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The Old Siam Thai Restaurant
Echte thailändische Aromen und großzügige Portionen in San Francisco.
4.2(5 Bewertungen)
Thai
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Echte thailändische Aromen und großzügige Portionen in San Francisco.
An der Adresse 201 Ellis St in San Francisco bietet das The Old Siam Thai Restaurant thailändische Küche mit großzügigen Portionen und freundlichem Service. Kritiker loben authentische thailändische Aromen und eine breite Speisekarte, von aromatischen Suppen und scharfen Nudeln bis hin zu Desserts wie frittierte Banane mit Nutella und Roti. Einige Gäste bemerkten gelegentliche Abweichungen von Authentizität oder bei der Zubereitung der Gerichte, aber insgesamt waren die Mahlzeiten schmackhaft und befriedigend.
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Genießen Sie traditionelle thailändische Gerichte wie Larb, Krapau und Pra Ram in einer gemütlichen Restaurantatmosphäre.
Eine Vielzahl fleischfreier Gerichte, die unterschiedliche Ernährungspräferenzen berücksichtigen.
Große Portionen, darunter Suppen in riesigen Schüsseln, ideal zum Teilen oder als Einzelportionen.
Genießen Sie süße Leckereien wie frittierte Banane mit Nutella und Roti-Rollen.
Kühl serviert in vorgekühlten Gläsern, um Ihre Mahlzeit zu ergänzen.
If you’re looking for authentic Thai food, you should definitely go. The flavors are truly Thai. Personally, I didn’t love it, but that’s mainly because I’m not really a fan of Thai food in general. Objectively, I think they serve good-quality food. We also ordered soup, and they brought a very large bowl. It was more than enough even for two people, and it tasted good.
The Old Siam Thai Restaurant – High Hopes, Disappointing Reality We came to The Old Siam Thai Restaurant with high expectations. San Francisco is a city that often excels in Asian cuisine, particularly South and Southeast Asian fare, and the restaurant’s venerable name suggested a place of tradition and authenticity. Unfortunately, our hopes were dashed once we encountered the reality. The servers were friendly and accommodating, and the kitchen does offer some vegetarian options. However, the dishes bore little resemblance to authentic Thai cuisine—about as far removed as Chinese-American or Italian-American food is from its culinary roots. The flavors were bland, and more concerning, key elements of Thai cooking were missing altogether. A clear example was the larb salad we ordered. A proper larb must include the distinctive crunch and flavor of toasted rice grains, an essential ingredient in the dish. Here, there were none. What we received was simply a chopped salad wearing the name of a venerable Northern Thai specialty but lacking its defining characteristics. For what we paid, the experience was underwhelming and far from the authentic Thai meal we had anticipated. San Francisco has many wonderful spots for genuine Thai cuisine—sadly, based on our visit, this was not one of them. As ordinary consumers, we are not paid or compensated in any way for this review. We hope the restaurant takes this feedback to heart and returns to the traditional flavors its name suggests.
The food was very fine, truly authentic. The only minor disappointment was that it had pepperoni in the dish. I noticed that this is standard in Thai meals in America, and it was also added to the Krapau last time. It's a shame, American, after all. I picked it out and put it away, anyway it was really delicious nonetheless. My dessert was also superb. 😎❤️🫶👍
Had the Pra Ram (#70) the beef was kind of tough. But the sauce tasted good. Had a lot of vegetables included with it. Fried Rice with egg was really sticky.
Came here after a word of mouth recommendation and we weren’t disappointed. Cold beer in a pre-chilled glass 🍺 delicious soup (boat sized portions) 🚤 spicy chicken noodles 🍜 and to finish off some deep fried banana, Nutella and roti rolls! Generous portion sizes (surprisingly!) and friendly service.
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