Siam Thai BBQ & Sports Bar - Pasig

Ive heard good reviews about this place but got so disappointed. We got the BBQ set, which I assumed is one of their specialties as it has a huge spot on their menu. It has shabu-shabu style soup with a grilled BBQ main, which in theory sounds really good but it didnt taste good at all--I had to add so much sauce to the broth to make it better. Also the meat wasnt quality meat. The ambiance is good though.

Casual atmosphere and lively, fun place to go with friends. Pretty good menu featuring an expansive collection of domestic and local beers. Food quality is great and the staff are friendly and attentive. Live bands some nights and great music.

The Food: Thai BBQ Set (Php 390) Siam Thai specializes in their Thai style BBQ called Mookata or Mu Kratha. which means pan pork in Thai. Mu for ‘pork’ while Kratha for ‘pan’ or ‘skillet’. It resembles a combination of Korean barbecue and Chinese hot pot. Instead of using gas stove, Thai steamboat style uses charcoal. One Thai BBQ Set has the complete ingredients you need – a mix of veggies, seafood and meat. Since we also had other classic Thai dishes to try, we didn’t choose the unlimited option for us not to be overdosed with Thai BBQ. Kra Pao Pork or Chicken (Php 150) Generally, as a Thai restaurant, Siam Thai serves our all-time favorites. This Kra Pao Pork or Chicken is not exactly what I look for in a Thai restaurant yet it surprised me with its right amount of spice and flavors from basil that hailed as one of my top choices in this restaurant. Thai Style Pomelo Salad (Php 200)  Thai Style Pomelo Salad helped me eliminate too much spices from the Salmon Salad on my tongue. An enjoyable appetizer I could recommend for those who want a balance of freshness from pomelo fruit, milky flavor from coconut milk and right amount of spices. Pad Thai Noodles (Php 220) The best-seller that’s not surprising at all, Pad Thai Noodles satisfies what we know of as Pad Thai with strong flavors you won’t regret consuming after a long tiring day. For more photos and details, visit my food blog! :) thefoodscout.net

The Food: Thai BBQ Set (Php 390) Siam Thai specializes in their Thai style BBQ called Mookata or Mu Kratha. which means pan pork in Thai. Mu for ‘pork’ while Kratha for ‘pan’ or ‘skillet’. It resembles a combination of Korean barbecue and Chinese hot pot. Instead of using gas stove, Thai steamboat style uses charcoal. One Thai BBQ Set has the complete ingredients you need – a mix of veggies, seafood and meat. Since we also had other classic Thai dishes to try, we didn’t choose the unlimited option for us not to be overdosed with Thai BBQ. Kra Pao Pork or Chicken (Php 150) Generally, as a Thai restaurant, Siam Thai serves our all-time favorites. This Kra Pao Pork or Chicken is not exactly what I look for in a Thai restaurant yet it surprised me with its right amount of spice and flavors from basil that hailed as one of my top choices in this restaurant. Thai Style Pomelo Salad (Php 200)  Thai Style Pomelo Salad helped me eliminate too much... read more

Oh,no!!! Pest control while we're still there. Food is great but the experience ✖️✖️✖️ what would they expect, it's a saturday night, still have plenty of drinks on our table and we're not the only guests who were still there at around 1am. Bet they are not being paid for overtime. Poor service.