Thai Lemon Restaurant

Amazing thai spot Ordered some Jazmine tea, don't uken noodles and rock fish. The service was good. Place was clean and the service was amazing

Food - 5/5 presentation, flavor, spice level. All were there. It was a great experience. Service - 5/5 was great! They were very attentive and checked on us occasionally.Ambiance - 5/5 restaurant was clean, decorated throughout, warm and welcoming atmosphere Will definitely be back!

Just got takeout from Thai Lemon!First: this place is SOOOO cute inside. Well done!I ordered the pad Thai chicken and the "house" rolls. Pad Thai was delicious but the noodles were a little too well done...just maybe a minute less in the boiling water? Sauce and chicken, etc and presentation SPOT ON and delish. The "house rolls", are a strange version of "summer" rolls. Ground chicken and shrimp? Didn't taste the shrimp and all. I hope they decide to just do shrimp summer rolls in the future. Otherwise good; perfect garnishes and the peanut sauce is fantastic!!!

REAL TALK: I was super resistant in trying out Thai Lemon, as I thought the previous restaurant was trying to bamboozle the public by just 'renaming' their eatery - fortunately, this place has totally changed hands to new owners with a lovely refresh of the interior, along with the name!We came here for an early dinner, and we were greeted so warmly - we were able to choose anywhere to sit in the dining space, so we opted for the cute little bench area off to the side.The menu is pretty extensive, offering various apps, soups, curries, fried rice, noodles, fried rice entrees, chef's specialties, side dishes, and drinks. We ordered:+a Panang curry with tofu - this was my favorite of the night; while it wasn't thick in consistency, the flavor was phenomenal, being so tasty with a little bit of a kick!+the House Fried Rice with chicken - a simple rice dish; the hubs enjoyed this more than I did; I thought there was an off taste to it+Pad Thai with shrimp - generously served with large, deveined fresh shrimp; the noodles were cooked properly, the shrimp could have been a bit more fresh; they dressed the noodles with additional sauce, as requested!+and, Drunken Noodles with chicken - a nice spiciness to this, but was a little bland; it still had a great wok-fried flavor to itFor their beverage, we gave their Homemade Lemonade a try, and this was super tart and very refreshing - yum!We also tried their Kluay Roti for dessert, which were fried roti filled with fresh banana, sprinkled with a cinnamon-sugar mixture, and drizzled with condensed milk and a chocolate sauce - this wasn't overly sweet, which was perfect, and a wonderful way to end the meal!All the portions were super generous, and the staff were so kind, attentive, and so sweet! Even the chef came out to ensure that everything was satisfactory - that's some service!I just have to note that everything here is kawaii-esque - the way the menu looks, the decorations, and all the attention to details, all around the restaurant - it's so nice!Prices are a tad bit higher compared to other restaurants.Don't sleep on Thai Lemon, and don't let the space's previous Thai restaurants' reputation throw you off - if you do, you'll regret in missing out on some Thai yumminess!Located in the Van Dorn Station Shopping Center, there's plenty of parking in the large plaza lot.+tasty Thai eats!+friendly & kind service!+located at the Van Dorn Station Shopping Center+plenty of parking in the large plaza lot

Decent spot for a quick takeout order. We tried the spring rolls, pad see ew, chicken Panang curry, and chicken pad Thai, and everything was good. The food was ready on time, and it wasn't too busy on a Sunday night. The interior is cute, making it a nice place to hang out if you decide to dine in.

An impromptu dinner after a concert, Tried two new (to us) appetizers and the irresistible and rare fish cakes (tod mun). The curry puffs were a novelty -- flavorful, delicate, not overwhelming with curry, and not greasy. The surprise was the satay -- larger pieces of chicken than usual, perfectly cooked to stay juicy with a rich peanut sauce. The massaman curry was exemplary as well the shrimp Pik Kuar -- plump and not overcooked. The chef's timing and attention to cooking temperatures makes his food stand out. As usual, pleasant, attentive, efficient service.

Very good Thai, I measure my Thai restaurants at their Pad See Ew, and this one hits the mark; soft meat, fresh noodles and good seasoning. Service is friendly and prompt, and the atmosphere cozy and inviting.

A new dessert we got to sample at Thai lemon. Love this place...the owner is always experimenting. Makes it exciting to go there as he always has something new he's "cooking up"!

I've been coming here for 10-15 years (they were always called Thai Lemon Grass before). Food has always been good. Their pad thai is delicious-- not too sweet as some places tend to be. Their Tom Yum is really good with just the right amount of seasoning. It's the best I've had in the area.The service is great-- it's a small restaurant. I've never understood why it's not more crowded. It's at the entrance of a strip mall with plenty of parking, in a well-lit area, and it's surrounded by plenty of diverse restaurants.Not sure whether it's new management or ownership, but I like the new decor, but more importantly, I like that it's still good Thai.

HIDDEN GEM!!!!!!! This spot was a bit hard to find based on the address on google but once we did we were so happy! The interior is soo nice and clean and the staff was so friendly and welcoming! The food was well made, fresh, and clearly made with love! The mango sticky rice was the best I ever had and was so flavorful. This is their moms recipe! Parking is free but may be tight because of a small parking area.