Lamoon

I ordered the Moon shine noodles and fresh oysters with Thai sauce. Both were delicious! The service here was exceptional! Love their decor as well. Looking forward to going back to try other dishes. 🙏🏾

Lamoon is definitely one of those sleeper restaurants. It's in the same plaza as a 7/11 and looks pretty underwhelming. But once you enter it you're brought into a whole different world. The decor and the seating is all very unique in itself and makes it quite the experience. They've changed their hours to opening later in the night and I feel like it was a great choice, especially since there's not too many options of great Thai food at night. I also haven't ever been here when it gets busy so it's a good choice if you want to avoid long waits. Food wise you can't go wrong but the main thing's I'd always get here is the Golden Cup and Drunken Noodles with Crispy Prawn. The Golden Cup is like a larb that uses raw sushi which is truly unique and I can only find it at this location. The Drunken Noodles are also really good especially with the prawn. Eventually I'd like to try it with the soft shell crab, but that'll have to wait. Other notable items would be getting the boat noodle and Bangkok sashimi. If you never had boat noodle, it's similar to pho (hopefully you've had that), but it has a deeper flavor to it that I can't explain. They also have a good selection of sake and wine for pairing with the food you choose. But for sure I'd suggest getting a Singha to pair with your food.

From the outside you wouldn't guess this place would be such a gem. Adorably decorated, Lamoon offers a unique twist on Thai food. All the food had a wonderful blend of traditional familiar flavors with a gourmet flare. We tried a little of everything and we're very pleased. Coconut Tom yom it was really good as were the golden cups. The desserts were really unusual but definitely were trying. Next time around though I will skip the papaya salad, which needed more tartness and the yellow curry because the potatoes were too hard you could have done with a little bit more cooking.

Overall: 4.5/5 (dine in) Pirate On Cloud ($14): This was really good. Love the sweet coconut flavor. It would be perfect with curry to balance out that savory taste. The only complaint I have is the amount as it was mostly foam. Genie In The Carafe ($16): This was also amazing and tasted like boozy honey chrysanthemum tea. This was the opposite of the Pirate On Cloud in terms of volume. We got so many pours out of the little carafe. 100% worth it! Moo Ping ($8.50): This comes with 3 juicy meat skewers. It was our favorite appetizer of the 3 we tried. Luna Mushroom (13): This was a cool concept but the taste was just okay. The mushrooms weren't dried out enough so they were crispy. The topping shape makes it hard to pour the whole thing into your mouth. It also didn't have much flavor so I would skip this. Pad Thai With Crab ($17): They gave a generous amount of fresh crab. It was one of the best crab Pad Thai we had. The flavors were on point. Mild Roasted Duck Curry ($26): The roasted duck sat on top of a bed of bok choy and was really good. It was juicy, tender, and fatty as expected. The curry wasn't too salty but the amount is very little that you don't need rice to eat it with. For the price, I was expecting more curry so -1 point for that. Pork Jerky LV ($8): Dry. Would not recommend. Both of the drinks were refreshing and creative in their own way so we would come back for the bar. The food was a hit or miss depending on what you ordered but was mostly good. The service is slow and it takes a while for the food/drink to come out so expect to be there for at least an hour.

By far one of the best Thai restaurants I've ever gone to. Food is fresh, delicious, doesn't taste fishy, just an explosion of flavors in your mouth. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Vegas now! Hidden gem!

Hand down to best Thai restaurants in Vegas! Finally found after living here 5 years. I took my parents who came straight from Thailand to visit and was craving Real Thai food which its hardly to find good ingredients to make here in US. We all were very impressed how amazing this place is.Everything we ordered taste just like home and can already tell everything made from starch and real ingredients. Love it! The chicken Penang is a must!

I am Thai and I love love love this place. I ordered boat noodle and my husband got Yenta4 noodle. Drunken noodle is the best! Very authentic and good spices! Kanom krok (coconut soft cake is more than amazing! Try it!) I also love Chili Cha Cha cocktail with smoky smell and spice!

I loved everything about this place. The food, the service, and the ambiance were all great. We had the drunken noodle and the roasted curry, which was incredible btw, then the koko cup khanom krok for dessert. As for drinks, we had three cocktails, Namaste, Hello Lychee, and Chili Cha Cha, which were all quite tasty and also the pleasantly floral pink blooming tea. Inside is well decorated with soft lighting that makes it a perfect date night spot. I will definitely be coming here again, 11/10.

This is one of my absolute favorite restaurants in Vegas. A true hidden gem and best date spot in town. The food is to die for and the ambiance is so chill and romantic. Edit: I'm sad to see this place closed when I drove by the other day.

This place is really good. It's a romantic restaurant in a weird area. It's in a corner by a gas station. Everything I've ever ordered has been delicious but every time I go they always are missing items on the menu. Items that I really want to try. Favorite items: Bangkok sashimi Pung pung nutella Golden cup Pok pok salad

I love this place. It has an amazing feel and vibe to it. Very intimate very relaxed. I've gone by myself to just relax, eat good and tasty food and do some work on my laptop. And the service is always spot on. I love the Panang curry and that's always my go to, but I've been trying a different dishes, and the flavors are just great. Today's dish was, ROASTED DUCK WITH RICE it was verrryyy good And they are open till 2 am so it's a place I can go to late night.

Lamoon is definitely one of those sleeper restaurants. It's in the same plaza as a 7/11 and looks pretty underwhelming. But once you enter it you're brought into a whole different world. The decor and the seating is all very unique in itself and makes it quite the experience. They've changed their hours to opening later in the night and I feel like it was a great choice, especially since there's not too many options of great Thai food at night. I also haven't ever been here when it gets busy so it's a good choice if you want to avoid long waits. Food wise you can't go wrong but the main thing's I'd always get here is the Golden Cup and Drunken Noodles with Crispy Prawn. The Golden Cup is like a larb that uses raw sushi which is truly unique and I can only find it at this location. The Drunken Noodles are also really good especially with the prawn. Eventually I'd like to try it with the soft shell crab, but that'll have to wait. Other notable items would be getting the boat noodle and Bangkok sashimi. If you never had boat noodle, it's similar to pho (hopefully you've had that), but it has a deeper flavor to it that I can't explain. They also have a good selection of sake and wine for pairing with the food you choose. But for sure I'd suggest getting a Singha to pair with your food.

Easily my new favorite Thai restaurant in Vegas. The creativity, presentation, and attention to detail behind each dish was a notch above. Our server, Pa was amazing. She also prepared each of our cocktails with superb execution. Highlighting the espresso martinis for this review. They have a legit 3-group espresso machine. We ordered 3 "Night Owls"--each was shaken and prepared individually. I'm not a huge fan of espresso-flavored vodkas, but the fresh espresso and care put into these drinks made them one of the best I've had in Vegas, and the froth was solid. Try for yourself!

I don't know if it was my edible but I can vouch for the fact that every single item that came into contact with my mouth when I dined here was on point. Just thinking about my dinner last night is making my mouth water. For apps, we ordered the tom yum chicken wings and for my entree, I went with a roasted duck curry and for dessert a honey toast. Those wings were crispy and it had a coating of the Tom yum powder on it. Extra tangy and spicy and I devoured it completely. When my order arrived, the roasted duck was sliced and laying so graciously in a pool of pretty red curry. I wanted to wait for everyone to get their entrees but I didn't want to have my curry get cold. I tried the curry first and it was just so perfect, I wanted to slurp it up. The duck was so tender, it was almost like a soft cloud- hella yummy! I enjoyed my duck curry to the point that I ate myself into a food coma. I couldn't pass up dessert and so my honey toast was a large brioche saturated with honey and crispy banana slices and vanilla ice cream sitting on top. What a way to end this epic meal!

My girlfriend and I found this adorable little restaurant just driving around Vegas and decided to check it out. It was a rainy day in Vegas which was probably why this yummy restaurant was completely empty. The ambiance is adorable ... a Parisian vibe. Music was perfect for dining. Only downside was the lighting. Old folks like me beware !! We ordered a nice cab which we thoroughly enjoyed. We shared the coconut lemongrass soup, wontons, 1/2 dozen oysters and drunken noodles with soft shell crab. Honestly, each and every selection was amazing. So good that I took an order of drunken noodles home for my hubby. I highly recommend checking out this establishment if you're looking for something new.

The food here is absolutely amazing . I love great Thai food and this place is the spot for it . I ordered a Thai coffee with is cold and strong like my men. The papaya salad was superbly refreshing. Fresh a papaya with cherry tomatoes and string beans . The pad Thai noodle dish was seasoned perfect. The aroma and the taste was to die for . It lit up your taste buds like it never been before : the grilled fresh water prawn was so decadent, juicy, and fresh . The picture will show you omg !

It's a really unique restaurant. Something like French decor but old inside. I really enjoyed the vegetable Penang curry. My friends' food did not look as good though so it could be a hit or miss. Plenty of parking outside. Insanely huge wine list, like an entire book. It's quirky. Right? But wine makes me tired. I'm tired now as I write this. LOL. So I got a dark beer instead and it was really good.

My husband and I were looking for some late night desserts and found some delish ones on Yelp. We originally came for the Pang Pang Nutella, but unfortunately they were sold out. So we opted to try something new. I can't for the life of me remember what this dish was called, but its one I should remember from now on. This dish is a coconut desert with various toppings. They take 20 minutes to make and there is a warning on the menu. I generally take this with a grain of salt, but these truly took the full time as they are made to order. The toppings included: Taro: Very light in flavor and the chunks were quite soft. Due to the taro texture it was a bit of an interesting combo. Corn: Sweet corn was such a great flavor. The coconut and corn seemed to surprisingly work together Green Onion: Now desert and green onion don't seem to go hand and hand, but this one was by far our favorite. The flavor was amazing and truly can't be described as anything but. Coconut: I feel like this is traditional and it was surely delicious. The fresh coconut on top still had a nice crunch and overall this was a delicious bite. All 4 toppings were delicious. Would definitely come back. The ambiance is super dark and romantic. Nothing wrong with it, however it was extremely hard to read the menu. I don't think its very friendly for those with poor eye sight. The service was so-so. It was late at night, and it wasn't very busy, but still found myself running out of water. The servers just seem preoccupied. Overall my rating is a 3.5/5.0 stars. My hope is to come back and try their menu and dessert to give them a full review

Overall: 4.5/5 (dine in) Pirate On Cloud ($14): This was really good. Love the sweet coconut flavor. It would be perfect with curry to balance out that savory taste. The only complaint I have is the amount as it was mostly foam. Genie In The Carafe ($16): This was also amazing and tasted like boozy honey chrysanthemum tea. This was the opposite of the Pirate On Cloud in terms of volume. We got so many pours out of the little carafe. 100% worth it! Moo Ping ($8.50): This comes with 3 juicy meat skewers. It was our favorite appetizer of the 3 we tried. Luna Mushroom (13): This was a cool concept but the taste was just okay. The mushrooms weren't dried out enough so they were crispy. The topping shape makes it hard to pour the whole thing into your mouth. It also didn't have much flavor so I would skip this. Pad Thai With Crab ($17): They gave a generous amount of fresh crab. It was one of the best crab Pad Thai we had. The flavors were on point. Mild Roasted Duck Curry ($26): The roasted duck sat on top of a bed of bok choy and was really good. It was juicy, tender, and fatty as expected. The curry wasn't too salty but the amount is very little that you don't need rice to eat it with. For the price, I was expecting more curry so -1 point for that. Pork Jerky LV ($8): Dry. Would not recommend. Both of the drinks were refreshing and creative in their own way so we would come back for the bar. The food was a hit or miss depending on what you ordered but was mostly good. The service is slow and it takes a while for the food/drink to come out so expect to be there for at least an hour.

Never disappointed when we come here! I really enjoy the food,service and atmosphere of this restaurant. We had to stop here for dinner when we drove through Vegas again! As for food we did the -Over the moon chicken wings -tiger steak -chicken pad Thai -a bottle of delicious saki 10/10 Everything as usual was amazing. The servers checked up on us throughout our meal and we really enjoy the staff here. The food came out perfectly timed as well. Such a lovely place with great food. I would recommend dinning here!

Babes truly outdid himself here. He took me on a surprise date night out and LaMoon was such a pleasant surprise!! Our service was amazing from start to finish. We absolutely couldn't help ourselves from trying all of our Thai favorites and some new recommended dishes from the staff. To start we had the oysters, pok pok (green papaya) salad, and bangkok sashimi for appetizers. We also got a bowl of the coco tom yum soup. You can have spice levels as mild, medium, or hot and we opted for mild cause I'm a baby... lol. For our main entrees we got the tiger steak (which came with fries) and beef pad Thai (which had a lime, peanuts, and bean sprouts). The star of the show was truly the tiger steak as it was so delicious and came with a dipping sauce we've never had before! For dessert, we asked for their recommended dish and they definitely did not disappoint. We got the coco cup-khanom kook which was 6 pieces and came with assorted toppings. We learned that this is a historic Thai dessert that you can't really find anywhere due to the nature of cooking and the length of time it takes to perfect the yummy shell. (WORTH the wait-- must try!) So, make sure you let them know in advance if this is the one you're interested in! We always love to get mango sticky rice however they didn't have any mangoes so we got yummy sticky rice with coconut ice cream. Also, a dream. Next time I'd like to try their Japanese cheesecake and pung pung Nutella. I had the best date night with babes and highly recommend this hidden gem! You would never know it's here unless you really looked for it. Can't wait to be back to try more things!

This is where a moon can be a star. LaMoon is a Thai restaurant with some Japanese dishes and cafe-like beverages and decor. I went with a group of friends, one of whom is Thai and ranks this as one of the best of not the very best in town. We lightly challenged her / requested her to order for us, and the results were stellar. If that idea isn't meme-y enough for you, they actually have a beverage pronounced Meme ($7). This is similar to a Taiwanese drink and is made with black sugar, milk, and boba. The black sugar syrup was somewhat deficient for the total volume of beverage, and the boba wasn't "mini" as advertised (and tended toward too al dente), but the milk was my salvation from the capsaicin in the meal. Crispy Catfish with Mango Salad ($24) was the first dish to arrive, and it was a refreshing start given the summer heat. It was sweet and acidic, with perfectly crispy catfish bites. Definitely wouldn't mind having this again. Grilled Pork Jowl ($12) came next, and it was the lone dish which I strongly suggested in our order. The pork was juicy and tender, while the "spicy fish sauce" was actually more lime-forward than anything. Order it for sure if you like acidic food. "Flying to the Moon" ($8) is a 4-piece crispy chicken wing, and our table went with the spicy tom yum topping. The chicken is perfectly crispy and juicy, while the tom yum topping is a dry, granulated covering on the outside that was surprisingly intense (but not in a salty way). Yen Ta Fo ($15) is a noodle soup with soft flat noodles and a mix of chicken, shrimp, and calamari. The broth is more on the subtle side, with an unfamiliar flavor which I suppose may be the red bean which I saw after googling some recipes. I haven't had this before, but I enjoyed it a lot. Coco Tom Yum ($15) is the more commonly ordered spicy and sour soup, although this one was thankfully a little more mild in both aspects. The coconut was also subtle but very welcome. The shrimp was cooked perfectly here and in the prior soup. Kang Lamoon ($18) is a spiced beef stew. The beef was tender and the spices were appreciable, but I found it to be a little salty. Roasted Duck Curry ($26) wasn't so salty, thankfully, and the roasted duck was perfectly tender and rich. The spice was more mild too. If you're gonna splurge on a protein, pick this one. Pad Se Ew w/ chicken ($15) was a rendition which I was so thankful for after trying some disgraceful versions in Henderson with insufficient sauce and/or the wrong type of broccoli. This one had plenty of dark soy sauce and Chinese broccoli. The chicken may have had a light char, which is perfectly fine with me. Yellow Chicken Curry ($14) was another delicious curry which we tacked toward the end since we were sharing a lot of the entrees multiple ways. I seemed to miss the potatoes by the time the bowl reached me, but I loved the juicy onion and the broth enough. Coco Cup ($7), aka Khanom Krok, is a can't-miss dessert (and requires advance notice due to prep time, FYI). It's like a mini crispy coconut tart with creamy coconut milk in the middle. They have varied toppings on top, and while I missed the ones with taro, the corn was fun and the green onion was surprisingly excellent. Whether it was because of the relatively sparse crowd tonight or for appreciation of a Thai speaker, service was very attentive, with constant water refills. Our chairs were quite comfy. The ambiance was nice too, with fairly quiet French and jazz music disappearing in the background if table conversation is consistently maintained. The lighting in the dining area is nice if you like a dim, intimate environment, but miserable if you're trying to take food photos; I would've probably tried to borrow the brighter tables in the lounge area if I weren't with a large group of hungry folks. LaMoon definitely punches in the high-end Thai category and holds its own, so come here for a special occasion and expect to enjoy it. I'll have to bring my family and friends here for sure.

A nice, small, ambient restaurant to check out. I have always passed by this place and kept gettings ad's on the food so I finally gave this place a shot and I'm glad I did. Their food is mainly Thai with some fusion food thrown into the menu sometimes. Their menu changes slightly every so often, but they keep most of their popular main meals. For appetizer, I tried their Fried Wonton and it was a nice light appetizer. It only comes with 3 of them, wasn't too oily and had a perfect crunch to them. My main meal was Tom Yum noodle soup, it had a perfect balance of savory, citrus and spice. I also ordered an Okinawa milk tea w/ boba from there and I felt like it was just basic boba, nothing too crazy about it. The food overall was delicious,everything was a good balance, and the food was a good portion for one person. The atmosphere was actually the opposite than what I expected, I thought that this place was more chill and cafe like. But I felt like this place is more like a restaurant, dress up, date night, type of atmosphere. The service was good, I was able to ask questions and they would be more than happy to explain things. The service was pretty quick, but I think it was also because I was one of the few people in the restuarant at the time. It also didn't feel awkward eating and sitting at that business alone. I have recc'd this business to friends and family if they're ever feeling Thai food. Whenever I get ad's from this place it makes me want to return.

Came back for a second time & this place took a HUGE DOWNGRADE! The quality really went down!!! It used to be so good! They downgraded on their steak it was all fat!! The portions decreased in size & they kept the same pricing! Too bad cause they were so good! The drinks are $14 each not bad but when you're only getting served a half of a martini that's ridiculous!!! I couldn't believe how bad of quality the food got! Definitely save your money!

I tried to come here the first day of my trip to Vegas but the waiter said they cannot serve for an hour due to the kitchen being closed. I came back the next day and was able to enjoy lunch here. No one was at the restaurant so we were seated immediately. This place was clean and comfortable, with couches we can lounge on. Our server was really nice and checked up on us every now and then. Food was delicious. I love the Thai culture and the dishes here reminded me of when I travelled abroad. Seafood was fresh and juicy! I would recommend all the food there, and can't wait to go again to try the other dishes. I was pretty dehydrated in Vegas so I was happy they had fresh coconuts for me!

La moon Thai Japanese fusion restaurant is nestled in its own little parking lot on spring mountain and Jones. The sign is lit up, but not the words, so it can be a bit hard to spot at first. The inside had a very eclectic feel to it. The atmosphere was intimate as it was not super busy, and the music gave a very relaxing vibe. I think it was French music actually lol Food was fresh! I loved their take on salmon sashimi. The scallops were also great, and next time, I'll ask to add uni! The pad seew was literally the best I have ever had. Some places the noodles can be thick, clumpy, and sauced in a way that it comes off more salty than anything. These were cooked to perfection, had the best chew, and the sauce amazing. The pad thai was encased in the thinnest egg omelet that you cut open to have all the noodles spilled out of. Sauced well, egg cooked so it's still tender. The fresh larb spring rolls were a fun new take on larb. I have a confession..I have never liked larb. I have always wanted to like larb, but each time I would try it, I would find it chewy, or have a bizarre after taste. I actually was very fond of this larb. It had a nice deep savory flavor, and the aromatics paired well. Only thing I would maybe change, is to have a drizzle of like a zesty lime sauce to lift it a little. Now the dessert was just listed as traditional Thai dessert. It takes 20 min to cook, and is this coconut custard nestled inside a thin crispy wafer shell and topped with items like taro, young coconut, corn, and one even had green onion. I tell you, the green onion actually worked! It was warm too! Which was nice on a cold night. I felt the price point was super reasonable for the elevated menu we got to experience. I hope more people visit this hidden gem as I really want it to stay around.

It's been quite some time since I went here and wanted to get a bite to eat after seeing a late concert in Vegas. It's harder than I thought to find places open late off the strip as it was around 1am when coming back home. This place is small but nice and very friendly. The food was great, I had the chicken pad Thai. Definitely a good place anytime but if you're out late and can't find someplace to eat check this place out. Prices are good and it was a great experience!

A very solid meal. Some of the favorites were the scallops with uni, pad kaprow, and the prawns. Golden cup - reminds me of larb but with salmon Scallop with uni - my wife's favorite item Pork jowl - wasn't really my thing. The sauce was okay, but I just don't care for pork cheek that much Pad kaprow (ground pork) - I really enjoyed this one. Maybe could have grounded the pork up a little smaller, but the veggies were cut up small and absorbed lots of flavor. Roast duck curry - great tasting curry, but crispy duck skin would perfect it Boat noodles (beef) - a little on the sweeter side, and not very spicy even at the extra spicy level Prawns - sweet delicious prawns with a very tasty sauce -ignore that the outside looks like the place is closed down and the ceiling lights are out of order, come in and eat! Painting along the corner and ceiling could use some touching up but the furniture and decor are really nice

I would give this place even more stars if I could for the service, ambience and food. If you want to relax and be transported back to another time and place where Eurasian influences meld beautifully with a Thai emphasis, make this your destination. It's also a great "date night" choice. Boss, the GM was our server. This guy has service in his DNA, coming from a family who owns a hotel in Thailand. From the Chili Cha Cha that I had, the extensive bar offerings, and the wine list, I am sure you will find something to pair with your food. We took our time and ordered in batches, sharing in each dish. We started with the Golden Rolls and Bangkok Sashimi. I have had Rolls like these before and they were always too oily and tasteless. These were not and were delightfully accompanied by a dipping sauce. The Sashimi was fresh and tender. We moved on to the Coco Tum Yum, served with a generous amount of shrimp. What I appreciated was the depth of flavour that is sometimes lacking in less invested establishments. Each note in the soup was fresh, on its own, yet blending and supporting each other. We were both blown away by the Grilled Prawns. The blend of seasonings, created a memorable, perfectly prepared entree. The saltiness created the sweetness that toned down any hard or fishy notes. Incredibly tender as well. We were really stuffed but wanted to end with a light desert. Boss recommended the Coco Tum Yum and we were not disappointed. He said it is a favorite of Thai people. I will definitely add this one to my list as well. I had the Green Tea and it complimented the sweetness of the Coco Tum Yum. The only fault I would find in this place is their signage at night. All you see is the bright lighting around the name on the signage located on the building. The signage on the road highlights more the bottom half descriptors of the place. The restaurant is located in a dark set back from the street and unless you have GPS, you might drive by this gem.

I get happy as soon as I walk in. The food is consistently amazing with very good service. We had double the plates, but failed to take other pictures. Thank you LM

We made a reservation for 14 people to have dinner at LaMoon. The decor and ambiance of the French-Jazz-esque interior was really cute, they had a giant bear and white grand piano which really drove in the cutesy ambiance. The music was a comfortable late night jazz and the volume was at a good range our entire time there. The food is on the pricier end, but well worth the price. For the huge group we arrived in, the food was certainly staggered, but as far as I could see there were only 2 people working the kitchen and drinks, so it is a fair deal. The drinks menu was extensive, if anything, impressive. I got the Hello Lychee and Flying to the Moon drinks, they were both incredibly tasty and I would certainly recommend them again, they were really well made. The luna mushrooms were next, perfectly cooked with a crispy exterior and well seasoned. I followed it up with the Kuay Teaw Tom Yum which was amazing. The noodles was cooked just right , and the broth was really flavorful with a good hint of lemongrass. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Roasted duck curry had a deep flavor to the curry, lending from the duck and great seasonings. It paired really well with the rice and is one of the items on the menu I would really recommend. Service was slower, however given the amount of people we had and with the staffing we were pleasantly surprised at the speed. Not only were they kitchen, they also did drinks, which is amazing. All in all you really should give LaMoon a visit, With the laid back jazz lounge ambiance it gives and the excellent food, service is acceptable if you're not just straight up hungry when you enter and can wait a little.

We were able to make a reservation of 12 for dinner! This place is very cute and ambient perfect for like a date night. The menu had a lot of thai options and I tried the Tom yum noodles which were amazing! There is a big wine and cocktails menu if you like drinking! The different floral teas they have are also very pretty.

LaMoon was a pleasant discovery. I was initially captivated by the photos of their food and dessert when I found them online. Finally got to stop in as a solo date. The environment is more of a relaxed cafe with ambient lighting. It was the perfect place to grab some good eats while reading a book and enjoying my own company. Two other patrons came here solo, while another large group enjoyed a fine dinner - it's a place for everyone, no matter what party size. I situated myself in a window corner on a big, comfy couch. I ordered the golden roll, moo ping and pang pang Nutella. The appetizers were delicious! I believe they were only about $6-7 a plate, which was worth it to me. The dessert on the other hand was a bit underwhelming. I came in with other expectations, but I must have mixed up the dessert and ordered something else. Still, it was a forward taste of banana, Nutella, chocolate syrup, coco puffs and honey toast bites. A bit sugary for me, but they delivered exactly what I ordered. I will definitely come back and try some more bites, drinks, and desserts.

LaMoon is a fun place to gather with friends for unique cocktails and small plates to share! This restaurant is a Thai-Japanese fusion restaurant, with a bigger focus on Thai-inspired dishes. I thought I'd give this place a try since I always drive past it! Ambience - 5/5 The interior is beautifully decorated, with a white grand piano in the center, lots of floral, lots of dim lights, and even a giant teddy bear. The dim lighting and abundance of candles made the place feel relaxing, and the soft music added to the chill vibes. Food - 3/5 For appetizers, I ordered the scallop sashimi with uni (additional $8), the flying to the moon chicken wings with honey yuzu sauce, and the grilled pork jowl. The scallops were presented beautifully, but unfortunately, it did not taste fresh. The texture felt like it was slightly cooked, and it might be because it was thawed after being frozen, but I couldn't get past the fishy taste, so I didn't end up eating the rest of the plate. The chicken wings were very crispy, but it lacked flavor (not salty or sweet), even though it was supposed to have honey yuzu sauce. The pork jowl was good, but slightly salty. For entrees, I ordered a dry noodle with shrimp (add $3), and the tiger steak. The tiger steak was honestly the saving grace, because it was cooked beautifully, seasoned perfectly, and served with a side of crispy truffle fries and dipping sauce for the steak. The dry noodle dish was decent as well, but a little in the sweet side. The $3 added to that dish came with 2 pieces of shrimp. Service - 5/5 The service was great - they were readily available whenever help was needed, and they didn't constantly check up on us to the point where we couldn't enjoy the dinner. They were very nice and quick! Overall, I'm glad I was able to try this place finally. Now that I've tried the food, I might just come back for the cocktails since I feel like that is more suiting for this ambience.

Thai spot with delicious dishes that have a bar too! The service is always wonderful!

They always have satay now. Love this place. Love the owner. Love that it is a small female owned business. Don't forget to order the cocktails. They are great.

This place had a great variety of cocktails. The servers were attentive and we received our food and drinks in a timely manner. Their food was nothing out of this world and the chicken wings lacked salt. Def a a late night spot. I was really thrown off by how disgusting the bathrooms were. The wall next to the toilet was covered in Urine. It was a beautiful bathroom but it was gross. You also walk by the bar and get a weird whiff. Def can't recommend a restaurant that isn't clean because god only knows how they keep their kitchen.

Wow, this place took me by surprise. Delicious food and beautifully decorated. Will be returning to try other dishes.

Showed up for our reservation and the door was locked and no cars outside. Not sure what is going on. It is 6pm on a Friday night.

I love LaMoon so much, like... so much! As soon as you walk in whether it be day or nighttime, it already looks cool. I love how it's decorated. The ambience is adorable and classy. I mean, come on. There's a freaking white grand piano at the back just chillin' there!! Haha A friend of mine actually played it, but she got shy. Even though she was shy, the staff kept on encouraging her! Awwwww.. like come on! They are so sweet and kind hereeee. I'm not kidding, the workers here have ALWAYS been so nice to me and to my friends who come with me. I've talked to Bon recently (I hope I spelled his name right), and he is such a genuinely cool guy. I remember one time, my phone was dying, and I didn't have a charger, and he offered to charge it for me!! I mean, seriously!! TALK ABOUT GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND!!!! :,) The food is deliciousness. The menu is a wild variety honestly. From noodles, to sushi, to chicken wings, to sushi, etc. The variety is awesome because you don't have to get a big ol' meal of you don't want to, you know what I mean? You can get skewers and be happy with your life. Lol This is funny, but my fav thing on their menu is truffle fries. I always for mayo, and they bring me a special kind of mayo that they make on their own. It's the freaking bestttt. I will get 3 orders of their truffle fries with no guilt. Please and thank you. Lolol I've only tried the Khanom Krok for their dessert. Do I know what it really is? No. Will I eat it? Yes. Lol It's an interesting taste! The drinks are tasty, and again, there's variety. I always get the Strawberry Fresh Cream drink... my God.. It's so good. They literally get fresh strawberries for the drink. Overall, I love this place. I love the food here. I love the environment here. I love the staff here. If I could, I would live here. Lolol jk but yeah, LaMoon is one of my favs. One thing I wish they had more were outlets. If you wanna take your laptop or tablet out, and you wanna charge it, you have to sit at a specific table. Once you enter, the first table on the right has the outlet. :)

I have had Thai food in Thailand and all over the world! Lamoon is very authentic and we love coming here when ever we are in town! Everything from their menu is great! We had the fish cake, oysters, pork jau, prawns, pad Thai, drunken noodles. They are very reasonably priced. Staff are friendly and it's a nice environment for you to sit down, have a drink and enjoy dinner. Highly recommended!

Located next door to the 7-11. Tried the chicken pad Thai and medium spice Panang curry with chicken and a side of steamed white rice. The medium spice was perfect, had the right amount of lingering heat but still edible without feeling like torture. The pad Thai with no spice was seasoned well, could've used more peanut sauce (possibly a preference). I would definitely return.

Perfect cute date spot for anyone looking for delicious Thai food! They now serve alcohol too! Their grilled prawns are a MUST order! Pad Thai and curry duck is also a must have! Get atmosphere and customer service! They also open late too!

Came to dinner here with my Mother in law she was wanting some Thai food and said she seen this spot on Yelp so we decided to try it out. Let's just say I was not expecting to be having a candle lit dinner with my MIL, this place is set up for some real romantic vibes lol. The food in my opinion is an acquired taste. My favorite were the honey ponzu with wings and the scallop. The other dishes were not really my cup of tea to be honest. I was expecting a little more authentic Thai food but this place has a mix of Thai and Japanese food. The prices are reasonable, some things were super cheap and others were crazy high. When we went they were not busy. They only had one waitress doing all the serving and the food took long to come out, I could over hear another table complaining about that as well. The furniture here is a mix of assorted variety of chairs and couches & tables. The decor is very all over the place as well witch Christmas items, faux plants, and just random things. The music when we arrived was romantic classical music then somewhere changed to EDM music that just repeated the same song over and over. There's a ton of alcohol and wine to drink here the menu has like 2-3 pages dedicated to alcohol, yet I didn't see any bartender in sight so I'm not sure who makes the drinks. Idk maybe I'm being nit picky but I just was having some strange vibes.

Don't be fooled by the outside! I visited while it was dark outside and parking felt a bit sketchy. Inside is super classy and beautifully decorated. The setting is intimate and modern. The service was super friendly and our waiter was very knowledgeable. They have a very extensive food and drink menu as well. The food was very good. I enjoyed the crispy golden roll with the tangy dipping sauce served on the side. I tried the spicy miso Tom Yum (spice level 3). The broth i thought had a nice umami flavor and I could really taste the lemongrass which adds a bright, herby element. I highly recommend checking this place out.

This place is easy to miss on Spring Mountain because it is nestled back off the road a little and somewhat hidden by the 7-11 gas station on the corner of SM and Jones. Put in the effort to find it. You will not regret it. They have a culinary pedigree through Lotus of Siam, Lamaii, and Patio Wine Garden. This place is unique and has incredible dishes. We always do the beef jerky, sausages, gas station beef (yes, that is what its called), drunken noodles, duck curry, and anything else that catches our eye on a given night. Last but not least, they have an incredible wine list. This is hard to find on Spring Mountain/ Chinatown area... so wine lovers rejoice!! The only complaint our group had was the QR Code menu, but hey, we are a tough crew so that isn't bad!!

Came here because the wife and I love Lamaii. I gotta say, I never thought I'd choose any other Thai spot over Lamaii, but La Moon is on par with our fave OG spot. Maybe the best pad Thai I've had. Really love the flavors and the texture of the noodles have been perfect every time. The Larb Loi pork is my fave. Instead of a bowl where you make you're own, it's in the form of a lettuce roll. Makes it was easier to eat. Less work and more yum. The northern Thai sausage dish still requires the work, but man oh man, it's so crazy good. I just wish they would give you more peanuts and garlic and onion and peppers to add to it. I always run out. But the flavors will knock your socks off. So so so so dang good. And the coco yum soup, best soup I've had in a while. Others faves of ours are the Luna mushroom, golden cup, the crispy prawn panang is so good. And the thing I like about their prawns is that they really get that she'll crazy crispy. It's perfect. The desserts are perfect. Best mango sticky rice there is. And then there is a coco cup dessert I think. Some kind of cup. Can't recall. Like nothing I've ever had and so so good. The ambience is A+. Feels really upscale, but casual at the same time. It's really a great spot. And open until 2am. Yes please.

Hooked on Thai cuisine and looking for a good meal in Vegas. We showered social media, websites, bloggers and asked several foodies for suggestions in "Sin City". Lamoon's name popped up several times and we decided to give them a chance. The restaurant is small, clean and run by three hard-working people manning the entire show. They hustled, waited tables, made drinks and bused tables. All of this was done with a smile and efficiency. We ordered the raw oysters with a Thai sauce and fried shallots. They were good. The other appetizer was the tempura mushroom with raw tuna, crab meat in a delicious topping. The four grilled shrimp were beautifully prepared. The flavors were nice. The highlight of the evening was the duck breast in a delicious curry with grapes and tomatoes. This dish was exceptional. Lamoon is a nice and tasty Thai option in Vegas. The staff is hard working and very pleasant. We are glad we tried this establishment and would recommend them for a pleasant and relaxing evening.

Amazing food and drinks! This is the second time I've been here. First time was not long after they opened. Same great quality of food and perfect amount of food for one person each meal. The service was good and gave feedback on the items we wanted more info on. Such a cute aesthetic, makes it fancy without paying an outrageous price. I will say... right when we sat down a single male came in and sat to order to go. He was on his phone on speaker and talking absolutely CRAZY. Super inappropriate language and extremely loud. Kind of took away from the experience because it was super uncomfortable. His light on his phone was on and shining throughout the place. It was annoying. Then finally one of the staff said something to him and we had to listen to 5 minutes of back and forth arguing. At some point it did feel unsafe but no fault of their own. They were calling 911 and he walked out. Sucked for us sitting there but oh well. Dinner and a show.

4 stars because of service; granted it was Christmas night, but still... Service was 1 star and food was 5 stars. Everything was tasty. Pad se ew noodles were a tad overcooked but flavors were there! What we ordered to start (with intention to order more lol) Took 15 min for anyone to come to our table. When the waitress finally came out, she was bringing a dish to the table next to us, then my fiancé got her attention so that we could place an order. After 15 min we asked the other server if we could have water. Finally, 5 minutes after he brought our waters, she brought out our other drinks. TARO MOON Drink STRAWBERRY FRESH CREAM drink About 20 minutes after that, we received 2 of the 5 dishes FRESH OYSTERS, w/ the ponzu option BONBON SASHIMI About 15 - 20 minutes, our 2 other dishes arrived... but we were still waiting for one of our appetizers. PORK JERKY LV PAD SE EW w/ extra noodles and shrimp 15 minutes later we asked for our last appetizer but seems they may have forgotten...but it finally came towards the end when we were almost done eating. BANGKOK SASHIMI At that point it was too late to order more dishes because we knew it would probably take another 40 minutes for any other dishes to come out. Again, with the circumstances of being Christmas night, and many people eating out, I understand how service could be delayed, but there could've been more acknowledgement from the servers. Despite all that, the food was still delicious and I would recommend it. I would eat here again on a regular day. Photos of all plates except for the drinks and Bangkok Sashimi.

I saw someone else's post about studying here. I needed to get out the house and find a new study spot/vibes. So I came here to check it out for myself. The interior of the cafe was so cute. Very cozy. Great for studying, but also cafe meal vibes, and meeting a friend, etc. they even have a small grand piano that you can play (get ready to get applauded--I unfortunately don't play well so I didn't even attempt haha). And they even have a egg-shaped swinging chair. It went well with the aesthetics. Even the bathroom was nicely put, there's a bonsai tree in the ladies bathroom (one person at a time, btw). I came to study and ordered hibiscus tea, it was sooo good. Completely honest, the waitress forgot about our tea order. But we weren't paying attention cause we were focused on studying and when she realized, she brought it out right away. The tea held us over but for the amount of hours we spent there to study, we got hungry. So we order the green papaya salad, the golden cups, and pung pung nutella. Each dish was very well balanced. You definitely have to try the Khonum Krok, especially if you want something sweet, but if you want chocolate, definitely the Pung Pung Nutella. Their customer service was honestly 10/10. Would highly recommend to come here for studying, a meeting with a friend, have a snack, some coffee/tea, etc.

I drove by this place quite a few times and never really paid attention to its location. On a hungry Thursday evening I was looking for takeout near my house and this was one of the first options to pop up. Got a Thai coconut curry and Chicken wings to go, and wow the lemongrass in the soup was outstanding! I wish they shared it didn't come with rice so I could have added it to complete my meal. When we arrived to pick it up we were surprised by the location and how cute it was inside. We definitely look forward to coming in soon and experiencing all of it!

My boyfriend and I randomly ate here on a Friday night. The place is lightly dimmed and the decor is very classy. It was perfect for a nice romantic date night. We ordered the duck curry and drunken noodles added soft shell crab (they were out of pork belly /: ) but everything was DELICIOUS. I already can't wait to go back again ! Hopefully the pork belly will be back as well.

4 point review Service: The service here is awesome, very willing to serve and even open the door for us as we came in and left! Ambiance: The ambiance here is so tranquil and very cozy, a great place to have a meeting, or get some studying done Product(s): I only ordered a Thai Tea but it was amazing. I'm sure the food here is good as well, they have a fairly extensive menu! Value: Great value, low prices, great ambiance and comfy chairs haha. Honestly a cute low budget place to go if Gabi or your other local coffee shops are full or closed. Plus they are open until midnight!

Tried to call multiple times and placed an order through Grubhub at 1:15 pm when they said the restaurant opened. Got to the restaurant and the restaurant was not open. After looking on google the hours stated 6pm-2am. The food is amazing but I wish there was no discrepancy with the opening hours.

Wanting Thai food late at night night? Definitely check this place out They are open late and serve phenomenal food. We had walked in at around 10 o'clock and there were only two other parties at the restaurant. The location isn't the greatest, but quite frankly once you're in you don't even notice it. The hostess greet us and asked to sit anywhere we would like so we took a booth which was just something made with two couches and a table in between. The couch was dirty as it was fabric, so I was a little hesitant to sit. They do not have physical menus, but there is a QR code on every table where you can scan and populate the menu on your phone, I'm not typically a fan of these since there's no real photos, but this menu had small photos of some of their popular dishes. We were recommended by our waitress to try the golden rolls, and flying to the moon so we grab those two as our appetizers. Flying to the moon has two flavor options but I would recommend slipping out on the wings entirely but if you find yourself ordering it definitely get the spicy Tomyom flavor instead of the honey yuzu. The golden rolls were phenomenal, you can taste of fresh they were. I would say out of the 7 dishes that we ordered everything was over-the-top, delicious, except for the wings. Considering the fact that there was one waiter, serving 3 to 4 tables, the service was good. She was sweet to make recommendations for us, and was very shocked by the amount of food that we ate and finished every single thing on the plate. I will certainly be coming back here again very soon as I enjoy the food very much!

This place is a real hidden gem in Vegas. I've been there 4 times in the past 3 years and every time is an outstanding experience. The Chef has a really good hand for cook and if you agree that consistency is the key for high quality. The cocktails are great. They have a wine cava since a while and they change the design on the plate a couple times and they are beautiful that talks about the knowledge and expertise on the restaurant field from the owner part , I don't have a doubt that this place will become a spotlight In the Vegas foodie map , recommended to anyone. We finished with a taro beverage that was simply delicious not mentioning that the service it make you feel really welcome and genuinely cozy , from A to Z is a full recommended experience, is a shame that I can't put more than 5 stars lol , definitely will be back again ... and again