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Lamaii

4.2 (932 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)
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Papaya salad
Pammy N.

Overall experience 10/10! We came on 4th of a July for lunch and it was pretty empty. We were seated immediately. The food was amazing, honestly everything we got was good that we would get it again. My favorites that I would recommend is the crispy duck curry 9/10. The pepper prawn and papaya salad TOGETHER 10/10!

Panang Crispy Duck and garlic green beans
Anna S.

Panang crispy duck was delicious! Crispy and flavorful and boneless! Garlic greens on point. Went here on Father's Day. Was a very short wait and staff were quick. Plenty of parking in the lot.

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Robert S.

We visited on Friday, with a party of four adults and two small children, and it was a very nice experience. We had a reservation and were seated right away in a large booth. The waitress stopped by and took orders. They have a full bar and their margaritas are nice and strong. We started with a bunch of apps; Green Beans, Fun Fries, Som Tum, Salmon Noir, Moo Tod Nam Pla, Steak Tartare and Gyoza. All were well prepared and fresh. From there we went with Garlic Herb Crispy Prawn, Lobster yum Takrai, Sua Rong Hai, Panang Crispy Duck and a side of rice. Everything was excellent, the lobster was very spicy, as I asked for 10/10. For dessert we had Honey Toast, which was huge. The service was outstanding. The waitress was friendly, prompt and kept up with getting rid of dishes and providing refills. Overall, a great place for authentic Thai fare.

Steve M.

Lamaii Thai in Las Vegas OMG! This is an amazing experience and a MUST go! Food: my goodness the food is so filled with taste, seasoned, rich, and cooked with love. The duck fried rice, crispy prawns in curry sauce, crispy spring rolls, crab fried rice, crispy chicken wings, and the drinks were simply GREAT! The flavors infusion on the taste buds is explosive. Service: the service is extremely fast with attention to details and the needs of the customers. So much respect in the greeting and each engagement making you feel a sense of belonging. Ambiance: the decor is beautiful done and outlined with traditional Asian decoration. The seating is great for date night as well as large groups. Upon entrance is a huge wine wall into open seating and the bar in the back. The place is nicely decorated with love. Overall score 5.0/5.0 please ensure to visit you will not be disappointed in this choice.

These are the containers the food came in.
Eric L.

I usually don't like leaving bad reviews but I was very disappointed with our meal tonight. We were looking forward to a nice Thai dinner. We love Thai food. We picked Lamaii because it was open until 12am. We ordered takeout because we wanted to come back to our room and relax. The restaurant is nice. Fancy decor. Great service. Very friendly. But when we got back to our place and opened up the takeout I was shocked at how small the portion sizes were. I didn't even think of taking pictures of the food. They use the usual small black rectangular plastic to-go boxes that you can buy at Sam's club that most Thai restaurants use. I still think those boxes kind of give you smaller portion sizes than if you dined in but that's ok. But we ordered garlic string beans that cost $17 and they gave enough to fill less than half the box. Three satay chicken skewers with our order which tasted mediocre. And we ordered the Penang curry with crispy duck. Which came with 6 pieces of duck, again filling less than half the small black box, and a small plastic soup container of curry that was filled HALF way. Everything was half of was I expected and cost more than most other Thai restaurants. I was honestly shocked. The curry costs $28 and we got no rice with our half container of curry. I understand inflation but that's just ridiculous. I would be embarrassed to sell that to people. Ok that's my rant. And I will not be going back. And I would never suggest to order take out from this restaurant. Maybe dine in is better but I'm not going to find out.

Lamaii Old Fashioned
Kevin P.

I was so looking forward to this late meal after landing late in Vegas. I heard pretty good things about this place especially about their Crispy Duck Panang. We came straight to Lamaii right after checking into our timeshare. We arrived around 1130pm on a Thursday night and the place was empty, it was just us and another couple. Let's by saying the restaurant is nice and modern with a full bar. The service was fantastic and very friendly. If you're looking for authentic Thai food this isn't the place. Lamaii is more modernized Thai style. For our late dinner we ordered the following main dishes. ( I asked for spicy) Crispy Duck Panang: This was why we came here for and I felt the dish was lacking some heat and the curry was on the sweeter side. The duck was a little disappointing as well. The duck skin was fantastic and crispy but the duck was very dry. For a $28 dish it needed more texture like Thai eggplant or bamboo. 3/5 Stars. Garlic Herb Crispy Prawns: This was fantastic . This was our favorite dish out of the three. The prawns were fresh and fried perfectly crispy. The shells were like chips. 5/5 Stars. Gra Pow Moo Krob: This was alright. Again not much heat even i ask for spicy more on the sweeter side. The moo krob (crispy pork belly)was ok. There were pieces that was very chewy 3/5 Stars. I was a little disappointing. We had to order a side of rice for our duck panang. A curry dish should automatically comes with a side of rice or any main entree. Overall, Lamaii is pretty pricey for the portion you get. We got three dishes a side order of steamed rice and one drink and the bill was over $100. Left Lamaii a little disappointed.

Lamaii Old Fashioned & Sauvignon Blanc
Hanh H.

Lamaii has become our go-to for Thai food. Ever since we discovered it, we've brought just about all of our favorite people here. The space itself is inviting with stylish décor and a warm, modern atmosphere that makes it perfect for both casual dinners and hosting friends. Service is consistently excellent--attentive, welcoming, and polished every time we visit. Our Usual Order: 1) Garlic Herb Crispy Prawns - Hands down some of the best in the city. The prawns arrive perfectly crisp with a generous coating of golden garlic and herbs. Each bite has that satisfying crunch before giving way to tender shrimp. 2) Mango Crispy Catfish - A beautiful contrast of textures. The crispy catfish is topped with bright slices of mango and finished with a chili-lime dressing that ties everything together. The dish is vibrant, colorful, and bursting with flavors. 3) Crab Fried Rice - The rice comes generously packed with large pieces of crab and works perfectly alongside the other dishes. It's hearty enough to share. 4) Dessert here is as much about presentation as it is about enjoyment. The Mango Sticky Rice is beautifully plated, and the Egg Yolk Ice Cream is a unique treat that's rich and creamy without being overly sweet--the perfect way to end the meal. The wine list is surprisingly impressive for a Thai restaurant. We usually pair our meal with Orin Swift Blank Stare Sauvignon Blanc, which complements the dishes wonderfully. There's also a full bar, and the Lamaii Old Fashioned is worth trying--smooth, aromatic, and beautifully balanced. If you're looking for a spot with great atmosphere, attentive service, and dishes that are consistently well-executed, Lamaii is always a solid choice.

Garlic Herb Crispy Prawn
Cara B.

We came to Lamai in the evening and were seated right away, which was a great start. Our waitress was very kind and attentive and took the time to walk us through the specialty dishes, which we appreciated. We ordered the pad sen lobster, and it was really good. The lobster was perfectly crispy, and the whole dish had great flavor. The crispy prawns are always a go to for us and did not disappoint. We also had the crispy duck panang, and the curry was rich and very flavorful. I was especially happy they had mango sticky rice because it is the perfect way to end a great meal. The restaurant itself is nice and clean and has a comfortable feel. This is one of our favorite spots to bring family and friends when they are visiting and want good Thai food.

The best of Las Vegas. I've officially eaten here 6 times. Papaya salad, Crab Curry... incredible wine list & kind service. Beautiful setting.

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Jennifer T.

Food was great! My favorite Tom Kah Gai!! Our server was so kind and sweet. She welcomed my friend and I for being our first time. The ambiance was sooooo pretty!! I love it, I'll be back in the evening.

Green beans
Michelle C.

I'll start by saying this: I'm very picky when it comes to Thai food, and I usually leave Thai restaurants feeling a bit disappointed. Because of that, I tend to stick to what I know and rarely branch out. Lamaii was a pleasant surprise. What stood out immediately is that their menu is genuinely different from a typical Thai menu. We ordered dishes we don't usually choose, and almost everything blew us away. The flavors were unlike anything we've tried before. The only miss for us was the tom kha soup, but everything else was delicious and memorable. The service deserves a special mention. I really appreciated that they had us double check the bill for accuracy and clearly explained that gratuity was already included. The ambiance is beautiful and intimate, making it an ideal spot for a special occasion or a nice night out. The lighting (especially later in the evening) creates a cozy, upscale vibe. Overall, Lamaii is a place I would absolutely return to even as someone who usually plays it safe with Thai food. If you're open to trying something elevated and a bit outside the usual Thai comfort zone, this place is worth it.

Wings and duck drunken noodles
Edbert S.

Not bad for a place to get Thai food. You see all these influencers going to this place so I had to try this place out. I kept it light by ordering the wings and the drunken noodles with crispy duck. The wings were really okay.... They were crispy but they literally had no flavor, couldn't taste the lime seasoning on it at all, and no salt. The drunken noodles were fantastic, especially with the crispy duck. Service was pretty good and we were served pretty quick. The meal didn't take too long. The restaurant itself was beautiful. The decor was awesome. We'll be back to try other items next time around.

Crab egg
Jake J.

I was excited to try Lamaii on a recommendation from one of my favorite restaurants. While my experience was mostly excellent, they missed the mark in a couple of spots. I will try again and order differently. The restaurant felt upscale Thai while keeping it authentic. They have a great wine fridge on entry and were very welcoming. The frosted mug had me imagining my next visit just for beers! Best bites: Green beans were excellent Papaya salad was delicious but my medium spice level was pretty mild. I'll order spicy next time Egg crab was delicious. Think egg fried rice without the rice. It comes with ketchup which was weird, but I dipped in the Thai chili fish sauce which they served when we sat down Other bites: Tom yum missed the mark. It was made to impress with two large prawns head on. They forgot to flavor it The chicken rice was bland, dry, and without flavor. I doused it with the Thai chili fish oil Overall, I was highly impressed with most of my experience and disappointed with a couple of items. Will visit again

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What is their corkage policy?

Do they have a happy hour? If so, what time is it and what's included?

Are there many gluten free options?

Rice is gluten free

Do they allow kids?

Yes...but it's not really a kid friendly place?

Can they accommodate a gluten allergy?

Ofcourse

Is there any age restriction?

Nope! I took both of my kids (a toddler and a baby!)

Does the restaurant have a full bar?

Yes they do.

Are any dishes specifically vegan?

Yes, but I remember only 2 dishes, stirred fry mushrooms and Shishito peppers.

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1st time here and definitely will be back. The vibe, the food, the service, the location... just…read moreeverything was perfect. I got prosecco and my partner got Pinot noir from the happy hour and tbh they were delicious. My partner drinks wine more often than me (I hate the dry taste of wine lol) but I wanted to come to try something new. We ordered the Waffle and Caviar, Sausage Roll, Brushetta from the happy hour and the Chef's Tasting board. The Waffle and Caviar was super flavorful! The touch of masago was 10/10 paired with the waffle and cream sauce! Ugh my fav truly. Next we got the Brushetta and my partner loved it. He said the tomatoes were delicious and paired well with the bread and sauce it was marinated with. I did try a bite even though I'm a tomato hater but man you can tell the tomatoes were fresh. I had a piece with no tomatoes because I loved whatever was on top as whatever the tomatoes were marinated in! Next came the Sausage Rolls and man were they delicious paired with their homemade cheese dip! I don't think I'd get again because it's quite heavy with the wine but def glad I tried. Lastly was the Chef's Tasting Board... this was so good. You could tell the cheese and meats were fresh and paired very well all together. The main star for me for that platter was the bread dipped in that garlic butter balsamic + oil... ugh delicious. I can't wait to get the membership and go back.

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Lamaii - thai - Updated July 2026

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