Baan Siam - Washington DC

The fish with ginger sauce tastes really interesting , and I recommend to try this one. The fried pork is so so, not very crispy nor with attractive smell. The rice noodle is pretty good. We wanted to try the boat noodle and customers from another table near us recommended us not to order that haha. I would call it ?good will from strangers?.

Baan Siam brings the heat. If you love super spicy foods, this is your place. Get the spicy condiment tray if you'd like additional spices. The service was great, beautiful interior and great ambience. Very easy, relaxed dinner. Trendy casual wear would be great.

The staff at Baan Siam are amazing and the food is delicious. I generally eat Thai about twice a month and I can say this place is among the best I've had. The portions are big, the prices are very reasonable and service is great.

Came here the other day for dinner?overall food was good! For starters, I liked the Green Mango Salad, and the Pineapple Chicken Bites were quite interesting. We tried the special: Fried Fresh Water Prawns?they were okay, very crispy but the prawns were tiny. Papaya Curry with Chicken was delicious but SPICY?I asked for less spicy (maybe 3.5 chili peppers level) and it was still spicy, my mouth was on fire. The Shrimp Stir-Fried with Spicy Shrimp Paste was decent too?the

I?ll give it a Meh? The five stars that come from people are from people that just don?t know authentic and quality Thai food. Were the dishes good? More or less, ok I guess, but certainly a little modified for American tastes. The Thai vermicelli dish was overly sweet, hiding the rest of the flavors. The vermicelli was over cooked and it being allegedly one of their signature dishes left me wondering why. Then I got the rice with fried pork belly and again, they claimed