Hidden away on the third floor of the Siam Beverly Hotel is a cozy, quaint, and reasonably priced place to eat Thai buffet. Between 11am and 2pm The Siam Beverly knocks your socks off with a variety of sushi choices, Thai salads, soups, and sautéed to order meats and herbs. Priced at 180 baht per person ($5 USD) it’s also an incredible bargain. Drinks are extra.

Though the view isn’t beautiful, it is nice because it is air-conditioned. The view offered is an eight-lane road and people going about their business down below.

Like Oishi’s, the Siam Beverly delivers on the sushi. There are several choices of sushi, including the more exotic blends. One could dine on sushi alone and leave everything else if so inclined. But, you would miss out on the soups and salads. Several soups and Thai salads are available. About seven main courses are pre-cooked and available in the food foyer. The foyer is also where the side dishes and desserts are waiting.

Similar to Mongolian style, there is a sauté area where vegetables and seafood, and other meats can be chosen in some sort of order to be cooked with your choice of sauce. I chose the squid and pork roll fried with onions and herbs, with chili pepper and lime.

After the main meal there is a small assortment of Thai desserts available. Many are made with bean curd and tropical fruit. There is also Thai ice cream. I suppose the hot ginger drink, which is free, is the best drink besides water to wash it all down with. It’s made with real ginger and it feels great going down. I suppose if you’re looking for an air-conditioned place, with great sushi, hot and sour soup, Thai salads, and all-you-can-eat seafood and meats, the Siam Beverly Hotel serves it up with style.

From the subway, take the Huay Kwang exit. The Siam Beverly Hotel is located at 188 Ratchadapisek Road. The buffet is located on the third floor.