Siam Garden Cafe

The food was great, but $125 for 2 people is a lot for just 1 appetizer, 2 meals, and 1 dessert. There's plenty of other thai places with just as good food for 1/2 the price. Also, service wasn't that great, never came back to check after dropping off food, and our water was empty the whole time. Great atmosphere, especially for a strip mall. Plenty of parking, although the front spots fill up, we parked on the roof and walked down.

Heard about this place for quite some time and decided to go with some coworkers. Had some of the BEST curry I've ever had in my life. Didn't take any pics because I ate it so fast. This place is definitely worth the stop to eat.

Walked in as two for lunch without a reservation and was seated after several minutes of deliberation from the woman seating customers. Tables seemed geared for 4-6 people groups during their lunch hour. The menu has lot of options and the portions are generous. We got the thai soup, a chicken platter and mango sticky rice. Everything was delicious.

My knowledge base is one dinner. I ordered Massaman Curry. What was presented tasted like massaman curry paste with a 50/50 mix of coconut milk and water. The potatoes were hard and tasteless. The dish did not feel carefully prepared. I usually like to leave positive reviews, but this was a disappointing dish compared to other versions of Massaman Curry I’ve had in Thailand and Australia. I think three stars is generous. My companion’s dish was equally unremarkable. On the positive side, service was friendly and quick and the restaurant had a good ambiance.

I’ve been coming here for six years, and while the food hasn't changed, the crowds have definitely grown. I was surprised to see it packed on a Tuesday night with people waiting outside. ​The atmosphere and service are fairly standard. Because they were in a rush, the staff missed some food crumbs on the seats and didn't wipe the table thoroughly. We ordered quickly to beat the rush from the group behind us. ​As for the food, the bone-in fried chicken is always a winner—tender, moist, and crispy. The Pad Thai is actually one of the closest versions I've had to 'real' Thai food (told by thai friend). I personally didn't care for the spring rolls or the beef in the green curry (I prefer chicken), but that’s just a preference. Everything we ordered feed 3 adults and 1 child. ​Prices are standard for Hawaii Thai spots. For spice, 'Medium' is my limit—it’s definitely an 'American Medium,' not 'Thai Medium.' I'll be back, though the parking setup and the location are a bit of a hassle.

I ain’t gona lie New York got good Thai but this BEAT it back by far here should have more reviews than Noi Thai cuisine , plain talk bad manners there trash compare to here and overpriced is good for the views , anyways yall gota come here for the food it’s proper get the drunken noodles and basil fried rice for sure drinks prices are good too I recomend anyone to come here it’s the best on the island I ate so far

Great food, very delicious for a reasonable price 🤤😍 we ate spring rolls , Basil fried rice, and curry as main dish and ordered boba taro warm dessert! Omg all we're great and we couldn't finished them all, we have left over for lunch 🤤🤤🤤 Recommended!!!

Siam Garden Cafe holds a special place in my heart as my favorite spot from when I was stationed in Hawaii over 10 years ago, and it’s just as incredible as I remember. I order the Jungle Curry, prepared medium with chicken, and Sticky Rice. It is vibrant and packed with flavor—the perfect blend of coconut milk, carrots, cabbage, lime leaf, and basil made for an incredibly smooth and comforting dish. I wish I knew the recipe because I haven’t been able to find Jungle Curry, or any Curry for that matter, that comes anywhere close. Consistently delivers authentic, flavorful dishes that transport me back in time. If you’re in Hawaii and craving Thai cuisine, this spot is an absolute must-visit!

The food here has been excellent for years. My fav dish is the drunken noodles. The ambience is Thai inspired with gold finishes. There is parking in front of the restaurant off Nimitz or under the building. I highly recommend them. FYI, they don't take reservations.

Haven’t been here in a while. Food is still delicious. Hubby got the ice Thai coffee, yellow chicken curry and chicken satay. I got the Thai pho and the spiciest papaya salad. Normally,we get our own because I like it spicy and hubby does like spicy food. This time the papaya salad was super spicy so I took it home and mix it with other stuff I had at home to balance out the spicy flavor. Server was nice and quick. Nice quiet place to dine in for dinner. It gets crowded around dinner time.