Lemongrass By Sip Saam Thai

Lemongrass is an excellent Thai restaurant in Cedar Park. It’s not my favorite Thai place in the Austin area, but it’s near the top of the wet. Their lunch specials are good and the Thai tea here is excellent. The Tom kha is also good, although I wish it had come with a little bit of chili oil for some spice. This is well worth a visit if you like Thai.

Went there for dinner. All the dishes were very flavored but I would say most of them were too salty. I would give it 4 stars for the food as it's not bad but not awesome, just mid.

One of the top listed Asian restaurants in Austin area for food and service , they were able to adjust the spice level for each item and it was perfectly blended to the taste and flavors. Service was quick and staff were friendly. Little expressive for fried rices , but worth it.

Cedar Park is booming with great Asian food places and Lemongrass is another hit! This modern themed restaurant’s got a Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian fusion thing going and the food is so flavorful and great portions. Our favorite was the pad see ew (you can customize protein and add spiciness) and the minced beef salad. I only wish they would add more locations near Central Austin cuz I have to make a 45 min drive every time I crave this place!

Delicious food and great service. This immediately went on our regular rotation, can’t wait to try more menu items. Update: went back and tried the Thai Pork Spare Ribs with sticky rice. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. love this place. Would give it more stars if I could. Also the Thai tea is heavenly.

Have been coming here for the last 5 years and the food and food quality is astounding each time. Love every dish I’ve had and the service is always great whether I dine in or order to go! Everything on the menu is amazing no wrong choices here!

Food was good, service was not. I had a bit of an accident, completely my own fault, but ended up with my entire soup that had just been brought out, in my lap and all over the floor. I wasn’t expecting anyone to bring me another for free, I just felt like they could’ve at the very least, offered to bring me more broth so I could at enjoy what was left of my now broth less pieces of chicken with something. I had to order a second bowl of soup, and yes they did charge me for both even though I never even got to enjoy the first one before it ended up in my lap. On top of that, when I came back from cleaning off my pants in the ladies room, I found no one had even bothered to help me clean some of it (I had already cleaned the table before I went to the ladies’s room), there was still soup all over floor and in my chair. To which they responded with oh just sit on the other side. Really? My daughter and I had to enjoy the rest of our meal stepping in a soup puddle under the table. I know I could’ve gotten down on my hands and knees and cleaned it myself, but at that point I was just so put off by their lack of customer service that I thought, nope I’m not gonna do that. Plus it was pretty expensive. $71 including tax for 2 people + tip =$80! All we had was the bowl of soup (well x2), egg fried rice, order of egg rolls and chicken pad Thai with 2 iced teas. (My daughter had an Arnold Palmer which was an upcharge of $3.50 which no one told us about). So all in all I don’t think we will be back again. Too bad because the food was good.

I like stopping by this place, especially for the steamed dumplings! Today I tried their sticky rice and mango dessert and it was super good. I've been there several time and they always greeted me nicely, everything is very clean and smells good. Their serving size are generous so you don't come outa here with half the empty stomach. I recommend the place either for a company lunch, a loving date or just for food discovery. Very nice chic and affordable Thai food restaurant.

My wife and have been to this place several times and we always enjoy it. We originally went to Sip Saam, but once we heard of this place we decided to switch and venture here, which thankfully is only 10 min away from our apartment. I'm gonna be honest. We just stick to the curry and haven't looked back. It's super fantastic and flavorful and we are never disappointed. My wife always sticks to the yellow curry, whilst I adventure to the pineapple (which is the best one by the way), and it always leaves us full and satisfied. Years ago I remembered we went there for Valentine's Day, and the restaurant treated everyone to a special strawberry ice cream ball for dessert, and it was epic. Granted, don't expect this every year, I'm just saying that this is what happened to us. But if this happens every year, please go just for the dessert alone. I can't wait to go back, and even as I'm typing this review, we are already trying to make plans for it again considering it's cold outside.

We ordered takeout from Lemongrass by Sip Saam Thai for dinner, and overall, it was a great experience with just a couple of minor drawbacks. I got the Pad Thai with half chicken and half tofu, and my fiancé ordered the Yellow Curry with chicken. The portion sizes were generous, and everything was packaged well--no spills, and the food was still hot when we got home. The Pad Thai had a nice texture, with tender chicken, crispy tofu, and perfectly chewy noodles. However, it was way too limey. I love a bright, citrusy flavor, but the lime overpowered the dish, throwing off the balance of sweet, nutty, and savory flavors that I expect from a good Pad Thai. It wasn't bad, just not quite what I was hoping for. My fiancé really enjoyed his Yellow Curry with chicken. The sauce was rich, creamy, and flavorful, with just the right amount of spice. The chicken was tender, and the potatoes and carrots were cooked perfectly--not too soft, not too firm. He said it was exactly what he was craving, and I have to admit, I stole a few bites and agreed! The biggest downside was trying to choose a spice level--there were 11 different options-- and not being able order over the phone! It felt overwhelming trying to guess what level would be right, and I wish there had been a clearer description of what each level meant in terms of heat. We played it safe, but I could see this being a struggle for someone who really wants to dial in their spice preference. Despite the over-limed Pad Thai and the overwhelming spice level options, we'd definitely order from here again.

This was my first time going to a Thai restaurant and it was DELICIOUS! I got the Drunken Noodles. 10/10 would recommend. They ask for your preferred spice level on a scale from 1-10. I got a 5 and it was perfect. The service was super quick too! It didn't take long for our food to come out. My only critique of this place is that the smell was a little off putting when I first walked in. Other than that, I had a very pleasant experience! Honorable mention: THE WATER! It was amazing. I would come back for that alone. Hales Scale: 8/10

Since I was running errands, thought of Thai and came here for an early lunch, about 11:30ish. At this time there was a 4 top and a single, plus myself. Not busy at all. I ordered off their lunch menu, the pad Thai, came with a crab rangoons and a nice size bowl of Tom yum with the pad Thai with soft tofu and beef. For a lunch special, I wouldn't say it was a great bargain but you got all that I mentioned, and suppose if it was delicious, I'd have a better review. I asked my waitperson which protein would be the most tender, she said beef or chicken so I chose beef with a side of soft tofu. Bad recommendation! The beef is flavorless, tough, chewy and dry. My mind has been made up, I will not be back for a 3rd time. I gave it another chance and they failed me.

Thank you Lemongrass for providing a good menu that is easy to understand. The food was awesome, spicy but just enough. The broccoli was fresh and crunchy. The meat tender and with the rice on the side it was excellent. I also enjoyed the oyster sauce flavor. I always like the fresh spring rolls and you didn't disappoint me. The peanut sauce was delicious too. It was thick and the peanuts on top make it look awesome. I did like the layout and furniture you have. This atmosphere makes you feel both at home but classy too. Since you have both indoor and outdoor seating makes it for everyone's preference. Thanks again for the wonderful dining experience.

We enjoyed the entire experience. The food was great for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian diners. The service was wonderful as well. We definitely plan to return!

This seems to be new place/additional location of sip saam Thai. Sip saam Thai is pretty famous in Austin so thought of giving this place a try as well. Tried panang curry and pad soon wen noodle, both items with tofu and medium spices. Good Thai food location on north Austin.

I stopped by for lunch today and had the red curry with chicken. The service was great with everyone friendly and smiling. Nicely decorated and clean space. The curry was a steaming hot bowl with a nice scoop of jasmine rice on the side. I ordered a 5 out of 10 heat level. Next time I will order a 7. Lots of white meat chicken with bell pepper, green beans, zucchini and bamboo shoots. Delicious. I will return when I am back in Cedar Park.

Fabulous place for some great Thai food. They are really fast at getting everything you order out, so be prepared.

Let me preface this review by saying, I didn't grow up in this region and I am starting to realize that anything exotic... other than a burger and fries, may be below average or extremely mediocre and yet people in the region will rave about it even though they have no idea that it can be done WAY better. This is one of those many places in this region. The Tom Kha was great in my opinion but the green curry and shrimp spring rolls were among the worst I've ever had, and not that they were bad, but... I'd just have to say they were way less than average. I can make better at home, a lot better, and these were the worst I have ever had at any restaurant. These were both about a 3.2/10. I will admit, the peanut sauce for the rolls wasn't the worst I've had, which is a plus, but it also lacked a lot of flavor, probably made or bought from a company and then frozen etc. I can only think of one peanut sauce that was worse than this one tho, so I'd give it a 3.3/10. The pork ribs were absolutely and completely inedible by everyone at the table. Everyone had to try them to see just how awful they were and everyone agreed, send it back! It was the first time in my 40 years that I have EVER sent an entree back at a restaurant.... It was so bad I was just like, I really don't care what anyone at this place says, this may be their "House Specialty," but it's pure garbage... I've literally never sent something back in my entire life, but after offering these ribs up to both guests at my table to try, they also spit it out. This item was a Negative 10 out of 10 and gave me the green apple splatters in the restaurant shitter. Straight diarrhea from that rancid pig, again... So vile, disgusting, putrid, how dare you serve rancid pig to me and charge me $19 dollars for it. My first impressions of the pig? The pork ribs arrived at the table extremely hot, and they got to my table so quick... about 3.5 minutes after I placed the order, this initially was very alarming and screams of MICROWAVED PIG. I tried to cut into one of the little piglets and it was so tough that I could not cut into it. I had to tear off a piece with my fork and again, this meat was so extremely hot that I couldn't touch it.... It was like scorched earth. Again, I must reiterate, it was MICROWAVED! Microwaved Pork ribs!? This is central Texas and you are seriously going to serve me microwaved pork ribs? To add to this, these ribs tasted old, past their expiration date, and damn, just tasted like salt. It was bonkers to receive such an item, and on a sizzling skillet, so as to say, "we cooked this for you fresh on a cast iron skillet." Bull... this was microwaved. I could tell because it was about 450 degrees or more, and about as hot as the sun. I'd rather lick a cast iron skillet than bite into this garbage, seriously! Don't you know not to microwave pork? WTF? All in all, I highly doubt we will ever be back, the quality standards here are so low... But Central Texans don't know, they are just like, "wow! Thai food? What is that? Is this food from Taiwan, Tokyo... or Chyna? Wowzers, jee golly, this sure is gooood, better than my Whataburger and fries." Oh, also, to fulfill my 3 requirements set forth by YELP, let me mention the ambiance... Menus that are so sticky that you have to peel them apart like a 13 year old boys bed sheets. Also, what's with the hard bottom, wooden seats... do they think I was born in a barn? No cushions? This is worse than a bottom tier taqueria in the ghettos of Jalisco, Mexico, they even have cushions on their seats... hard pass, never again. I think, next time, we will get our mustaches and coochies waxed next door rather than eating at this awful place again.... Or maybe just stop in for the Kha soup, and beat it. Only good thing we tried last night...

I've only ever had takeout but everything has been fantastic. The Tom Kha soup is literally the best I have ever had and my number one recommendation. I ask for it without tomatoes though because I think they add too many and I don't like them anyhow. Pad Ka-Prow and Yellow Curry are delicious as well.

This ambiance here is so fancy! Perfect for date night. The food is thai with a french twist. The drinks are also potent; overall a nice place to visit.

Bottom line is that their food is amazing. Our go-to meals are chicken pad thai, fried rice with chicken level 10 spicy, and yellow curry. The reason I gave them 4 stars and not 5 is that when we recently dined in we felt from the time they took our order to us leaving that we were rushed. My family wasn't even finished eating before they were bringing the check and asking us for boxes. Being a family that doesn't go out often, this was pretty disheartening. Also note, as a family of 5 (3 kids) we noticed that our total included a large party fee of 18%, which felt a bit outlandish.

Great food. The crab fried rice is tasty. I like all of the food that I ordered and the environment is nice.

5 stars because the chef here is on-point and the waitress was okay. I'm definitely harsher than most on service since I was a waitress for 10 years. She was friendly, seemed to want to do a good job and ... was friendly. She forgot to refill our water, told me if I got level 4 it would be too spicy so I got 2- I regretted it and sent it back and long story short I didn't love her- but she did check on our order and she wasn't terrible. I just think she could do a lot better, I mean she had like 5 tables - that's nothing. Moving forward, the food was really good. I got the drunken noodles and levels 5 -7 is definitely tasty without being crazy. My husband got the Pad Thai and he thought it was good. My dad got the Yellow Curry and he really liked it, and my mother got the swai fillet with garlic and basil sauce and that was superb! We finished off with the coconut ice cream with peanuts on top and a slice of coconut cake. Both were delicious. I would definitely come back!!

We just got takeout, but the food held up really well on the way home. It was a little more than a half an hour drive, and everything was still super hot and tasted fresh when we finally started eating. I got the drunken noodles at a spice level of 3 (which was the perfect amount for me, it was spicy enough to have a kick, but not too spicy to require me to need water while I ate). The portions were pretty decent and lasted me 2 meals and there was a good amount of meat inside.

Stopped here and on a beautiful Saturday and sat outside on patio. Place is in a strip center location so not great view but nice option to enjoy spring weather. We were also celebrating a bday so we went all out. Three apps, five entrees and three desserts and all were great. They have large menu so something for everyone. Service was friendly and prompt. Furniture was nice and plates were full. Would visit here again when in the area. Fun to try some new dishes.

April 16, 2023 Came in from Galveston to see family and they had my Thai to go order waiting on me We got (2) yellow curry entree's, one w/shrimp and one w/chicken (shrimp had heat level of 7 out of 10) We got shrimp spring rolls (too much lettuce, it needs more veggies) and red curry w/shrimp EVERYTHING WAS FANTASTIC

Excellent Thai food in a nice ambiance! Recently visited to celebrate my mom and grandmothers birthdays. The service was exceptional - the servers went above and beyond to make the experience pleasant and special, including a free dessert with a candle and singing happy birthday at the end of the meal. They were also very patient and considerate of our dietary restrictions. We ordered the vegetable gyoza, Tom kha soup, and chicken satay as appetizers. All items were a huge hit and generous portion sizes to share. For our mains we ordered a green curry, yellow curry, papaya salad and pad see ewe. Every dish was packed with the perfect level of spice and flavor! Love that you can customize spice level per your palette. My mom claimed it was the best papaya salad she'd ever had!

I've both had dine-in and take out here and found the food to be pretty good. My friend likes this place for the Yellow Curry and their menu seemed to have the standard layout of basic Thai food; you know, your Pad Thais and curries. I was pleased to see that they had a deeper bench of menu items and was even more surprised to see they had boat noodles. I hadn't had that for a while so I ordered that it was pretty good, not as tangy as I would have liked. I decided to try out the Yellow curry and it was tasty. I liked the pieces of potato; right size.

This is my favorite Thai restaurant in the Cedar Park area. I've tried a variety of things on the menu and there's nothing I haven't devoured! Highlights - Apps: wontons, chicken curry puffs and spring roll and dumplings. All of the curies are delicious. My personal favorite is the Panang Curry at a level 4. Panang is made with coconut milk so it is sweet and goes well with the spice. I've also tried most of the noodle dishes and they've all been exceptional! Favorites here are the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles and Pad-Se-Ew. Lastly, you've got to get the mango with sticky rice for desert! In addition to amazing food, the staff are all very friendly and helpful. The ambiance is a modern vibe with warm features like lots of nice wood. And they have 25oz beers so what's not to love?!

WOW, this place is amazing. I dined-in and ordered Pad See Ew and my friend ordered Yellow Curry. Both dishes were so delicious and filling. I would highly recommend sharing dishes, come with a group and share a few entrees. It seems as if the portions are large enough to share. Our server was also very kind and attentive! This is far from where I live, but I would definitely come here any time I'm in this area.

Great Thai restaurant in CP. Prices are reasonable. Portions are generous. Restaurant is super clean. Prompt takeout service.

I've been here twice and both times the food was good. With that said, last time I visited it took over ten minutes for someone to wait on our table (it was not busy). Also they let the phone ring and ring and ring. Not sure why they didn't answer the phone but it was very loud and very annoying. I think next time we will order it to go.

Felt like a post-workout comfort takeout meal, without the guilt attached. Walking into Lemongrass immediately offered a warm, soothing energy. The ambiance of soft warm neutral colors were inviting and easy in the eyes....... The hostess was polite, and mentioned that the food would be ready in about ten minutes, and it was! They had a full house of customers, with several takeout orders, and maintained timely pickup! Impressive! I ordered the chicken wings; deep fried marinated wings, sautéed with sweet chili sauce and topped with crispy garlic. The chili sauce was the best I've ever had! The wings' texture was a bit more chewy, than crispy, so order accordingly. The yellow curry was hearty with vegetables, yet light, and overall comforting. l love how I felt nourished, and full without the pot belly effect. I would definitely eat here again, and try other dishes.

Overall it is hit or miss. Small restaurant, not too noisy. Had the egg rolls which were mostly cabbage and not really seasoned well to start off. Wife and I shared panang curry with beef as the protein and pork short ribs both ordered at 7 on 1-10 heat options. Both were very good. Use of keffir lime leaves in the curry is always nice to see. I also ordered sticky rice, which just turned out to be jasmine rice prepared like sticky rice. This was very disappointing especially for the up-charge and calling it sticky rice. I would probably go again to try other dishes since the entrees were both good, I'll just stay away from ordering the egg rolls or "sticky rice".

Excellent and fast service. The food was absolutely delicious. Very clean and nice Inside, they also have an outside patio with seating. Highly recommend

Ok 10/10...but it's no surprise bc I love Sip Saam Thai too. We happened to be up north running errands and were in the mood for Thai so I found this place - thank you Yelp, and it definitely did not disappoint. Cute little restaurant with really nice staff. Was busy on a Sunday at around 1pm. We started with the Tom Kha soup (bowl) and it was enough for 2 people to share and get their appetite wet before the remainder of the items. The chicken curry puffs were delicious...cannot NOT order them if I see them on the menu. The panang curry (with shrimp) was so tasty and perfect spice level as is. The basil fried rice we made a little spicier and thankfully it was also on point and very tasty. The prices are definitely a lot higher than the main Thai places we go to down south but I will say that the portions match the price so I can't complain. Delicious!!

Every time I come to Lemongrass I try something new. Today I had the ribeye salad with sticky rice. It's a medium rare ribeye cut into strips served over a bed of greens, basil, mint, cucumbers and purple onions. It is amazing. The combo of sticky rice and ribeye, and salad together really take the flavors of this dish to another level. Be sure to use the side sauce they have with chilis if you like a bit of heat and tartness. Highly recommend Lemongrass and this dish.

Wow. The best Pad Kra Pao (thai basil chicken) I have had. Great service. Reasonable prices. And a patio. Recommended!

We quite enjoyed dinner at Lemongrass. They have a good selection of curries that they can make vegetarian or vegan. Tom kha soup with tofu and veggies hit all the right notes, and was served hot in a firepot. The red curry was flavorful without being too spicy. The drunken noodles were also quite good, and vegetable gyoza as well. Our server was working hard to keep up with the Saturday evening rush. Interestingly all their staff were wearing t-shirts advertising their sister property, another Thai restaurant in the area - nice. We'll have to try that one out next.

Another great Thai restaurant by the people of Sip Saam. They have all my favorite dishes, like Tom kha and drunken noodles. It's a cozy spot in the cedar park area for great food.

The place has a nice setting for an individual or group setting. It is very intimate. The service was fast and not overwhelming. The food was delivered fast and hot. You can change the spice level to your liking.

One of the best places I've dined at in the Austin area. They were packed when we got there but we were able to get seated quickly. Service was on point and the food was piping hot, right off the griddle. We were able to customize the spice level, which was great for some of the spice-challenged in our group! I ordered some take out towards the end of my meal and that arrived quickly too. Food was amazing. My mom literally said after every bite, how delicious the food was :) The space was clean and inviting. Check it out. You won't regret it! I'll definitely be back :)

A virtual garden of delights for the palate... we couldn't stop eating or tasting ... A must for all to enjoy

I'm a Sip Saam fan and Lemongrass didn't disappoint. Super cute interior and I loved the bowls and plates that were used for food. The staff was friendly and efficient with little to no waiting between courses. They have decent wines and all of the norm Asian inspired beers on tap. I will say the spice level is a façade as I can do spice and the number 5 was truly at least an 8. I'll definitely be back but won't get anything above a 4 spice level for my own good.

Amazing food. Poor service. Waiters seem to be hustling but perhaps they are understaffed. No check-ins or beverage refills. Has happened multiple times.

The food good. The wonton soup not so great and doesn't come with no egg noodle neither! Little bit too pricey for the portions. Veggie egg rolls are crispy ,fill not that great. They kinda cold faced people, they don't really smile much. Chicken sweaters were big dry.

A group of neighbors and I decided to have lunch here and made reservations ahead of time. There were 15 of us and the restaurant isn't huge but they were able to accommodate us. The area was set up when we arrived and we were out of peoples way and comfortable, which is important being that we were a loud bunch. I'm sure it was hard for the staff to manage orders for a group of 15 but they did it seamlessly and with smiles on their faces. They never looked irritated with us even when we decided to split the bill by families. The presentation of the food was absolutely beautiful. Every single dish looked so amazing and we all kept commenting on the presentation. The portions are huge; even my Thai tea was in a huge jug! I could only eat half my food. I ordered Pad See Ew and unfortunately, there was this strong, fishy taste that I didn't know where it could have come from since it was chicken. It was still good, fresh and edible and I didn't mention or send it back. I chalk it up to this being a one time thing and I'll try it again next time to see if there's still a fishy taste. Regardless, the service and presentation were so good, I still give it 4 stars and will try again.

Food is flavorful and delicious. Meals can be adjusted for spice level. Servers are efficient and friendly. Yellow curry is awesome!!!

This is my new go to place for Thai food! Absolutely amazing. I was craving some good Thai food and although there a few places closer to home the pictures for this one looked amazing and I figured I'd drive the extra miles to check it out. Definitely worth it! Every bite was so full of flavor! I ended up over ordering as I wanted to try all my favorite Thai dishes. We ended up getting the fresh spring rolls, tom kha bowl, panang curry and the pad se-ew. Every since dish was perfect! They also offer different spice levels (1-10) which is awesome for those who like their meals with a bit more spice. I only wish I had a second stomach to try their pad Thai and mango sticky rice...sigh... I'll just have to wait until next time. Thanks for the amazing meal and awesome service!

Solid Thai place in Cedar Park. To start off with, their curry is the star of the restaurant. I'm a pad see ew fangirl so I always get pad see ew at every Thai place, but I regretted it because while their pad see ew does the job and is neither fantastic nor bad, their curry is pretty fantastic. Whenever I sample my friends' curries (ex. duck curry, salmon curry), it's always a burst of flavor. So highly recommend coming for the curry, while pass on the noodles!

We really like Sip Saam Thai locations. They have very flavorful curry, soups and house specials. I personally love yellow curry bowl and their coconut soup and hubs love the Duck dish.

We had a delightful impromptu dinner with dear friends this past weekend and the conversations flew like all the yummy food we ordered. All the dishes were a good heaping portion and were so so delicious! Have you ever seen a bigger mango sticky rice portion?! Our eyes were definitely bigger than our tummies and ordered so much we're still eating leftovers rn! I hope the portions and quality do not dwindle down in time, the taste is there, quality, quantity of meat in dishes were wonderful and you get what you pay for. The wait was ridiculously long though and even after we were seated the wait to get a server to come to the table was quite long also. Everyone was scrambling around (but still smiled at us) because they were short staffed. I hope they hire good staff so people can keep coming back. Love that they have a patio area too. Happy to have this spot in CP!

This is the closest thai place to our house and it's pretty great for your nearby neighborhood joint. The place was popping on a Saturday night, so it might be a bit hard to grab a table, but to go is always an option too. The brief time while I was there picking up my food, the ambiance was definitely nice. Portion sizes are great, which matches with the price you pay, so that's good at least. I've had some thai places where the food is incredibly greasy but Lemongrass isn't that bad. The food is very flavorful and is a smorgasbord of different flavor notes, but it does lean a bit on the sweeter side overall. We tried a variety of things for a birthday and of the things we got, the pad thai was probably the best. I say get it with the fried tofu and it has all the hallmarks of good pad thai that will leave you full and happy. Pad see ew is a sweet melange of noodles that is generally my go to, but here it's a bit too sweet for my liking. The duck curry is also a real treat - tender duck legs in red curry is something different from other dishes I've had at other thai places. They also have a kubocha curry that looked interesting. Also, if you're curious about the spice level, they don't mess around - a 5 is pretty darn potent, so if you have lower spice tolerance, I highly recommend a 2 or a 3, and even the 3 in the red curry was alright on the higher end of mid for me. All that said, some of the other items were just ok. The pineapple fried rice was a bit dry and powdery (from the curry) and was easily the least touched item for our group. The deep fried spare rib chunks looked really interesting but they weren't that flavorful or crisp (there's no breading). Glad this is available nearby!

Loved the food, it was tasty, dessert was good too. Be watchful for the spice level 5 was good spicy for me. Many vegetarian options. Would go back.

Very enjoyable meal and a really nice addition to the restaurant scene in this area. Will definitely be back to try some new dishes. They have a very diverse menu with plenty of options, including Vegan choices. We had the Chicken Satay, Vegetable Gyoza, and Tamarind shrimp as appetizers. All very good. Peanut sauce is excellent. A little less batter on the tamarind shrimp would be preferable but otherwise the flavor was excellent. The Pad Ka-Prow and Chicken Pad Thai were both delicious. Generous portions and spot on with authentic Thai flavors. I also appreciate that they proactively ask how spicy you would like the dish (1-10 scale). This makes the dish so much more enjoyable. Staff was very attentive and friendly.

We just moved from California to Texas a d tried out the restaurant. Great service and the food was amazing . We will definitely make this place as one of our long term places to go out for dinner

Unpopular opinion: Lemongrass' pad thai is the worst I've ever had. I was really looking forward to a bomb meal after reading all of the raving reviews but left feeling so disappointed. Every bite tasted like a mouthful of ketchup. I wanted to at least eat the protein to avoid waste and even that was unbearable. For being a "must try" dish on the menu, this pad thai completely missed the mark. The tom kha tasted better in comparison but, honestly, the bar was already so low with the pad thai. After the first few sips, the flavors were way overpowering and hard to finish. I did like how much chicken was in it, though. Perhaps my experience was a fluke and I dropped in on a bad day? Even so, it's unlikely I'll order the same things again if I ever return.