Lotus of Siam

Popular local Thai restaurant in Las Vegas, Nevada

★ 4.2 4,436 reviews $$ ✨ Special occasion dinner with wine enthusiasts

📍 953 E Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV

💬 What Locals Say

Consistent quality and generous portions. Lotus of Siam knows how to do Thai right.

🍽️ About Lotus of Siam

Tucked away in a modest strip mall on East Sahara Avenue, Lotus of Siam has earned a reputation as one of Las Vegas’s most celebrated off-strip dining destinations. This unassuming Thai restaurant has garnered national acclaim for its authentic Northern Thai cuisine and surprisingly extensive wine program, drawing food enthusiasts from around the world who venture beyond the glitz of the Strip for a truly exceptional culinary experience.

The menu at Lotus of Siam showcases the complex flavors of Northern and Isaan Thai cuisine, featuring dishes rarely found elsewhere in the city. Signature offerings include the nam kao tod, a crispy rice salad with fermented pork sausage, and the khao soi, a rich coconut curry noodle soup that exemplifies the restaurant’s commitment to authenticity. The kitchen expertly balances heat levels and aromatic spices, while the award-winning wine list offers carefully curated pairings that complement the bold Thai flavors.

The interior maintains a casual, no-frills atmosphere that puts the focus squarely on the food. Simple wooden tables and chairs fill the modest dining room, while Thai artwork and warm lighting create a comfortable, unpretentious environment. The space feels intimate without being cramped, allowing diners to focus on conversation and the exceptional dishes arriving from the kitchen.

Lotus of Siam appeals to serious food lovers seeking an authentic Thai experience away from tourist crowds. The restaurant excels for special occasion dinners, wine enthusiast gatherings, and anyone looking to explore traditional Thai cuisine beyond the typical pad thai and green curry. Reservations are highly recommended, as this local gem consistently draws both devoted regulars and curious visitors eager to discover what food critics have been raving about for years.

Must-Try Dishes

Nam Kao Tod
Khao Soi
Crying Tiger Beef

Recent Reviews

Una N. ★★★★★

Great food and service; there were 6 of us and we all enjoyed our food. We had spring rolls, 2 noodle dishes, madman curry..

Dec 12, 2025

Bonnie B. ★★★★★

Visiting Vegas for 1 night before our trip to the national parks. We ate here on Christmas Day 2024 and the reviews lived up to the hype. Ever since I tried...

Dec 31, 2024

mich l. ★★★

Ambiance Very nice, this place used to be the red rock Casino Buffet now turned into Lotus of Siam restaurant. The exterior and the interior of the...

Aug 29, 2023

4436 reviews via Yelp

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of food does Lotus of Siam have? +
Lotus of Siam serves Thai cuisine in Las Vegas. Popular dishes include Nam Kao Tod.
What are the hours for Lotus of Siam? +
Lotus of Siam's hours are: Monday: 16:30 - 22:00. Hours may vary on holidays, so we recommend calling ahead at (702) 735-3033 to confirm before visiting.
How much does Lotus of Siam cost? +
Lotus of Siam is moderately priced at $15-30 per person, rated $$. Most diners find the prices fair for the quality and portion sizes.

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🕐 Hours

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Mon16:30 - 22:00
Tue - Sun11:30 - 22:00

💰 Price Guide

$ Budget-friendly, under $15/person
$$ Moderate, $15-30/person
$$$ Upscale, $30-50/person
$$$$ Fine dining, $50+/person

📍 Location

City: Las Vegas

Address: 953 E Sahara Ave

✓ Why Choose This Place

  • Highly rated 4.2/5
  • 💰 Affordable $$
  • 👥 Popular choice 4,436 reviews

✨ Great For

Special occasion dinner with wine enthusiasts

💡 Insider Tip

Make reservations well in advance and ask your server about wine pairings - their sommelier selections elevate the entire dining experience.

🏷️ Restaurant Vibes

Date Night Hidden Gem Local Favorite Upscale Dining

📊 Guest Satisfaction

84%

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