Siam Station | Thai Street Food

Brad B a month ago

The food was very undercooked, and also got in very late after the order. So I didn’t give the tip. The server literally yelled at me like “take carry out if you don’t want to tip” Few things, 1. First fix your food quality 2. You have some of the rudest staff with no basic etiquettes working in your restaurant 3. You are not entitled to get tips. Tip is a gesture of gratitude for good service. Overall, very horrible restaurant…

Brenda Garcia 2 months ago

A delicious cozy restaurant… the service was very inviting. They took our order and was out quite fast very hot and delicious as can be!! Finished the day with a mango sticky rice one of our favorite deserts in Thai restaurants… now we have a cozy place to stop by when in the area. We are from LA and this was an authentic Thai restaurant a gem found!!

PeterY129 4 months ago

Whenever we’re in Irvine and craving Thai food, Siam Station Thai Street Food is one of our go-to spots. We ordered the papaya pok pok salad, pad see ew with tofu, and spicy koong karee. The papaya salad was fresh, crunchy, and full of bright flavor with a nice balance of tangy and spicy notes. The pad see ew was satisfying with great texture, and the spicy koong karee had a rich curry flavor with a nice kick. Overall, a consistently tasty spot worth visiting.

Elias Bayati a year ago

I bookmarked this restaurant over a year ago, and I’m glad I finally decided to visit after a recent craving for Thai cuisine—specifically green curry. I can confidently say it exceeded my expectations and has become my new favorite Thai spot. The green curry was exceptional—rich, aromatic, and deeply authentic. The fried rice was flavorful and perfectly balanced, and the orange chicken was delightfully crisp with just the right touch of sweetness. Every dish we tried reflected a clear attention to quality and detail. The service was equally impressive: the staff were genuinely warm, attentive, and professional. The environment was spotless and welcoming, enhancing the overall dining experience. Perhaps most notably, the noodles were among the best I’ve had anywhere in the U.S.—perfectly cooked with a texture and flavor that spoke to culinary expertise. There’s nothing I would change about this restaurant, I just wish they had bigger place and more tables. it delivers on every front

HaviTV a year ago

we had lunch at Siam Station – Thai Street Foods. The food was flavorful and authentic. The mushroom soup was light yet aromatic, with a nice balance of herbs and spices – perfect as a starter. The pad noodle was savory and satisfying, with just the right amount of sauce and a nice smoky wok flavor. The atmosphere was cozy and casual, and the service was fast and friendly. A great spot for a tasty and quick Thai lunch!