SIAM Eatery in City of London

A tasty choice for lunch at a cheap price (for the area)!! Tried the green curry and will definitely go there again for the same option. I wish the opening hours were a bit longer on some days of the week.Make sure you check when they're open as the times vary during the week.The place is quite small so don't necessarily expect to find seating, especially because many students and local workers go there, however the food comes in a large cup ready to take away.

I am new to London and kind of on a budget, so finding places to eat that serve hot food that isn’t too expensive (I got tired of sandwiches and cold salads after only a week) has been a challenge. I ordered the Vietnamese Pho with prawns and it tasted great. I just added a little hot sauce. I can’t comment on authenticity, but I really enjoyed my meal.

Really nice and friendly staffs. Quick service as well.Small dining space and lovely atmosphere, but shame that the tactile of tables are pretty sticky.Speaking of food:Soup: not too bad.Ingredients like king prawn, sprout and black fungus: nice portion and tasty.Noodle: surprisingly no idea what noodle is this as soon as I had it🤣As an Asian, I never had such a weird pho or rice noodle or noodle ever. The texture is totally wrong and doesn’t taste like any kind of noodle in the world. Sad to say that the wrong noodle destroyed the whole bowl of noodle soup🍜 otherwise, I like the rest part of the restaurant quite much.

How I miss that Chicken Panang!

Not a bad place for some thai food if you Re missing home. Please note , they only accept cards. The Panang Curry was a tad sweet for my liking and not spicy enough even with the chilli flakes. The Tomyum noodles had more bean sprouts than noodles but the soup was pretty legit. The prawns on the noodles were the frozen types so its tasted a taste weird . Prefered the chicken option with the mains instead. It was near to the lyceum theatre so it was a perfect location for us to dine at. Free wifi too . They were nice enough to give us some free tap water.

Friendly service. No confidence in food quality. The chicken in my green curry was 'reformed' and the dish tasted a bit synthetic altogether. When I asked about it I was told that the chicken is pre cooked by an external company but that is al the member of staff seemed to know.You can easily get better quality food at other high street places. I won't be eating here again.

Top Thai take away in London . Hard time match ... The prices seem to go up ten times faster than inflation for my routine lunch menu . I didn't really notice but people have started noticing and pointing it out. My friend cut down his trips from two times a week to one .. but if you are I casual and occasional eater it's really good value and taste

We stumbled across this place to grab a quick bite to eat before a show at the theatre. Simple menu but food didn't lack in flavour. Curries tasted authentic and homemade Thai milk tea washed it all down nicely. Place is small, so not a lot of sit in space, but people were happy to share tables.

I went there with a friend of mine. They offer casual Thai food to take away. The price is really good and the portion is generous. The food is quite authentic.Eating in is also an option. They have seating for about 10 people but the turnover is quick. We will definitely go back for some more yummy food.

Amazingly delicious Thai food. 100% authentic, with great options of salads, curries, noodles and rice. Prices top out at about £6. The owner uses her own family recipes for the food, so if you, like I, suffer from food allergies, they can tell you definitely which items are safe for you. Can't say enough about how good it is!