Lemongrass Thai Cuisine

Despite loving Thai food, I hadn't tried Lemongrass primarily since their Google rating generally sits in the high 3s"

We ordered chicken pad thai, which was too sweet. Chicken pad kee mao, which was too spicy. We came around 9PM as the restaurant timing was till 9.30PM but we are told that we cannot dine in. Food quantity is less as per price. Customer service is not good.

Incredible food!!! Such good quality and such flavour! Only weird thing was how quiet it was, no music playing or anything, it really needs something for atmosphere. But that's a very minor thing and easily remedied.

Ok food overall. Prices are slightly inflated and not reflective of the quality and quantity of the food served. Service is adequate. In comparison to Siam Bistro this Thai restaurant is very mediocre. Otherwise its only worth visiting if you are already in the area and out of other options for Thai cuisine.

Great food! I had the Crispy Beef with rice. Also tried the Tofu Pad Thai which wasn't bad. The sake was warm instead of hot and the service was slow even though it wasn't busy. Overall not a bad experience.

Pad thai came spilling over all over the floor and table. Server didn’t even bother cleaning the table and when asked for napkins was ignored. Pad thai had no taste at all, it was more of a soup.

We all ordered pad Thai. Two chicken and one beef. This pad Thai seemed to be more of a fusion with Chinese food. The pad Thai had a sweet n sour sauce. It was a bit too sweet for me.

My friend and I found this place through Google and thought we'd try it out. While I hadn't had Thai food before, I've tried many other Asian cuisines and was excited to try some since I have relocated from a very rural location that had NO Asian options. We arrived after a rainy walk, the side streets were packed on a Wednesday night so we had to walk two blocks for parking. The decor is nothing special, but it doesn't detract from the experience. We got the best seat in the house- a two seater table in front of the window (so we could watch dogs go by). We used our phones to bring up the menu as they have a QR code available on each table (unsure if they have paper copies or not) and we decided to order a couple things and split them between us. It didn't take long for the hostess to come over and take our order, being sure to clarify our order and the meat options we wanted, taking note of the spice level of each dish. Only 3 other tables had patrons, but many people came through the door to pick up take out. Our 3 dishes came out one at a time, and the hostess happily got us plates so we could share our dishes. The red curry was perfect in terms of flavour and temperature, to me at least, again, I've never had real Thai food unless you count the frozen items I've bought and reheated at home. We had tofu in it which was the only downside to this whole experience- I found it to be crispy on the outside, but hollow in the middle. My friend had no complaints about it. We got a side of Jasmine rice and crispy crunchy shrimp rolls and they were the perfect temperature. Lastly, our chicken pad Thai was superb. No complaints, we even thought the portion size was good for one person if that was all you ordered. I can't wait to go back with my husband and recommend it to other people!

It was very nice inside and clean, service was ok. You can use your phone or ask for a menu. I got the Wong tong soup (if your not a fan of white pepper on top you might want to let them know) and I got the Pad See ew (think I spelled that right) it was delicious. Though I remember it being a bit bigger.

I visited this restaurant for the second time. I love this food.