Siam Garden

Just visiting and so happy we stopped in. It’s a little whole in the wall but the food is amazing.

Best Thai on this side of town, hands down. It’s not in the best of areas but it is by far one of the best and a must try.

My husband and I love this place. Food is amazing. Its always fresh & hot. The only downfall to this restaurant is the size & lack of workers. The room gets packed during lunch & there’s only one young lady working as the hostess, server, buser & cashier. Im surprised they don’t have her tasked as a cook as well. Either way, she does a great job and the food is great. Highly recommend (but not during the lunch rush if it is your first time)

Thai Restaurant, Siam Garden in North Las Vegas. A great family run restaurant that had outstanding food and superb service for a very reasonable price.

If you’re a college student at CSN and you’re on a break, this is a great place to go. Good service, good food, nothing more you can ask for.

Great family owned restaurant! It’s very small, so don’t expect to house multiple people. Very polite server and hard worker. She checked up on my friends and I’s food. The lunch specials are very decent if you are student!

I love this place! It’s close to where I live and the food is amazing. I usually get Chicken on the Beach. It’s a cup of rice with grilled chicken on top and on the side is some salad. The waitress is so sweet and she sometimes does different dressings or add cookies or pretzels with the salad. Great family owned business. it’s very busy during lunch time but when I’ve gone around 1230-​130 and it was a decent amount of people but not packed.

Great hole in the wall! Military discounts on top of the cheap food. There’s only one waitress but the service is quick, they’re very friendly and consistent. Beat the lunch rush and get there at 11am. You’ll be wait for a table if you get there anytime after 11:15.

My favorite Thai place in Las Vegas period! Always fresh always flavorful!!! The waitress’s name is Bell… what a sweetheart!!! Don’t let the neighborhood fool you. There’s a great restaurant in that little strip mall.

Since my first review of this place, I have been a regular and every single time, dine-​in or take-​out, they are so consistently good that I decided to pop that 5^th star right in. Seriously, you can’t get better Thai home cooking than this in the valley. Wish they were open on weekends but I’ll tke what I can get, hours-​wise. Great, tasty, homestyle Thai here… never disappoints.

This is one of the best places to eat lunch in the NorthWest side of Vegas and only 3 miles from Nellis AFB. The food is great! Service is great! The Girl that runs the place is very nice and polite. We all know that the part of town is not the greatest and just know that the restaurant is small (only 10 about 10 tables), but it works. Good food, good service, and good price! The yellow curry with chicken is awesome! I have become a regular! Note: she’s only open M-​F 10:30am to 6:00pm. No weekends.

had good timing when i went with a friend and there was no wait to get a table. the area is sketchy, but the food was cheap and very delish. i will definitely go back!
(my smartphone’s map app took me into the trailer park. don’t do it. this place is on the main road.)

Love love love this place!!! I visit at least once a week! The pad Thai mmmmmmm so yummy! The yellow curry is OMG and Belle the server who I believe is the owner with her mom is awesome!!! She knows what you want before you want it

The best Thai food and service! Family owned business and the place is quite small but the waitress remembers you and knows what you like. I’ve been going for the past few years and EVERYTIME I walk in she asks if I want spring rolls because she knows they are my fav. The pad Thai is great but don’t be afraid to try the spicy eggplant dish as well as the mint chicken lunch special that comes with a soft drink for under $ 7. The pineapple fried rice is amazing as well.

A little whole in the wall restaurant in a bad area, but very popular amongst military folk. After word of mouth from a couple of friends I finally went and I was very satisfied with the place. As I walked in we were greeted by the owner. Who was so sweet, her prices were very cheep and the food was amazing. By far one of my favorite places in Vegas. I had the pork curry level 4 with a coke and springs rolls, all under $ 13.00.

Outstanding food at very reasonable prices. Our only complaint would be that they seem to be suffering a bit from their success. It’s a small place, by my count only nine tables, and when they are in the middle of the lunch time rush, every table is full with a few people waiting. There was only one waitress and she was doing her best, but she was understandably over extended.
Highly recommend this place, just arrive early at lunch time and be prepared for a bit of a wait.

I’m surprised that such place exists on this side of town. This whole time I was driving across town to get my fix on delish Thai food, I’m sort of mad I didn’t discover it sooner. I had Pad Thai and Red Curry and though the curry was a but spicier than anticipated, it was so delicious I still ate it :)! I’m definitely going to visit this place on a regular basis; it’s close to home, it’s delicious, and service was delightful!

This place is close-​ish to my office so it is a regular lunch stop. The food is absolutely fantastic! Everything. Pad-​Thai, wonton soup, red and yellow curry, mint pork all beyond delicious. Even the dessert sticky rice with mango, or roti… so good!
This mother-​daughter team work like crazy! To my knowledge it’s just the two of them both front and back of house. They are working non-​stop, but still take the time to be kind, funny and thoughtful.
The prices are also incredibly reasonable. A sit down lunch for two runs about $ 15, pretty amazing.
The only drawback is that it is TINY! Maybe seats 30, and is close to the Air Force Base, so around lunch time you’re lucky to get a seat!

I ended up here because it seemed to be the highest rated restaurant in the area.
I walked in and was surprised at how packed it was, most of the people dining were military and ordering the lunch special.
The girl working was running around frantically because she had too many duties. She was the waitress, hostess, food runner, and buser. She needs some help during the lunch rush.
I ordered the yellow curry which is usually a safe bet at any Thai restaurant. It came out piping out. Not very pleasant when you can’t even enjoy your food because it’s too hot to eat. The curry tasted pretty average, chicken was gummy which is pretty standard for a hole in the whole Thai restaurant, vegetables tasted fresh. One thing I did appreciate was the spice level scale being accurate. I ordered the level 2 which I was told was medium spice level. Usually when I ask for medium I get mild but the spice level of my curry was spot on.
Three stars for my waitress maintaining composure and friendliness while having to do everything except for cook.

Let me be clear up front that this restaurant’s food deserves the 5-​stars that so many give it. It’s great. But restaurants aren’t just about food.
Siam Garden is a logistical nightmare. A front of house that is only about 400 square feet coupled with far too many 4– topper tables seating parties of two translates into a very inefficient setup. Plus, there’s only one employee in the front of house so she’s serving as hostess, waitress, and cashier at the same time.
I arrived on a Tuesday for lunch at 11:50am. I was meeting two friends over our lunch hour. After a 20 minute wait, we were seated. Our drinks came within another 10 minutes and we placed our orders. And then we waited. At 12:45, with still no food, my friends asked to change their orders to «to go.» At 12:55, they had to leave without food. The food came out at 1:05pm, 75 minutes after arrival. I paid for all the food and left the restaurant at 1:15pm to deliver the food to my friends’ places of employment, a total of 85 minutes from the time I arrived. From the looks of the crowd, this was average for that lunch service. There were a lot of frustrated people.
Why 2-​stars? Mainly because Siam Garden’s hours are really lunch-​only. If you are a lunch-​only restaurant and it takes someone 80 minutes to get in and out, that’s not impressive. Is the food good? Yes, undoubtedly, but it makes little difference if the dining experience takes an hour and a half when you have only (ahem) a lunch hour.