The best restaurants serving Asian food in Gwynedd North Wales

Go here if you want good Thai food cooked by a Thai family. This is not some overpriced restaurant with an over-promising menu and exotic furnishings to make you think you are in Bangkok. The focus here is on authentic SE Asia cooking from a limited but changing menu with excellent service and reasonably priced drinks. We had Summer rolls, Green curry and Pad Thai, all were tasty and all too soon our plates were clean. No room for desserts! Will we go here again, yes. I wish this Thai family every success with their fledgling business.

My girlfriend and I come here as often as we can. We have visited with multiple groups of friends and it has always been great. The service is always beyond reproach, the atmosphere is lovely, everything is clean and well presented, the food is always fresh and arrives quickly. We love the place and have been made to feel very welcome. The manager, Sandra, has truly become close to our hearts. This is a great restaurant and I hope you will support it.

The rice is delicious, large portion, rich in meat, and cheap

I went in to lemon grass yesterday and we had an amazing time!! The food is amazing and overall atmosphere is amazing and so welcoming! The menu features a wide array of dishes, I had the butter chicken and some curry. Both were exquisite and cooked to perfection. The garlic naan is a must-try—fluffy and perfect for scooping up curries. Service is honestly incredible and friendly, the chef came out and said hi and the waiters were so nice and welcoming, adding to the overall experience. Overall, Lemon grass is a fantastic choice for anyone craving delicious Indian cuisine. Highly recommended!

Great Indian food cooked while you wait, very tasty and on the main road. Plenty of parking space and the food was reasonably priced

Food ok. Good nan bread. Fast service, starter arrived minute's after been given popadoms. Worst chutney tray ever, don't bother. Advertising Monday as banquet night, but not doing it when you go in. Take your own alcohol or buy at pub next door.

Breakfast always a joy with Nicola she makes you feel welcome and I always look forward to going back whilst working in thr Caernarfon area. Well done Nicola

Best avoid. I'm surprised it's still a going concern tbh. Looks like an old village bank building, now a restaurant. Upon entering, there is an overwhelming smell of damp, with one side ceiling wall , newly plastered. The food was reasonably priced, but we ordered chicken korma as a main, and counted four small pieces of diced chicken, the korma curry was pale and thin. The poppadums had been prepared some time earlier, as they were cool and soft to the taste. The other main was pretty bland, and the three other starters pitiful in size. If your brave enough, a trip to the toilets is a test of bravery and endurance. A small unlit passage (don't look left to the kitchen area) is cluttered with cleaning products and other sanitary products. Upon entering the Gents, it was like Dancing On Ice, with all the floor areas slippery with grease or something else, but absolutely no excuse for the filthy condition. I made an error in choosing this restaurant, my mistake for not taking 10 minutes to do a little research. At this time of the year, with Criccieth full to bursting point, my instincts should have told me all was not right, when we walked into a totally empty restaurant at 730pm on a Thursday evening. I don't like being too critical of the hospitality trade, it's a tough business, but basic food and hygeine should be attainable as a must.

I stopped by here for an ice cream on a hot day. I should have been wary of costs as there was no price list - £3.60 for a single scoop cone. Had I seen the cost I wouldn't have bought one! If that was the price of ice cream I cannot imagine how expensive a meal is!!!!

I have been going here for many years whilst camping in the area. Yes it is run down and untidy, but the food has always been good. Tonight they asked for cash, which we didn't have so they had to relent and we paid by card, so what was the issue? We had to ask for a receipt and were given a hand written one. All this has left us a bit uncomfortable and we have decided we won't be going again.