I previously reviewed Lemongrass back and January and gave them a rating of 4 stars. Sad to say, but the quality of the food has gone down since then. Previously, I endorsed the crispy pork belly which, at the time was perfectly cooked: crispy and tasty. But the last time I visited the restaurant, the dish was greasy, flabby, not... More

I have eaten at both the Kailua Kona location (twicce) and the Queens Market place location. The food and service are great.

Wow, honestly I haven't eaten this good of thai food in a looooong time and I'm from the Portland area where the famous "Pok Pok" reigns king. We were recommended to come up to a sandwich shop next door to this place. (Which looked amazing) When we were about to walk in the door the fabulous aroma of Thai food... More

This place is set in a non romantic but clean and pleasant small strip mall. The food is exceptionally good. One of my favorites is their braised oxtail soup. Many fine asian fusion dishes. It is a short walk from the main drag Alii Drive or parking right in fromnt of the restaurant. Sit outside.

The food quality was good. Food is really not “fusion”, it’s just Asian dishes served up on modern plates and fancied up with garnishes. I had the beef tataki appetizer and the pineapple shrimp fried rice. Clearly nothing worth writing home about. Flavors were rather plain but nothing really on the negative side. My wife had the green papaya salad.... More

Place is small and there is a nice little place to sit outside but it is a busy little intersection...food was very fresh and uniquely "fused" like Thai and island....had a spicey noodle dish and salad. Service was a little distracted and slow even though there weren't many people in the restaurant...but worth trying...

Great choices and everything is served so beautifully! Yummy poke, lettuce wraps and Phad Thai. All the other food going by to other tables looked so delicious and I can't wait to go back!

The food was not very good and quite uninteresting. Maybe the kitchen has decided to dumb their flavors down for newbies to Asian food. Charley's Thai at Waikoloa Resorts and in Waimea is really the benchmark.

My husband and I stopped here for dinner. The food was good, solid, Thai food, but wasn't anything to rave about. I got a vegetarian tofu meal, which was fairly spicy and extremely salty---so I didn't finish it or even eat most of it. My husband got pad thai, which was good. There is a nice outdoor seating area which... More