Siam Spicy4

Usually we order carry out from Thai basil but we thought we were try here. Ordered the shrimp pad thai. The noodles were a little overdone and there were only about 4 pieces of shrimp in my entire meal. The portion was big which was great. The flavor wasn’t bad but I have had better.

Perfect place for a Thai meal at lunch. Fast service, great food!!!
The give you shrimp chips and soup as part of the lunch menu!

The service was quick but the food just wasn’t very good. I wanted to like it, as the server seemed nice, but the pad thai noodles were over cooked and the shrimp tasted overly fishy and bad. They also still had tails on, which was a pain. The other tables weren’t cleaned when I arrived, and most were still dirty when I left, despite there only being one other table there eating.

Against The advice of Unilocal I tried this place. Called in my order and picked it up to eat at home. Service was fast but when I opened the box it was the wrong order. The lady told me to put it in the fridge and next time I come bring it back. Doubt I’ll be back.

Take out here tonight. None of the dishes were good nor reminded us of the best Thai cuisine we have had. We will not be back.

This place should be called Siam Salty 4. I ordered the Panang Curry, which was incredibly salty, watery, and oily. It was my worst experience at a Thai restaurant. Everyone in my party was disappointed with their dishes due to their saltiness.

This place went down hill. They must have changed the chef. The food we got was waaaaaay too salty!!! We sent the dishes back only to bring back another just as salty. They said the sauce was premade and could not make it any less salty. I am not sure how people ate here that day. The salt problem was not just a preference but a serious health issue. We could not eat our food and left.

love it. Try the curry peanut — it’s awesome. When they have the chicken and rice soup it’s also amazing.

Tried this restaurant recently as its close to work. Service was courteous and it is conveniently located off 6-​mile but the food was nothing great. I ordered Pad se ew with a spice level of Hot. The preparation tasted extra sweet and the noodles were sort of glued together as the sauce was thick. What’s the point of more quantity when the food tastes bad, right? At the end of it my stomach hurled. I don’t think I will go here again.

One of the best thai restaurant in Michigan. Excellent food choices and perfectly done. Very well atmosphere inside and very clean place. Price was fair since they have large portion and the service it’s great.

I’ve been at Siam Spicy 4 twice now, once a couple years ago and I couldn’t get it out of my mind so I finally tried it again last week when I had a lunch to schedule in Livonia.
Anyways, while I don’t remember what I had a couple years ago, I do remember that I ordered three different dishes with my sister-​in-​law, both of us whom love Thai food and have extensive experience with Thai food in Thailand. We agreed that the food was pretty great.
This time around I felt like having a brothy dish and ordered the Thai version of phở, or Guaey Tiaew, God knows how one spells that. Anyways, I barely looked at the menu and asked the server if they had it and she said it was good. After a brief conversation with her, we concluded that I would have it with no spice and they would bring me my favorite condiments, jalapeño picked in vinegar, and another vinegar based spice. But it was really good and I barely needed the condiments to enhance the flavor.
Next time I’m at 8/​Haggerty shopping or doing whatever, I’ll skip Thai Fresh (which is good but not ‘Thai’) and drive down a couple miles to Siam Spicy 4. And if you’ve tried Siam Spicy 2 and hated it, please do not let that be a reflection of Siam Spicy 4. It’s way different. This is way better.

Siam Spicy has become my go-​to local Thai restaurant these days, as the food is consistently of high quality… and they have shrimp chips!!! Anyone who knows me knows my love of these seemingly hard to find little crispy greases of joy… Having shrimp chips makes up for the fact that their appetizer selection is quite minimal and not so great, which is a let down for me, as I really enjoy appetizers at any type of restaurant. As for the entrees, I’ve had several rice dishes and several noodle dishes, and if I had to choose a favorite I’d choose the curry noodles with steamed tofu. It’s my favorite and I highly recommend it if you like Pad Thai but are in the mood for, well, curry… Well done, Siam Spicy! I’m glad to have discovered you so close to my neck of the woods!

Garbage. Worst Thai food I’ve ever had. Last time I had bits of stone in my food, this time I had super bland, old tasting food and I’m so PISSED! I’ll never come back to thus shithole again. Go across the street.

I’d like to give a rating of 3.5 stars. I suggest their Thai curry and noodles at this restaurant. Some Thai restaurant is almost the same taste as a typical Chinese restaurant. However, the taste is not so similar to rich Chinese food. This restaurant has pretty genuine Thai food. Also, the staff was quite friendly. The only thing is, I wish I could drink some Shigha-​beer or Tiger-​beer with their good meal for dinner, but they don’t have liquor license :-(

My wife and I eat here weekly. Food is very fresh. So hard now a days to find a restaurant with fresh food and vegetables. Also service is very good. Hope they keep it up.

Pretty good flavor but more importantly, the spiciest Thai food I’ve had outside of NYC for a long time. I would definitely come here again if I were in the neighborhood.

Swung in here the other night to get takeout because I was craving Thai food and turns out there aren’t many decent Thai places by our house without a bit of a drive.
This was verily close, and the reviews were overall pretty positive so I figured why not.
I ordered the chicken Gang Kew-​Warn (chicken stewed in with green hot curry, bamboo shoot. egg plant, string bean, bell pepper, baby corn and coconut milk) with a side of spring rolls.
Everything came out verily quick, and I liked that the spice options weren’t just mild, medium, hot, andThai hot. They had mid levels as well if you like mild, but want more of a kick but not as much as a medium you would do as I did and get ‘mild plus’.
The Gang Kew-​Warn was good, not great. The spice was definitely there, I just wish there was more flavor. I don’t know how else to explain it. Maybe the Thai basil from the green curry wasn’t as pronounced as I wish it was? I’m not sure. I just know I’ve had better elsewhere.
The spring rolls were on point though– crispy, flavorful, and had a kick. Pair it with the spicy/​sweet chili side dipping sauce and you have a delicious combo.
Overall It was good.
I think next time I’d give some other items a try next time I’m craving Thai.

I love their noodles!!! Such good portions, the spring rolls are exceptional with the sweet plum sauce… just one thing, I wish they offered steak!!! Drunken noodles are my fave, and their raspberry tea is theee best!

Chicken and shrimp pad Thai was great and the free soup at lunch was a delicious treat!

Fast service, like extremely fast service!
Delicious food — i get the jungle prince every time! I just can’t seem to branch out!
Staff is efficient and quick!
You start with soup almost before you finish ordering The menu has about 100 options, and it’s a great amount! I always eat it all, although if i have more will power i could have some left overs!
You can pretty much head there at any time — since the staff and service is so fast, there is barely a wait!
Most every lunch special is $ 7.95 — what a great deal!
Parking lot isn’t huge, but you don’t usually have trouble finding a spot!