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Chon Siam Thai Restaurant

83 Campbell St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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83 Campbell St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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+61 2 9212 6588
HoursMonday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM Friday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Chon Siam Thai Restaurant

Haymarket’s Campbell Street packs Sydney’s direct shot of raw Bangkok street flavor into a tight, unpretentious dining room. City workers and night crowds pile in for six-dollar boat noodles—dark, savory broth loaded with springy pork meatballs. The kitchen keeps burners firing for plates of crunchy pork fried rice and peppery bowls of Guay Jub. Dropping cash on the counter knocks five percent off the check, and piping bowls hit the table within minutes.

  • CBD Street Pricing: Snack-sized bowls of boat noodles start under eight dollars, with an extra five percent discount for cash payments.
  • Bangkok Broths: Deeply aromatic pork-blood and offal soups anchor the menu alongside peppery rolled-noodle Guay Jub and Tum Luert Moo.
  • Wok Staples: Crisp soft-shell crab tossed over noodles and high-heat crispy pork fried rice command steady orders.
  • Fast Turnover: A small, humming dining room just minutes from Central Station that flips orders within minutes from lunch till late.
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Why Chon Siam Thai Hits the Spot

Discover why Sydney spice-lovers pack into this Haymarket gem for unpretentious, high-heat Bangkok street eats—book your table today to secure your spot.

  • Pocket-Friendly Street-Style Boat Noodles

    Chon Siam serves ultra-affordable Bangkok-style boat noodle soup starting under eight dollars, giving CBD diners an unbeatable, pocket-friendly alternative to standard high-priced downtown dining.

    I scored the cheapest Thai boat noodles EVER - only $7.50!

    Misspiggyexplores

  • CBD Value with Cash Discounts

    Generous portions across the stir-fry and noodle lineup are complemented by a direct cash incentive, driving superior value for budget-conscious diners in the city center.

    Pay with cash to receive a 5% discount on your bill.

    Nancy Indahwati

  • Rare Traditional Pork Blood & Offal Soups

    Unlike mainstream venues that sanitize their offerings, the kitchen prepares authentic heritage specialties like Tom Luert Moo and five-spice Guay Jub featuring pork blood jelly and offal.

    The Tom Luert Moo, a clear soup with pork, blood jelly, garlic, and celery, reminded me of hometown dishes-perfect for a warm winter meal.

    Jimmy Lu

  • Transports Diners Straight to Bangkok

    A tight, no-frills shopfloor combined with bold culinary execution replicates the vibrant energy and comforting depth of roadside Bangkok dining.

    Very casual small cafe style no-frills joint but warm service and great chef who will take you back to Thailand!!

    Seasan H

  • Rapid Late-Night Refueling

    Pumping out piping-hot noodle bowls within minutes of ordering, Chon Siam provides a rapid late-night refuge for night owls and concertgoers near Central Station.

    2-3 mins from the time you placed the order, you will have a hot bowl boat noodles soup, perfect for the winter !

    Lily Vuong

  • Warming Comfort for Cold Weather

    Rich, savory broths and warm noodle dishes provide immediate thermal comfort during chilly, damp days on Campbell Street.

    The boat noodle soup is very good, reasonably priced, and just the right size, perfect for cold weather.

    Vivian Zhan

Bangkok street noodles and rare traditional comfort dishes at pocket-friendly CBD prices.

  • Boat Noodle Soup

    The broth was rich and savory, paired perfectly with tender pork meat and meatballs. It’s a comforting and satisfying meal

    Adeline

  • Soft Shell Crab Pad Thai

    The Soft Shell Crab Pad Thai was delightful with a generous portion and especially flavorful rice noodles.

    Jimmy Lu

  • Guay Jub

    It’s often praised for its bold, aromatic flavor and authentic Thai taste.

    Double Ve Ve

  • Tum Luert Moo

    It’s a classic Thai comfort dish, savory and rich in flavor, especially loved by those who enjoy traditional Thai street food.

    Double Ve Ve

Before you head over

Essential advice on cash savings, portion sizes, and peak lunch rushes—book your table early to guarantee a spot.

  • Bring Cash for an Instant Discount

    Settle your bill with cash to receive an extra 5% discount, making an already budget-friendly meal even cheaper.

  • Order Multiple Boat Noodle Bowls

    The sub-$10 boat noodles are authentic snack-sized street portions. If you have a larger appetite, plan to order an extra bowl or pair them with a hearty rice or stir-fry dish.

  • Arrive Early for Daily Lunch Staples

    The dining room fills fast during peak weekday lunch hours, and popular specialties like the chicken rice regularly sell out by 1:00 PM. Arrive early to secure your preferred dishes.

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