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Simple eatery offering Thai favorites from mild to spicy in a strip-mall setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2509 Jackson Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Phone: (734) 665-2571
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Old Siam by Siam Kitchen closing permanently due to COVID …
ANN ARBOR, MI — The Old Siam by Siam Kitchen has announced it is closing permanently due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Old Siam by Siam Kitchen – Ann Arbor Observer
Ann Arbor’s first Thai restaurant opened in Westgate in 1981. The Dhitirojana family’s aim was to offer local diners authentic versions of Thai home cooking.
Reviews
Loc Duong
Having been in different Thai restaurants, but these Thai foods are beyond excellent and well-making. These are in a Tup Tim order, which is for two people. It is all combined well. Nice staff, cozy place, and great location! Totally satisfied.
… moreKimmy M
The flavors of our food were very good! We enjoyed it all very much. The pad Thai was more sprouts and chicken than noodle. The curry was quite hot, and the spring rolls were nice and crispy.
… moreXueting Wu
Oh the dishes are so authentic Thai, something really hard to find in Michigan, and very unpretentious as well. Ordered the Drunken Noodles and Super Pad Thai, both very good. They’ve been here at the same location for more than 40 years. Will definitely frequent for more enjoyment! Right now they offer takeout only, so no idea about the service level, but I bet the owner is very proud of this restaurant.
… moreJosiah
We have been going here for 10+ years and have always had great experiences. The food is always nourishing, fulfilling, and phenomenally made, and the owners are always happy to see us. They go to Thailand every year (which also allows their dishes to be kept up-to-date), and whenever I go to another Thai place, it’s not the same as here.
Great service, great owners, and amazing food.
… moreGreat service, great owners, and amazing food.
Francis Esmonde-White
The food at this restaurant is extremely tasty. They also have very good Thai iced tea. There is a consistent level of customers, and they’re not often full. Expect to pay 12-20$ for lunch.
The hours are a bit limited. Note that they are also closed Sunday and Monday.
The decorations are beautiful, and it’s a great layout. The tables up front are very bright, while the tables in the back are very cozy and have much dimmer lighting.
The walls haven’t been repainted for a long time, so that could use some touch ups.
… moreThe hours are a bit limited. Note that they are also closed Sunday and Monday.
The decorations are beautiful, and it’s a great layout. The tables up front are very bright, while the tables in the back are very cozy and have much dimmer lighting.
The walls haven’t been repainted for a long time, so that could use some touch ups.
Fernando Rojo
If you want the best Thai food in Ann Arbor, this is the place. The Pad Thai is delicious, authentic, and spicy. Every dish I’ve had over the years has been great.
Most of its bad reviews here are due to the service. I personally care much more about a restaurant’s food than its service. And given the quality of Old Siam’s dishes, I think you should too.
… moreMost of its bad reviews here are due to the service. I personally care much more about a restaurant’s food than its service. And given the quality of Old Siam’s dishes, I think you should too.
Michigan Native
Excellent Phad Thai. Good portions. Great lunch specials under $10.00. My meal (Phad Thai), was $11.00 with just water, but it was cooked well, tasted great and was a large plate.
Minor drawback for those who care, fountain soda is $2.00 and the menu says no refills. Not a huge issue, but putting that out there.
Service was prompt, friendly, and helpful. We were served very quickly. Food was hot and vegetables seemed fresh. Place was really clean.
Will absolutely go back here, as this was my first time. All 3 others who were with me for lunch said they loved their meals. Give this place a look.
… moreMinor drawback for those who care, fountain soda is $2.00 and the menu says no refills. Not a huge issue, but putting that out there.
Service was prompt, friendly, and helpful. We were served very quickly. Food was hot and vegetables seemed fresh. Place was really clean.
Will absolutely go back here, as this was my first time. All 3 others who were with me for lunch said they loved their meals. Give this place a look.
JB M
Don’t go here. I’ve been going here for years since my mom first took me there in the 90’s. It was the best Thai in town for sure. NO MORE. We had take out there tonight and the Pad Thai was just AWFUL. No spice to it at all, very bland and tasted like a charbroiled burger – swear. The Tom Yung soup was also bland and had that same burnt taste to it. Lastly the veggie spring rolls – always a favorite – were literally dripping with grease and tasted bad. We threw it all out. Never again. Not sure what happened – change of ownership/management/chef. A pale shadow of what it used to be. Sad.
… moreMaki Lin
I have dined there a few times and it has always been passable but not great. For the price it is rather poor. The green Curry this time was bland and the chicken was tough and dry. I asked for a small amount of rice to top off what was left over and the would only sell me another full order.
I will never return here again. There are much better options for Thai in Ann Arbor, for a better price, and not as willing to insult me over 50 cents worth of rice.
… moreI will never return here again. There are much better options for Thai in Ann Arbor, for a better price, and not as willing to insult me over 50 cents worth of rice.
Jennifer Nielsen
We love Thai food and go to a number of places in metro Detroit. We ordered two dishes. One was a coconut curry dish which was spicy but lacked flavor and was 1/2 the portion at a typical Thai restaurant. The next was pad Thai chicken which was 1/3 of a portion we would get elsewhere. It also had zero flavor or spice and was very greasy.
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