Siam Village Thai Restaurant

Larb Gai was very good and fresh. Soup and dessert were nice too however, the mains were overpriced. $ 20 curry and it doesn’t come with rice? Plan spending $ 100 for a (2) person dinner.

Great service and the food was served fast. The red curry with rice was delicious and a good deal at $ 10.50 for lunch. Wait time on the order was less than 5 minutes.

I would never have expected to find such a nice Thai restaurant at Pinewood. But I have been pleasantly surprised by Siam Village.
I’m one of those people who really seeks out the best curries. I’m not too fussed about other Thai dishes. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll wolf down bucketload after bucketload of pad thai, but it’s the curries that keep me interested in a restaurant. The curries at Siam Village are excellent. I usually grab the massaman curry with beef. If you know the dish, you’ll know that the potatoes in that dish can really seem a bit underdone at many restaurants. Haven’t had that experience here. They’re exactly as you would hope.
The décor is really quite nice. Although the furniture itself is dark, the whole restaurant seems quite light and airy. I really like the place and will be going back very soon.

Siam Village remains one of my top Thai restaurants in Melbourne. I have been there so many times and I have never been disappointed. The prices are very reasonable, especially for the quality and size of the serving you receive. The curries are spot on flavour wise. They are not too hot, and have the perfect balance of heat, sweet and sour. The meat is top notch too. My favourite dish is the pad thai. The combination of spices, fish sauce, noodles and vegies is perfect, and I am always left full. There is usually enough left over for lunch the next day too, and it is just as good reheated.