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This is a great place to eat either before or after a show. The roti curry as an appetizer is delicious and the nua yang is out of this world! If you are ever in the area this is a must

This restaurant is simply amazing. First the food: looks nice, tastes amazing, and great value. I can't believe they serve such good food as affordable as they do! Service is great, they go out of your way to help you should you ask. The atmosphere is great as well, they must have recently done an interior renovation, it has a nice ambience to it. Overall, it is an amazing place to eat, I go there all the time now. The thai food that is served there is completely worth your time and money, and stomach space

The chicken satay was INCREDIABLE - the peanut sauce it came with was just as good. The noodles were SO GOOD. I left nothing on my plate. The quanity of food was just right. If you want really good FRESH Thai food - this is the place!!

We waited about 15 minutes before we ordered, but once the food came, we forgot about the wait. Food was spicy and tasty, not just hot and ingredients were fresh. And the value was exceptional. I will definitely return!

Don't let the title mislead you too much - I've only eaten thai food about half a dozen times, but this place was by far the best. I took my girlfriend here for dinner before a seeing 'Wicked' (it was very convenient - it's right across the street from the Gershwin Theater) and was quite happy with that decision. I was a bit skeptical after reading some of the reviews, but I think that for every negative reviewer that was so incensed they had to slam the restaurant online there were probably ten or twenty who enjoyed the place and didn't work up the effort to write about it. So here I am to be 'that guy' - the atmosphere was very nice, perfect for a romantic date to be sure (subdued lighting, candles, soft music). The service was great, and the food was absolutely delicious (the steak appetizer and the duck entree were my favorites). The only qualm I have with the place was that, for the prices (about $15-$20 per entree), the portions weren't very large at all - I would definitely recommend getting an appetizer or salad in addition to an entree if you want to leave with a full belly. Though, from what I've seen at other thai places, small portions tend to be the rule, rather than the exception.

we were so disappointed when Siam Inn closed but were hopeful when we learned it was being rolled into Bluechili. However, the food does not resemble what we had at Siam Inn - We hope they bring back the chef and level of service at the old place!

There's nothing special about this restaurant. It is not cozy at all and does not appeal to the NY crowds or anyone visiting. The food was fine and is not too expensive. They should really work on their interior design to make it into a more appealing lounge.