Lemongrass

Excellent for large groups, we were a group of 22. Everything we ordered was superb and we sampled a lot of the menu given the size of our group. The best was the soft shell crab salad. Reasonable prices for the Strip. They forgot my wife’s wine order for a while but the place was packed that night and the excellent food made up for any service shortcomings.

After a late show my mom and I got back to the hotel around 11:30. Many places are closed but they have later hours. Their cocktails are very nice, and their beer selection is large. The potstickers are delicious, and they can make many dishes steamed instead of stir-​fried which is better for health conscious people. The sorbet and ice cream are also excellent dessert options.

Service was lackluster, food was OK tasting, slightly overpriced, and hmmm, let me see… Oh yeah! my wife and I had to take immediate emergency trips to the bathroom after our dinner. Overall extremely disappointing.

Despite reading reviews I often go into a restaurant with an open mind because I’m conscience that everyone’s taste is different.
Unfortunately I was quite disappointed (after ordering the Red Duck Curry)! Almost want to say that this was the worst Thai I’ve had. I remember recently saying to a friend I don’t think there’s a things such as «bad» Thai and I’ve been proven wrong tonight.
I often eat Thai food including northern and southern CA, New York, Canada, London, Paris and of course Thailand so I know a bit about Thai food. Ps I hardly ever write reviews but I felt compelled to write one, given that visiting Vegas where majority of restaurants are overpriced… I think it should be a guaranteed good and tasty meal!
Of almost forgot the Thai ice tea actually was good.

Overpriced and slow service. Phở was bland and you have to ask for Sriracha otherwise you just have it as is. Reservations needed even though there’s plenty of open seats. It was weird. Servers were friendly and place was clean.

The only reason I’m giving this place a 3 stars is because of the customer service. The waiters/​waitresses were very attentive — always refilled our waters and checked up on us constantly. The food however was rather disappointing. We already expected everything to be overpriced because that’s just how it is.
We ordered something light before our flight back home. Chicken pad thai and dan dan noodles. I already had a feeling the dan dan noodles weren’t going to taste very good because this restaurant was supposed to be a Thai restaurant. Dan dan noodles is Szechuan cuisine. Just looking at the dan dan noodles once they were placed on the table, I knew something was wrong. Where was the chili oil/​flakes and minced pork? It looked more like peanut noodles to me. These were probably the worst dan dan noodles I’ve ever had. it tasted nothing like it at all. The pad thai was pretty good. Not too strong of a flavor, but was very generous in its portions.
The flavors still however cannot justify the $ 18 per dish. lol. Overpriced and unsatisfying.

Standard Thai food. No wait. This place is mostly half full, lots of seating available
For drinks, I got a fresh coconut. It’s refreshing with the meal.
Main entrée: vegetarian pad see ew, requested without oyster sauce. Comes with gailan veg, asparagus, oyster mushroom, carrots with the flat noodle. This dish was okay. I found it to be too oily. The veggies were also mostly all stems.

Putting this review concisely: Papaya salad was a ⁴⁄₅. Beef salad ³⁄₅ wasn’t that special. Pineapple fried rice wasn’t that tasty 2/​5, needs to have more pineapple and possibly mix some veggies in. Flounder ¹⁄₅ barely any meat on the fish and too much sauce, this dish is a disaster for the price 40 $…drunken noodles was good just a tad salty ⁴⁄₅. 3 cup chicken barely had any flavor ¹⁄₅. Any of the Thai restaurants in Chinatown to the west of LV will give you better tasting food at a fraction of the cost of this upscale restaurant. Very disappointed.

5 stars for the food and drinks!
2 stars for the service! Our waiter forgot about us (we were a huge group of 8, hard to miss) we had to literally wave him down just to get the bill.

The only reason I didn’t give this place 1 star is because they had good service. Food here is not worth the money. The noodles they use are disgusting. My chicken was bland and had a fish texture. The pork they used are all fatty parts. The curry is watered down. And seriously, salmon in egg rolls? What?!
The price is outrageous and the taste does not justify the price, at all. It is hands down the worst Thai food I had in years.
I would compare the food to someone who is not ethnically Thai and tried to make Thai food for the very first time with very little to no instructions.

Interesting.
Atmosphere and lighting of a VIP lounge, so you’re automatically curious the moment you walk in.
I love that they serve fresh coconuts, so if you start with that, you start with a smile.
Dim sum is served on Friday to Sunday, 11−3pm, which is an interesting distraction considering this is essentially Thai. Most of the dum sum is good, but the chicken feet can be too firm, and the xiao long bao have very little soup inside. Otherwise a very decent offering.
The main menu is a mix of unbelievable, mediocre, and «meh».
Jellyfish appetizer is very disappointing if you know this dish well. Bland like a crappy kiss on your first date. That was my only real criticism.
But if you want to jump right into bedroom sex with your secret paramour, you ABSOLUTELY must have the duck Penang curry and lobster satay. The pork satay is a second alternative, as they really capture quintessential elements that leave your palate screaming for more.
Service is quite excellent, and the recommendations and opinions are spot on.
Make sure you end on a good note with their equivalent of the post coital cigarette, which is the coconut ice-​cream, which is prepared with jackfruit, agar-​agar, and sticky rice. Truly the most amazing happy ending.

This is a great eatery with quality atmosphere and cuisine. It is tucked in the back off of the Casino main floor so it is not easily seen beyond the giant «yellow» wall. Great for people watching even if you are tearing up from the spicy Drunken Noodles. Have been here a few times and love the fact that it is open late and takes Open Table reservations. Families are welcome to sit along side the hot night clubbers. This is a must stop.

Skip the steamed Sea bass. A bit too fishy.
Like the chicken and corn soup. Solid.
We asked for sautéed bokchoy, asparagus and mushroom and it was pretty good.
Nice ambience especially for dinner settings.

Both my boyfriend and I love Thai food. As luck would have it, there was a Thai restaurant located in the Aria and we decided to make it our last meal in Vegas. It was a great decision and I highly recommend giving it a try.
I stuck to my usual order of chicken phad see ew. Oddly, the menu only lists three meat/​veggie options for each dish and the phad see ew only offered a choice of pork, seafood or veggie. For comparison’s sake, the phad thai listed chicken, shrimp and veggie. I decided to take a chance and inquire about substituting chicken instead and they easily made the change with no questions. I’m not sure why the menu only lists certain protein options for each dish but I was pleased to see that they’re not strict on that.
My phad see ew was absolutely delicious. In fact, I’d even go so far as to say it’s one of the best that I’ve ever eaten, which is a good thing as it’s also probably the most expensive at $ 18. While it was a little hard to justify spending nearly twice as much on the same dish, the quality of the food and the ambiance of the restaurant made it worthwhile.
My boyfriend ordered the home style tofu with rice at a spice level of ten. Our waiter warned him that it’s extremely spicy but my boyfriend grew up eating New Mexican green chiles and always asks for high spice levels at Thai and Indian restaurants. He’s usually disappointed that they fail to reach his desired spice level but the spiciness here is no joke. He was pleased that they actually lived up to their warning.
I also decided to splurge on a Thai iced tea and it, too, was very good and gave me the caffeine burst I needed to make it through the rest of our final day in Vegas.
The restaurant is beautifully decorated and would make a great date night spot with the dim lighting and quiet setting.

I’m definitely a fan!
First of all, you can’t beat the hours — they are open until 2AM every night — you just don’t see that with a nice restaurant like this. Plus, the food and service are top notch and I feel like the prices are very reasonable.
The restaurant is made to resemble a Thai Silk Factory — it’s dimly lit and this might sound weird, but I love the lamps at each table. They specialize in Thai cuisine, but also have quite a few Chinese dishes as well.
When I dined here, I had the yellow curry with chicken. At $ 16, the portion was HUGE and could definitely be shared. I was disappointed that they charged $ 3 extra for rice — this is something that usually comes standard with curry. However, for less than $ 20, I thought it was a great portion and REALLY tasty. I ordered it at a level 5 — their scale is from 1 – 10 and I was advised that 3 was medium. Although 5 was a bit spicier than I anticipated, I would probably go with at least a 6 next time (for that extra kick).
Overall, it was a great experience — considering I was there just before close (at 1:45AM). The service was prompt and friendly and I was surprised at how busy it was at that time. If you are at Aria and looking for something a little different (this is the only Thai restaurant on the Strip I believe), definitely check out Lemongrass!

I’m very confused by the previous reviews as we had a FABULOUS dining experience! We made reservations before seeing Zarkana so as soon as the show was over, we headed to dinner. We were greeted by Bank, our waiter and he was great! We ordered drinks to start and then decided on dinner. I went with the cashew chicken dish and an order of the pork fried rice.
The food came out within 15 minutes.
That fried rice was one of the best I have ever had! Great flavors! The chicken was very tender and fresh! I enjoyed every bite! ! Bank was very attentive during the entire dinner. Definitely eat here as you won’t be disappointed! !

After some great experiences with the other eateries inside the Aria hotel, we decided to stop by Lemongrass for lunch. Being right outside the Sky Suites entrance, we must have walked past this restaurant dozens of times. However, we noticed that it was never really busy — a possible indication of quality? We decided to try for ourselves.
We walked up to the host stand and asked for a table for two for lunch. We were sat promptly. This is where the promptness of service ended. After what seemed like a longer than normal amount of time, a server came over and took our drink orders. We ordered hot jasmine tea and water. After another extended period of time, we received our drinks and we placed our order. The appetizers, as well as entrees, were brought out at different times, but not as a regulated course approach, but more like bringing out as they are prepared. This seems to reflect poor execution of timing on the kitchen’s part.
For appetizers, we ordered Jellyfish, Potstickers, and Chicken Satay. The jellyfish dish was delicious. Crisp, fresh, with a hint of sesame, but not so much that it overpowered the dish. The potstickers and chicken satay were unremarkable but good.
Our lunch order consisted of Phad Thai and Basil Fried Rice. Both dishes were good, safe, prepared correctly with nothing remarkable, and not any different or better than any local strip mall Thai restaurant. In all reality, I’ve had better at certain strip mall Thai restaurants.
I expected more from a restaurant within the walls of the Aria. When compared to the likes of barMasa, it is a huge difference in the quality of service and food.

Despite the 3.5 stars here on Unilocal,I decided to try this place out with my aunt since we were both big fans of Thai food. We thought, this restaurant is in Aria… It has to be good, right? I guess the interior can really fool people in terms of quality because this place was just a disappointment.
Service: ¹⁄₅ I have expectations when it comes to upscale restaurants like these because one, we’re shelling out a bit more money than a typical restaurant. Two, it’s in Aria. I’m pretty sure that they just rent out the space in the hotel, but still, I imagined that they would want to provide the same type of service.
We were at at our table, and whoever was responsible for taking care of us pretty much neglected us. Getting our drinks was the only fastest part of the service. Everything else was just plain annoying. We waited a bit for our waiter to take our order. Nothing was special about it as he just took the order, and left. All throughout the meal, he never came back to check on us. It was to the point when we were done and STILL waiting. Like, WHY?!
Food: ²⁄₅ I think the chicken satay redeemed itself because that was pretty tasty, but there was nothing special about it. I thought it was beautifully prepared though. We ordered pad thai, pad see ew, and duck panang for the main entrée. Both were bland in taste which was such. a. disappointment. Seriously, for the price that we paid for and the taste, it just doesn’t match. I can literally go down to an average Thai restaurant here in Vegas, and they would probably taste the same– Bland. The duck panang was a bit tasty as well but it couldn’t hit that «wow’ factor. The duck was tender, but the sauce– not so much.
Interior: ⁴⁄₅ This place is beautiful which entices people to walk in and dine with them. I was a fan of the darkly lit room and the positioning of all the booths and tables. Their décor was amazing as well. The overall look of the restaurant is the only reason why I’m giving this review a two star.
Overall, it was a disappointment. I felt bad enough that my aunt didn’t want me to pay for dinner since I was the one that suggested it. Next time, I’m going to take her to my favorite Thai restaurant (which I won’t name because that isn’t fair) as it doesn’t disappoint. I have to say that there are definitely better restaurants out there that can definitely compete with this place.

Lemongrass has beautiful décor and is nicely situated amidst the Aria Hotel directly near the Sky Suites entrance. The restaurant is actually tastefully done with a central bar and plenty of tables. The food itself is nothing short of average, it isn’t terrible but it is by no means terrific. The Satay is essentially the best thing on the menu and you have your choice of meat, I’ve had the lobster and the beef, both were pretty good. The Phad See Ew with pork wasn’t anything to write home about and the overall portion/​presentation is simply just average as well. I will say that the Thai ice tea is pretty tasty… The servers were stretched a bit too thin which ultimately resulted in subpar service. Overall, this place is nothing spectacular but if you’re wanting late night Thai and want to stay in the vicinity of Cosmo and Aria, then give it a shot.
Pros–
Nice ambiance
Location
Décor
Thai ice tea
Satay
Cons–
Food was average
Service was meh
Portions a bit small
Pricey for what you get

This place is not exactly a wow, but not a horrible choice. Pretty trendy feel to it, good background music.
However the service is below average.
The food quality is average. Nothing special.