Lemongrass Sushi & Thai

This location is now a Thai Samurai, but we loved it even when it was still Lemongrass! Since it has become a Thai Samurai, I feel like the portions have gotten more generous, and there have been more vegetables in their noodle dishes. Definitely a win-win!They offer both Thai and Japanese food here, and we have enjoyed all of their dishes. We of course always get pad Thai and pad see ew, but recently we got their bento with teriyaki chicken. It was magnificent, and the chicken was flavorful and juicy. I also really enjoy their red curry. They use real coconut milk in everything, and it makes their stews and soups so decadent!Parking is your standard strip mall lot. It can get busy around dining times, but it's manageable! New decor is super fun, and they do online reservations if you need one.

After trying lemongrass again, I have completely changed my opinion. I am positive I had just experienced an off day. Now, I can say this is one of my favorite Thai spots.I have tried other Tom Khas and Chicken Larb in and around Nashville and none really compare to this place. They have perfected the flavors and there is a reason this place got a face lift. People love this spot. They serve their food with love and care. The servers here are all very sweet. I personally love and can recommend any of their noodle dishes along with the starters mentioned above. Anytime my friends order sushi they are also happy with their food.

My wife and I went to Lemongrass sight unseen because we were told they were a "great Thai restaurant." As soon as we were seated we realized they had a sushi prep counter, which was a bad omen. I'm of the opinion that if a restaurant offers food from multiple cultures on one continent, it usually means said restaurant is pandering to the lowest common denominator. In the case of Lemongrass, this theory 100% holds up. The food was inauthentic and bland. I felt like I was eating a Lean Cuisine or at a mall food court. I am a person who usually clears his plate and always gets a to go box when I do not, but I made it half way through my meal before I had simply lost interest in eating. My wife and I both left half of each of meals uneaten. I will say the one silver lining of this restaurant is their customer service. They were friendly, professional and attentive. Very nice people.

Excellent food and service!And great new sushi bar for anytime of the day and dinner time!

Exceptional service and excellent food! The sushi was perfect but the basil duck curry was the highlight!

Loved this place! My 1 year old was a bit fussy and the staff was so kind and offered her orange slices right away! The service was quick and food was good. My daughter got California rolls and potstickers- pretty straight forward and good.My husband got Drunken Noodles with Beef and loved it! The portion could feed 2 people easily. I forgot which sushi roll I got, however wanted ti say they are a good portion size for the price.Overall, the Japanese/Thai options are nice to have. I'd come here again to try more dishes.

Portions were huge! The fried rice had large bites of crab mixed in and the perfect amount of veggies. The martini was sweet and strong. Service was great!

Very disappointing experience. I went in to this restaurant on Friday night at dinner time to pick up the order I had placed online. There were about three orders to go on the counter, and there were four tables with customers. I ordered the Spring Rolls for $4.50, Bellevue Thai Fried Rice for $13.95, and the Pad Thai for $14.95. I also included a 10% tip. Excluding tax, my total came to $36.74. My critique, including their description of each dish which I copied and pasted, follows.1. Spring Rolls - Crispy Spring Rolls filled with shredded vegetables, bean thread noodles, and deep fried served with our sweet & sour house sauce. The two small spring rolls were so thoroughly greasy as to be inedible. They tasted frozen, because they were small and very uniform looking and had absorbed so much of the grease as frozen food tends to do when you deep fry it. I don't know for sure. But the level of greasiness was untenable. Yuck.2. Bellevue Thai Fried Rice - Fried rice with eggs, your choice of meat, onions, basil, and bell peppers. The first thing I noticed was there was no sauce at all. I've never had food from a Thai restaurant that didn't have either some sauce on the food or some in the bottom of the dish. There were no eggs. And probably two small slivers of onion and two or three small slivers of Bell Peppers. The bulk of the meal was rice. It was dry because there was no sauce. And I've never had fried rice ever without scrambled eggs mixed throughout. Disappointing.3. Pad Thai - The popular Noodles Lover Dish, stir-fried with thin rice noodles in brown sweet & sour sauce, along with eggs, bean sprouts, crushed peanuts on the side and top with green onions. Again, no sauce although it is specifically mentioned in the description. There were two small flakes of eggs. There also was not one sliver of a green onion to be found. The bulk of the meal was the rice noodles.One of my complaints besides the fact that aesthetically it's not very pleasing is when the pieces of meat are not cut relatively small. They should be bite-sized, because you're not going to be using a knife on it. I couldn't eat the pieces of chicken without cutting them up with a knife and fork because they were so large. It's not just for ease of eating the meal. It just doesn't look pretty.I don't write many negative reviews but after paying what I did with a 10% tip added, I wasn't going to let this one slide. I not only hope that future customers are aware of these issues, but honestly? Most of all, I hope the owner reads my review and steps up their game. It wouldn't take much to make all these dishes much better tasting (and visually appealing) than they currently are.

Cutest little restaurant with absolutely delicious, flavorful food! It's small, quaint and we didn't have to wait for a table! I don't think they take reservations? Perfect meal before seeing The Little River band at the symphony. Easy parking and we left our car in the parking lot, took a Uber to the symphany, came back to pick up the car without any hassle! The Old Fashion drink was not good and the service was slow but the good food made up for these flaws. The prices are good and the portions nice. Definitely will go back!

So the mango sticky rice desert! It's awesome and worth the trip. Service is a bit chaos but they share and everyone takes care of you. One down side is focus. It's four restaurants in one so their food is good but could be great if they chose one route to take. Think Cheesecake Factory of Asian food.