The decor, the food, the flavors, the service, the drinks....so basically everything was top…read morenotch...came to lemongrass to celebrate alot of accomplishments and left lemongrass fully satisfied and in good spirits. Everything was tasty, flavorful and eye-catching. The server did a great job handling a large group and the chefs did a great job sending out all meals in a timely manner. Everything was hot..sweet..spicy and ohh so good. Those who were vegan enjoyed..only ate fish enjoyed....It was a smorgasbord of different dishes and there was no complaints. The space is intimate but the decor makes up for it..its a very instagrammable space great for date night,girls nite or just out hanging with family

This visually striking restaurant features a beautiful interior design and an extensive beverage…read moremenu, highlighted by an exceptional, 10/10 lychee iced tea. However, the logistics and seating arrangements introduce notable friction. Even with a confirmed reservation, guests can expect a 15-minute wait time before being seated. Once inside, the floor plan is highly compact, resulting in a cramped, close-proximity dining experience right next to neighboring tables. While the presentation is high, the actual food execution is relatively standard and uninspired, depending heavily on specific menu choices.

I've always liked this place. Best Pad see eu in town. The food was very flavorful. The service is…read moregreat. The ambiance is clean and inviting. Love to eat here when I come into town.

Tl;dr Version- Good apps, good HH drinks, Honestly terrible entree…read more This is one of the many (many) Thai restaurants in the surrounding area which means that competition is stiff. Anyway, I was at this pretty long running Thai restaurant a while ago with two others for an early dinner. We sat outside as the weather was very nice and the inside was a bit too cold for one of the other people which was fine as they have a very nice outdoor space. As it was early, they still had happy hour and I ordered a Lychee Mojito which I think it was $8 or $9 instead of $12 or $14 or so. I don't mind at all that it was a tad boozy and there were a handful of lychees in there. This was nice. Speaking of nice, the best thing here were the appetizers. We had some type of fried dumpling to begin with though I'm honestly not sure which one as none of them really match the description and we definitely did not have the Andaman one as it contains pork and one of the other people doesn't eat it. Whatever it was, the dumpling was actually excellent being very well fried but not oily with a nice tasty center that had some basil or some other type of herb for an extra bonus. The dish had a slightly sour sweet sauce below which was fine of course. Whatever dish whatever it was, I would recommend it. There was also the pretty tasty Isan Papaya Salad (or rather Somtum for $13.95) consisting of green papaya, string bean, peanut, cherry tomatoes, and a cherry lime dressing. There was plenty of papaya for crunch and there was a bit of heat to it though less some than many other places. It tasted fresh overall with the lettuce absorbing a lot of the extra sauce. It is good but it's hard to order it here when it's literally a block away from one of the best papaya salads in the city at Zabb PuTawn's BK location. My main dish was pretty regrettably the Pad Kra Prow listed as your choice of meat stir fried with onion, garlic, bell pepper and basil in spicy basil sauce. I chose chicken (or in other words pad krapow gai) which was one of the cheap options at $18.95 and ordered it spicy and the dish arrived and tasted very differently than what I expected and not in a good way. Usually, chicken or whatever meat it is in this dish is chopped into small pieces to absorb the sauce and the dish has good kick to it making it one of my favorite Thai dishes as I like a lot of heat. The meat arrived instead in pieces which is fine as some other spots do this and as there was plenty of them but they were pretty tasteless and lacked texture with some of them being a bit gummy. There was also a brown sauce on the bottom which had a hint of holy basil but not really enough which didn't help the bad chicken. I don't mind Americanized Thai food as long as it tastes good but the main dish was atrocious and there's several places nearby which make versions which can run circles around it. I wouldn't recommend it at all. Outside of that awful dish, I tried the Chicken Pad Kee Mao/drunken noodles which was the same price which was definitely better which didn't really take much. There was plenty of meat again but the wok hei lacked with the noodles but at least it was decently spicy. The last person I believe got a fish which was fine. In a sea of Thai spots littered around Cobble Hill, this definitely falls under the "Could've Been Better" of the bunch though honestly if it wasn't for the dumplings, I might be giving this place a 1. Stick with the appetizers.

Service was amazing, I got the Korean fried chicken lunch special. The soy garlic was delicious!read more

In the mood for korean food and found SSAM, walked in and was able to scan the space quickly before…read moredeciding on one of the lunch menu items that I enjoy, bibimbap. The staff was friendly and helpful and I was able to choose my protein from a variety of options. The dining area is spacious and can accommodate a good crowd. Needed to use the restroom so I headed to their restroom to find it was spacious and very clean, a big plus for me. The kitchen area is not seen but I imagine it is kept clean and organized. Down to the food, the bibimbap was delicious even without the condiments that comes with the dish. This eatery will see me again when craving this dish.

I'm not usually in the area but if I had jury duty, I'd definitely stop by again. Came here with a…read morefriend who lives on the other side of Brooklyn as a middle point. Once you find the door and stairs up, you find yourself in a cute restaurant with on the app ordering. It's clean and the food is delicious and great portions. Service is fast. I got the unagi (eel) bowl, while my friend ordered ramen. We shared the agedashi tofu and edamame. I was stuffed! No room for dessert.

The waiter was so nice and his service was the highlight of my experience…read more The restaurant smelled moldy which is not good. The food tasted washed out and not flavorful. I got the japanese curry. It was not good. I will probably not be back.

I came here with a friend for dinner on a Sunday night. We made reservations in advance, so we had…read moreno problems getting a table. I had the Paint It Black ramen. The flavor was rich and very savory. It was one of the best bowls of ramen I've had in a long time!

I was actually blown away by all aspects of my experience... To start, I came here with a party of…read morethree and a dog. I was not sure if the place was dog friendly but they have a lot of seating in the back and we had our own private outdoor tent in the back that was spacious, had heaters, and quality furniture. The staff was extremely friendly and attentive, not just greeting you when you come in but throughout the entire dining experience. My group split the black dumplings which I really liked the sauce, I had the Point Blank ramen -- it was delicious and smokey. The pork broth was savoury but not so oily as the horse radish cut through well for a really refreshing taste. My sister had the Iron Men IV which was also so good. I think I was most blown away by the creativity in the dishes and how good they were. The whole menu felt innovative and intentional. I really want to come back again and again to work my way through the whole menu lol. Last thing just wanna shout out the staff again! they were awesome!

My boyfriend and I are both vegan. We love when there is a Luanne's near by!! It's a go-to for…read moreafter a long city day or before a late-night event.

This meal was so good I was too enthralled to take a single picture. The service is friendly and…read moreattentive. Ambiance is relaxing and comfortable. Cleanest bathroom in Brooklyn. The food is fresh, packed with flavor, and leaves yourself satisfied portion wise. My fav was the jap chae!

Came on a Saturday late afternoon and there was plenty of seating, no reservation required. The…read moreambiance is really nice too. I would totally come here again for group gatherings. They also have backyard seating area as well. They have this afternoon tea set that's $38. It comes with a variety of savory and sweet items. The chive pancakes were tasty and everybody enjoyed it the most, as well as the pork floss egg tart. Some other items weren't as tasty. I'm glad to have tried it, but won't be ordering it again. The pad see ew was delicious! It had good "wok hei" and noodles were slippery. I would come back for this dish. And I'd like to try their other entrees as well. Staff was super nice and accommodating.

Came here today for their afternoon tea set menu with a few friends after the gym and I love the…read moreambience. Staff was friendly there is outdoor seating and a wide variety of food and drink options (alcoholic and non alcoholic) I think. They have outdoor seating and I think this place would be a great option for those booking bachelorette parties or baby shower venues. Their regular thai tea was a bit sweet for me but I really enjoyed my friends pumpkin spice thai tea (hot) it wasnt too sweet. The afternoon tea time set was cute but I would go for their entree party set next time instead. ($68) Luckily we were able to do tea time for one since it states $48 per person and me and 2 friends shared whatever was on it (chefs choice) the only 2 dishes that stood out was the chive pancake and the egg floss egg tart. The pad see ew which isn't on their afternoon set was good it had alot of "wok" air iykyk.

10,000,000/10 gotta eat here again. Super fresh fish and nice atmosphere. Give it a try when you…read morecan.

The ambiance was cozy with dim lighting. The service was very friendly and efficient. I had the…read moresashimi deluxe and the fish was very fresh. I would definitely come here again!

I had the vegetable massaman curry with mock duck. The protein had an interesting texture and there…read morewas a nice variety of veggies, but I found the base to be a bit too sweet for my taste. The portion came with rice and worked out to a total a bit above $20.

This is one of the favorite Thai spots. The lunch special is great! Takeout or in person dining is…read moregreat. My favorite dish is the pad see ew with shrimp and the shrimp is always an extra price but I don't mind. I order the tofu pop and soup for the appetizer and it's a good combo. The soup is amazing even though it looks clear with a couple of veggies. I've tried a number of Thai places around downtown Brooklyn and this is hands down the best.

This place has been all over Instagram, and after seeing it pop up on my feed countless times, I…read morefinally decided to check it out. Maison Sun is an intimate dining space where guests are seated around a stainless-steel counter with an open-kitchen concept. They offer a Vietnamese fusion tasting menu for $185. I appreciate the growing recognition of Vietnamese cuisine and its elevation into the fine dining space. Unfortunately, this meal didn't quite hit the mark for me. Many of the flavor combinations felt disjointed and often clashed rather than complemented one another. Shrimp Mochi: It was good. Duck Egg Custard with Caviar: Delicious! It was creamy and well-balanced. Bread with Sea Urchin Butter: The butter was unique and tasted amazing. I could probably eat a whole stick of it. Foie Gras Katsu with Passion Fruit Candy: The foie gras itself was great, but the passion fruit candy felt awkward and out of place. NZ Hiramasa with Wood Ear Mushrooms: The wood ear mushrooms overpowered the fish, which was unfortunate because the hiramasa itself was quite good. I loved the lemongrass sauce. The lemongrass flavor was very subtle. Dry-Aged Moulard Duck with Black Rice and Makrut Leaf Curry: This was the standout dish of the night. The duck was deeply flavorful, and the curry paired beautifully with it. Tiger Prawn Phở: Very mushroom-forward in flavor. It was decent, but not particularly memorable. Secret Flavour Ice Cream: Fish sauce ice cream sounds unusual, but it was unique and surprisingly good. Opal Basil and Chrysanthemum Tea Infusion Sorbet: Refreshing and light--a nice way to end the meal. There's clear creativity and intention behind the menu, but the dishes lacked the harmony needed to make the experience truly memorable.

I was excited to try a Vietnamese fusion tasting menu since I love Southeast Asian cuisine and fine…read moredining, but this meal was ultimately very disappointing. Food did not meet the mark, and the service was also very poor.