We went here under my fiance's suggestion, and were not disappointed. It's a little tricky to find,…read moredown the side street off the car park. The food was excellent and I notice a number of local Thais eating here as well. Always a good sign. We both had curries and a serve of rice each. The serving size was perfect, and there was nary a model left on our plates. We will definitely return, and I'll be trying the pork neck BBQ next time.

They say they're "Thai Laotian", and they do have Thai on the menu... but honestly, this is a…read moreLaotian restaurant at heart. And it's great! We varied far and wide on the menu: ox tongue with tamarind sauce, bamboo salad, fried rice (and it's good fried rice, too!), duck larb, gai yang chicken. I wouldn't say there was a stand out dish; it was all truly solid though. One thing that definitely bears mentioning were the staff -- super friendly and super helpful. They'll help you navigate the menu and do their best to accommodate you.

The pad Kee Mao was amazing! The spring rolls we're good. The price was a little high but maybe…read moreit's because I'm not from around here. I look forward to going back and trying the Juggle Curry! As far as the pad Kee Mao the flavors were amazing and the spice was perfect. The vegetables were fresh, crispy and tasted very good!

I was not impressed with the food here. It may be the dish I got but there wasn't much flavor to…read moreit. I was also not enthused about having to pay extra for the rice and then it coming out as a shared container for 6 people. Granted I liked that the rice was hot and stayed hot in the container but I don't like watching others stick their hand in this tub and use the same spoon to dig rice out. Only one or two people in the group I think mentioned they really enjoyed their food.

Great Atmosphere, great Thai food. Being served by lovely…read morestaff and great value of food. Perfect place for dining in or have a great time and food with family and friends. Top menu are angel prawns and green curry.

Oh, em, gee. Where do i begin here?!! I'm visiting from out of town and used yelp to try to find a…read morelovely place for my partner axel and myself to enjoy some cream of sum yung gai and came across lemon grass. On first impressions we assumed it would be lovely but after being seated we waited for 20 minutes to be served while watching the servers look at our table multiple times only to turn and walk away... we finally got the attention of a lovely young lady and she took our orders, my partner axel asked for a thai tea but was told, "it takes a long time, you should probably order something else" which seems like a bit of silly response. Anyways, axel and i still love each other very much and can fill up on each others love when we get back to the hotel.

Have had a couples of dinners here. They serve decent suburban Thai food. There's nothing fancy…read moreabout it but the service is very friendly and accommodating. They allowed us to split the bill and didn't charge us the corkage for BYO. The chicken stirfry I got this time was full of chicken with just a few bits of vegetables. If your preference is more vegetables it might be an idea to flag this. I would stop by again if in the area.

The food is served quickly and the service is great. The restaurant has a great…read moreenvironment--spacious and comfortable. We had a great dinner.

I have been to this restaurant on numerous occasions and every time I have been, the food has been…read moregreat. The ambience isn't high end but the food makes up for it.

The Thai food here is legit! It was easy to get a table on a Sunday evening outside around 6pm and…read morewe had fantastic service. You can even BYO wine for a corkage fee and pay separately. The restaurant is located on the Kingston Foreshore so there's free parking and you get a great view of the lake and sunset. I definitely would come here again.

Delicious food, and catered well for vegan options. The menu…read moredidn't indicate any, so at first we were mining for the options, but upon asking, we found they could make many of the items without animal products. The rice paper rolls were delicious. The salt and pepper tofu wasn't as great as I've ever had, but the stir fried vegetables with satay sauce made up for it in spades. The whole table was content with their choices, which was great!

Great food and strong flavours. Small restaurant but has a diverse menu. Had the pad kee mao…read morenoodles and lao sausages. So good!