Lemongrass

I loved the atmosphere & design of the restaurant. Service was great. I’m basic and always opt for Pad Thai as a main dish, but we also got the crab puffs & chicken satay. I loved the presentation of everything and it all tasted great! Cocktails were expensive, but were made well! I would come here again if I’m ever back at the Aria.

OMG, most amazing LEMONGRASS restaurant, it is one of the best in their franchise. It is inside ARIA Casino and resort on strip at Las Vegas. It's always busy and reservations in advance is a MUST thing, otherwise a long waiting for walk-in customers. It's very cozy, luxurious and beautiful decor. Their food is very tasty, yummy yummy. Their servers are uniformed and professional. We have been many times to this restaurant as we stay at ARIA Casino when we are in Vegas and so obviously we do go to Lemongrass as we very much love. Do visit this lemongrass when you are in VEGAS. We took some pictures and videos which are below 👇

It’s been awhile since we ate here but I’m just catching up on some of my reviews. First and foremost, the restaurant itself is very beautiful. Unfortunately, the food wasn’t very memorable for being in Vegas. We ordered tom kha with chicken added, Singapore noodles, yellow curry with chicken added, and mango sticky rice. The food tasted good but not amazing. For the outrageous prices for these dishes, I expected higher quality. Many of these dishes you can find cheaper at a regular Thai restaurant. Service was decent.

I was pleasantly surprised by the food at Lemongrass as reviews were mixed. The chicken satay is a must have as it is so tender. My mom loved the drunken noodles with seafood. The seafood were perfectly cooked - shrimp, octopus as well as scallops. Well worth the $2 upgrade. Their drinks are fun although on the weaker side. I was instructed to bite the Szechuan pepper flower. Won’t do that again as I didn’t like how it numbs your entire mouth. Overall, service was great !

Definitely need a stronger Chef to head the kitchen. Some of the dishes were okay, but could be really better with more authentic taste, while others were just bland. I would definitely SKiP the so called crab meat vermicelli. Tastes exactly like Singapore fried noodles. What’s the point. Tom yam can be more Sour.

Food was delicious, but the experience was a little off when I made a reservation for 5:15 and showed up at 5:05 with plenty of open tables, an older hostess wouldn’t seat us and insisted on us waiting. When my other friend approached another younger hostess she sat us immediately and marked us in her system (seems like the first hostess didn’t even do that).

We visited Aria for the first time and were excited to explore its Asian dining options. Lemongrass caught our attention with its diverse menu, offering a wide variety of dishes that appealed to our tastes. The food was vibrant and flavorful—clearly crafted with Asian palates in mind. We ordered the som tam with shrimp, beef satay, chicken drunken noodles, duck basil meat, and garlic & lime sea bass. Each dish was thoughtfully presented, and most of them delivered on both flavor and quality. The price points are on the higher side, but overall, the taste and experience made it feel worthwhile. That said, the duck basil meat was a bit of a letdown. We added it to our order last minute, and it took noticeably longer to arrive. Unfortunately, the duck was quite tough and had a strong gamey flavor that didn’t quite match the rest of the meal. Standout dishes for us were definitely the som tam with shrimp and the drunken noodles—both well-seasoned and delicious. The ambiance was also a plus: modern, clean, and well-lit—perfect for enjoying the meal and even snapping a few food photos. Overall, Lemongrass offered a satisfying and elevated dining experience, and we’d be happy to return to try even more from their menu.

An architectural design feast for the eyes! I adored the interior design here! Extremely attentive staff. I believe our waitress was Kathleen. I had the Tom Yam seafood soup and Pad Thai, the later of which made up for the salty pad thai I had at 8 East. The seafood soup was so savory and packed with flavor. Husband had lemongrass Mussels, which had very LOTS of Mussels. He almost didn't finish them! Loved the sauces it came with. Lots of vegetarian options and mock tail options as well!

We went downstairs to Lemongrass for our final Vegas dinner, needing something tasty but different to eat. Greeted and seated quickly by friendly staff, we placed our orders and awaited our meals. The table was beautifully set, and my pot of Oolong Tea came in an equally beautiful and matched pot. Hubby ordered the Fried Vegetable Rice with Tofu, while I had the Green Curry with Tofu. Both dishes were delicious and SUPER flavorful. My curry sauce was thick and while the photo does not do it justice, nicely green with loads of fresh cut pieces of Asian vegetables and steamed tofu. Hubby enjoyed his dish immensely. Both plates were sufficient enough that we took leftovers back upstairs for lunch the next day. We missed out on this place on our trip last year, but will be sure to return on our next visit. So worth it, and some of the best curry I've ever had!

Highly disappointing food. Absolutely no taste and disappointing service. Restaurant is beautiful and has plentiful comfortable seating but otherwise not worth visiting for vegetarians. We asked the server 3 times for the Thai iced tea. N Noodles: 1/5 no taste whatsoever and not as fresh as expected Tofu satay: 2/5 due to peanut sauce but nothing special and also bland Panang curry: 2.5/5 also bland without much spices and just edible Thai tea: 3/5 not freshly made and overpriced

Loved the interior! (+) made a reservation for 9:45pm, but we showed up at 9:15pm and they seated us right away. If you booked last minute, call them to see if they have seats. (+) interior was super nice, they dressed the workers in Thai prints, and the plates and utensils had a very traditional feel. (+) food was ok. Panang curry is a must, there was a lot of complexity to the flavor. I thought the basil chicken was too salty. Pad Thai was also good. The satay pork was sweeter than I expected. (-) everything was reasonably priced except for the coconut rice being $7. (+) great service, the waiter checked in periodically to see if we needed anything. The payment was also fast, they give you the whole machine, which is better than giving you the check, then swiping it, and then signing it. They had a much faster checkout process.

Dined by myself. The ambiance is great. Service was attentive. I asked about gluten free options and the server went over some items I could have. I chose the green curry with sticky rice and the curry was very smooth and tasty. I wish I had more sticky rice. Some of my vegetables could have been cooked a little more. They have a lot of bamboo shoots in the curry. You can customize the heat of the curry and I chose a level 4 which is just barely getting your tongue warmed up, but I didn't want it too spicy so it was just right. I would definitely return with family members. I had the curry at Lotus of Siam and I prefer the curry at Lemongrass.

The food was really great, and the speed to get the food was just fine. The issue: we had a slightly larger party and two of us ordered the same item but different spice levels. We realized only after each of us had taken several bites that they switched them! I thought "man, my soup is not at all spicy" and she had been thinking "I can't believe this is mild/Level 1 spice" When we commented/complained (my friend wasn't really able to eat any of hers), no action was taken. Barely an apology. We didn't see a manager, her food wasn't taken off the bill. If you have no issues, it's great. But their customer service is severely lacking.

It was my first time visiting so I had no idea what to expect. It was much busier than I thought it would be on a Wednesday night. We ordered the cucumber salad and pot stickers to start which were both tasty. These cucumbers were different than Din Tai Fung, but the flavors were good. Every dish we ordered was perfect and came out so tasty. My only complaint is the to go containers leak and felt the presentation wasn't great, so the leftovers had liquid flowing out of the to go container and dripping from the bag, but made it safely home. Bring friends with you so you can all order multiple dishes to try. Service was great as well.

First time at Lemongrass. The restaurant is beautiful with floor to ceiling designs that express a modern Thai feel. The portions were huge with a menu that offers a wide array of choices from high end crab to more affordable Pad Thai. Our group enjoyed tofu satay, duck fried rice, pad Thai, and sweet and sour chicken. They also offer a large wine and sake menu. Stop in at Lemongrass for a special experience at the Aria.

Portion size was great for Vegas standard. Catfish was good. You can choose your level of spicy. Drunken noodles had good flavor. Located near the high limit Baccarat room.

We were hungry after our Grand Canyon tour, which was an all day event, so we decided to stop here for dinner. We were told that the wait time for dinner was about an hour for regular table and no wait for the bar area. So we decided to sit at the bar. We got papaya salad for appetizer, eggplant, and red curry with white rice for our entrees. The papaya salad, I wanted shrimps in them. The papaya salad was $17 by utensil and added $10 dollar for shrimps. I ended up only getting three shrimps in the whole papaya salad. I got 8/10 spice, it was not really that spicy to me. I also could barely taste the sauce including fish sauce. The red curry dish was good. The eggplant was okay to me, I feel like it is missing something, maybe some kind of sauce.

Came here for dinner. Ordered. Noodle soup with chicken. It was good but needed more broth and the waitress said $6 for more broth which unfortunately cost the restaurant one star. Fried rice with duck was good as was Pad Suey with shrimp. Egg plant was very good as was cucumber salad. Nice ambiance. Prices typical of a strip hotel.

Located in the Aria resort and Casino, Lemongrass is now favorite contemporary Thai Restaurant on the Strip. The ambiance is beautiful. Contemporary lighting, dark wood and ropes tied from the seating to the ceiling form some great artistical shapes from top to bottom. We stopped by on a packed Saturday evening but the service never waivered. I made reservations online and was seated immediately upon arrival. Our server checked on us and our drinks throughout our visit. FYI. During this busy visit, it was loud because of the high occupancy and the lighting is bright. Can be a date night place but it won't be quiet and dark. It will still be fun though. Tom yam Chicken - The broth of my favorite Thai Spicy and Sour soup was savory. Pad see ew - We added chicken and it was definitely the right call. The thick noodles were yum and the serving was very generous. Chilean Sea bass - Sea bass fans this is a must when visiting Lemongrass. My first visit was a great one. I'll definitely visit back soon in the future to try some new dishes. Cheers!

Good food but the services was not so good! They seat you down, take your order and that is the last time you see them until you call for the bill. My water cup ran out and I have to raise my hand and ask for it. The guy behind the bar give me a dirty look and using his hand signal to make me walk to him. I then stood up and walk to him since my kid need some ice water. He even push my cup to my hand right after he filled up the cup.Very nice , I would fire you on the spot if I own this restaurant's. Not sure how the manager train their staff here. I will never come back here and recommend this to anyone I know. Terrible terrible!

We have been wanting to come to this place for awhile since we first saw it across the way from Blossom within the Aria resort. I am glad for our decision! The atmosphere here is very classy and modern with an Asian flair. Service was friendly, quick, and attentive. We got two specialty cocktails both of which were flavorful, balanced, and fresh! For food, we got the drunken noodles, eggplant clay pot, and Panang curry (all under the vegan menu). They were full of flavor and highly satisfying! Had these nice spices complementing each item very nicely. Overall, I definitely recommend this place if you are in the area for nice Thai cuisine!

I love this restaurant! I've been here over 10 times, which doesn't sound like much but I live in Las Vegas and to go to the Strip to eat I need a really good reason to deal with the traffic and parking fee. There Tom Kha soup is the best in town! And everything else is always prepared fresh and comes in large portions. Please don't be scared by the price, your dish will be enough to share for at least 2 people. Our waiter this time was Cheng. He was so pleasant, attentive, and added a fun element to our dining. But all of their staff is at this level of service. Please keep doing what you're doing and may you have many more years of success! This restaurant is the best!

Great Thai food! We got the seafood Tom Yum Soup. If you like spicy sour soup, this is the one! We shared our food family style so I highly recommend that so you can try more of the food. We have the vermicelli xo crab noodles. I will say that this dish could've been better. I think more noodles and less egg would have been better. The abalone clay pot was really good. Im surprised there's not more reviews on this but I highly recommend it. It was my first time having abalone, and it did not disappoint. I'm really happy I tried it. Our server Jittama made our experience great as well. Gave us really good recommendations and she was very friendly. The restaurant has a lot of seats, very clean. The only thing I didn't like was the plates. There's little bumps on the plate as texture/design and it makes cutting and sliding your utensils to gather food a bit annoying. Highly recommend.

I come here almost every time I'm in Vegas. The food is always solid and they have a lot of vegetarian options as you can make any order on the menu with tofu. The service is amazing, very quick, efficient and friendly. The ambiance is that of a popular restaurant that gets busy. If can get loud at times and it gets quite just as quickly when it slows down. I order the veggie pad Thai and the crispy tofu as an appetizer. The veggie spring rolls are also a solid choice

This is a hidden gem. Although the prices have gone up, it is still a good value. if you're in the mood for Asian food this is the number one spot on the strip, taking into account the taste and value.EVERYTHING I've had here has been really good. Here is what I've had and my ranking: Tied for #1 Green curry chicken and sesame chicken. The sesame chicken is like a restaurant quality orange chicken. It is so good easy to chew through chicken amazing flavor. The sauce is wonderful. It is a must get. the green curry has the crunchy bamboo shoots in it. Wonderful eggplant, the sweet creamy coconut curry stew is amazing with rice and hints of basil It is to die for. I order a level two out of 10 spiciness, which is sufficiently spicy. # 2 - Pad see yoo veggie. This thing is so good and having noodles veggies along with the other two dishes above completes and balances the meal. Its sweet, crunchy veggies, flavorful noodles, so good! #3 -basil meat beef . This was like a beef and broccoli but instead of broccoli it had basil and mushrooms had a wonderful flavor, but there were some chewy pieces of meat that I came across. # 4 - sweet-and-sour chicken. This was really good too but because it's so similar to the sesame chicken go with that one over this . the sauce for that is better than this and the bell peppers just take up the space of more chicken. This was still good but trust me go with the sesame chicken instead. I recorded video of these on you tube search "disneyworld vacationer". Its part of my bellagio stay.

We heard about this restaurant from a friend and we decided to try it. Took a little wandering and eventually having to ask someone to find it, but it was definitely worth it. The restaurant had a really nice atmosphere and everything seemed very clean. Walked in without any reservations on a Sunday night. Waited about 10-20 minutes, and we were seated. Immediately upon being seated, we were promptly greeted by our waitress, Tina. The service and the food were excellent. After ordering our food, they asked how spicy we liked it. We ordered a 7 put of 10. Personally, I like it very spicy and wished I ordered a little higher. However, over time, the spicy lingered and was nice. Also, one more thing to note is that after we ordered our food, it arrived at the table in under 10 minutes. The kitchen was very fast

The food was absolutely incredible! They were really fast about seating me even though the restaurant was really busy at dinner time. The food was good potions for the cost, especially for Vegas. One thing to note is that a level 5 spicy (out of 10) is actually incredibly spicy-be warned!

Lemongrass is one of our go to Vegas restaurants, especially for Thai. With loads of options off the strip, this option keeps us on it! Food is delicious and beautifully served. Service is on point, although they can get a bit busy, so plan for slight delays, as dinner time can get quite hectic. Sophisticated ambiance with a mellow decor. Don't take my word for it, check it out for yourself, for sure. Tried and tested entrees: Green curry with chicken Basil fried rice Pad Thai Thom Kha Soup Chicken Satay Spring rolls Cheers to good, clean, and flavorful eats Yelpers xx

Nice ambience, open concept. Very busy so definitely make a reservation. Several vegetarian options. The noodles and eggplant dish we got were both very tasty. We were initially told that it would take over 30 minutes to get our food, but it took less than half of that, which was great. Didn't try the desserts or cocktails. A bit pricey, but very reasonable for a restaurant on the strip.

This is my third visit to this place and it just never disappoints! The cocktails are on point, the ambiance is just lovely with dark lighting and I have always had great service! It's great to get a few dishes and serve it up family style... all the usual suspects for great dishes - Kung Pao chicken, noodles, all delicious BUT!!! The star of the show is the dessert: BUA LOI! It's a sticky rice dumpling with coconut meat, served in warm sweetened coconut milk. It's a showstopper and not to miss!

Had a dinner here the last night of my recent visit. It's in the back corner, kind of hidden off the casino floor on the first level of the resort. My meal was the Pot Stickers, and the main of Drunken Noodles. Both dishes were done well, and had the flavor profiles that are very true to traditional Thai fare The ambience is very nice and I found the service to be extremely attentive - seldom have I seem the waitstaff checking in mid appetizer to see how everything was tasting The only thing that kept this from a 5 star review was the pricing (Aria and vegas)

Elegantly set up Thai restaurant at the Aria. It feels fancy inside with the dim lighting, the minimalist but elegant style of decorating, and the nice cutlery and plates. Nice atmosphere. The service was fine. We were seated immediately because we had a reservation. Menus were immediately given and we started the dinner off with some cocktails which all tasted great. The chicken satay, and the pot stickers were ok appetizers. The yellow curry and the fried rice were good but not very flavorful. The noodles, the steak and the crispy pork with kale were ok but didn't really taste authentically Thai. I lived in Thailand for more than a decade so I'm very familiar with their food. Overall good experience but still, I prefer the smaller Thai restaurants off the strip. They're much more affordable and the food taste much better and more authentic. But then again, check for yourself. We all have different taste standards

The food here is so delicious. All their noodle dishes, as well as the papaya salad or must order items. Also, if you order a coconut juice , they give you the whole entire coconut. Their service is quick as the food came out within 10 minutes of ordering. Though the flavor combinations here are not as authentic as other places this restaurant will not disappoint you with all their unique Asian inspired flavors.

Snagged the last 2 seats at the bar with no reservations before the dinner rush started. One of the bartenders was friendly but the others seemed bothered that we were even there. Shrug? We started with the shrimp ceviche which was very tasty. I ordered the ginger chicken with spice level 1 and a side of coconut rice. Delicious! I like spicy food and the level 1 was just enough for me... I hate when it's too spicy that the food loses its flavor. My husband got the soft shell crab fried rice and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of crab. Overall we thought my dish tasted better. Also the food came out FAST... which for us was a good thing because we were tired and jet lagged. But if you want to enjoy a longer dinner I suggest spreading out your appetizers and entrees a bit. All in all, good experience. Only gave it 4 because of the general unfriendliness of some of the staff.

Came here when a friend who was visiting from out of town. We ordered a lot of food but the portions were very small for our group of 5. Thankfully we ordered a lot more but if we all got one dish each it was definitely not filling enough. The food was okay. The papaya wasn't as spicy as I would like it and the red curry was a little watery for me. The coconut rice is very tasty but that's about it.

Food was amazing and fresh. Tasted very good. Service was normal nothing special, had a hard time getting water for about 20 min. Ambiance was great, the inside is decorated very nice, you can go casual or dressed up. Very good spot for a group or date.

Lemongrass at the Aria, upscale Thai restaurant. The ambiance was pleasant. We were seated in a nice private corner round table (Go with a high roller, get treated extra special lol) The service was prompt and productive, we were assisted immediately upon sitting down. Ordered a bunch of food celebrating my sis-in-law's bday, can't remember all the names. My two favorites were the deep fried flounder and the soft shell crab, but everything was delicious! The beef entrees were tender, everything was flavorful! Can't go wrong with the desserts, The honey toast with the Thai Ice cream and the sticky rice with mango! I would certainly go back here for that fried flounder and soft shell crab!!

I assumed that having a Thai spot on the strip meant that it would be amazing, especially at The Aria. It's my favorite casino on the strip. I was sorely disappointed. My favorite dish was the panang curry. It was really good. I liked the lychee in it for sweetness. We had fried rice: chicken and one soft shelled crab. The chicken wings barely had flavor. Drunken noodles were okay and so was the pad Se ew. Food was overall just okay. Whole fried fish was another good dish. My main disappointment was service. It was so hard to get silverware and refills. I don't think we ever got drink refills. It was more ordering, food dropped off, then paying. If you must have Thai food on the strip, go for it. On property I'd go to another great restaurant like Carbone, Javier's, Julian Serrano, Catch, anything.

Thai restaurant with a classy feel located in the Aria Resort and Casino. I've been here a few times, but must say was a little let down by my last experience. We came in a group of 4 on a Friday night and loved the contemporary vibe of the place to catch up with friends as it was very aesthetically pleasing. But out of the 4 of us, we all felt our food was decent, but nothing necessarily that stood out. My friend did absolutely love the fresh coconut though so would recommend that! It just seemed the portion sizes for the meat were smaller than expected. It can feel tricky because it originally comes out in decent size plates/bowls but the amount of meat to veggies is actually very small for most of what we ordered (outside of the cashew chicken). The food itself did come out very fast and hot! However, while our server was very nice and even gave our friend a complimentary birthday dessert, the service was pretty slow. We were waiting several times for drinks, additional needs, and our check. Overall, was a decent place to meet up-just maybe be mindful of those things going in!

Excellent food! We ordered the Basil. fried rice with shrimp, panang curry with chicken, red curry with fried tofu, and thai iced tea. The food was very flavorful, and the portions were generous. The curry's came with a side of steamed white rice. We ordered a three level of spiciness because we read all the reviews saying that the food was good spicy. In my opinion, I would've liked for be a tiny bit more spicy but I do agree with all the reviewers that the level three that I ordered was probably more like a level five somewhere else. I generally order a level seven at my local restaurant. The restaurant is modern and beautiful. It was very clean and had a lovely atmosphere. The bathroom so we're also very clean and are gender neutral. Service was good as well. Overall it was an excellent experience.

Wow!! Tasty! That's all I can say! What a great experience! Recommended by a friend who frequents LV alot and she said we must visit this place for good solid Thai food and she was right. Delicious! One of the best I've had. I love the portion sizes and everything we got was so tasty! The waitress was so nice too. We stayed at Vdarra but since they are sister hotels we can bill it to our room. Easy and convenient. The pad SE ew was delicious. The penang curry was tasty. The vegetable and beef was perfect. Truly enjoyed our meal. Perfect and ample for 2 of us. We stuffed ourselves so we didn't have to take leftovers back lol so good. Definitely recommend coming here. It's dark and romantic in there as well. We reserved just in case too. Inside and outside was nice and elegant. It was definitely one of the more memorable meals we had in LV. Winner!

Located in the beautiful Aria though not delicious. We started off with a noodle appetizer. Pete got the duck and I got the tofu. Service was nice and the drinks were fun. Highly recommend you get dressed up for the spot - the decor and ambiance is tops.

For having one several Forbes Travel Guide awards, I was really hoping for more. I can't speak much to the ambiance because unfortunately we were sat in a tiny room with very simple paintings in the wall. The lights were extremely bright compared to the open area of the restaurant. The positive side to that room is definitely feeling more intimate and being able to hear each other easier. My most favorite thing about the restaurant was the Po Tak "J" soup which is really what bumped up this rating from 1 to 3. This soup had an amazing and fresh flavor and it's the only reason I'll go back. Everything else was pretty much to the point. My main was the basil chicken with jasmine rice. The menu listed the ingredients as "stir-fried spicy Thai basil, bell pepper, and mushroom". I asked for no bell pepper and when asked about it by our server he was rude and said not to worry. Apparently they decided to add red jalapeños. Honestly the food tasted a little bit better the next day. Our server Cheng was extremely rude and short. I'm not sure if his area was busy but even if he was there was no need for the horrible attitude. Every interaction warranted a comment from someone in our party and unfortunately definitely affected our experience. When we went to pay he said their system was down and we were unable to split checks. 2 of us had cash and the other person had a card. When we were about to present the payments as cash first and the rest in the card, he said very abruptly that he can't split the check and he wasn't sure if he'd be able to do split payments on the same check. Hopefully this service experience was an off night.

This was our last night in Vegas and we had just left the Las Vegas Convention center from seeing Janet Jackson. Oh wow- what a night that was! I had seriously been craving Thai the entire trip and wouldn't you know- the last night we are there, I hit the jackpot! lol My favorite is Drunken Noodles in general and not only were they delicious, but I had requested spicy and- it sure was! And I loved it! I have come to realize that I prefer Spicy Food over Spicy drinks now- is that a thing with anyone else? I totally got down with this Drunken Noodle, but the idea of a hypothetical spicy margarita is a solid no to me. We also had some apps and split a Tom Yum soup- it couldn't have been anymore perfect :) Service was quick and efficient. And the inside was clean and decorated so cool. It's Vegas- so everything is more lavish and grand. It was definietly a large space. And the bathrooms were super clean- that is always nice. More to come from my Vegas trip---cheers!

The food there was amazing especially the pad thai. They have different spice levels for each dish. The service there was great. The only thing with the service was the time in between each stop back to our table but that wasn't a big deal because the food and drinks came out fast. The vibe in there was amazing. Overall definitely recommend.

Whoa, this place is great! The vibe is chic and it's a great location if you're staying at or visiting the Aria. We tried a bunch of different dishes so I'll give a mini review of each: Chicken Satay - Chicken was tender and had a nice flavor from the grill. The peanut sauce was super creamy and had the right touch of spice. If you're looking for a healthier, macro-friendly option, I could also see this working as a light entree. Shrimp rolls - I wasn't sure what to expect from the description, but it's basically whole shrimp enveloped in a wrapper and then deep fried. The presentation is cute, but the flavors are a litttle basic. Still good, just not a stand out. Sesame chicken - This is your classic, American-style sesame chicken: deep fried nuggets of chicken topped with a sweet and savory sauce. Pad Thai- Classic pad Thai. It's got a satisfying mix of salty, sweet, and sour flavors. Soft shell crab fried rice - Omg, this is a must order!! The rice has that addictive smoky wok flavor and is topped with a generous portion of fried soft shell crab. There's also hefty chunks of crab mixed into the rice as well. Coconut dream - This is a unique dessert that kinda reminds me of halo halo. It's basically warm coconut rice topped with lots of different textures and flavors: jackfruit, young coconut, and different kinds of jellies. And then there's a scoop of coconut ice cream on top! The combo of the warm rice, the cold ice cream, and all the different toppings is heavenly and perfect for coconut lovers like me! I'd definitely recommend Lemongrass to my fellow Yelpers and will for sure be back the next time I'm in Vegas.

Let's start with HOLY MOLY at his place was amazeballs! We got a little bit of everything just to make sure we can get a good review. I don't remember what everything was called but just show the waitress the pictures and order everything I got! The lobster was out of this world. When I first read it on the menu my mind was kinda iffy on it because how could a whole lobster with curry be very good. Well let me just tell you we licked the HUGE bowl clean! My friend put her hand next to it just so you can get a size reference. We also got a couple of desserts. I was sooo stuffed but I couldn't stop eating. Let's just say thank goodness I wore stretchy pants there lol. Highly highly recommend and I cannot wait to go back!

Excellent calamari. Rest of food was really good. Loved the Thai iced coffee. Good service although waiters wearing mask so hard to understand them. Get a reservation via open table so you don't have to wait.

Fantastic restaurant! They were able to squeeze in my last minute reservation of 5 when I called in. Online only allows you to make a waitlist for 4 people. I was staying at the Aria so it was convenient to just walk downstairs for dinner. The restaurant is beautiful and dimly lit. Our drinks and food were amazing. One of my favorite things is when you can pick the spice level from 1-10. I said an 8 at first because I love spicy food but the waitress warned me against it and I went down to a 7. I'll have to admit it was spicy but I loved it ! So if you're not a spice fan, stay in the 0-1 range. This is another place I would add to my must eat when in Vegas list

Thai food was tasty. Service was great, very professional, very courteous. I've had much better, but this was good.

Whenever I find myself in Vegas, a visit to Lemongrass is practically a tradition. While the food isn't groundbreaking, I inexplicably find myself craving Thai food whenever I'm in the city. Our latest meal included crispy spring rolls, panang curry with fried tofu, drunken noodles with tofu, and basil fried rice. The panang curry here is the standout--it's truly the best version of the dish I've had, with a perfect balance of heat, sweetness, and umami. It even comes with rice, which is always a welcome addition. As for the basil fried rice and drunken noodles, they're at least on par with your favorite local Thai spot, though perhaps not the best you'll ever experience. The primary draw here is the ambiance and, of course, if you find yourself with a Thai food craving while in Las Vegas. Would highly recommend dropping by, especially for the panang curry. TIP: Don't forget to ask for a side of the chili crisp -- it adds a whole new dimension to the savory items.

Consider me impressed by Lemongrass inside the Aria resort & Casino! I am not a big fan of Thai food in general. At 11pm, there aren't a lot of dining options that aren't hamburgers, fries and pizza. I checked out the menu here, hoping they had a vast menu I can choose from. It turns out they have many other menu selections aside from your typical tom yum soups and red curry pastes. The fried shrimp rolls and pork pot stickers were absolutely delicious. The beef brisket noodle soup was piping hot, and came with an abundance of vegetables and beef brisket. Service was attentive and friendly too. I came here with low expectations and expectations were exceeded at the end of the meal. I would definitely come back here in the future if I was in need of a late night Asian food fix.

They squeezed us in for a last minute reservation on a busy holiday week. Always have a great time eating at Lemongrass whenever I'm in Vegas. This time we had the Pad Thai, Pork Belly with Chinese Broccoli, and a chicken egg noodle soup. Everything was delicious. We also had two cocktails and a special hot green tea from the menu. Good Thai food, good portions, lovely service! FYI, anything 5+ on their spice level from a scale of 1-10 is very spicy! If you like spice, go for it, if not, I'd recommend staying between 1-4 when ordering. I've also had other items on the menu in my previous visits and everything has been tasty!

Allow me to start this review off by saying that I absolutely love Thai food I would rather choose a hole in the wall with outstanding Thai food then I would a super swanky well-designed restaurant with mediocre wannabe Thai food!!! Lemongrass is the best of both worlds!!!! The service, the food, the drinks, the ambience was all 5 stars! I ordered the chicken wings(OMG) and the Drunken Noodles with Seafood at a #7 in spicy and I should have done a 5!!! If you happen to be staying at Aria Hotel or staying along the strip and craving quality Thai food I highly suggest that you check out Lemongrass!

Not sure what has happened over the past few years but the quality has gone done a lot. One recent visit I ordered one of the chicken dishes and the meat was rubbery and had a strange taste to it. I literally threw out the rest of my order after eating a couple bites. I won't be coming back here anytime soon. 2 stars for the customer service though.

Had the chance to try Lemongrass for a Saturday night dinner for a friend's birthday party. It was pretty busy that night we came and we had a big party of 10 people. The service was mehhh and I kind of understood since we were a big party and they were busy too, but it was kind of hard to get our waitress over to get our orders and special requests our party needed. They also did mess up on the birthday cake we brought in, the cake was brought out a bit lop-sided. Idk what happened. The food was pretty good however. I order two of the skewers for appetizers: chicken and shrimp. It came with a peanut dipping sauce that was pretty good, but the shrimp seemed too over cooked. I wouldn't order the shrimp again though. My entree was the pad see eew seafood. It was a big portion of food. There were shrimp, squid, and scallops. The flavors were good and the noodles weren't over cooked or dry. I also ordered their specialty cocktail: The Night Market. It was like an alcoholic version of a Thai Iced Tea. Tasted great! For an Asian/Thai restaurant on the strip in a casino, it wasn't that bad. I just wished the service was a bit better. Also a tip is the spice level here is legit. They do have a disclaimer at the bottom of the menu about their spice levels. My friend ordered a pad Thai spice level 2 or 3 I think and it was legit spicy!

Came here again a few months later. Yellow Curry even better this time. The Som Tam Papaya salad was fantastic. Sour, spicy, sweet all together. Really good service. Will likely hit this place every time we come back to Vegas.

The service was great, ambiance was beautiful, service was amazing, you don't need to book you table in advance and food was good, I would avoid dessert here nothing special.