The Take
The Lemon Grass earns a Slop Score of 68 as Thai-sushi fusion that defaults to vegetable oil for fried apps and sushi rice while stacking sugar in sauces.
Grilled satay or green curry with brown rice keeps things closer to base ingredients. The tapas gimmick only stretches the menu thin and invites more processed sides.
The Verdict
The Lemon Grass lands at a 68 Slop Score for predictable fusion shortcuts over clean execution.
Stick to the basedOrder of grilled satay or green curry with brown rice and extra steamed veggies. Avoid anything deep-fried or listed as tempura or crispy rolls.
Common Questions
Is The Lemon Grass healthy?
No. Most fried apps and rice hit seed oils while sauces add sugar.
Does The Lemon Grass use seed oils?
Likely yes for anything fried or tempura.
Why does The Lemon Grass pad its menu with tapas?
The gimmick only dilutes focus and pushes more processed sides.
