Sushi Siam Morningside

Delicious! We tried 4 types of sushi and they were all great.
Service was ok, could have been a little nicer, we were with kids but the place was empty on our side.

Starting with the why only two stars — the quality to price ratio is whack. But it’s ok if you’re in the area and there’s no other choice.
Why? When I pay $ 13+ for a roll I expect quality fish and preparation. it’s just okay. Not bad, not good, not memorable. So it’s just a bit of a downer to realize you’re paying a premium for a non-​premium product. Small cuts of mediocre fish with dry, cold oldish rice. If I were paying $ 8 per roll well no biggie.
We’ve tried the nigiri and again this is just not the place for sushi. We ordered nigiri three times now to see if was an off night. Nope, just not great sushi period.
The Thai food was better. The pad Thai wasn’t awesome. Just passable but we really enjoy their soups. Creamy and tasty! When you ask for spicy, insist on spicy. For a Thai place they are rather on the heat.
Atmosphere: its better at night. The décor looks run down during the day. Super cute area and located next to Andiamo Pizza it’s nice fro date might bc it’s not loud. The only thing that drives me nuts is the crazy cold ac in the front room and the funky odor of cleaning chemicals when you walk in.
Service Is ok. They really like to clear before you and others in your party are finished though.
There’s potential here…

The food was subpar and not a place I would return. While service was good, the quality of sushi definitely not.

Sushi Siam is my new favorite for the famous Sushi boat. It has a lot of fresh variety and good tasting sushi. This place is a must!

The food was just okay. Nothing special or something I would go back for. I would not recommend this restaurant.

Food is good. Place is quiet enough to have a conversation with whomever is with you. Portions are a good size. Lunch specials are good and quickly delivered. I get take out from there often.

This is my second time coming to this Japanese restaurant, is very authentic and the staff is pretty nice. A bit slow but they where fine. Food is awesome and I love the plate presentation. The green tea ice cream wasn’t good at all, so please don’t order it!

La decoracion del sitio y la ubicacion es alejada del bullicio de la playa. Eso lo hace mas agradable. Fui tarde y habian muy pocas mesas ocupadas y por ello mismo el dinamismo del restaurante estaba lento. Pedimos 3 platos de los cuales solo llegaron 2. El sabor de los platos es muy bueno.

Love this location. Sat down outside to enjoy the ambiance. It took about 8 min for the server to come and assist us. He was server in training, but still, we waited a bit to order. I got the seaweed salad, edamame and 2 ikura sashimi. Nothing of which was cooked yet it took some time to get to table. Food was delicious. Just slow service.

Great food. Great Japanese noodle soup and the sushi was fresh. Good neighborhood spot. Cheap parking.

Went there on a Saturday night with a group of friends. Parking lot charges $ 0, or $ 3 or $ 4. depending on??? Mgmt, very pleasant and accomodating for our party of eight. Service was good, quick to bring new napkins and refill water. Not rushed, place is pretty with nice lighting. and outside seating too.
Extensive wine and Sake list but only one plum wine listed, and not one I liked. Many both Japanese and Thai items on the menu with both a– la– carte and dinner combinations.
I didn’t «love» what I ordered. Wasn’t bad in any way, just not memorable. and a tad on the pricey side, like interesting hosomaki rolls mostly in the mid to high teens. With the proliferation of Japanese/​Thai restaurants in So. FL, I find myself seeking memorable… Okay, understandably all restaurants are not «take-​my-​breath-​away epic experiences, ie: Zuma, but there are a few I’ve discovered that *wow* me. (not jaded yet!)
In fact, I look forward to going back to Sushi Siam to try their Thai menu.
PS.Delicious peanut salad dressing!

When craving a good Japanese, my gut always take me to the Siam. This Sushi place has been in the neighborhood since ever, and I must confess, never disappoints.
Last night I started with something out of my comfort zone: Aged tofu. Yes, I know… But for some inexplicable reason, this dish won my heart. It was so delicate and delicious I couldn’t believe I was eating, yes aged tofu (the name is just so unappealing, I will call it something else).
As a main sushi roll I had the veggie one. It was very good too. Full flavors, big portion, I must say. My no-​vegan friend had the tuna tartare and the salmon roll, and according to the empty plates, those were a winner combination as well
Service is consistently good at this restaurant. I keep coming back over and over.

Last Sunday, I came here for lunch with a few girlfriends. The place was fairly empty, so seating was plenty. The waitress took our drink orders as we looked over the menu. I was really excited about all the vegan and vegetarian options.
I ordered inari, a cucumber roll and vegetable tempura. I split the tempura with my friends. Before the meal, I also received a complimentary miso soup that does not use fish stock. The waitress confirmed this and said it was vegan.
Overall, the food tasted good and the service was fast. However, I felt slightly nauseous shortly after eating. The way I felt influenced me to bump it down to three stars though.

Great sushi place. Excellent service. Delicious Dragon roll and Miso soup.