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Thai Siam

Good Thai fare, but budget it's not.

Address: 1191 Argyle St G3 8QT
Hours: Tue-Sat noon-2:30PM, 5-10:30PM, Sun 5-10:30PM
Website: thaisiamglasgow.com (opens in a new tab)

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