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I ordered the Chef's special fried rice and the beef Pho, and wow, they were so so good! Staff was super friendly, too when I came in to pick up. I appreciated the quick service. I definitely plan on ordering again from here in the future!

Amazing Thai food. Best low-priced restaurant in Corvallis! Huge portions, deep flavors. Thank you for a wonderful experience, Tina!

My partner and I ordered pho, which while the broth was tasty and there was plenty of meat and noodles, it didn't come with fixings on the side, like lime, chili, or basil. There was already green onions, bean sprouts, and cilantro in it, but all in all this was not a dynamic pho. The bubble tea, on

We were craving some thai food, came across this one and decided to give it a try. Ordered the pad thai and drunken noodles. I've ordered pad thai many times in my life and this is the first time I've gotten pink looking pad thai. That was a little weird to me. Didnt taste how pad thai generally tas

I was craving Thai food badly when I saw “Thai cuisine “ written at lemon grass. So I felt like trying and went for Pad Thai and veg spring rolls. Both were vegetarian options and not the wow taste I was longing for. Something okay to eat, takes your hunger with the amount they provide. But not the

I like going to Kim Hoas which is a little bit far out from campus. I'd crave pho once in a while and was sad I couldnt get any. Until I found this place! Lemongrass is very close to campus and provides good tasting food with high quality. Their pho tastes good and I'm just happy that I have a place

Food wasn’t very flavorful.

If you are on campus at Oregon State and you have a craving for pho, you'll find decent pho at Lemongrass, on Monroe, just down from the Chemistry building. It's a small, local-owned business with a comfortable ambience. Give Lemongrass a try, you'll be very glad you did as you're slurping your no