Siam Dish

Great Thai food and service. The place looks date but clean. I will be back for more fries rice dishes.

tried this place on the whim. it is the best Thai food I’ve had in Redlands!!! my husband and son were very skeptical but the food won them over! and they can’t wait to come back and we live in the high desert!

We LOVE Siam Dish! I don’t ever go there to eat, the ambiance (or lack thereof) just kills it for me. So we always order to go or delivery and the food is just fabulous!!! We have eaten at every thai restaurant in every city we have ever lived or visited and Siam Dish definitely ranks in the top 3. The only negative thing I will say is that they are not consistent. There are days when the portion sizes are way smaller and the flavors are not as good, which is always sad but that happens maybe 10% of the time and the other 90% the food is just fabulous. We love the green curry (probably the best we’ve ever had) pad see ew, cashew nut chicken or tofu, pineapple fried rice, pad thai and drunken noodles. You do have to ask for spicy if you want the spice cooked in, usually the dishes are on the mild side which my kids appreciate. Don’t miss this hole in the wall treasure!

Love love love this place! Came here the whole 9months of my pregnancy and here I am 1 year later still eating it every week. Definitely a must try.

Their green curry is pretty good, but lacking in many key ingredients. The restaurant itself is aesthetically unpleasing, but if you wanna get take-​out, it works.

The food was fine but we ordered delivery (for 5 dishes from 6 minutes away) and it took 1 hour and 45 minutes to deliver to us. They had originally told us an hour and when we tried to to call after an hour and a half of waiting and they didn’t answer their phone. We tried calling 13 times over 15 minutes and every time got either a busy line or endless ringing. The delivery girl had no idea the order was even late. Very disappointing.

Very testy food and authentic! Portions where small for my liking and the prices are ok… Simple hole in the wall with absolute no character and bland but the food is good.

Price is right, good to go order service always ready in 10 or 15 minutes. Not the best quality but good for what you pay. Get the panang curry with chicken and extra potatoes. With a little extra spice. Pretty good!

Wonderful food, wonderful people, and, everything arrives to my front door warm and delicious. I could eat their food everyday!

Made a call last night asking how much their Pad Ti Eu was and the answer I got was $ 6.95, which I thought was a competitive price for dinner! So for lunch I stopped by and was charged $ 8.99 total ($ 7.95+tax+debit transaction fee). I didn’t argue in hopes it would be a large portion for what I paid, until I was disappointed. I’ve had better Pad Ti Eu so I’d suggest to grab a Thai lunch elsewhere, which are usually around $ 6.95 and in better portions.

Is this place still open? Yep hours says opens at 11:00a. It’s 5m past 11 and I don’t see anyone. 3 stars because open not yet being open if still in business.

Ordered to-​go (which seems to be the norm for this place). Nothing to write home about, typical fast-​food thai. I am a Pad Thai fan, but didn’t really care for theirs — it was rather dry and not very flavorful. My husband had the seafood combo which he enjoyed, and my nephew the shrimp fried rice which he said was pretty typical. Food was good, but I thought a bit pricey for the quality. It was ‘ok’, but not good enough to make it a regular place for us.

They refreshed their menu this year and added some AWESOME new dishes: the ginger soup with white fish is a must try, in fact so are all the newly added fish dishes. Siam Dish back on top for Thai food in Redlands!

M. and I have dined in twice and ordered for delivery once since discovering this place 2 weeks ago. We can’t get enough!
The Pad Thai is classic. The green curry, pumpkin curry, and EPT are all delectable. The spring rolls with peanut sauce are always fresh. And the fried sweet potatoes are a special treat (try dipping in the peanut sauce)!
In addition, Tanya has greeted and taken care of us very graciously both times we dined in. She brought out some hot pepper (which is made from the family’s own plant) so we could titrate to our preference. They make everything mild at baseline but you can ask for more spice, of course.
Delivery was pretty darn fast too — about 40min.
Overall a delicious, pleasant experience. We will be back… Maybe tomorrow.

The place looks like a hole in the wall restaurant but usually some of the best restaurants are. It’s nice and quaint. The quality of the food was awesome. I LOVED the pumpkin curry! It has a nice kick to it and very flavorful. No complaints here, I would definitely come back for more. :)

Only gave this place 3 stars… Coulda been 4 but I ordered spring rolls… lol…while the rolls weren’t bad they weren’t great and the peanut sauce was a lot more peanutier and sweeter than I woulda wanted… On the other hand the pumpkin curry was delicious! Creamy, flavorful, I had it with the chicken and it just works great especially on a cold day like today… they give u a couple of options on the meat but chicken was great. I could see beef also being good… Not so sure the shrimp woulda worked for me but overall this place is good… Will b dropping by again to try some of the other dishes… Good eats

Came in here with a friend on a Monday afternoon. Things were slow, crickets were chirping and the girl sitting behind the counter was earing in-​ear headphones and doing something on her cellphone.
Umm. We took a seat in the empty «restaurant», and suddenly an eerie sound started growling, stomping and vibrating. It came from the air vents. It kept on running for a while…
We ordered our food, I had the Green curry (if you’ve read my previous Thai food reviews, the curry is my go-​to). It was probably a little bit more on the watery side, but the flavors were good. The portion was just right, and I enjoyed the meal.
As a previous Unilocaler noted, the dining room has no decorations and it is extremely boring — so do yourself a favor and take the food home and enjoy it there.

The uninviting outside and austerity inside belie the quality and beauty of Siam Dish’s food. The freshen up didn’t do much for the ambience but this is the best hole-​in-​the-​wall Thai in the Inland Empire.
Most dishes are $ 7.95 for chicken or beef which, given the quality of flavors and ingredients, is a steal. Portioning is perfect and the level of spiciness is exactly right if you order authenticity spiced. You can turn the spice up or down as needed. Because it’s cooked into the food in the kitchen, there’s no need for extra chile pepper and sambal.
The curries here are super authentic with just the right consistency and flavors. Most Redlands thai restaurants have Americanized their food making them overly sweet or bland. There’s no one dimensional food here, the meat is well prepared, the sauces deep and aromatic with fresh vegetables that are crisp and add to the experience.
Both the Tom Kha Gai and Tom Yum taste like they come straight from Bangkok but there’s also hidden gems in the ginger and coconut soups. These are both good alternatives and go great with the spiciest entrees so you can balance your experience.
The usual noodle selection is anything but boring. All are varied and served with the right noodle and sauce base — something other Redlands locations should take note of. Pad See Ewe and Drunken Noodles stand out but the Pad Woon Sen with its glass noodles is my favorite.
You can’t go wrong with a spicy beef or shrimp prig king, shrimp with asparagus and snow peas (a secret menu addition) or the Lombard Street and Spicy Lamb from the specials board.
Don’t settle for second best this really is the best Thai restaurant in town hands down.

I can’t recommend this place. I’m a huge fan of Thai food and decided to try this place. The dining room had zero decorations up. It was also hot inside (no AC), so I ordered to go. The food came out fast which was good. The price was about the same as other, much nicer Thai places in Redlands.
I took it back to my office and was instantly disappointed. The drunken noodles were not spicy at all, and over all the most greasy version of this dish I’ve ever had. The dish also lacked flavor and appeal. The portion was good, but who cares about the amount when it doesn’t taste that great.
save yourself and drive to Thai house, eastern classic or benjorong.

Beyond amazing. The best Thai food I’ve had in a very long time. Fresh, flavorful, and delicious! I strongly recommend you try this place… you won’t be sorry.
The beef salad is epic. The chicken Larb is fantastic too.