this is the best thai food i have ever had in a thai restaurant. small family restaurant worth the wait. friendly, kind, hardworking are words i would use to describe the server we had. you can tell a lot of love goes into dishes. will definitely be back when we are in JT.

The quality of the food was incredible. This is a family owned business and they work so hard for their customers. My favorite dish was the red curry. There was a long wait for the food but it is worth it. You just have to be patient.

Take out only as of mid-June 2022. The tofu pad see ew was perfect with lots of broccoli. My friend loved her shrimp dish as well. Seriously great food.

Delicious food! We ordered for 20 people and they went above and beyond giving us even extra and everyone was so pleased! Highly recommend

I love Royal Siam. It’s my family’s and I favorite place to eat in town. The staff is friendly and my food is always delicious. Joshua Tree has become a popular tourist destination and unfortunately, the tourists have taken over my favorite restaurants. It’s usually packed, but we still order take-out all the time.

Extremely tasty spot with great pad see-ewe. The guy who was working alone let us slide in just before close and order which was super accommodating since everything in JT closes kinda early except some of the bars. The egg rolls were also really really good my parents loved the pad thai and the chicken fried rice. I super highly recommend this place. Also it's open on Mondays which a lot of places in JT aren't

It always seems to be a very pleasant place to have a bite to eat. There are plenty of choices on the menu. Meat and vegan items. Very friendly staff. Family owned. Plenty of handicap parking. Handicap access and seating.

Excellent food and such a sweet caring small family business. Not sure why there’s negative reviews based on looks of the building that they do not own. My wife and I got a variety of food and every bit of it was on point. Would definitely eat here again.

This is one of the best places in town, in my opinion! Fresh, made-to-order Thai food! I have lived here for over 15 years, and it is still a favorite! My mom and I try to go at least once a week! Thank goodness, their foods are made exactly the same as they always have been! Nothing is worse than going to your favorite place and finding they no longer make the foods you like nor the way you like, such as a new cook or new suppliers. So, if you love Thai food and you happen to be in town, stop by and try them out! They are not expensive for the quality and quantity they provide and I am sure you will like it, at least I hope you do! Please don't shoot the messenger, this is just my own personal opinion! Thanks and enjoy! Check hours before you go, as they are small and , privately owned. Have not been disappointed yet!

New Owner friendly, Food is good testy food. I bought mix vegetable .They have changed time for Summer, otherwise they open 10am to 8pm. No break time now, old owner was closing 2pm to 4pm. Thank you new owner .Summer time change now. R.B.

Great food, very affordable!

It was very busy when we got to Royal Siam, but the food was so worth the wait. This is five stars because of the food. The atmosphere is just OK, but fine. The Thai salad was outrageously good. We prefer about five dishes and shared. Yum.

Penta out waitress was incredible and the door was amazing. Glen coutinho harcourts Beverly Hills

This is such great, authentic thai food! I eat here almost every time I visit the valley and it is always STELLAR. Usually just one lady at the front of house and one person in the kitchen so it can take a while but large portions and DELICIOUS - so worth it! They do close pretty early so make sure to get there at least by 6ish for quicker orders (can sometimes take upwards of ~50 mins for takeout). They're really good so they do get very busy and sometimes close the line early as the evening goes on.

It was a nice restaurant, amazing food, authentic Thai flavors, good portions!!

The food was so good. I can’t believe I waited so long to go here. So much better than the Thai place in Yucca. I had pad Thai shrimp. It was delicious and chicken Sauté ..it was perfect. I also had Thai iced tea and it was fabulous.

I’m posting this on 7/28 and this restaurant is closed due to some kind of sidewalk construction- so if they aren’t answering their phone don’t make the drive out. I’ve been trying to eat here again every time I come to town over the past 8 years but either I get here after they close, or they aren’t open. I ate here in 2017 and it was the best Thai food I’ve ever had and I hope to eat it again someday! Help!

The Spicy Noodles and Pineapple Fried Rice was excellent! Very large portions and priced very reasonably!

Went for lunch. Definitely worth a visit when in Joshua Tree. Pad Thai, Satay, mixed vegetables. All home runs. Food was not salty like most places. Pad Thai had the good flame taste and none of that typical ketchup-based taste. I wish I knew what region of Thailand the cooking style was, so I can visit a similar place in the OC. Owner(?) was very friendly while we dined in.

You know the food is going to be good when local Thai folks are dining in! Loved all out food we were a party of 5 and taken well care of! Get the Thai iced coffee! Super potent and creamy. We got the $13 lunch specials that come with a side salad and rice and the main course! I got the pad Thai it was huge portions and very filling! Delicious!!! Comida Thai deliciosa y muy amable los dueños! Restaurante de familia!

My wife and I have eaten at a large number of Thai food restaurants and this is by far the best we have had! We ordered the Special Spicy Beef and Drunken Noodle. The meat was very flavorful and tender and the vegetables were extremely fresh. The soft, relaxing music was also welcomed compared to a lot of other places we have been lately playing “today’s” music. Look past exterior appearance, the foam plates and, plastic utensils and give it a try, you definitely won’t regret it!

Great location, friendly staff, and the food was very tasty.

This is a very nice Thai restaurant in Joshua Tree, highly recommend

I've been eating at this place for a number of years now both pre-covid and post covid one of my absolute favorite places in town!! I feel comfortable saying with absolute confidence, the food is not only delicious it is consistent. This business is owned by a wonderful family if you look closely at one of my pictures you can see that they tape the to-go soups (as to avoid catastrophe during travel) it's this attention to detail and genuine care that keeps me coming back along with the good food of course. Two of my absolute favorites are the mushroom coconut soup as well as the yellow curry pictured below. Two warnings I would give a first-time customer are 1. They can be very busy as the food is delicious and in high demand, so if you go during spring break and expect your food to come right out you're silly and should be more patient And, 2. The spiciness is real when they give you a choice out of four be careful unless you are a veteran of the spicy!! A friend of mine bought a 4 a while back and couldn't complete his meal

Delicious food! We ordered online, which was seemless. Portions were large. Leftovers were just as good. Overall, great experience!

Missey

Great location, friendly staff, and the food was very tasty.

chris mullins

This is a very nice Thai restaurant in Joshua Tree, highly recommend

Ethan Bridwell

I've been eating at this place for a number of years now both pre-covid and post covid one of my absolute favorite places in town!! I feel comfortable saying with absolute confidence, the food is not only delicious it is consistent. This business is owned by a wonderful family if you look closely at one of my pictures you can see that they tape the to-go soups (as to avoid catastrophe during travel) it's this attention to detail and genuine care that keeps me coming back along with the good food of course. Two of my absolute favorites are the mushroom coconut soup as well as the yellow curry pictured below. Two warnings I would give a first-time customer are 1. They can be very busy as the food is delicious and in high demand, so if you go during spring break and expect your food to come right out you're silly and should be more patient And, 2. The spiciness is real when they give you a choice out of four be careful unless you are a veteran of the spicy!! A friend of mine bought a 4 a while back and couldn't complete his meal

Thomas Mery

Delicious food! We ordered online, which was seemless. Portions were large. Leftovers were just as good. Overall, great experience!

I love this place. Food is so good. Used to eat here every week before I moved out of state. I’m coming back to visit soon and this is one of my first stops.

I’ve tried larb at several different thai places over the years, and the larb at Royal Siam is stellar! I asked for it to be spicy, and with extra dressing (because I like it saucy), and it didn’t disappoint! It was one of the best larbs my husband and I have had, by far. What a surprisingly delicious meal out here in Joshua Tree. 10 out of 10! I recommend getting a side of sticky rice and peanut sauce to eat it with — that’s my favorite!

This was our first time trying this place out while visiting from Nor-Cal. The Thia ice tea is so good! We got the Tom-Yum soup that came out hot and ready. It's spicy but definitely worth it with all the vegetables and shrimp we got. The other two dishes tried were pad see noodles & the pineapple rice combination. All very delicious & highly recommended the food. Definitely will come back when we visit again :)

Excellent Thai food, and I know authentic Thai because I am half Thai and grew up there. Great choices, balanced and flavorful dishes. For any fan of Thai food, you won’t be disappointed. And the service was attentive and gracious. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Always a favorite place for lunch or dinner. Excellent food and service. Large enough to serve groups Easy place to have meetings. Always very clean. Easy access off hwy 62. Plenty of parking. Handicapped parking and access available in front. Outside seating in case you have a pet.

Family restaurant close to Joshua Tree National Park. Excellent selection of traditional Thai and other Asian dishes. Duck curry, Wonton Soup, and Fish Cake were excellent. Very friendly and quick service and nice portions.

Christie Alford

I love this place. Food is so good. Used to eat here every week before I moved out of state. I’m coming back to visit soon and this is one of my first stops.

Matt Shindel

Family restaurant close to Joshua Tree National Park. Excellent selection of traditional Thai and other Asian dishes. Duck curry, Wonton Soup, and Fish Cake were excellent. Very friendly and quick service and nice portions.

Robert Ruedas

Always a favorite place for lunch or dinner. Excellent food and service. Large enough to serve groups Easy place to have meetings. Always very clean. Easy access off hwy 62. Plenty of parking. Handicapped parking and access available in front. Outside seating in case you have a pet.

Lisa G

I’ve tried larb at several different thai places over the years, and the larb at Royal Siam is stellar! I asked for it to be spicy, and with extra dressing (because I like it saucy), and it didn’t disappoint! It was one of the best larbs my husband and I have had, by far. What a surprisingly delicious meal out here in Joshua Tree. 10 out of 10! I recommend getting a side of sticky rice and peanut sauce to eat it with — that’s my favorite!

Caroll Kern

I’m posting this on 7/28 and this restaurant is closed due to some kind of sidewalk construction- so if they aren’t answering their phone don’t make the drive out. I’ve been trying to eat here again every time I come to town over the past 8 years but either I get here after they close, or they aren’t open. I ate here in 2017 and it was the best Thai food I’ve ever had and I hope to eat it again someday! Help!

Lea Carranza

This was our first time trying this place out while visiting from Nor-Cal. The Thia ice tea is so good! We got the Tom-Yum soup that came out hot and ready. It's spicy but definitely worth it with all the vegetables and shrimp we got. The other two dishes tried were pad see noodles & the pineapple rice combination. All very delicious & highly recommended the food. Definitely will come back when we visit again :)

If you're looking at the pictures of the inside of the restaurant. Add 10 years and a few missed cleanings. Only had the fried egg rolls. I could go to Costco and buy the same frozen eggrolls. If the hostess/ waitress/cook is reading this, A smile and a thank you. Go a long way in my book.

Good price and portion but the food is really average

Food was great. We tried calling in an order at 6PM when they close at 7 and it was a little chaotic, but the only front house person was nice, even though she was coping with a late rush. I would definitely go back.

I ordered the dinner special and it was great to get a soup, a won ton, a shrimp tempura and a spring roll with my meal. It was a great start. My meal was delicious, good American Chinese or Thai food. The service was friendly and helpful.

Great food. Best In the area. However, you have to order early or you run the risk of them not taking your order. I have called multiple times before closing time only to hear the kitchen is busy preparing catering.

We ordered Pa Sea Wo ! It was delicious.

Cashew chicken was good but Thai iced tea way too sweet

Quick service. Clean dining room in an old bldg. excellent food. I would have added a photo but I ate it before I could snap a shot! I ordered cashew chicken and was thankful that there was a generous amount of cashews. The sauce was perfect and chicken sliced just right.

We stopped to get take out as we noticed they were open again. We walked in and were told that it would be a bit and to take a seat. After about 7 minutes she came and took our order and we were told about another 20 to 30 minutes. So we decided to walk around and free up the table. We came back after 20 minutes and waited probably another 8 minutes for our food to be brought out. There was only one woman taking orders. She was polite and was definitely doing her best to manage. The food has not changed, still as good as I remember it before COVID. I had the lemongrass soup with chicken and the pad thai. The soup was nice and spicy and the pad thai was delicious. My husband had the yellow curry which was also super yummy. Be aware that they have removed from items from their old menu and service is slow but totally worth it.

Cute hole in the wall Thai place. The food was good but not exceptional. The spring rolls were a definite must try. However because the kitchen is small you should expect to wait awhile for your food. So we ordered a couple of curry dishes which were good but a bit spicier than expected and a couple of rice noodle dishes which were less spicy than expected. The shrimp were exceptionlly fresh and nicely sized. The service was very friendly and the atmosphere cheerful with lots of local color. The food was authentic and very reasonably priced for the quality. A definite must visit if you are in the Joshua Tree area.

Plain decor, but the food was surprisingly good!

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First time visiting. Food was just ok. Got the pad Thai and shrimp fried rice. The latter was bland. Customer service was good. I recommend to try for first time guests.

This place is authentic and delicious! The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because everytime I order a Pad Thai, the portions of meat change. One time I'll get heaping amount of meat, and the next time I will only find about 5 peices of meat. Other than that the food is absolutely delicious and you can ask for a spice level up to 5.

Fresh food and friendly service. At first I thought it was a bit pricey, but after tasting my "garlic chicken" substituted with tofu and eggrolls, It's worth it. Broccoli, tofu and mushrooms all perfectly cooked and the sauce was light, though I would have liked a bit more. The lady working the front knew the menu and helped me order. It was take out, and 8 minutes later the eggrolls were warm and crispy, not greasy.

After my long walk in the park I came to this place with high expectations only to find “Closed April to June for family trip.... “did not get a chance to try this place. shame...

The seafood pad thai was pretty good. My wife liked the chicken pad thai.

I would love to be able to give this restaurant five stars because the food is so delicious, but the restaurant itself is a little run down, not particularly clean, and they are no longer serving on plates and dishes but rather serving all food in containers to go. Although you can sit in the restaurant and eat. We have been eating at Royal Siam whenever we're in the 29 palms and Joshua tree area since the original restaurant opened over 30 years ago, and it is definitely a little worse for the wear. That said, parking is always plentiful and easy and the restaurant is within easy walking distance of some wonderful small shops and artist galleries. And we have no argument whatsoever with the food. It's always richly flavored and delicious.

The Pad Thai& Pad Se Yew needs more flavor/sauce, it was very bland, and the Tom Yum soup was over seasoned and crazy spicy. The dumplings were really good! As well as the cream cheese wontons. (We got it delivered so I can’t speak on the service or atmosphere)

food is good, staff is friendly but not very attentive

The food was good. Open on Thanksgiving day was a great relief for us since we were driving from Death Valley and needed a good food stop. Service was quick and cleanliness was ok.

Plenty of vegetarian options with tofu as the main protein source. The soup was delicious, the spicy bamboo was just fine. Went for lunch at 11:30AM on a touristy day (31st December), no wait. Service took usual time, not slow.

I was craving for some asian foods with aroma and this place took care of it for now. It's surprisingly nice to have a restaurant in the high desert that serves foods with great flavor. The Shrimp Tom Yum was really good (with only 4 shrimps in it) and you need to order rice separately. The server, Krittika, was friendly and my order came out in good time (there was one other occupied table when I arrived). Based on Krittika's suggestion, I will seek out Thai Cafe (YV) to try their phở.

quite good. if you visit Joshua tree visitor center, it located very close and good option for dinner.

Utsav Sinha (uutsav)

Plenty of vegetarian options with tofu as the main protein source. The soup was delicious, the spicy bamboo was just fine. Went for lunch at 11:30AM on a touristy day (31st December), no wait. Service took usual time, not slow.

SL K

I was craving for some asian foods with aroma and this place took care of it for now. It's surprisingly nice to have a restaurant in the high desert that serves foods with great flavor. The Shrimp Tom Yum was really good (with only 4 shrimps in it) and you need to order rice separately. The server, Krittika, was friendly and my order came out in good time (there was one other occupied table when I arrived). Based on Krittika's suggestion, I will seek out Thai Cafe (YV) to try their phở.

JaeEun Kim

quite good. if you visit Joshua tree visitor center, it located very close and good option for dinner.

This place is fine- thai food is pretty consistent and so the food is solid here. Service seemed a bit overwhelmed. I'm not sure if it was especially busy, but it's not like the restaurant was full when I went.

Nate Wooding

This place is fine- thai food is pretty consistent and so the food is solid here. Service seemed a bit overwhelmed. I'm not sure if it was especially busy, but it's not like the restaurant was full when I went.

Good food but expensive. I bought the drunken noodle dish which was good but small for a man. I added a combo fried rice which was good but small also. I finished both dishes for my dinner. My bill was $26. for the 2 dishes which is too high in my opinion (take out with no beverage). I have not found any other good asian food in the area but I wont return here due to the price.

The curry my husband ordered was flavorful but the spring rolls, fried rice and spicy Thai basil are nothing to write home about. The service was friendly but slow and subpar. Menu items unavailable, both food and drinks.

The food is over battered and greasy. I believe they over battered the food to hide the small amount meat they serve. The food lack flavor and seasoning.

It's frustrating, because there are so many times I've wanted to go here to eat and they're closed. I finally got the chance tonight, and it was pretty good. Not too many Thai options in the desert but at least they put tomatoes in my pad woon sen, which other places have neglected. Wouldn't recommend this as a place to dine-in, you should just get take-out.

The first night we tried to get in, the restaurant was jam-packed! So we ate elsewhere. We came back the next night and it was virtually empty. The service is great, the food less so. I requested a 3 out of 5 spice level and my husband asked for a 0! My dish--green curry--was VERY spicy and my husband's was too spicy for him. It was supposed to be NO spice. So that experience wasn't great, though the waitress dud bring extra rice for us.

Pretty tasty…but with inflation, the prices are up. It’s $30 for one dish w/ soup and rice for two people. The portions are a generous size this time than the last time though, now with the price increase. But I don’t know if the portion is a hit and miss. There are no other local Thai spots to compare to, but I’ve gotten more for $30, before at other Thai cuisines outside the area.

The employees are nice although they seemed really stressed out. One thing that was really off-putting was the use of cheap paper and foam plates for not just take out but for in-house dining. Not only is that extremly wasteful but it's just plain tacky. When you go to a sit down Thai Restaurant eating on disposable dinnerware is the last thing you expect. It made the food less appealing and look sloppy. Paper and foam plates should never be used in a sit down restaurant establishment. Ever. Just my opinion. I hope this was only temporary especially the use of foam plates. Being we are a National Park community it's inevitable that they will find their way into nature where it will be consumed by animals and likely never decompose. Slightly disappointing. Other than that and long wait times due the food was decent.

First of all food tasted good. Everything after that lacked. I ordered a number 38 and she thought I said three which was dumplings. They came to the table but I thought it came with the mail so we ate them and I was starving but she refused to say she was wrong and that she swore that’s what she heard was number three I told her no it was 38. My husband heard me too. Anyways we paid for the dumplings because we did eat them but I really think she should’ve gave me a discount on them because it was her fault for not listening, but oh well . She said she didn’t charge me for the rice on the meal that I did originally order finally came 20 minutes later after my husband had already eaten but the rice was only one dollar so that’s what was taken off the bill, then you serve your own water if that’s what you want to drink you have to go up and get it yourself and all the food comes in to go containers so you’re eating out of plastic not on dishes so they’re not doing dishes, and I have to get up to get my own drink, so there’s no service she didn’t even come back to check on us so needless to say I gave her minimal tip. A tip is for service, which we did clearly not get. And the atmosphere forget about it. It’s disgusting it’s old dated no music. Super quiet. Sounds like you’re in a library. It feels weird to talk to somebody because everybody can hear everything. There’s no atmosphere at all and all the curtains were closed so there wasn’t much light and the heater was set at 62. It was freezing in there and it was $40 for both of us. I’m so disgusted with eating out anymore you pay so much and get so little back. I recommend taking it to go and it does have a B rating which we noticed on the way out.

Not bad. Not good. Didn’t have high expectations so wasn’t disappointed. Fried rice was like steamed rice and not much flavor. Spicy green beans were overcooked. Pad Thai and Pad See Ew were alright.

We were craving for some Thai food and landed up here. We ordered Cheese wonton, kung Pao veggies with rice and crab fried rice. The portion size was good and food was okay and so was the service!

Shruti Daga

We were craving for some Thai food and landed up here. We ordered Cheese wonton, kung Pao veggies with rice and crab fried rice. The portion size was good and food was okay and so was the service!

Overall: Good place for Thai food, with a few hits and a few misses. What I tried: • Tom Yum Soup – 3/5: Decent, but didn’t quite have that bold, tangy punch you expect. • Veg Gyoza – 2/5: Not freshly made in-house, which was disappointing and reflected in the taste. (They use frozen gyoza and just warm it up) • Spicy Rice: Fairly standard, nothing that really stood out. • Thai Iced Tea – 3/5: Solid and refreshing. • Panang Curry – 4/5: The highlight of the meal. Well-balanced flavors and definitely worth ordering. Final thought: A good option if you’re craving Thai food, just be selective with what you order.

Tejas Joshi

Overall: Good place for Thai food, with a few hits and a few misses. What I tried: • Tom Yum Soup – 3/5: Decent, but didn’t quite have that bold, tangy punch you expect. • Veg Gyoza – 2/5: Not freshly made in-house, which was disappointing and reflected in the taste. (They use frozen gyoza and just warm it up) • Spicy Rice: Fairly standard, nothing that really stood out. • Thai Iced Tea – 3/5: Solid and refreshing. • Panang Curry – 4/5: The highlight of the meal. Well-balanced flavors and definitely worth ordering. Final thought: A good option if you’re craving Thai food, just be selective with what you order.

Perhaps the problem is that I know too much about Thai food - I lived in Bangkok for half of my life. When the to go order for pad kee mao comes with soy sauce packets you know it isnt right. When I asked in Thai why they didn't put the standard herbs in for this particular dish, he apologized, went back into the kitchen and had to tell the cook that Im asking and that I speak Thai. He came out and offered to add it after it was already cooked (they have them but dont use it) explaining that this is the taste for Americans. I could go on why it isnt proper Thai taste or ingredients but lets just say, skip this place if you want real Thai food

Very meh. My wife wanted extra spicy like 5 out of their 4 and was disappointed with the level. The cashew chicken is the kind that you can taste the chicken through the thin sauce. It’s ok but the price was crazy as well. 2 dishes, 2 drinks and an appetizer was $61!!!!

Food was decent for what it was. Place was crowded, and service was so so. Menu was limited, and everything was a la carte, so it was pricey if one wanted variety. We were stacked pretty much on top of each other, and my husband and I both ended up very sick within a day or so, whether due to crowded conditions or to poor food handling practices.

This used to be five stars for over twenty years but unfortunately it's been sold and the menu and cooking has completely changed. I ordered one of our favorite meals, it was completely disappointing, wonton soup was bad, and so was the Thai tea which was mostly cream. It's also more expensive

The most disappointing Thai food experience I've ever had. All of the ingredients were there, but there was absolutely no flavor or spice. We ordered takeout, and usually they ask you how spicy you want it. We got zero spice.

Not impressed. Ordered takeout online at 6pm. Was to be ready at 6:57pm. Was finally ready at about 7:35pm. The food was just ok. The place is a hole in the wall and is staffed by teen girls with zero sense of customer service. Take your chances.

Pa-Nang curry tastes quite light but authentic. The cashier on the day I bought was friendly. I paid around $90 for that meal but they charged me on the credit card $180. Even though I can dispute this payment, this left me with some /nah impression.

I came hear with my daughter whom visits this place frequently. She knew what to order and it was good. This time we went by ourselves and we ordered something that wasn't good and it was very spicy and the hostess-waitress was very unfriendly and cruel. She said there was a 10 minutes wait, as you can see by the pictures, we were there first customers. This place opens at 11:00 and were there way after 11:00 am. I will never come back.

Chris sanchez

I came hear with my daughter whom visits this place frequently. She knew what to order and it was good. This time we went by ourselves and we ordered something that wasn't good and it was very spicy and the hostess-waitress was very unfriendly and cruel. She said there was a 10 minutes wait, as you can see by the pictures, we were there first customers. This place opens at 11:00 and were there way after 11:00 am. I will never come back.

Christmas day. Most restaurants are closed so the few that remain open are overbooked. But after being told to be back 30 minutes later for our to go order, we waited more that 1 additional hour. I understand being overbooked but this is mismanagement of time. We would have driven to the next town or found an alternative solution. And the food was not great, even the steamed rice was disappointing. Additionally one of the dishes not indicated as spicy was actually super spicy... Another dish was already cold.

Guénola LAURAS

Christmas day. Most restaurants are closed so the few that remain open are overbooked. But after being told to be back 30 minutes later for our to go order, we waited more that 1 additional hour. I understand being overbooked but this is mismanagement of time. We would have driven to the next town or found an alternative solution. And the food was not great, even the steamed rice was disappointing. Additionally one of the dishes not indicated as spicy was actually super spicy... Another dish was already cold.

I was disappointed , because i read the reviews before i went so i was expecting good food. The menu was confusing. You cant tell if the price is covering the entree plus any side dish to go with it.And the people who work there dont clarify it fir you. Come to find out it doesnt. They charge 10.95 for the chow mein and 10.95 for the meat. I ordered the teryaki chicken and it was little scraps of meat , a small amount. The sauce was like sugar syrup. It wasnt good like the teryaki i had at other restaurants. The noodles looked and tasted just like Top Ramen. I like top ramen but not when its overcooked like that and alot of it was drenched in sugar syrup. I believe it actually was top ramen. Just one and a small amount of meat. Very small meal for the price and waaay too much sugar. Ill never eat here again.

My family and I have been coming here for years the food is pretty good for a small town. But recently I have been extremely disappointed with the customer service, which is a shame because I used to really like these people. But I'm guessing since the area has been increasingly popular then they feel they can afford to not be as accommodating as they once were. They have increased prices while removing items. All the years I've come here I have always ordered the same thing, pad thai. The past 2 times I ate here my Pad Thai did not come with rice where it always had before. I ordered to go this last time and no rice again so I asked about it and the woman told me when you order to go it does not come with rice(and that it never has) and that you have to pay $1 more if you do want it, but it's free when you dine in? (even though it didn't come with the last time I dined in) I left confused. So I called back just to get a better understanding. The woman acted very irritated that I called and asked about rice (I know it's just rice, but that's how my order came all the times before, I like the rice with my food and now all the sudden it's not there) and I have to pay $1 more to have them scoop it into the box? The woman then told me in a raised voice that rice never comes with a to go order. I told her it has always come with it before and she said she was going to find out who is giving people rice and it will be dealt with. I told her that is ridiculous it's rice, it's cheap why make such a big deal over it? Then she told me she didn't know why I was "attacking" here over rice. I could not believe she said that to me and she was talking so loud that I'm sure everyone in the restaurant heard her(this was the younger woman That works there). It makes me sick to see this from these people. Whenever I come here I tip them very well and clean up after myself to make their job a little easier. I even tip $3-5 on my to go orders! So to be treated that way over some rice is amazing to me and I will never go back there again.

First time going there today, I was pleasantly surprised by how fantastic the food is. I ordered spicy basil beef, excellent! Great customer service and reasonable prices. I highly recommend this place to anyone who loves Thai food :) Update: May 3, 2021 Called and called no answer. When they finally answered the man on the phone was extremely rude. Treated me like I didn't know what I was ordering and was acting like he did want to take my order. No going here ever again. Do not recommend anymore.

Sitting here the next day with food poisoning from this place. I had a funny feeling as I was eating it that something wasn’t right but I was starving and finished. It was not good, bland with very little flavor. My wife ordered the drunken noodle and took 2 bites before she threw it away, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise because she isn’t sick. An entire day of our vacation is ruined now because I can barely get out of bed. I do not understand the positive reviews on here. Have people just never eaten Thai food before? This was no where close to even the most mediocre Thai food I’ve ever eaten. Trust the bad reviews.

I placed an online order with Dylish which is the site you click through from Royal Siam’s website (Google). They are totally unaware of any orders placed (by anyone, generally unfamiliar with their website) even though I have the order number and receipt email, and have no idea what is going on. I drove a distance to get here and will not be coming back anytime soon. Good luck “new owners”. Also confirmed from the outside of the building that the restaurant is rated B. Diner beware, on several fronts.

Hours were sporadic before covid 19. Now they are really all over the place. I have ordered food for myself from here a couple of times a month for the past 3 years. Before that I would order or eat there about 4 times a year. Will get the wrong type of soup or dish about 25% of the time. I did not complain too much since I did enjoy the taste of the mistakes. They will go one week of answering phone calls to another week of no calls. Really irritating. This poorly managed business would not survive in areas with slightly more food options. Inconsistent service and cheap ingredients have lost their enchantment on me. This place is good when you have no idea what to expect. more of a LA hipster, tourist and air bnb trap. Update 11/21. Phones still do not work. Tried calling in food 4 days in a row. Didn't answer phone, drove to place and was closed at 430pm. Then called the following day, owner said no orders because they were catering. Called next day 5 times, no answer. Called today, straight to voice mail. Close up shop and let some real people take over.

I was not impressed. It took way too long to even get water, the place was very cold, and I don't recall the male host ever really speaking. I got the drunken noodle, it was not the best I've had, however the medium level of spicy gave it some flavor. The chicken was pretty dry. There are enough Thai places to try, I don't see myself coming back.

Worst experience, I will not recommend this restaurant. took my order almost more than 1.30hrs for my order even they missed one item of my order.

Called at 8:00 and asked if I could order pick up. I got laughed at out loud and was told “I was soooooo funny, no” then was hung up on. Checked after and apparently they close at 8:00 on a Saturday night. Why the need to be so rude? How hard is it to say “I’m sorry we just closed, please come visit us tomorrow “ This restaurant used to be amazing 10 years ago. Just awful now in more ways than one. The only reason they are still in business is the tourism and the poor unsuspecting people who don’t know how bad it is until after.

Ordered the food over the phone and went in to pick up. Restaurant was really dirty.The floor looks like it's not regularly swept and mopped.. Crumbs and hair everywhere..B rating on the window.. Wondering what it looks like in the back😳.. Decided to eat the food anyways.. Curry was the consistency of water and had hardly any flavor.. Paid 52 bucks for some really low quality Thai food would not recommend this place.. I shouldn't have even eaten the food based on how gross it felt inside the restaurant. Ate half and threw the rest away sadly. But I took it home and added my own curry powder so there was some flavor. Got the mango sticky rice and the mango was brown and already turning bad.. Okay, i'm done ranting.Try it out for yourself... Maybe you'll have a better experience than I did.

I have been coming here for over a decade and it was been my absolute favorite Thai place. They set my bar for Tom yum soup and I came in today and it’s not even remotely close to what it used to be. Tastes like warm watered down lemonade and that’s the only flavor you get. I probably might come back one more time to give them another chance and order a few things but I am reluctant to even do that.

There was nowhere to find a current menu so I've uploaded the pictures. When I called, the lady said we don't have our menu online, just come in. I wanted to order take out. So she said, just tell me the Thai food you like, we have most. I didn't like that so she said look at the old menus online, it's 90% accurate. Two of the things I wanted (wontons and satay) were no longer on the menu. So I went in to place my order and...wait...and wait...so I could take the takeout. Good times. The ambiance is nothing to share. Block walls and panel drop ceiling remind me of the elementary school I went to. Non-matching, random light fixtures remind me of a grandparents home where they liked (for look or price) the fixtures and just randomly placed them with no care for the environment. If there is any other Thai choice in the area, I will try it next time. (Please note, takeout experience which I know can reduce quality) Just had to update my review from 2 stars to 1 after eating the food. I thought no way I'd have to reduce to a 2, Thai food is usually "pretty good". Wow, this place really leans into the IDGAF mentality. Ordered a few things and none of it was great. The only thing they do well is add spice which I guess is to cover the flavorless food they serve. I took pictures of the lack of chicken in the orange chicken. I don't see much chicken and it doesn't really look like chicken. BTW, they mentions it would take longer for the orange chicken...like it was special or something and not from a. Frozen box. We also had drunken noodles, pad see ewe and red curry. The red curry was the only average meal. All the rest was slightly below average at best.

I had severe food poisoning from this place for a whole week with an extreme migraine and I usually don’t right reviews ever but there’s a reason they have a B rating.. and some of their chicken looks like chitterlings. I’m being very honest just thought I would warn someone.. no one ever really eats here and it’s for a reason. Usually just tourist that doesn’t know any better.

I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but it should have been a little better than what I paid for... husband and I ordered some dumplings that honestly tasted like they were pulled from the freezer with freezer burn, the shrimp tempura and egg rolls were ..ehh okay... the chicken pad thai noodles seemed overcooked, with watered down spices, the red curry beef tasted like a brown coconut soup.. over all nothing was fresh or tasted fresh, the dishes tasted like they were prepared days before and then preheated, and if I hadn't checked the receipt, we would have been charge for something we didn't order.. maybe we didn't order the "right stuff" or something... but it's safe to say we won't be returning. 😥

We were asked to go and pour our own water from the pitcher into Styrofoam cups. My sister has MS so I did it, but why? Everything is served with plastic utensils and disposable containers for dining in. I was asked if I wanted rice with my curry, yes. They charge extra for rice. The curry was oil based with a small amount floating at the bottom of a small disposable tray. My sister's pork veggie stir fry had no spice or flavor. This was the worst Thai food experience I've ever experienced.

Bianca Olvera

I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but it should have been a little better than what I paid for... husband and I ordered some dumplings that honestly tasted like they were pulled from the freezer with freezer burn, the shrimp tempura and egg rolls were ..ehh okay... the chicken pad thai noodles seemed overcooked, with watered down spices, the red curry beef tasted like a brown coconut soup.. over all nothing was fresh or tasted fresh, the dishes tasted like they were prepared days before and then preheated, and if I hadn't checked the receipt, we would have been charge for something we didn't order.. maybe we didn't order the "right stuff" or something... but it's safe to say we won't be returning. 😥

Debbie Wright

We were asked to go and pour our own water from the pitcher into Styrofoam cups. My sister has MS so I did it, but why? Everything is served with plastic utensils and disposable containers for dining in. I was asked if I wanted rice with my curry, yes. They charge extra for rice. The curry was oil based with a small amount floating at the bottom of a small disposable tray. My sister's pork veggie stir fry had no spice or flavor. This was the worst Thai food experience I've ever experienced.