Siam Thai & Sushi Restaurant

We stopped as a lark after passing many times. We were surprisingly pleased. The food was of great quality. The service exceptional. Price was more than perfect. So I must say it is something not to miss. Dont let the location sway your decision to visit.

Came in for a couple sushi rolls and beer with my girlfriend. Great little spot for a date. Both servers/​hostess had an amazing personality and kept things even more enjoyable for us. Highly recommend the ‘sexy girl’ roll if you’re a fan of cream cheese. Only complaint is that there should be an option for a side of fried rice instead of having to order the entire entrée. Will definitely be back

Found our hole in the wall near home. Our first visit, noticeably very popular spot with lots of diversity, young, old, families, ethnicity always spells good food. They did not disappoint. All items fresh, wife and son had wonton soup and Chicken Fried Rice, I had Siam stir-​fry with Shrimp. All veggies we very fresh, no goupy sauce, spiced just right. Very friendly staff. This is a keeper.

I waited so long for the order to come I should have walked out. Understaffed. Friday 8 PM
Go elsewhere.
I asked for a little hot vegetable stir fry and it was nearly too hot to eat.
We waited about an hour for stirfry. I think that speaks for itself.

I love this place! My son introduced it to me! I never thought I would find a good sushi place in North FT. Myers! service is very good! Prices are fair. No complaints I go at least once a month now.

Taste great and is cheap very good sushi good environment really fits the theme of the restaurant

How long does it take to make a seafood red curry and a beef/​baby corn entrée? Well over an hour, apparently. The food itself was good, but maybe it just seemed that way because I was starving from waiting so long.

As a review of a sushi place, I would say — eh, not so much. Tempura items were great. We saw some of the Thai dishes that others were ordering –and we will be back to test those out! Prices were good…

We had the all you can eat sushi. Don’t bother, order off the menu. The service was slow until the sushi cook came out and help our sever, he was better than she was. I will not be back for the all you can eat sushi, but would try something off the menu.

We eat there every week. The food is always excellent. Fresh rolls and vegetable soup are the best. Service is always friendly.

Here is my 2 cents on the food.
First the sweet tea. The tea is a Thai version of american sweet tea. It sweet but has a flavor unique to Thailand. Free refills. Its good.
Eggs rolls were crispy and hot. Side sauce was sweet.
I decided on scallops and the entrée Pring Khing. It was very good but there should have been more scallops. I was given a choice of 4 different hot spices. BE Warned Folks of Florida DO NOT try this. Your palette is not ready for these. They were wonderfully Delicious and make you sweat. It would make everyone just cry. But I loved the choices.
Over all a good place to eat.
Now some chit chat. Its a rainy Tuesday. 12 PM or so. I had stopped in 3 other eateries. Open signs on, no one around. I left frustrated. I used my new GPS. It led me here. A good choice. Located in a stripped mall near other places,(bbq– smoking wood is overwhelming) My server Criss was outstanding. Very attentive. If you are a big sushi fan a LONG list of sushi available.
Good décor good place.
Give it it a try.

Stopped in for lunch while visiting the Ft Myers area. I got the Pad Thai, which was average. The Thai tea was overly sweet. However, the service was good and the restaurant was clean, although the décor was nothing special. Prices were decent-​$ 7.95 for most lunch items. They apparently have an all you can eat sushi lunch special for $ 18 if that’s your thing.

When I first moved to Florida I use to come here all the time. Atleast once a week, that’s how bad I had it for this place here lol. Whelp now it’s been about two years since I dined here and I must say nothing has really changed (maybe a little smaller portion). Same owners, same great server and same amazing scrumptious food. Wow it feels like I never left this place, I can’t believe I waited so long to return here. Goodness what was I thinking?
Thanks for remaining consistent!!! I’ll be back soon!

I wasn’t sure I could get good sushi in Florida. But I was pleasantly surprised to find the sushi here was very good. The service was good and the prices were reasonable. I am now a fan and will be returning. We had their California, Spider, and Salmon rolls.

Hands down, INCREDIBLE sushi! VERY clean, fresh. Which is important! Family owned and operated. I love it here and have been a patron for years. Highly recommend trying.

All you can eat sushi everyday!

Consider me bias because I am good friends with the family however this place is the best! I live in downtown with closer places for me to go but none compare to the freshness of Siam. I order a salad every time because the dressing is perfect. You cannot go wrong with the fresh rolls, spring rolls, sushi, curry & thai dishes.
do not let the strip mall lower your expectations, the décor is cute, clean, fresh, and inviting. The Owner/​Dad/​Husband of the cook and staff is rolling fresh sushi (all you can eat is offered too!) at the bar and will come over and make sure your enjoying the visit.
Slow down and look around…
Don’t miss out!

Hole-​in-​the-​wall joints are such a luck of the draw… and we lucked out, kinda.
If you know West coast sushi, nigiri and sashimi – stay away from them here – you will be disenchanted from imagining all coastal areas have good sushi. They don’t. And this place is a reminder. That being said, if you aren’t spoiled with regards to sushi, this place has «good» stuff.
But, if you enjoy Japanese and Thai, stick to the dishes and you will be pleased! They have a variety, and are super friendly about accommodating changes and variations.

We went here based on a recommendation — and pretty positive Unilocal reviews. It had been a long day so despite the fact that we went in, we ordered food to go and had a drink while waiting
We were there for thai — so this review in no way reflects the quality of their sushi. At first glance, I was a little thrown off that there was no yellow curry… to me that’s a pretty standard issue at any thai place. They had red, massaman, etc — but no yellow. Well, there goes my plan.
All in all, for foodsumables:
— Pad Thai w/​Shrimp — (usually my go to dish if I’m not in the mood for a yellow curry, or, in this case, if they don’t have it.) It was okay. I mean, I’ve had much better pad thai at some of the places I frequent up north… and I’ve had worse. It was much darker than I am used to (very dark red) and was drier than I would have liked. (I’ll chalk up some of the dryness to the fact we took it home and I ate it +/​-​15 minutes after it was cooked)
— Tom Yum Goong Soup — Not as spicy as some I’ve had (not a bad thing) and it had many of the right elements, but was a little oilier than I am used to. Good, but nothing crazy good.
— Thai Spring Rolls — Good, crunchy.
— Thai Vegetables w/​Jasmine Rice — This meal wasn’t mine, but I took a taste and it was actually really good — veggies were crisp and the sauce wasn’t overwhelming.
In any case, the food was decent. I’d be happy to go back and try something else off the menu.
Oh yeah — portions. Big. We have half of each dinner left and half of my soup, and that will be lunch tomorrow. A little water and a few minutes in the microwave and I’m sure my pad thai will warm up just fine.

We did indeed happily return to this restaurant. We had an appetizer of Siam Fresh Rolls (2) that was delicious; it is essentially all vegetables like carrots & daikon in a thin wrapper served with a peanut sauce. For lunch we had a Chicken Curry (panang) and Pad Kee Mao. Both were excellent, and the servings were ample.
I think the food here is worthy of 5 STARS, however everything else is in the 3 – 4 star range, such as décor & service.