This Thai restaurant is the best that Thai food can get. Its very authentic and thats what I look for in my food. The prices are so reasonable, my favorite dish would have to be the pad thai, it is... More

This Thai restaurant is the best that Thai food can get. Its very authentic and thats what I look for in my food. The prices are so reasonable, my favorite dish would have to be the pad thai, it is cooked to perfection.
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My favorite Thai food restaurant in the city was formerly Spice, but after my first visit to Lemongrass Grill a couple of months ago, my favorite is not so clear anymore! What makes the decision... More

My favorite Thai food restaurant in the city was formerly Spice, but after my first visit to Lemongrass Grill a couple of months ago, my favorite is not so clear anymore! What makes the decision even harder is that Spice and Lemongrass Grill are both merely blocks away from each other! You can't go wrong at Lemongrass Grill. As another poster commented, the chicken satay with peanut sauce is superb, and the Pad Thai is delicious. All in all, Lemongrass has great Thai food, at very affordable prices.
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Lemongrass Grill is not the best thai restaurant I've ever been too, but their chicken satay is very good. Their peanut dipping sauce is the best of all the thai restaurants that I've tried. The pad... More

Lemongrass Grill is not the best thai restaurant I've ever been too, but their chicken satay is very good. Their peanut dipping sauce is the best of all the thai restaurants that I've tried. The pad thai is pretty decent as are their other noodle dishes. This place is nothing special, but the food is pretty decent.
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Yummy Thai food with a fun atmosphere. Nothing very original, but nonetheless, the food always tastes good. All of their noodle dishes are very yummy. Plus, they always have quick service. ... More

Yummy Thai food with a fun atmosphere. Nothing very original, but nonetheless, the food always tastes good. All of their noodle dishes are very yummy. Plus, they always have quick service. Lemongrass has never disappointed me and it comes with very affordable prices. Expect to spend somewhere between $12-18 including tip.
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I've visited Lemongrass twice at its old location and once at it's new location (5 blocks away). The move didn't affect their cooking at all. Lemongrass in my opinion is the premier Thai Food... More

I've visited Lemongrass twice at its old location and once at it's new location (5 blocks away). The move didn't affect their cooking at all. Lemongrass in my opinion is the premier Thai Food restaurant in the metro NYC area. When ever my friends and I go there, it always a great experience. There waiters and waitresses come from so many different walks of life, that you can't help but feel welcome no matter who you are. The setting is great, the have bamboo stalks used as dividers between tables. It gives you privacy not so much that you feel cut-off from the rest of the restaurant. Also they have a karaoke bar downstairs so it makes for a good laugh while you eating to hear some off the singing. But the main attraction at Lemongrass is there amazing Pad Thai. Now when it comes to Pad Thai, I'm an expert and there's is the best. The Pad Thai is sour from the taste of lemon and lime, but sweet from the cashews. The noodles are cooked to perfection and if you get chicken mixed in its great. Plus the chef is a gem. My girlfriend was able to get a chicken and shrimp Pad Thai mix for regular price just because he was in the mood to try something new. Hands down. Lemongrass reigns supreme among Thai food restaurants. Please support them! Hope this was helpful.
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