have high quantities of toast and marmalade at the ready, to ameliorate the culinary circumstances. Boo.