Sip Saam Thai

Alyona Da Silva 3 months ago

I came here just for coconut seafood soup and it didn't disappoint. I have to say it's the best coconut Thai soup that I have tried in Austin area. We also had Thai tea and it was great

Naga Bellamkonda 4 months ago

Sip Saam Thai was an excellent experience from start to finish. The food was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with authentic Thai flavors. Every dish was beautifully presented, and the portions were generous. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome throughout the meal. The atmosphere was warm, clean, and inviting—perfect for both casual dining and special occasions. Highly recommend for anyone looking for delicious, high-quality Thai cuisine. Definitely try it at least once—you won’t be disappointed!

Ahmed Saidu 6 months ago

I had great hopes, sadly kind of let down. Not value for money. Food is pretty good but the bill came to $30 which is basically fine dining for something that obviously isn't. All I had was a $7 iced tea (not even alcoholic to jack up the price) and a pad Thai. Not even dessert. Iced tea would reasonably be $5. Food is good but very sugary. I know Thai cuisine incorporates a lot of sugar but you can really taste the sugar on your lips from the pad thai sauce. I've never experienced that before from previous pad thais I've eaten. Decor is basic but pleasing. Unfortunately you will get blinded often by headlights from cars pulling in at night. Service is very focused on getting you out of the restaurant. I came at a relatively peaceful time with many empty tables and even ordered quickly. I did not appreciate being disturbed in the middle of my meal with the bill and if I wanted the rest to go. I wasn't taking that long either. I don't understand this kind of service, what if I had wanted dessert? Would they rather I just leave their quarter-empty restaurant? Another sign they are understaffed. Oyster sauce is in everything so something to note if you are vegetarian or kosher o

Amanda Weilenmann 8 months ago

We came because of the good reviews and were not disappointed. The thai tea was rich, creamy, sweet and delicious. The Tom Kha soup knocked us off our feet. It was actually almost a bit too intense - you needed to eat it with rice or something because it was so rich. The flavors were incredible. The green curry was also super rich, spicy and delicious. And the drunken noodles were fresh and packed with veggies with a nice savoury sauce. Would definitely recommend this place!

Tri Dinh 10 months ago

We ordered takeout from Sip Saam Thai in Austin, and the food completely exceeded our expectations. It’s not always easy to find Thai dishes that travel well, but everything we picked up held its flavor, texture, and freshness beautifully. We tried the eggplant, pad see ew, drunken noodles, and crab fried rice, and more, and each dish had its own charm. Even as a takeout experience, everything felt restaurant-quality. The packaging kept the dishes warm without getting soggy, and the portion sizes were filling without being overly heavy. Pickup was quick, organized, and the staff seemed genuinely friendly.