Pittsburgh, PA

Thai in Oakland

2 posts · Aug 28, 1994 to Aug 30, 1994

GunnerUniversity of PittsburghAug 28, 1994

 Someone wrote:
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 >There is a good Thai place in Oakland, only nobody knows about it.
 >It's called RAMA, and it's on Atwood St., a long block down from

 I've eaten here a couple of times, and the food was mediocre
 at best - it doesn't even come close to the food that Mai Thai used
 to serve before it shut down.  For my money, the best Thai food IMHO
 is at the joint above Little's shoe store on Forbes Avenue in SquorHill.
 I think it's called Siam Kitchen and the food has been very good each
 time I've been there.  Of course, it's a little more expensive than
 Rama, but still quite reasonable.  Dunno if they have any lunch
 deals though - I'm at Pitt and it's a little too far out of my way to
 step out for lunch...

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 >Kevin Vaughan ([email removed])
 >*who doesn't have a .sig file*

 --jr--

Paul H.School of Computer Science, Carnegie MellonAug 30, 1994

 Someone wrote:
 >For my money, the best Thai food IMHO
 >is at the joint above Little's shoe store on Forbes Avenue in SquorHill.
 >I think it's called Siam Kitchen...

 It's called Siamese Kitchen.  It's the best Thai place I've found in
 Pittsburgh.  Try the Green Curried Chicken.  Their phone: 521-0728

 For comparison, if you're ever in the San Francisco area, try the following
 Thai places:
     Plearn  Berkeley, university a bit down from shattuck
     Cha Am  Berkeley, shattuck & cedar
     Khan Toke     San Francisco, geary ($)
     Siam    Sunnyvale, Stevens Creek near Lawrence
                   (next to bowling alley)
     ?       Mountain View, El Camino Real
                   (also next to bowling alley)
     Orchid  San Anselmo