I think i should be the promoter for Siam Kitchen as I absolutely love their food! (minus their drinks, not a big fan of it.)

This time, we ordered the Kang Kong with Chilli and Shrimp Paste ($7.50) and Grilled Honey Marinated Boneless Chicken ($12.90)
Both of which are local favourites and could be found at almost every street corner in Bangkok! (The menu claims! haha!)The spiciness of the Kang Kong was bearable and it's not exceedingly spicy. However if you have a friend that can only eat minimal spicy stuff, I suggest that you ask the staff for less chilli. The less chilli version might taste better as it won't burn your tongue and make the rest of the night unbearable! This honey marinated chicken was quite alright, I like the sauce more than the chicken itself! HAHA! I think the Thais always come up with the best sauce. Hence they can always get just one dish and eat with Jasmine rice and not get bored of their food!

Ingenious! As always, I will definitely come back to Siam Kitchen from my daily fix of Thai food!

This is the seafood hor fun from the fish delights store. The only thing i like about it is this it is served piping hot! You can see the steam coming out from the food in the picture itself. There are squids, fish, prawns and vegetables in this dish. Pretty basic and mediocre stuff if you ask me. The egg floating around in the gravy gave it a pretty nice taste too which adds to the flavour of the gravy.

Perhaps if you're hungry, you could order this hor fun and a bowl of rice. I think the gravy with the bowl of rice would taste a lot better.

Bought a cake from royal cakes for my Mom's birthday! Similar to the logcake size. They also allow you to sample the flavours before buying! (really good scheme!)This is the coffee cake as my mom loves coffee! I love this cake a lot even though I'm not a fan of coffee flavour. It was really really soft, as though I was eating tofu! I also like that the flavour wasn't overpowering but a nice taste that lingers in your mouth even after you've taken your last bite. There was also this thin glossy layer of jelly which was really nice to eat! This will be the place I'm going to go to get cakes for my friends during their birthdays!

I believe that this is the 2nd outlet to the one at Cathay Cineleisure. it has been known to be reasonably priced but maybe the rent at star vista was higher, they have incorporated the increase in price to the customers as well. I didn't think it was that worth it for this quality of food.

We ordered the Wagyu Beef Set for a promotional price of $49.90, original price = $70+?! WOW. The soup base was quite bland to me, ordered the original miso soup so that I didn't have to be charged extra which will most probably ruin the taste of the beef anyways. Although the price was really quite high, I must say that the beef was quite tender and soft. There were no connective tissues in the meat at all which made it easy to chew. I'm not too sure of the grade of the beef but I believe its somewhere up there since they could charge so much. The vegetables were normal as you have to control the fire yourself.

I kind of like the sauce that they gave but honestly, I really don't think it's worth the price. You can get the same type of beef at a korean restaurant with a better taste.

Queued for this as I saw that there was a relatively short queue compared to the other stalls. I ordered this Bento Box Chicken set which cost $5.50. Felt that it was totally not worth the price as the chicken was dry and thin, the rice was also quite dry as they didn't add enough sauce and the cabbage was plain unappealing. Maybe my personal preference for eating softer cabbage but this one was really the crunchy type and I felt that it was raw. The egg was cooked nicely but due to the low amount of sauce given, it was equally dry. Thumbs down to this.