Review

"The Spices of Bangkok Brighten the Palates of this Ballard Neighborhood ... The menu is very affordable... with ample portions and bright, colorful presentations."
Seattle Times, John Hinterberger

"What's distinguishing Thai Siam are those desserts plus some other very fine dishes with clear, fresh flavor."
Seattle P.I., Jonathan Susskind

"Thai Siam on Crown Hill: Big Smiles, Satisfied diners."
Seattle Press, Keith Johnson

"Thai Siam, a Crown Hill Restaurant in which neighborhood residents can be delighted."
P.C.C. Sound Consumer, Showna Lee

"We were impressed with your generous community fundraising and outreach efforts to benefit local charities and provide meals to the needy."
Pacific Northwest Good Works Awards

"Thai Siam is a very popular neighborhood spot, exceptional Thai Desserts including black sticky rice."
Seattle Times, John Hinterberger

"Thai Siam is one of the best Thai restaurants in Seattle."
Seattle Times/P.I., Cyndi Meegher

"Thai Siam serves great garlic prawns and the best selection of Thai sweets in town."
The Seattle Weekly, Eric Sciquiano

"Thai Siam is going strong thanks to good food, quality service and a family atmosphere among the owner and staff."
Ballard News Tribune, Dean Wong

Feb 17, 2006
This Week's Best Bite: Thai Siam... from the Seattle PI

August 15
Benefit Dinner for homeless in our community Vhanthip (Nancy) Phokayasupatt, is the owner of Thai Siam, a local restaurant committed to helping those in need... from Seattle's Union Gospel Mission

August 18, 2002
Ovarian Cancer Patient Opens Her Restaurant and Raises $17,000 for the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research....from Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research

Nov 14, 2001
The hot 100: Seattle's 100 hot dishes The tom yum goong at Thai Siam : The galangal root, lemon grass, and peppers... from Seattle Weekly

Sep 06, 2000
Thai Siam at 8305 15th Ave. NW is one of the hidden jewels of Seattle....more from Seattle Press

Apr 25, 1993
East Meets Ballard -- Thai Siam Is A Neighborhood Place That Crosses Borders... from Seattle Times