Lemongrass Thai Restaurant

Have been several times and ordered delivery multiple and after visiting I have to say the service standard has dropped tremendously since the first in-restaurant visits. The new staff are not attentive and seem like they don’t know what they are doing. The spring rolls came out super tough and there were a few slimy uncooked prawn crackers on our portion. Curry’s were great but I hope they turn things around with the service as it’s a great place with good food usually.

I absolutely loved this place! Besides the really good food, every single person of the staff was truly some of the best I've ever encountered in a restaurant. I went for a starter of scallops, which came in a dish of four and each of them were really tasty, meaty and quite big. followed by the Singaporean vermicelli, suggested by Vish, the lovely waitress that helped us out all evening. Truly impressed by this restaurant, as you walk in, the nice vibes and cool interiors takes you to a different location.

Very beautiful restaurant, customer service was really good and the food was delicious! Loved the beef and the chicken, rice was full of flavour (we got the coconut rice). Would recommend for a night out! 😊

Had such a wonderful sunday dinner! First time but definitely not the last. Tom Yum soup soooo good! Also salt&peper calamari realy nice. Had seafood pad thai and pineapple friend rice with chicken was definitely really nice!

Great Thai Food! It was my first time visiting Lemongrass Thai Restaurant as it was recommended by a friend. Thai food in the Liverpool city centre isn’t great so I went out of my way to try out Lemongrass. Lemongrass has a lovely interior design and feels very welcoming, it looks quite fancy but any attire is welcome as far as I’m aware. There is plenty of seating available with a variety of table spaces ranging from two persons to eight or more. The staff are friendly and accommodating although the service was a bit slow for my friend’s Mango Sticky Rice but I assume it was made very fresh which is good. There is also a service charge added on to the final total of the bill. I ordered the ‘Thai Green Curry with Chicken’ which costs £12.95 as an individual dish, rice is sold separately. Therefore, I ordered a portion of ‘coconut rice’ which costs £3.50 for a small bowl, not enough for one person in my opinion because there is more curry than there is rice. The green curry tasted great and it was spicy but not overwhelmingly spicy. I thoroughly enjoyed the green curry! I also ordered the Chicken Pad Thai which costs £11.95, it arrives with crushed nuts as a choice of topping if desired. The Pad Thai tasted great too, it arrived enveloped in a thin layer of fried egg. For dessert I ordered the Chocolate Marquise which costs £6. The chocolate marquise arrived very quickly and didn’t taste very fresh which suggests it was probably frozen and perhaps not handmade by the restaurant? Unfortunately, I didn’t enjoy the dessert and would not recommend it. Overall, the main dishes are really tasty and flavourful but I didn’t enjoy the Chocolate Marquise, maybe I’ll try a different dessert if I visit again in the future. I would recommend eating here if you want nice Thai food and a nice atmosphere but the desserts are probably a miss.