We are a small family-owned restaurant. Our mission is to serve the real Thai taste to everyone whether you’ve had Thai food or not. We’d love to invite you all to come and enjoy our great menu selection, including local seasonal seafood dishes. Our full bar offer a wide selection of beer, wine and special crafted cocktails. We can’t wait to welcome you and serve you the food the way we serve family.
Local seafood prepared Thai-style is on the long menu at an easygoing restaurant with a full bar.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 413 Moss Landing Rd, Moss Landing, CA 95039
Phone: (831) 633-0700
Website: https://www.lemongrassthaimosslanding.com/
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Reviews
Service continues to be exceptional! Thank you Kayla and Nina, you’re both delightful!
I wasn’t thrilled with my meal. I ordered a (vegan) tofu noodle dish, yet it contained egg and definitely had a fishy component. The noodles congealed which made them difficult to eat. Our grandson ordered the Penang curry and enjoyed it. My husband ordered the seafood Pad Thai and had zero leftovers.
We dined outside on the patio. While I miss the birds, I thoroughly enjoyed the gorgeous mural.
Mieng Kham: Each pile of dry coconut is topped with a small sliver of shrimp and a slice of lime with the rind still attached, buried underneath. Maybe this is how the dish is supposed to be, but I still found it lacked vibrancy and flavor. It was also very messy to eat, relying heavily on the sauce to balance the dry coconut. Most surprising was seeing how the shrimp was cut. I have never seen a restaurant do this before. It looks like one shrimp cut into three pieces. Edit: I looked up some recipes of Mieng Kham. This dish, even though it’s simple, contain a variety of ingredients. Also, it looks like if the lime is a Thai lime, you usually keep the skin on.
The three-flavored fish: On the menu, this dish is described, “Crispy fried fish fillet topped with stunning Thai three-flavor sauce.” I had no idea I was going to see a huge plate of sliced green apple. How many apples do you think are in the picture? 1, 2, or more? My guess is 3, and maybe those are the “three flavors” haha jkjk. Somewhere in this dish were about 6 pieces of fried fish nuggets. Oh yeah, and what sauce? There was barely any sauce. I really ate a plate of dried fried fish and cold crisp apple slices. I don’t even like apples. I have never sent a dish back before in my life. I rarely speak up or complain about my food, but on this night, I wish I had. Of the three dishes, (and I was disappointed with all three,) I would have sent this one back to the kitchen.
Lava chicken (no picture): This dish was okay! The green curry actually had a good flavor. The chicken was shaped in thin rectangular slices, and it had a dry, stringy texture like very low quality meat. It was really strange. I’ve never had chicken like this in a curry before. The spinach was carelessly tossed on top of the curry, not even cooked in, and the veggies weren’t seasoned. The curry was doing a lot of work in this dish, and fortunately, that part was tasty.
We ordered 2 lemonades which were also tasty. The restaurant is large and the staff were really nice. Oh, another thing! We came in around 7:30 for dinner, and after we were seated, our waitress asked if we could order quickly because they wanted to close early. The hours said they were open until 9. Two other parties came in after us and were seated, and people who ordered take-out were coming in to pick up food, so it didn’t seem like a slow night. But maybe it was. Staff wanting to close early due to a slow night doesn’t bother us, but in hindsight, maybe it was a sign something was off. Anyways, I truly hope we came in on an off night because reviews are overall positive. I just want to share my experience, and if you go here, maybe avoid these three dishes.
* Everything was packed well
* We thought the prices were reasonable The chicken pad thai was a little ketchup-y, but not in a bad way at all! I just thought I’d warn folks since it’s a little different. My sister and I like ketchup so we liked it.
* We also got the drunken noodles, pad see ew, panang curry, and spicy red curry with seafood. Everything was solid! Good portion size.
I’d be up for eating at the restaurant someday!
Curious, I ventured to taste the fried artichoke hearts, yet they lacked the vibrancy I had hoped for, their essence subdued as if lost in the Force.
The attendants of this establishment were most welcoming, their service swift and considerate, enhancing the experience. The decor, too, radiated warmth and charm, a sanctuary of comfort amidst the galaxy’s chaos.
A fine meal, with service most commendable—though the artichoke hearts, I wish, had been imbued with greater depth.
My partner ordered the sesame tuna and a curry — the tuna was fresh, and the curry was decent.