Little Cafe Siam
$ • Cafe, Thai, VegetarianAbout Little Cafe Siam
Customers' Favorites
Hainanese Chicken Rice Combo
Vegetable Spring Rolls
Pad Thai Noodles
Lemongrass Beef
2 Choice Plate
Phad Thai
Little Cafe Siam Reviews
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Ordered chicken pad thai to take back to my hotel room. Great temp (even after 30 mins of walking), buuuuut it had mostly tofu and barely any chicken. Big portion of noodles though. And this is the 2nd time I asked for mango sticky rice and they didn't have it. :(
Ordered 3 course meal and the pineapple rice and basil beef was cold.also the portions were small The only hot food was the roll. Yesterday the food was hot and portions were adequate for the price.
Take out foods in a pick what you want meal. Foods are generally ok, I typically order the green veggie curry & jasmine rice. Only complaint is they put potatoes in their green curry - a bit off putting. Thai iced tea is refreshing. I’ve ordered their fried rice before, but no longer as this can be mushy.
Hours
| Monday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 9:30AM - 8PM |
Little Cafe Siam serves a range of Thai dishes, including Cold Chicken Rice (Khao Man Gai), red chicken curry, and Pad Thai. The restaurant offers multiple vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, with dishes like the vegetarian green curry being particularly nice. While some dishes, like papaya salad, are fresh and well-prepared, others, like the Cold Chicken Rice, may lack authenticity and flavor. Portions are generous, but some customers have noted that the food can taste like it has been sitting out all day, and fried items may be soggy and bitter from old oil. The staff is friendly, and the wait is reasonable, though there have been mentions of being understaffed. Prices may be a bit high, but the convenient location at Ala Moana makes up for it. Be aware that some dishes may have inconsistencies, such as Pad Thai's lack of veggies, and occasional mistakes like plastic wrap in the food container. For dessert, the Coconut tapioca is a nice option. Overall, this place keeps the original taste of Thai dishes with spicy and stronger flavors, which some customers prefer over sweeter alternatives found at other eateries in Oahu. Wheelchair accessibility is good as it is inside a food court, and there are huge parking areas nearby.