Permanently Closed. The sign on the door said Permanantly Closed and also said a new restaurant (with a different name) would be arriving soon.
Emily Edison
Food was fast and hot. Outside of that I’m struggling to find how this restaurant got 4.2 Ave (unless there are new owners and it has gone downhill). Service was limited to taking our order only (didn’t check back, ask how food was, ask if we wanted drinks etc). No one was in the restaurant at 6:00 on a Thursday. The smell of oil was so pungent that it permeated our clothing and hair. Phad Ki Mao said it came with broccoli, mushrooms and beans and it only had 2 pieces of broccoli and no other veggies. The sauce was syrupy sweet (did have a nice spice). Phad thai was basically noodles and ketchup and the swimming Rama chicken had only a few small Pieces of chicken.
Robin C.
The restaurant itself is super clean and the staff was responsive. I paid $17 for 16 oz of soup with 4 mushrooms and three small shrimp, a 4 inch piece of lemongrass and two bay leaves, and about 6 big pieces of onion. Listed price was $11, so I'm not sure how we got to that price point. The flavor was good but the price and quantity here are lacking. Bummer. It's close to my office but I won't be back.
Jig Han Jeong
Don't try daily special.I had the Thursday special today, and it's pad Thai was only noodle and source, nothing else.You better buy a normal dish with an instant cup pad thai.
Marni Swart
Would not recommend. Overly sweet Phad Thai that tasted more like sweet and sour sauce. None of the normal garnishes that usually comes with it. Same with orange chicken - super sweet and mushy.
Eugene C.
tastes like Safeway-made Thai food (if there was such a thing). Noodles aren't authentic, tastes like the stuff you buy in local supermarket Asian section. Flavors of the Showering Rama and Phad Thai we ordered from here didn't taste very authentic. Tasted like they used Jiffy PB in the Rama and straight up ketchup in the phad thai.The Pho option on the menu should have been a dead give away that this place was gonna be mediocre at best. Thai joint that makes pho sounds like trying to do too many things, and not good at any of them. Place reminds me of a Thai version of teriyaki joint, with pho on the side..
Sabrynna Souza
The best fried rice I ever had, venezuelan style, really good.
Daron lapping
I really liked the Venezuelan man that was helping me. Gave me a sample of the Pho broth while waiting for my fish. I had a wide noodle dish. It was good but a tad bit dry had to bring it home and add water and oil in a pan to try and make it more saucy. Pretty expensive also. I felt like it was a big portion at least. They were out of green onions. :( if I go back I'll ask for more sauce. Also if you like spice. Get a 4 or 5. Their 3 was not spicy. Cheers!
Mikey D
Amazing food!! I was working locally and came across Siam Kitchen. I walked in and was greeted by the young owners. They helped with my choices as I decided to dine in. Wow the TUM KA noodle soup was so incredible! Same with the FRESH ROLLs with peanut sauce We talked for several minutes. You have to try this restaurant. Hands down a hidden gem!! Located by the Chefs Store in Bothell, WA.
John Harris
I dislike to give any place a bad review but after experiencing their food, I have to. The restaurant is clean, family owned, quick with the order but their cooking needs help. It was like eating a ball of grease. The coloring was dual, saturated with grease, everything tasted as if it had all been frozen before itWas cooked. Outside of the restaurant being clean and family being friendly, I will not return.
Terrible food. Worst food I have ever had. Got pad kee mao and pineapple fried rice. Both were bad and had a weird taste and smell. Threw everything, such a waste of money!
Esther B.
I had a terrible noodle dish; the noodles were so over cooked and cut up to a pile of mush. The sauce was bland with a stingy amount of vegetables and chicken. They get a 1 star because I can't post the review without one.
Juan Olivo
I love Siam Kitchen’s Pad Thai and Basil Fried Rice. I’ve tried Pad Thai’s of every Thai restaurant in the Bothell/Woodinville/ Kirkland area, not kidding. And I always always come back to get Siam’s pad Thai. It is that great. Keep up the great work Siam Kitchen!
Tre Sonna
The worst pad Thai I’ve ever had in my life. And when I ordered a 2 star it was insanely spicy for no reason.
Grace C.
I'm at a loss as to how this place has a 4 star rating on Yelp. I've not had a plate of food this bad in a long long time, so bad I don't think any other restaurant can outdo it, so bad I'm kicking myself for not just going to a fast food place instead. Two of us ordered a daily special plate with ginger chicken and pad Thai and a spicy noodle plate. Yes the price seems great at first glance, but that's because they give you minuscule amount of protein and everything is drenched in sugar. And don't you know sugar is super addicting? So although they claim there's no MSG in their food, they substitute it with crazy amount of sugar. I'm not a health nut buy any means and wouldn't have cared if the food actually tasted good. But they don't here, not at all. The pad thai is undercooked, mixed with a glob of mysterious tomatoey sugar laden sauce that's so off putting, it doesn't resemble any other Pad Thai dish I've had in my life. The ginger chicken is laughable with a few pieces of chicken the size of my pinky, with big pieces of onion, pepper, and carrot as fillers. The spicy noodle came with pork, but again so few pieces you'd have to find it in its sugar laden dark gravy. Neither dish taste Thai to me at all. Maybe they've carved a new category of "Thai American" for themselves. Even if that's the case, the food here just tasted plain horrible. I'm seriously puzzled by the many good reviews on Yelp. Do people like the place because of its cheap price tags or have they never had good Thai food before? Forget about authentic, just edible Thai food. And this place to me and my companion is clearly not even edible. Yes the food here is spicy, sugary spicy to put it accurately. That's about all this place has going for it. Maybe it's curry is better. But after my first/last visit, I'm pretty traumatized by my experience and not sure I'm ready to give it another try. If you love your food sweet, yeah you'd get your weekly sugar intake here in one meal.
Permanently Closed. The sign on the door said Permanantly Closed and also said a new restaurant (with a different name) would be arriving soon.
Food was fast and hot. Outside of that I’m struggling to find how this restaurant got 4.2 Ave (unless there are new owners and it has gone downhill). Service was limited to taking our order only (didn’t check back, ask how food was, ask if we wanted drinks etc). No one was in the restaurant at 6:00 on a Thursday. The smell of oil was so pungent that it permeated our clothing and hair. Phad Ki Mao said it came with broccoli, mushrooms and beans and it only had 2 pieces of broccoli and no other veggies. The sauce was syrupy sweet (did have a nice spice). Phad thai was basically noodles and ketchup and the swimming Rama chicken had only a few small Pieces of chicken.
The restaurant itself is super clean and the staff was responsive. I paid $17 for 16 oz of soup with 4 mushrooms and three small shrimp, a 4 inch piece of lemongrass and two bay leaves, and about 6 big pieces of onion. Listed price was $11, so I'm not sure how we got to that price point. The flavor was good but the price and quantity here are lacking. Bummer. It's close to my office but I won't be back.
Don't try daily special.I had the Thursday special today, and it's pad Thai was only noodle and source, nothing else.You better buy a normal dish with an instant cup pad thai.
Would not recommend. Overly sweet Phad Thai that tasted more like sweet and sour sauce. None of the normal garnishes that usually comes with it. Same with orange chicken - super sweet and mushy.
tastes like Safeway-made Thai food (if there was such a thing). Noodles aren't authentic, tastes like the stuff you buy in local supermarket Asian section. Flavors of the Showering Rama and Phad Thai we ordered from here didn't taste very authentic. Tasted like they used Jiffy PB in the Rama and straight up ketchup in the phad thai.The Pho option on the menu should have been a dead give away that this place was gonna be mediocre at best. Thai joint that makes pho sounds like trying to do too many things, and not good at any of them. Place reminds me of a Thai version of teriyaki joint, with pho on the side..
The best fried rice I ever had, venezuelan style, really good.
I really liked the Venezuelan man that was helping me. Gave me a sample of the Pho broth while waiting for my fish. I had a wide noodle dish. It was good but a tad bit dry had to bring it home and add water and oil in a pan to try and make it more saucy. Pretty expensive also. I felt like it was a big portion at least. They were out of green onions. :( if I go back I'll ask for more sauce. Also if you like spice. Get a 4 or 5. Their 3 was not spicy. Cheers!
Amazing food!! I was working locally and came across Siam Kitchen. I walked in and was greeted by the young owners. They helped with my choices as I decided to dine in. Wow the TUM KA noodle soup was so incredible! Same with the FRESH ROLLs with peanut sauce We talked for several minutes. You have to try this restaurant. Hands down a hidden gem!! Located by the Chefs Store in Bothell, WA.
I dislike to give any place a bad review but after experiencing their food, I have to. The restaurant is clean, family owned, quick with the order but their cooking needs help. It was like eating a ball of grease. The coloring was dual, saturated with grease, everything tasted as if it had all been frozen before itWas cooked. Outside of the restaurant being clean and family being friendly, I will not return.
Restaurantji Recommends
Terrible food. Worst food I have ever had. Got pad kee mao and pineapple fried rice. Both were bad and had a weird taste and smell. Threw everything, such a waste of money!
I had a terrible noodle dish; the noodles were so over cooked and cut up to a pile of mush. The sauce was bland with a stingy amount of vegetables and chicken. They get a 1 star because I can't post the review without one.
I love Siam Kitchen’s Pad Thai and Basil Fried Rice. I’ve tried Pad Thai’s of every Thai restaurant in the Bothell/Woodinville/ Kirkland area, not kidding. And I always always come back to get Siam’s pad Thai. It is that great. Keep up the great work Siam Kitchen!
The worst pad Thai I’ve ever had in my life. And when I ordered a 2 star it was insanely spicy for no reason.
I'm at a loss as to how this place has a 4 star rating on Yelp. I've not had a plate of food this bad in a long long time, so bad I don't think any other restaurant can outdo it, so bad I'm kicking myself for not just going to a fast food place instead. Two of us ordered a daily special plate with ginger chicken and pad Thai and a spicy noodle plate. Yes the price seems great at first glance, but that's because they give you minuscule amount of protein and everything is drenched in sugar. And don't you know sugar is super addicting? So although they claim there's no MSG in their food, they substitute it with crazy amount of sugar. I'm not a health nut buy any means and wouldn't have cared if the food actually tasted good. But they don't here, not at all. The pad thai is undercooked, mixed with a glob of mysterious tomatoey sugar laden sauce that's so off putting, it doesn't resemble any other Pad Thai dish I've had in my life. The ginger chicken is laughable with a few pieces of chicken the size of my pinky, with big pieces of onion, pepper, and carrot as fillers. The spicy noodle came with pork, but again so few pieces you'd have to find it in its sugar laden dark gravy. Neither dish taste Thai to me at all. Maybe they've carved a new category of "Thai American" for themselves. Even if that's the case, the food here just tasted plain horrible. I'm seriously puzzled by the many good reviews on Yelp. Do people like the place because of its cheap price tags or have they never had good Thai food before? Forget about authentic, just edible Thai food. And this place to me and my companion is clearly not even edible. Yes the food here is spicy, sugary spicy to put it accurately. That's about all this place has going for it. Maybe it's curry is better. But after my first/last visit, I'm pretty traumatized by my experience and not sure I'm ready to give it another try. If you love your food sweet, yeah you'd get your weekly sugar intake here in one meal.