About Lemongrass Thai Cuisine Restaurant
Lemongrass Thai Cuisine Restaurant is an independent Thai restaurant located in Portland, Victoria, Australia. It focuses on classic, homestyle Thai dishes, including a variety of curries, stir-fries, noodle dishes like Pad Thai, fried rice, soups, and shared entrees. Guests can usually dine in, order takeaway, or place phone orders, and the restaurant often shares current opening hours, specials, and announcements through its Facebook presence rather than a standalone website.
A charge from Lemongrass Thai Cuisine Restaurant typically appears on your bank or card statement after you’ve paid for a meal in-restaurant, ordered takeaway, or used your card over the phone for an order. You may also see a charge through a delivery or ordering platform that processes payments on their behalf, in which case the descriptor may still reference “Lemongrass Thai” or similar. Some banks will first show a pending amount (an authorization hold) when the card is inserted or tapped, which is then finalized once the bill is closed, tips are added (if applicable), or any adjustments are made; in some cases, this can make it look like there are duplicate or changing amounts for a short period.
If you’re unsure about a Lemongrass Thai Cuisine Restaurant charge, start by checking your recent dining and takeaway history, including meals ordered for family members, group bills you may have paid or split, or phone orders where the card was provided verbally. Look for a receipt in your email, paper receipts from recent visits, or order confirmations from any delivery apps you use. To resolve questions, you can contact the restaurant directly during opening hours (their current contact details and hours are typically listed on Facebook under “Lemongrass Thai Cuisine” in Portland, Victoria); provide the charge date, amount, and the name on the card so staff can look up your order and reissue a receipt, explain a pending or adjusted amount, or help address any incorrect or duplicate charges. If an error is confirmed and cannot be fixed immediately by the restaurant, you can then follow up with your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.