Siam Delight

Finally the Pad Thai I have been looking for. I tried all the spots in Salem with no luck. Siam Delight’s Pad Thai was perfect. Their menu is extensive and everything looks good. The service was wonderful. Very sweet staff and very attentive. I cannot wait to go back! Also the wine is super cheap at 3.50 a glass! The crab Rangoon appetizer was filled with crab goodness!

Best Thai food around. Great portions. We always get takeout so I can’t speak about the waitstaff but everyone I’ve dealt with there has been very friendly. Food is usually out pretty quick. I just wish it wasn’t such a nightmare to get from Danvers to Beverly during rush hour. I’d go more often if there wasn’t so much traffic.

3.00 for a bottle of Harpoon AND amazing drunkin noodles to boot! Great service and food. A gem in Beverley!

Don’t let the exterior fool you, the food and service here was worth coming back again. Beers are cheap, food is of good quality and there’s lots of it.
I ordered the wrapped shrimp rolls to start; can’t remember the name. 5 pieces and quite large arrived at the table. Portion is enough for two, but when my chicken Panang curry came out of the kitchen I started to worry. It is a large portion and more than enough for two; even the. You may have left overs.
Curry was moldy spicy with great flavor.
I’d definitely recommend.

I have been going here since they opened once or twice a week and I can’t say I ever had a bad meal or experienced rude staff the owners are so friendly and the staff are great they go out of their way to make sure you have a great meal I tell them what I like in my pad tie or stir fry and they make it the way I like it I think I’ve tried everything on the menu over the year’s they have been in business I can’t say a bad thing about this restaurant one of my favorites I would give it 10 star’s if I could you have to try this place excellent food and always fresh

OK food. Worst service.
They don’t even deserve one star.
The skinny old lady w/​glasses there has a serious mental problem. If you go there and meet her, ask for another server. Trust me. She will make your day a worst nightmare. All we wanted was spoons and she began to preach a long sermon in front of us. OMG!
Won’t go ever again. Never ever ever again.

We thought we would try something new tonight. We walked in to a somewhat confusing entry and one of the diners said to wait there to be seated. After a really long time, we were finally seated. And to answer your question, no it wasn’t busy. There were plenty of open tables. So, we were finally seated only to be ignored some more. After many more minutes, we knew that it was not going to be a good experience so we left. I don’t think anyone noticed. We briefly considered phoning in our order from the table. It did look like take out has a priority over dining in.

Went to Siams last night with my GF and her friends. Never been to a Thai restaurant before! It was a nice place that seemed to do a lot of takeout. I had to order the Thai beer. Wasn’t a fan probably. The food was good though everyone liked there meals. Fresh ingredients lots of vegetables and rice. prices were pretty good. One criticism was the server. She seemed to be in a bad mood. Like she didn’t want us there. Maybe just a bad day. Everyone gets those.

I’ve lived in 4 states and traveled all over the U.S. I always seek out Thai when I travel because it’s my favorite. I’ve even had it in England and Canada. This is still the best Thai food I have ever had by far. Everything is amazing!

We’ve been coming here for years. Best Thai food on the North Shore and we’ve tried most of them. If you enjoy Thai food and live in the area, this is the place to go.

On a bad day they’re still my favorite Thai food. At their best, I can’t imagine food tasting better than this. I have gone there literally hundreds of times over the last decade.
I was stunned by the existence of any 1 or 2 star reviews at all. Out of the 300+ (and that’s being conservative) times I’ve eaten there, I’ve been disappointed few enough times to count on one hand. That’s a damn good average. I’ve always found their service to be amazing as well as the food. Granted I went for lunch most of the time and can’t speak with as much certainty about dinner, but I have found the food is usually ready in 10 minutes or less.
Here is a list of my recommendations:
Sweet and Spicy Duck
Duck Pad Cha
Night Magic
Drunken Chicken
Red Snapper Fresh Chili
Pad Thai
Choo Chi, Duck or Salmon
Spicy Squid
Thai Rolls
Bangkok Wings
Tom Yum Soup

Extremely bad service and the waitresses are unprofessional. We ordered a take out which we were told it would be ready in 35 minutes. we were there after 40 mins and they have not even cooked my order yet! We ended up waiting for over an hour for our take out food. They could have told us it would take longee when we arrived but instead they took our credit card to charge and left us waiting. Got no «sorry for waiting». Unbelievable.

i so wanted to enjoy… but it did not taste like thai to me, and to the girl, it was ‘ah ok’
the taste was bland, and it felt like typical chinese food instead… they do have a lot of parking available (that’s a positive)

Apps we tried were ok, though I probably won’t get them again– tempura veggies and chicken wings. The pad thai and massaman curry we ordered were very good and the portions are large!

Great Thai food! And who doesn’t love great Thai food?
My personal favorite is the chicken gaprow. I ask for it on the milder side and it is just as spicy as I can handle (one of the spiciest dishes). The flavors in all the dishes are really great and powerful.
My only small complaint is the service, especially when I’m picking up. I guess they are just super busy. Often I call a few times– no answer– so I just go in to place my order. A little annoying.

Sharing a wall with a dry cleaner, this modest eatery has served quality food for a long time. The staff are courteous and efficient. A great place to become a regular.

While visiting my daughter on the North Shore she suggested we eat Thai. I was a little skeptical based on the location, but this was some of the best Thai food I have ever had! The portions are large and very flavorful. The hot & spicy shrimp soup was delicious, the pad thai had a light sweetness, and the yellow curry was quite potent, but so good.
The service is good, and very authentic. They also have a variety of Thai tea with or without boba.

I’ve dined in and got take out at different times. They can be a little slow for the takeout. The service could be a bit better at times, but i havent had any bad experiences as of yet.
The food is great though. The Golden Triangles, i think they were called, were okay, but could use a little more flavor. There are many great items on the menu, but many include shrimp. When I asked if they could make something without the shrimp, I was declined. So, that limits the menu for me, since i detest shrimp. However, the Chicken Fever is think it was called… is incredible! The inflexibility with the other items no longer matter, as now I only want the Chicken Fever. It is spicy, though, so be warned. It’s got a fair amount of curry in it. The beef satay is great too. The cucumber salad could use a little work though. Regardless of what you order, i recommend trying something with the pineapple sauce. It is unique, sweet, and delicious.
The décor is a little dated, but tidy and pleasant. It’s in an easily accessible spot on a main street, though lot parking is limited, so you may have to park on the street. At lunch time, i usually have to park at my work across the street (BHS), and walk back over. The lot is shared with the cleaners next door, who claim most of the spots.

Never, ever again.
I hate to slam a local restaurant, because I’m a huge fan of my hometown and I love to keep it in the neighborhood, but this place is just awful.
Came on a Friday night for a dinner with a friend of mine who loves all things Asian (Andrew consider yourself called out). I was trying to eat SOMEWHAT healthy, so I passed on an adult beverage and had water.
Let me back up a bit. I came in at 9:30pm — place was totally empty. I sort of stalled by the front door, unsure of whether to seat myself or wait to be seated. After a few minutes I wandered over to the dining room area and the server — who was sitting at a table, on her phone or reading or something — said «how many?» to which I replied «two». She said, «ONE?!» and I held up two fingers. She waved me to the table that I was already near, so I sat down. Not the best first impression.
Back to the meal: I ordered the garden salad, which comes with a peanut dressing. The least eventful salad I’ve ever had. A chunk of lettuce lopped off the head (I like a wedge, but that wasn’t it), with sad, pre-​cut tomatoes and a sprinkle of carrots. The dressing was served HOT. HOT! HOT dressing on my salad. WTF? It wasn’t very good to boot.
Then I ordered the «vegetable gyoza», and my friend ordered some kind of noodle dish. I also got a diet coke — served in a can, on the table, for $ 1.50. Both meals came out SO hot they burned our mouths. The soy sauce was watery and tasteless, and my gyoza was inedible. The flavor was just gross. I had one and left the rest. When the waitress came to get our plates, rather than ask how the food was, or if everything was okay, she asked if I wanted to wrap up my dinner. I found that to be a bit presumptuous given that I ate ¹⁄₁₀^th of it and didn’t look pleased.
The waitress was bored throughout the meal and literally could not be bothered to even try to give good service. When I ordered the gyoza, she said «I don’t know if we have that hold on» and called into the kitchen, where the other woman called into the back, and then called back and then phone tagged back to our waitress who told me «ya, we have it». Never offered to refill our glasses, and I had to request our appetizer plates be removed when the dinner plates came.
Service, food, and overall experience not good. Won’t be back.

I met my cousin for lunch this week at Siam Delight, because we happened to both be in the area, and she was in the mood for Thai.
There was no wait since we arrived fifteen minutes after they opened, and from start to finish, our meal was delightful. We didn’t order wine or beer, but we did look at the menu for fun, and everything was SO CHEAP! $ 3-​$ 4 for wine and beer? Holy Moses.
We ordered Shrimp in a Blanket for an appetizer, and it was great. We weren’t expecting them to be deep fried, but no one had to twist our arms to finish the five of them. Loved the Sweet Chili sauce. For lunch, we shared the Noodles on the Beach, which was amazing. The wide rice noodles were cooked perfectly and there were a ton of veggies, which I loved. It was spicy and tasted great. I would definitely order that again.
The server was forthcoming with lemon water, and while the décor didn’t have an Asian flair, the music playing was more authentic, which I always appreciate. The storefront leaves something to be desired, but it was comfortable inside, and the lunch cost $ 16.00.
Done and done.