Siam Noodles Thai Cuisine

I am from San Francisco and always enjoyed wonderful Pad Thai noodles there.
As I’ve traveled all around the US I’ve had a hard time finding any restaurant that comes close to the San Francisco restaurants quality.
I was very happy to discover that the pad Thai noodles at this restaurant was incredibly tasty and (as I asked for) very spicy :)
Kudos to this Restaurant for making something that’s not very difficult to make actually taste good!

The pad Thai is AMAZING! The spicy levels 1 – 5 are legit. I usually get a 2 – 3 and it is HOT! Really delicious and flavorful. Hands down the best pad Thai I’ve had being here in Oklahoma.

Food was good. I had the chicken pad Thai and got pork gyozas for the kids. It was good. Has bubble tea too. The bobba, tapioca balls, were not cooked all the way. Needed to be cooked longer to get the jelly-​like, chewy consistency.

Great Thai food ! Wonderful change of from the normal. Good service clean parking could be better

First off, they have Chu Chee Salmon on the menu, which is not so easy to find. Not only do they have it on the menu but it’s very nicely done. They got my requested spice level just as I had requested.
Overall, this is an excellent Thai restaurant!

This is a go to spot for me! I have been here several times and it never disappoints. It’s not a 5 star restaurant, but the food is good, a solid 3 stars… The staff members are very friendly and attentive!
The price is very reasonable for the amount of food you get that has flavor.
I got the chicken Pad Thai with no peanuts. When I originally got it the first time, I didn’t tell them no peanuts (which comes with it) and to me it seemed like a lot. So from now on, I request no peanuts and level 4 spice, and it’s always excellent! I wish it came with a wedge of lime to squeeze over the pad thai, that was provided at other Thai restaurants, but that is a very minor complaint.
I also got the fried spring rolls, which is decent, that comes with some sort of sweet dipping sauce.

It was not bad. It wasn’t spectacular either. I didn’t realize that soda was sold by the can for almost $ 2! I had the kao pat with beef. It was good although the basil was a little strong. The hubs got the volcano chicken. It was pretty good. The portions were pretty large. Overall, decent place to eat.

The food is good but the customer service was less than to be desired. While we were waiting for our check we decided to try the delicious bubble tea advertised on the table and menu. When the waitress brought our checks (which was a cardboard paper) we asked to add a bubble tea and were told «No, we don’t have time».
They had to serve orders, clean tables, etc.
Wow! I’ve never been refused service before because they didn’t have time! O. o

Reasonably priced. House salad with peanut sauce is the right size for me. I ordered pad thai with tofu and it was quickly delivered. They have happy friendly hosts.

I eat at a lot of Thai restaurants because I can’t figure out how to duplicate those amazing flavors in my kitchen. I’ve eaten at at least 8 different Thai places through the OKC Metro, and I will say that this is now in my top 2! It may not look like much from the outside, but their interior is very nice and clean.
My first visit here was a take out Panang curry (my go to dish) and the lady on the phone spoke very clear English and knew the menu very well to answer my questions. When I picked up they were extremely friendly; I think they’re trying to drum up more regular customers. One thing that really impressed me was that she used hand sanitizer before and after handling my credit card. The curry was excellent, better than any in the area.
Tonight I ate here with my husband and he had «Volcano Duck» (a dish most Thai places do not offer as duck meat is expensive, the lunch portion is $ 12 and dinner is $ 21 but you get twice as much at dinner) and I had a new dish for me, «Kao Soi», a curry noodle dish ($ 9 which was a great deal for the portion). Both were amazing, perfectly seasoned and presented. Portions were really big, the bowl my curry was served in was «big enough to swim in» according to my husband. The Volcano duck was made from both breasts/​wings from a duck, so we could have easily shared. We took home leftovers. When we asked for to go boxes, they insisted on packing it up themselves. They are incredibly friendly, appear Thai as far as I can tell, and all speak English if that is something you worry about.
Heads up: they don’t ask you «how spicy do you want it prepared» like most Thai places, instead their menu has stars indicating how spicy the dish is in its original recipe. I’m sure they could adjust it, but I actually loved trying the food as designed by the chef. Our dishes were 2 stars on the menu and perfectly seasoned.
Also, they just changed their hours to be open on Monday, closed on Sunday instead.

Everything I try is good. The staff are pleasant and the setting is relaxing. My husband loves curry and raves about their green and yellow curry. I like everything I try but my fav is the pad see-​ew. I have tried about 7 different dishes and like them all. Haven’t had bad service though they are more casual then fast. Recommend this place!

My wife and I decided to come here on a whim for lunch after seeing some of the good reviews. And we were not disappointed.
Although the outside is very unassuming, I was impressed by the inside of the restaurant. The interior was very clean and I loved the atmosphere. The staff was extremely polite and friendly.
We order a fresh spring roll appetizer, which was delivered relatively quickly. The rolls themselves and the peanut dipping sauce were very delicious.
For my main meal, I ordered the chicken pad Thai unchanged special with a Thai iced tea. The food was brought out fairly quickly and was very good. I had traveled to Thailand a few years ago for work and I will say that this pad thai was comparable to the pad Thai I had over there. The Thai tea was also very good.
Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to enjoy a relaxing lunch of Thai food.

My husband and I just left this restaurant and I couldn’t wait to write a review on Unilocal.
First– don’t let the location or the exterior of the strip center fool you. The interior is meticulous and so clean. You can see the pride of ownership in the details.
Second– the two ladies who took care of us were phenomenal! It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such great service. When they asked us if everything was satisfactory, I could tell they really wanted to
know what we thought of our dinner.
Third– we had the papaya salad and Thai spring rolls for starters. I ordered level 3 on the papaya salad and it was delicious but quite spicy! I might order level 2 next time.
My husband ordered the coconut curry noodles with chicken. He literally told me it was the best thing he’s ever eaten in his life. I tried it and I can see why he loved it so much. It’s creamy and sweet and a little spicy at the same time. The flavor is so complex.
I ordered the beef noodle soup and I added just a tiny bit of spice from the spice rack one of the ladies brought to the table for me. I really loved this dish. I have had this dish before at other places but this was the best beef noodle soup I’ve ever tasted!
We ate so much I can hardly move right now.
You have to go and take all your friends. They’ll love you for it!

Let’s get to it.
Boba tea (⁵⁄₅): Good stuff. It’s surprisingly easy to make mediocre boba tea, but this place is just about on par with my favorite boba establishment. The taro coconut that I got was delicious and the frozen portion was spot on –not hard to get through the straw and not watery to be just tea.
Siam rolls (⁴⁄₄): The menu says it comes with two rolls which seems like very little with a $ 5.95 price tag, but the rolls are long and meant to be cut to share. It was an odd thing to taste, but actually very good.
Massaman curry (⁴⁄₅): One dish I use to compare and judge Thai restaurants is definitely massaman curry. Overall, this one was quite good and even had a bit of a spice kick I’m not used to with massaman. There was plenty of it and the white rice was good. I suppose my only critique would be that the vegetables could have stood to be cut a bit smaller, in mine at least. That’s not much of a huge deal, of course.
I don’t find myself in that part of town often, but if I do and I’m wanting Thai I’d definitely go here.

One time visitor, but highly recommended!
Papaya salad was plentiful with a great lime juice dressing. Two large shrimp were included along with the green beans and peanuts. One of the best I’ve had.
Tom Kha Gai is my favorite soup, and these folks do a great job in taste and quality.
Brown rice is available, but it’s not superb nor the freshest.

I’ve had the opportunity to visit Siam Noodles by Thai Delight twice now and have enjoyed both visits. On the first visit I had the Pad Ka-​pao with ground chicken. On my first visit I went with the spicy level they had listed on the menu (3). There was very little heat to it so on my 2^nd trip I increased the spice to 5 and that definitely kicked it up a notch. The Pad Ka-​pao also has bell pepper, onion, carrot, basil served with steamed rice and a fried egg. I was a little concerned about the fried egg just because I don’t normally have Thai food with egg but it was very good and I definitely recommend trying it. The main dishes come with a choice of a salad or soup. I enjoyed the salad with the ginger dressing but the soup (I wasn’t given a name simply broth with noodles) was incredibly yummy.
In addition to the Pad Ka-​pao I tried the Thai dumplings which were good but not my favorite. I would like them to have even more flavor. I also tried the spring rolls which were quite yummy and the Siam Rolls. The Siam Rolls are made tofu, Thai chicken sausages, cooked bean sprout, cucumber and egg ribbons wrapped in spring roll skin. I have to admit I’m not the first to say yes to tofu but this dish was strangely addictive and had jalapenos served on top making it even better. The menu says 2 pieces which to me means two small pieces but these were big pieces (my guess would be about an 6 or 8 in spring roll skin).
Siam Noodles also serves Bubble Tea. They have around 6 – 8 flavors and after discussing it with our waitress I tried the Mocha Bubble Tea that was highly recommended. It was very good and something I now definitely recommend trying.
Siam Noodles offers lunch specials starting at $ 6.95 and I hope to enjoy the lunch specials soon. Keep in mind that Siam Noodles is closed on Monday.

I was happy to get to check this little joint out for the first time this week before we headed to Rose State to see Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman (which was amazing).
We started with the Thai dumplings, and then moved on to spring rolls and papaya salad. For dinner, we shared the chicken Pad Thai (my favorite, and this one was so delicious) and a chicken dish that was fried and so good! It was also really nice that the dinner dishes came with their own small side salad, which I really enjoyed.
The service was fast and everyone took great care of us. I was happy they could make me my favorite drink right now, an Arnold Palmer — and they kept it refilled which was super nice. Dinner for three, even with apps, came to $ 20 per person, which was totally reasonable for the portion sizes, the amount of meat, and the quality. I will definitely eat here again when on this side of town.

The fusion of flavors is spot on in this restaurant. All the waitresses are very friendly and they try to make you feel comfortable and at ease. I had some questions about low carb options and knew exactly how to recommend dishes. I am looking forward to my next meal there.

I’ve tried all the Thai restaurants around Midwest City and wasn’t very pleased with any of them. I was very excited to learn that a new Thai restaurant had recently opened and I had to go try it. The interior of the restaurant is very spacious. As for the food, I would have to say that I didn’t enjoy it as much. I ordered a chicken Pad Thai during the lunch special and I thought the flavors were a bit bland. There are a lot of items on the menu and I want to try some of their other dishes. I got the Pad Thai for my first visit to compare it with Pad Thai that I’ve had in the past. So I’ll be coming back here again sometime and hopefully my experience will be better than the first.
For the smoothie, it was a bit difficult to drink as it was mostly an ice block. Something to keep in mind.

Eat your THAI food here! Yes, the name «Siam Noodles» might throw some folks off as Thailand was formerly known as Siam until the mid 20^th century; however, there are other store front signs marketing their delicious Thai food.
During my visit I took advantage of the Siam beef noodle soup as very few Thai restaurants offer noodle soup. The broth, noodles, beef, and veggies were on point as it resembled the soup I ate on the floating market in BKK (Bangkok).
For appetizers the Siam roll (tofu, bean sprout, sausage) and fried Egg rolls were delivered promptly and tasted great ! The service was authentic Thai as well. The young ladies figured out your’s truly was Thai and exchanged some friendly banter. OKC take advantage of this Thai restaurant especially on cold Winter day eating Beef Noodle soup!

I’ve only been here once since it just recently opened. The food was excellent and the service was good. It was nice and clean. I’ll be back soon. I am dying to try some of their other menu items. They have a lot on their menu that I haven’t seen at any of the other Thai places in the area.