Siam Nara Thai Cuisine

I just had Christmas Eve dinner here with my family. We had reservations but maybe there was some miscommunication over the phone because they couldn’t find us in the system. Despite this, they were still able to seat us. Service was prompt, especially considering how busy they were and the size of our group (13 total). Everyone really enjoyed the food, especially the rainbow shrimp and the tom yum soup. The restaurant was also very festive. Thank you for a delicious and memorable holiday dinner!

My family and I were in the neighborhood and craving Thai food. Luckily we found Siam Nara Thai Cuisine. It was our first time eating here and we had a great experience. We had lunch here during the week so it wasn't terrible busy. Although, there was only 1 person for table service so for him it was busy. There was a large party of about 10 people and 2 other tables with several customers including my family of four. We ordered spicy green beans with prawns, pad thai and FBI. However,we started with dessert first. It was so delicious! As well as the entrees.

Upon entering, you’ll be transported beyond your daily worries and routines. Allow yourself to really cherish the beauty they’ve put into the atmosphere and the love they put into the food! I recommend the Tom Yum soup (add wide rice noodles!) and mango desert sticky rice. Lott, the owner, is always a pleasure and truly cares about the quality of your experience and the community she serves. Can’t say enough good things about this Thai restaurant!

Presentation of each dish was beautiful and colorful. Panang Curry with Shrimp was very scrumptious. They bring it to your table in a hotpot like container. The shrimp was cooked perfectly. Not dry or overcooked, but tender and juicy. Would definitely order again. Pad Thai combination version was flavorful too, but the chicken was a little dry for me. I would order the Pad Thai again because of it's flavor, but not combination style. Probably with seafood or mock duck. Salmon fried rice was average. Didn't care much for the Suree's Platter Sharing Plates. Cost maybe pricey. However, for the ambience, decor, beautiful food presentation, and most of all flavorful scrumptiousness, it was worth it to me. The finishing touch was, of course, the dessert, called "FBI" (a crispy fried banana with coconut-pineapple ice cream). I would make the 30 minute drive anytime.

Love this place. The golden triangles (potato wonton) was very good. Crispy edges and soft potato center. My wife ordered the Tom Kha Kai soup. It had a hint of lime that was very complimentary to the creaminess. I ordered the Pad Thai which did not disappoint. Beautiful atmosphere and wonder service. Would recommend if you are in the area.