Lemon Grass

Love this little gem of a restaurant. It's no frills but the food is consistently good. We ordered take out and noodle dishes were portioned well for two people. Fast service, reliable, and easy location for pick up. Highly recommend the pad Thai and the pad see ew. Parking is curbside but easy to find.

I've had a hard time finding a good Thai restaurant in Cincinnati. I ordered takeout and the food was ready when I got there. Unfortunately, they were out of duck. The coconut chicken soup was a little too sweet and could use some more lemongrass. There was not much chicken in the soup either. The pad see ew was delicious and the medium spice was a little spicier than expected. I would not get shrimp next time as it was overcooked and mushy.

If you like Thai food that is fresh, flavorful and reasonably priced for everyday dining, try Hyde Park's Lemon Grass. Co-owner William greets regulars by name whether they dine-in or carry-out. The dining room is simple, unpretentious and brightly-lit, and the menu features the Thai standards you'd expect, all well-prepared. There are a lot of vegetarian options including our favorites: Swimming Angel Tofu and Crispy Basil Mock Duck. The kitchen is willing to accommodate special requests. Beer and wine options are modest. On our most recent visit, we enjoyed our meal so much, I wasn't able to get a picture until we finished!

We live in West Chester and usually have Thai someplace here, but we were at Joseph Beth Bookstore for a book signing and wanted to try a place near Rookwood. Lemon Grass did not disappoint! We ordered Pad Thai (called Paht Thai here) because that is our standard order to gauge how good a Thai place is. We also ordered Chicken Thai Spicy. When we got home we were delighted with the portion size and the flavor of both dishes. The Paht Thai was perfectly executed, and the amount of vegetables to chicken in the Thai Spicy was what I like. We ordered a 4/10 spice level and it was perfect for us. Will definitely order again when down in that area.

This place is delicious! It's a hidden gem! I love the old school decor and ambiance. This was the best Thai food I've ever had! We were the only ones in there some how lol and our food came out incredibly fast and was super fresh! Will definitely go back!!

After craving Thai food, I decided to search for spots around Cincy. I came across Lemon Grass which had pretty good reviews. While the service was speedy and friendly, I found the food disappointing and bland. I've tried a number of Thai restaurants across the United States and the Pad Thai at Lemon Grass did not taste similar to the others. I was left disappointed and unsatisfied. It could have just been this one experience so I may give them a chance in the future or try a different dish on their menu.

Decent, no-frills Thai food with plenty of vegan options.I came here with an appetite seeing as they had lots of vegetarian and indeed vegan options. I ordered their vegetable clear soup with soft tofu ($4.50) and carrot & cabbage spicy salad with peanuts ($5.50) to start. The soup was bland but pleasant enough, coming cabbage, pea pods and mushrooms. Nothing special here, but pleasant enough -- 3/5. The salad was spicy and somewhat sweet, with a nice dressing to coat the fresh, crunchy cabbage and carrots. This was solid -- 4/5.For my main, I got the Penang curry with tofu ($10.95), served with steamed rice. The curry itself was nicely rich and flavoured, but the only thing it came with was 4 pieces of broccoli and soft tofu. C'mon guys -- you can do better than that. Put some more veggies in there, like bell peppers you would usually see. The curry flavour was very nice, so I was happy with that, but let down by the subpar contents of it. 3.5/5Good meal overall, but it could easily be improved.

They accepted a large group order, which was so pleasing! The staff was very kind and seemed really happy to serve. They have amazing lunch prices!!! I enjoy the choice of white, brown, or fried rice. I tried the green curry and was underwhelmed, although others liked it. The jungle curry, however, was much more flavorful and something I'd order again. A 7/10, I didn't find very spice so if you want a hint of spice order up!!

Lemon Grass is adorable. A small, comforting, and quiet restaurant. I order the chicken satay and a salad. The chicken satay was great! I'm craving it right now actually. The salad was good as well, and decently filling. I was asked what spice level from 1-10. I said 3, thinking that was a good level. I was also confused how they would make my salad spicy. Let me tell you, wow, it had a kick. Next time I'll probably say 1 or 2. So beware! Overall, cute place.

Not really a good place if you really want to taste thai authentic food. I'm from Tx (asian) & our thai food is beyond delicious & this place was disappointed, but the service was ok.The dishes came out bland and unseasoned. If you are a spice enjoyer, I recommend aiming for the highest level offered (10). My family and I chose 7 (because thai cuisine is usually spicy), and it tasted like it had no spice at all.