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May 27, 2009 | Posted by: roboblogger

Old Siam brings Thai food downtown

Full story: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Old Siam opened in the space occupied until recently called Tavern Off Broadway last week.

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Amanda Blackstone

Columbus, GA

I recently visited this restaurant. I was kind of weary at first seeing as this was my first experience with Thai food. Turned out I LOVE IT!!!.

I sampled the Masaman curry with beef. it had an awesome rich flavor. it came with a salad and fried spring roll. the lemongrass dressing was very
tasty :) i will so eat here again!

titajoy

Columbus, GA

I visited this restaurant,the food was uninteresting, bland. I had chicken,tofu pad thai, not authentic. Wont come to this place again.

joshdash

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Columbus, GA by way of Atlanta

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I've heard more negative responses about this place than positive. I had a few drinks with the people that opened it last week. Nice people, but I think I'll stick with Chili Thai for the time being. At least there I know I'll enjoy it.

DeepPenny

Guyton, GA

Judged:

titajoy wrote:

I visited this restaurant,the food was uninteresting, bland. I had chicken,tofu pad thai, not authentic. Wont come to this place again.

" It's apparent you don't JACK about good food. It is authentic, unlike you.I believe you must give them another try. Bring your appetite and leave ego at home".

shallow

Poland, IN

wow

Steve

Edmond, OK

Exactly how is Thai food different from Chinese and I will go try it out,sounds interesting?

Claudia

Columbus, GA

Steve wrote:

Exactly how is Thai food different from Chinese and I will go try it out,sounds interesting?

Thai is lighter, healthier, spicer, and tastier than Chinese. Old Siam is a good starting point for people trying Thai. Chili Thai offers a much wider variety and different levels of hot.

Amy

United States

Ate old Siam Friday and it was great! I had the basil fried rice so tasty. Didn't expect much from fried rice but it was sooooo good. It also came with a salad the dressing was light and very good. I wanted to drink it off the plate. I am excited we have finally gotten some new stuff down here

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