After experiencing wonderful hospitality wherever we have traveled in Iceland it was very disappointing to receive the indifferent welcome at this restaurant. The staff appeared to see us as an inconvenience. The food was also poor so all in all a night to forget! Would...NOT recommend unless you like sullen waitresses and mediocre, expensive food.More

I ordered fish in red curry and what I got was deep fried fish with red curry paste that made this experience terrible, with full respect to the fish. Never again.

I've had take-away from them several times and always liked it. I've also gone too their buffet for lunch once and it was really nice. I really like the pork, the chicken and the noodles from them.

We had the massaman and the panang both with chicken. We thought both were really good. The only strange thing is that in Iceland they don’t serve white rice but a mixed rice. This is not the first Thai food in Iceland that we have...found this to be the case.More

Four of us each had different entrees and all were a big hit. Staff was very accommodating to my husband's special dietary request and the prices were very reasonable--for Iceland. Very glad we went.

I’m from San Francisco and didn’t expect much from a Thai restaurant in Akureyri. What a fantastic surprise. This would stand up to San Francisco restaurants. Delicious tofu/vegetables in green curry. Fresh springs rolls. We all enjoyed it tremendously and it was a pleasant change...from wonderful but heavy Icelandic meals. Good service too!More

Hands down, the best restaurant in Akureyri. Great food, great service. My personal favorite is the Tom Ka chicken soup - it’s addictive!

tofu pad Thai, (ask for:) tofu pad kee mao; specify “spicy”, adornment: additional chopped chiles....

Delicious and authentic Thai food served by warm and efficient staff. They will tailor the spice level to your palate so go ahead and ask. The menu is extensive and there are items that are not Thai, e.g. random stir fried noodles. My advice would...be to steer clear of those dishes and choose the Thai specialities.More

Authentic service, good food, a bit pricy but the portions are fair. Overall great place to dine out. I would definitely eat here again.

I really did not expect good Thai food on Iceland's north coast. Apparently the host is of Thai descent and the taste of the dishes seem to confirm it. Yes, it's not overly fancy but authentic and, considering Icelandic prices, quite favorable.

I recommend a visit to Krua Siam. I am used to THai food and sometimes in Europe the oriental food is too much adjusted to Europian style. Here I had the best Pad Kra Prao Ive had in Europe. I recommend it .