Siam Smile - Worcester

I just wanted to say that the service was excellent - attentive but not overbearing. The food was incredibly fresh and delicious, with perfectly portioned sizes. The menu had a great selection for non-meat eaters as well. I will definitely be returning to this restaurant.

This cozy, family-owned Thai Malaysian restaurant offers easy parking at a nearby council car park. A nice touch with the colorful prawn crackers served as a snack. We enjoyed a bottle of Thai Monsoon white wine with our meal. The starters of chicken satay and prawn in a parcel were delicious, though it would've been preferred if the chicken was cut into smaller pieces on the skewer. The sauces were tasty. For the main course, the lamb Massaman curry was flavorful with large chunks of lamb cooked to perfection. The Nasi Goreng was a bit spicy but enjoyable, and they even added a fried egg on top per our request. The coconut rice was a nice accompaniment. The prawn and broccoli curry had tender broccoli and tasty prawns in a good sauce. The staff was friendly, polite, cheerful, and efficient. Overall, the meal was enjoyable and good value for money.

The food we received was disappointing compared to our previous experiences. The chicken satay was undercooked, the chicken rendang was not dry as it should be, and the chicken was extremely dry. The lamb pad bai-krapaow lacked heat and tasted overly salty. To make matters worse, there was egg shell in the nasi goreng and the food seemed to be reheated in the microwave. This experience has turned me away as a customer, especially considering the high prices of the dishes that do not match their quality or portion sizes.

The decor is basic, but the food is excellent. Beautifully presented and most flavoursome. The best thai food we've had outside of Thailand. Well worth a visit.

Stopped off in Worcester on our way home from a family visit. Small, unassuming, family run eatery near the cathedral. Children were playing in the corner when we arrived and were entertaining throughout. I had the chicken satay and red curry while my partner had the vegetable tempura and green curry. The food was fresh, flavoursome and beautifully presented. The service was friendly and understated and the price point was spot on. My favourite type of restaurant: simple, fresh and delicious food with good service.