Description

This large, casual restaurant, which is housed in several converted railroad cars, is one of the best Thai options in Seattle. Although it isn't right on the lake, it's close enough to be convenient if you're staying at a hotel on Lake Union. The tom yum soups, made with either shrimp or chicken, are among the richest and creamiest I've ever had -- also some of the spiciest. If you prefer your food less fiery, let your server know. Just remember that they mean it when they say "very hot"! The pad Thai noodles are excellent.If you're up on Capitol Hill, check out Siam on Broadway, 616 Broadway E. (tel. 206/324-0892). Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.