Siam Thai in Dublin

Place has fresh food and tasty options.

Great food with high quality ingredients. The standard is high every time that we visit. We were served by a wonderful waiter named Gabriel.

Decor dated but 5he food is first rate

Cannot fault the food it's amazing, tastes and looks fantastic, the service on the other hand wasn't great very slow, had to ask 3 separate servers for my cousins drink and ketchup for her, it took 30 minutes to get it, we felt that the staff were purposely avoiding our eye contact when trying to call a server. I always tip but absolutely refused to after the experience we had

The food is generally nice and the atmosphere good. In past year or so the place has gone down hill and the owners don’t seem to care. The decor has seen better days and the seating is uncomfortable and needs replacement.

Excellent food and courteous staff

Ordered the Jumbo prawn for starter, was very disappointed as it was as flat as a pancake, I've seen others order it and a lady in front of us also order it where the prawn had curled up and expanded after been cooked, I wanted to send it back but it was my daughters birthday and didn't want to upset her, I was also charged an additional €4 for the privilege. I'm surprised they let it go to our table as we were returning customers from a bad experience which they were aware of. The restaurant does need some tlc the chairs were really in bad condition, an over haul of the interior is needed.

Good Thai, prices slightly above average, but overall the quality justifies them.

Positives: The main course was lovely. I got a Duck Green Curry and it was delicious and nicely spicy. The service was great, with the staff being attentive and friendly. The main course also cane really fast, which was great. Regarding atmosphere, I loved the general feel of the place, and the music that was playing was very much to my taste - moslty indie music. Negatives: It was expensive, but that was fine for the most part, because the main course was so good and the high price of drinks is rarely a surprise anymore. However, I was a bit annoyed at the tiny amount of chocolate brownie that was served to me for €8.95. I thought it was expensive, but I was OK to pay it, assuming I'd get a brownie of around the usual kind of size that most restaurants would serve. But when they brought it out, I couldn't believe how small the serving was. I didn't say anything because I didn't want to make a fuss. But I really do think it is something you should think about changing. Overall: Mostly positive. Good overall experience. Pity about the desert.

This is a large restaurant at the Dundrum shopping centre. Good atmosphere and service. The food looks good, but it was bland. There was lack of seasoning and also no chilli; overall, we had the feeling that this was food for European palates and really very different from the food we had in Thailand or other Thai restaurants.