Siam Sunset - Los Angeles

This place specializes in Thai breakfast. I mean serious Thai breakfast like porridge and pork soup served with a full bowl of rice. It is difficult to find such a solid place like this elsewhere in LA or even in the US.

Friendly staff and delicious food! We got Chinese donuts and rice porridge (jok)... One with shrimp, one with chicken (ground and spiced), both with egg (soft boiled).

I wish I could move to LA. Siam sunset is a gem in LA. I’ve visited my GF home in LA and craving for Thai good foods. One of my friend recommended Siam Sunset, and I can say they were very very good and reasonable price. We’ve started meal with Tow-houi (ginger soup with tofu) OMG!!! It’s so ginger-ish! packed of spices. perfect soup for winter. Long-Kang juice was impressive but I’m not really juice guy so I just took a sip. Let’s talk about meal. We had Kouy-Jub (big flat noodle in herbal black soup with intestines, livers, pork blood, and fried tofu. Mouy-Jub soup was full of flavors. But not too salty, nor sweet. Noodle was a bit harsh hut overall was great!!!!. 8/10 Khao-Kloog-ka-pi( shrimp paste fried rice) with many elements; chili, lime slice, sweeten pork, scramble egg, shredded raw mango. Mix all together and cheers! Guarantee the taste same as Thailand! Must order! Next one was a full platter of duck, roasted pork, and crispy pork belly. The portion was large and easily filled up the whole party. Well, I think I wrote too long so to conclude, I’d say Siam Sunset is a gem in Thai-town LA. Tasty, flavorful, savory food with polite price and friendly service. Recommended!!! #siamsunset #thaifood #LAthaifood

We flew from Chicago to eat here. It was worth the trip. The food was extremely fresh and bursting with taste. The perfect amount of heat, hearty. Come early to get homemade fried bread. Nothing like Chicago. I can't wait to return.

By Far the Most Authentic Traditional Thai-Chinese Restaurant We have Been in the Past 2 decades in the USA! We have to thanks the owner for keeping the tradition of Thai-Chinese breakfast-lunch style for all these years and not turning into fusion restaurant. Everytime we went back, it brought me the memory of my time when I grew up in Thailand in the '80- '90. My very highest recommendation! Dr. Sudarat Kiat-amnuay