Siam Orchid

I discovered this place when getting a massage at their sister spa company located in the same building. When I smelled the food walking past, I had to stop and give it a look. The place was packed with Thai people which was a good indication for me. We went in and had an excellent dinner! I would recommend it to anyone who is after an authentic Thai experience tucked away from the noise of the high street. My beef curry hit the spot and I will be thinking about it for a few months...

Absolute hidden gem with delicious food and friendly owners. Don’t be put off by the odd entrance down an alley up some stairs, the food is amazing and highly recommended. Spice level according to your taste, and extremely reasonable prices make this place a firm favourite for me when in Prague.

If you're in search of an authentic taste of Thailand while exploring the historic city of Prague, look no further than Thai Siam Orchid. As a seasoned traveler from Manchester, UK who has visited Thailand multiple times, I can say with confidence that this unassuming restaurant is a true hidden gem, tucked away in what appears to be a residential apartment building. But don't let the unconventional entrance fool you - step inside and you'll be transported to the vibrant streets of Bangkok. The flavors are bold, the textures are satisfying, and the overall experience has a wonderfully homemade quality to it. From the moment you step through the door, the warm and welcoming staff make you feel right at home. What really sets this restaurant apart is its ability to maintain such an authentic Thai culinary experience in the heart of Europe. The prices are remarkably reasonable given the quality of the food, making it an absolute gem for those seeking an unforgettable taste of Thailand. If you find yourself in Prague and craving a true slice of Thai cuisine, do yourself a favor and seek out Thai Siam Orchid. It may be hidden, but it's an absolute must-visit for any foodie or Thailand enthusiast. This restaurant is a true hidden treasure that deserves to be celebrated.

This place is okay, I guess. It's up a sketchy set of stairs that looks like it'll take you to get your organs harvested, but once you enter the actual restaurant it's fine, just a little dated. If you love authentic Thai food (we've been to Thailand & regularly eat Thai in NYC), you'll find this place very mediocre and below average, but for the rest of the general population it's probably fine. We ordered duck curry, pork penang curry, and two bowls of rice. Bill came out to about 570 czk. Went on a Saturday evening and there were only 3-4 other parties.

This restaurant is like hidden place. İt is hard to find it according to map directions. There is spice levels on the menu so you can order according to your taste which we like it very much and tasty and delicious Thai foods.

This place have amazing Thai food. I tried thier Chicken Coconut sauce with Curry, Potato and Rice. It was delicious! The atmosphere is very cozy and lovely. I recommend this restaurant to everyone vising Prague! 🍲😋

The food was amazing and tastes like what I've had in Thailand! Staff is very friendly too

I've visited this restaurant after 2years or so, and have to admit that it's good to find it operational. Unfortunately the "Thai food" wasn't good anymore, that said it generally taste it like at Chinese restaurant, not spicy(spice), sour or sweet.. and the order was out of the regular not a lunch menu. Positive remains prices, service and the environment, while only the fish was well done and tasty, though.

This place is hidden well and unfortunately it is located in a part of the city I hardly ever visit. And that's a pity since it has so much to offer. Their lunch offerings are super cheap, include a decent Thai broth and have never disappointed me. Their Pad Thai is one of the best in the city and their currys are also pretty authentic, I'd say. You could potentially get all the meals to go as well although I have to say the packaging is a bit much and of course hard to recycle.

Don't be fooled by this hidden, unassuming gem in Prague. It's an affordable yet delicious Thai restaurant. The only downside is that they don't offer Thai iced tea.

I visited Praque with my daughter and we both like Thai food a lot. Therefor we can't resist to find a Thai food restaurant at our trips! This time we found a small place on the 2nd Floor... Siam orchid ... a good place, not expensjve and a tasty Tsjech Thai! Yeahhh we found iT again and I recommend everyone to have this Thai experience!

My wife and I came here on our trip to Prague. The restaurant is well hidden, on the second floor of a small business complex, so it's not something you will likely notice by just walking by. Don't be fooled by the short online menu; the full menu is quite extensive and has plenty of options for everyone. I ordered a pork red curry with coconut milk, and my wife ordered a chicken glass noodle dish. Overall, the food was tasty and met our craving for good Thai food, but it was nothing extraordinary; we've had better back home. In particular, my dish had an overwhelming number (20+) of whole black peppercorns in it, which were unpleasant to eat. Also, the heat level of the food wasn't as high as we expected--we asked for 2 flames (out of 3) for our dishes, and were a little underwhelmed. If you like your Thai food very spicy, I suggest asking for 3 flames.

For my money, one of the best Thai places in town. The food is really incredibly fresh, and absolutely delicious. The service is great, too. The decor is weird, but I like that. When I want Thai, this is always the first place that comes to mind.

A very pleasant place tucked out of the way. The food was quite good although a little expensive, but worth it. The big disappointment for me was the beer available on tap.