Siam Cafe

Siam Cafe Restaurant Reviews:

One of My Old Standbys August 24, 2007 Food Service Atmosphere Cleanliness Overall        This is one of my regular lunch spots. The food is consistent, the vast majority of the servers are pleasant, and the atmosphere is casual and comfortable. My favorite item, by far, on the menu is the goi cuon (spelling?). It's a rice paper roll (like an egg roll but not fried) filled with rice noodles, bean sprouts, shrimp, pork, cucumber, and lettuce. It's almost guilt-free and extremely satisfying. It is an appetizer, but sometimes I just order two servings and have this for my whole meal. At $2.95 per order, this is really cheap lunch. The pad thai is excellent. When I do take out, an order of pad thai is a necessity. A really cool thing about this restaurant is the live fish tanks. I'm not a big fish person, but I have had the traditional steamed fish here. It was interesting. The fish comes out with it's scales, head, and tail. It's a bit intimidating but really a fun experience (although pricey, ~ $27 for a large fish, can't remember what kind, bass maybe?) Oh, and this isn't technically a Chinese restaurant, you won't find egg rolls here. There are some "Chinese" dishes, but this is actually a Vietnamese and Thai restaurant. So if you're looking for specific Chinese dishes, you may be disappointed. Review By: Julie From North Olmsted

I am for Siam!!! August 13, 2007 Food Service Atmosphere Cleanliness Overall        I am Asian, and I love this place!!! The food is always fresh, and delicious, let alone...abundant! Prices are affordable too! The atmosphere can be noisy during the weekend, and on a Friday night it's practically packed, but the food is worth it! The staff has always been friendly, and fast. Just make sure to let them know, if you're in a hurry, and they'll accomodate. I've never been disappointed! It's a fun place to be....if you're hungry!!! Review By: Anonymous Review From: Cleveland

Best of Chinese October 26, 2006 Food Service Atmosphere Cleanliness Overall        First off, Siam Cafe is my favorite chinese restaurant. I have not tried their Thai menu all that much, but for chinese, they consistently serve up fresh and tastey food! If you are unsure what to order, you are best going with a group and trying out their group special from the Chinese menu. You won't be sorry. They have a variety of chinese tea for you to drink with your meal. Review By: Carleton From Broadview Hts

June 03, 2005        The large, open dining rooms of local favorite Siam Cafe are sure to be packed at lunch, but this doesn't keep the downtown and East Side office types from trying to snag a table. The menu here is the draw, not the atmosphere, and Siam Cafe offers enough choices to make return visits necessary. The lunch menu is a (slightly) abbreviated version of the huge dinner menu, which offers Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese dishes under the headings of soup, lobster and crab, seafood, poultry, fish, frog, beef and pork, vegetable and bean curd, casserole, rice and noodle soup (just to name a few). Our recommendation? Go with a large group and share - unless, that is, you want to keep the spiced beef with jellyfish all to yourself. Less adventurous eaters will do well here, too, as standards such as pork lo mein and sweet-and-sour chicken are also available. Review By: