Siam Thai is an authentic Thai restaurant located in the busy Bourke Street, Melbourne CBD.
This Thai restaurant brings variety of signature dishes from four corners of Thailand (Central, Northern, Northeast, Southern).
Each region has its own uniqueness, but it shares common elements of spicy, sour, sweet and salty.
We’re delighted to be invited by Siam Thai to have dine in experience.
This is our second time coming back to Son in Law and we get a chance to review other foods.
This restaurant is always busy during lunch time and last time we came we didn’t get a chance to order the RAINBOW FAIRY FLOSS MILK.
Hip Hip Hoorrrayyyy!! We’ve decided to have Thai cuisine to celebrate our friends’ birthday, we chose Krua Thai 2 because of its prime location in Richmond and variety of dishes.
They have the menu for vegetarian as well.
Location wise is perfect; easily accessible by public transport for those who rely on it and plenty spaces of street parking if you drive your own vehicle.
You might be thinking why the name is Ying Thai 2 and where is Ying Thai 1?
Ying Thai 1 was situated in Victoria Street in Abbotsford opened since 1996 and claimed to be one of the best Thai food around this area.
Not long after the successful of Ying Thai in North Richmond, they opened another sister’s branch in Carlton named Ying Thai 2.
Unfortunately, Ying Thai 1 is now permanently closed as you know of many competitors of Thai restaurants in this area over the time.
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Salty, spicy, sweet, and sour. These are of paramount importance of Thai food.
Continuing our food journey, we were between 8-10 people and we’ve decided to go to @t Ease – Easy Thai as it’s conveniently located in Melbourne CBD
and the restaurant has plenty seats available downstairs and upstairs.
When we came, we were welcomed by the friendly and nice customer staff. Continue reading
