Siam Treasure Thai Restaurant

Love this place as our go to take out for dinner. The hostess is always pleasant to talk to, very polite and courteous. Food is awesome, even my picky kids love it. It always saves me from cooking dinner!

I don’t know how this place gets high ratings. I ordered online for immediate pick-​up. When I arrived after 10 minutes, they hadn’t even placed the order and was told to wait 10 – 15 minutes. The cucumber salad was ok — nothing unique. I ordered chicken pad thai and asked to make it spicy. Asides from a few red pepper flakes, there was no spice. And it was very bland. I think I could make better at home. I definitely will not go back.

This has been my go to favorite Thai place for years. The food is consistently good. The staff always happy to see you and very friendly. I garlic chicken and Pad see ew are my two favorites.

The best Thai food in the area. has never disappointed with the taste and flavours. Highly recommended

This restaurant is awesome. It is a small mom and pop Thai joint rigt off of Harlem and Touhy. I ordered the Pad Thai and it was the best I ever had. The wife ordered the garlic chicken and just loved it. This place is great for sharing. Their prices are very reasonable. I would be back for sure.

Excellent food. The pad Thai was excellent and my favorite was the basil chicken. The Basil chicken was lean and had great flavor, just a hint of spicy which I love

Excellent food! Have not eaten in restaurant but have had take out for 10+ years. Food is always hot, fresh and ready for pick up in a timely manner!

Cute little hole-​in-​the-​wall date place!
1) Super casual atmosphere– when you’re not up for dressing up and going some place that’s fancy but still has yummy, filling food– this place takes the cake. The walls are brightly colored and the place itself is warm and cute.
2) Great service– very attentive and the woman (I believe she is the owner) treats her patrons like family. It had that homey family friend atmosphere– and was super laid back and causal. You can tell she really cares about her customers. They also include little Asian hard candies with your check so I thought that was a very cute touch that not many places do.
3) Prices– I believe for two people with drinks (BYOB and Tea) was around $ 30.00 which I say is pretty reasonable considering we ordered appetizers as well as two main courses.
4) Parking– very easy to find as this place is in a strip mall.
5) Food– actually quite decent. It’s not the BEST Thai food I’ve had, but it was decent for being a hole-​in-​the-​wall joint. I did LOVE the the peanut sauce and would recommend it as it definitely was probably the best I’ve ever had. I was disappointed that they did not have any sort of coconut rice, but they do have coconut in their curry as traditional Thai places do.
Definitely recommended for when you want someplace simple and casual but still good.

The Thai iced tea tastes great except they fill the cup to the brim with ICE so you’re basically paying ~$ 3 for ice with a little Thai tea.

This place is hit or miss. The first time was a success, good food and made timely. My following order was 50 min late, no apology, bland and smaller portions. My third and final order was via Grub Hub. I liked ordering via Grub Hub cause at least I could see their full menu. One of the dishes had «ground beef» and I asked for sliced beef on that entrée. They called right after the order was placed arguing who let me place an order like that. Excuse me? They said they never make exceptions and menu is as is. I said that the other times I ordered no one said anything, just made it. They said phone orders are not Grub Hub orders. Which means that since they have to pay % to Grub Hub, they skimp on your orders. And they do, the portions were half the normal small size.
Also, in the winter they use gas outdoor heaters inside, you could get carbon monoxide poisoning sitting there the fumes were so intense.

Is it possible for a restaurant to get better? Yes! I’m in love with their curry dishes and all I’ve been able to eat for the past few weeks with bowel issues. Food is fresh. Veg are crunchy. People asre sweet.

Mom and pop Thai place with an ordinary, small seating area but friendly service and really good food. Good quality, fresh vegetables are apparent from their cucumber salad to their red curry. Portions are sized for a normal human being with a big appetite. Prices are good and the people friendly. I’ve been here several times and look forward to my next visit.

Overall one of the best Thai restaurants I’ve ever visited!
+ Super sweet and attentive service!
+ Clean dishes, glasses and utensils
+ Decent lunch and dinner prices
+ Unique dessert options
+ Overall food quality was high
+ Clean atmosphere with casual environment
+ Asian hard candy with check, lychee!
22.44 + tip, for two full dishes (not lunch size), fried tofu appetizer and a Thai iced tea.
Will definitely be back, and recommend whenever in the mood for a Thai food fix.

My wife and I came late on a Friday evening, a few minutes before closing — yet they greeted us with smiles and never rushed us. Food was excellent! I had the Pad Thai and the wife had the Thai Orange Chicken. Will definitely be coming back.

I came across this place because I was in the area and it received pretty good reviews. Our food came out at different times and by the time I got mine, my boyfriend’s dish was already cold. I originally ordered the papaya salad with shrimp. However, the waitress brought out the wrong dish and she seemed annoyed when I told her I had ordered something else. She immediately swept the dish off our table and threw it on an empty table. She came out a few minutes later and said that they can’t make papaya salad with normal shrimp but could make it with baby shrimp. I decided to just order something else so I settled on the basil beef. All of our dishes were small and my friend had to order another entrée because he was still hungry after his dish. Overall, the food was okay but the service was terrible.

We ordered from Grub Hub and tried this place for the first time. We loved it! The Garlic Chicken is amazing. It is pounded out thin and sautéed in a light sauce. The vegetables are done to perfection. The egg rolls are now a favorite in my home, they are smaller, crunchy and taste fresh.
The Pad Thai was delicious, i do recommend asking for extra lime because by the time you get it delivered it is a bit dry. Adding the extra lime takes care of the issue.
Will order again

I was in the mood for curry, and met a friend here. This was quite good. I got the mummon curry or whatever it’s called. I know it started with an M. Wasn’t very spicy, and was a decent portion. I even enjoyed the left overs :)
My only complaint would be the kanam-​Jeep. The onions or whatever is on top of them was dry, and crunchy. The dumpling like things were fine, but just that dry crunchy stuff took away front he moist, softness that I enjoy with that appetizer.
Appetizer was served very close to our entrée which I wish there was a bit of time between them. Better than them both taking forever, but that was something I like to see.
No real complaints other than what I listed. Thai Iced Tea was made well. I asked if they could use coconut milk instead of their dairy creamer, and they said that don’t do that. It was an expected response for me, but just a heads up for you dairy-​sensitive folk.

After years of living in the downtown area with multiple Thai restaurants within a mile of my home, moving back to the burbs made me realize how much I took great, fast Thai food for granted.
I recently lucked out and found Siam Treasure where they serve excellent versions all of my favorite dishes. The Pad Se Eu is not to be missed.
I recommend Siam Treasure for anyone looking for a great Thai meal in the Park Ridge/​Niles area

I found myself running errands nearby after work and was starving by the time I was finished. Enter Siam Treasure.
We called in our order, but the woman on the phone quickly thanked us and hung up before we could ask how long it would take. We kept shopping, and as we were driving to the restaurant, we got a call telling us our food was ready. Good service.
Parking was fine — there’s a small lot for the strip mall where Siam Treasure is located. Oh, and I didn’t go in, so I can’t comment on the ambiance, but there is a sign on the door that states this place is BYOB.
As my husband was getting back in the car after getting the food, he mentioned a sign on the door said free eggrolls with a $ 20 purchase. Darn, we hadn’t mentioned it, or known about it since we were first timers. When I got home, I saw the 4 eggrolls were in our bag. Extra star for them!
We started with the crab rangoons. I have to say, they are up there with my favorites. Just the right amount of cream cheese and crab, plus they’re more round shaped than triangle shaped, like usual. Way better to dip and cover in sweet and sour sauce.
We then moved to the eggrolls, which were also different than a traditional eggroll. They were skinny and reminded me more of a fried spring roll than an eggroll. Still, good taste, and they were free!
Moving on the the main dishes, I had the pad see ewe. It had a good amount of meat and broccoli in it, and the noodles were cooked just right. My sole criticism was that it lacked some spice. I didn’t order it spicy or anything, so perhaps shame on me, but I do wish it packed a bit more in the flavor department. I did add some chili paste that came in a separate container and it added just what was missing.
My husband ordered pad woon sen, and the dish was great. I loved the glass noodles, so delicate and small, but great taste. A good amount of veggies too.
Prices were reasonable and in line with what you would expect. I think the rangoons were $ 4.50, the pad see ewe was $ 7.50, and the pad woon sen was $ 8. Again, FREE eggrolls!
Man, I wish I lived a bit closer as getting up Harlem can be a pain during rush hour (prime dinner hour), but I will definitely be up for making the trek for the delicious food.

Tried this last night after hubby wanted Thai and I wasn’t game for the one closest to our house. This turned out to be an alright alternative although somethings i wouldn’t necessarily order again.
We ordered the egg rolls and spring rolls. I guess I was expecting spring rolls in that clearish rice paper or whatever it’s made out of, these were in a white wrapping that looked exactly the same as the egg roll except not fried. It was alright, the sauce was good. Same with the egg rolls, they were okay and the sauce was good. I wills ay that both of these were very inexpensive.
We ordered the chicken pad thai, the green curry and the crazy noodles with tofu. The pad thai was tasty. I wouldn’t say the chicken was moist, but it was pretty good.
The green curry was quite spicy, which was excellent. There wasn’t a whole lot of veggies or meat in it, it almost seemed like a soup instead of an entrée, but good flavor.
The crazy noodles I ordered with tofu. Much to my surprise and disappointment the tofu in it was fried (yuck). The description states it has ground meats in it. I don’t think it did. I really didn’t see any. There were lots of fresh veggies in it, which was good. And they weren’t over-​cooked, most were still somewhat crunchy, also good. There wasn’t much sauce and all the noodles were stuck together which made it hard to eat. Overall I thought the flavor was decent, but I would no order this again and although I love tofu I would not order tofu from here again now that i know it is fried.
We got this as take-​out and ordered online so I don’t have any comments about the service, interior or location.
I think we will order from here again, only because hubby occasionally wants Thai and this is better than the one near us. However left to my own devices I probably wouldn’t go back.