Le Moose Crepe Cafe

I always come here for the Pad Kee Mao. Probably one of my favorite dishes anywhere ever. The service is always decent and there is hardly any wait time. The only complaint I have is the Pad Kee Mao seems to be different levels of spiciness every time we order it. Usually a medium is just perfect but sometimes it seems like they season it as a mild.
I’ve tried the savory crepes but they’re kind of strange because the texture of a crêpe shildnt go with Thai food. I would rather order the Thai food on its own and then have a dessert crêpe!
Overall, I love this restaurant because of this one dish but the rest of the thai food here is nothing to write home about.

I enjoyed my vegetarian Pad Kee Maw and my friend enjoyed his Greek crêpe. Those two items plus Thai tea and coffee came to $ 23 and everything was generously portioned and had to take half my noodles home.
Very cute place and I’ll certainly come back for more.

Employees… please smile occasionally. You are so grumpy, it brings everything down.
Food not as good as I remember.

5 stars all the way!
Walked in, was seated right and had our order taken within minutes. Crazy thing is that when I woke up today, I knew that I wanted a crêpe filled with mushrooms, chicken, spinach and mozzarella for brunch. First thing I locked my eyes on from the menu was exactly that, the universe was telling me-it’s meant to be!
My excitement only grew more and more as we smelled our yummy goodness cooking from the kitchen that is open to the entire restaurant. There’s something about the smell of bacon that makes me do crazy, crazy things and I started feeling really gitty inside. Our crepes then arrive and it was go time!!!
At this point, I’m ignoring the side cramp that is vastly brewing because I’m eating wayyyyy to fast, but I continued to ignore it as I was in crêpe la-​la heaven!
All you need to take away from my visit today, is this place has amazing food and is basically a hybrid of crepes and Thai Food. We are definitely coming back to try the Thai menu options!
Enjoy!!!

I was in the mood for crepes and I’m usually never in Fremont so I decided to Unilocal crepes. To my surprise, I found this gem. I’m a big fan of Thai food, therefore a THAI AND CREPE place exists? I had to come try their food!
I ordered the chicken tikka masala crêpe, it was a healthy portion. There was lots of chicken, some potatoes and carrot and the curry was delicious. Think of a big roti appetizer. Also, I got it with their pasta salad which was really good. It was slightly acidic and garlicky which helped cut through the richness of the curry. Although, I ordered their thai iced tea and it was a bit of a let down. You could tell it was instant or something because it was slightly powdery.
Although, I’ll be back for more crepes and I wanna try their red curry fettuccini.

We came here after we saw the reviews and pictures of the veggie crepes and Thai food. From the beginning the staff was very nice and attentive. I dropped a knives and they changed the whole set without me asking for it, immediately. We ordered basil fried rice with vegetables, veggie fever crêpe, and chicken satay skewers. The dishes are pretty big… Which is awesome! And the prices are great! All the food was really amazing. Just a courtesy call, if you order spicy fried rice, mind that it is really really spicy. The Thai tea is also great. We were two people and this much food was about 20 $. There are so many options to choose from, and they all look great! We’ll definitely come back.

We had an appointment in the area and decided to come give this place a try! It’s a crêpe café that also offer Thai food??? Mmmmmm… I am in!!!
As you walk in there’s someone acknowledging us to go ahead and sit anywhere! Love it! There’s a stand of menus as you walk in so we just grabbed them even though someone else tried to give more. Lol.
The place is very cute! Well maintained and cool Asian decorations. They even have a small patio seats in front. Lots of pretty flowers. I got a very earthy feeling. The bathroom was even decorated!
My friend had the ham crepes for lunch. I chose the garlic pork! Very delicious. We traded bites so both was good! We split a banana Nutella crepes with ice cream and the sticky coconut rice with mangoes! Yummy!!!
The people working were super sweet and courteous! Great with people and helpful.
We will be back for another menu item soon!!!

I looked up this place on Unilocal and Im glad I did. We went for Sunday early dinner at 5pm. The place was empty when we got there but qas getting full when we left. It was good food and good service. The portions are huge and you can share most def. Save soace for the sweet crepes that are bomb! I did nit like though that they include the tip when they give you the bill. That should be up to me and not them! Hence the 4 stars.

This place is probably the best place in Fremont you can go to get a crêpe… or Thai food … or both in the same dish. That’s what I love about it.
A long time ago it was owned by a single woman. She and her husband had a child and I believe sold it not long after, or partnered with another family I’m not too sure. But now, they serve crepes, thai food, and thai fusion crepes. I wasn’t sure if I wanted thai or crepes on my last visit, so I chose the Spicy Peanut Chicken Curry crêpe which is essentially a crêpe filled and topped with chicken Panang curry. It was absolutely delicious and I’d recommend to anyone who likes crepes and Thai. The only downside, and this is the similar for many places, is that they only have one person cooking crepes so it can be lengthy of a wait to get your food if several have ordered crepes before you. Either way, still delicious and I think you should try it!

Le Moose has been a fave of mine! Home of delicious Thai Food & even more delicious crepes. It was Le Moose that introduced me to crepes! Hahaha. However, I opted out of crepes this time. I came for dinner with my good friend. Place is spacious & very homey. My friend & I shared food! Our plates were $ 8.95 each. Portions are huge by the way!
Panaag Curry fried rice with beef: YUUUUUM!!! This is a great idea! Wish it was a bit soupy-​er. It seemed a bit dry.
Chicken Pad See Ew: always a favorite! But needed a bit more flavor. I was still satisfied though!
Service was awesome! A bit slow with the check, but I understood since it was just one person serving all the tables it seemed. We also weren’t rushed to eat. My friend & I were catching up & we spent about 2 hours there!
ALERT! Tasty food, great service & affordable prices! Definitely worth a try!

Delicious food with warmhearted service. I like the Tom Yum Soup, and the mango salad is really good too. They can also do veggie style.

The first time I came to Le Moose Café was for a French Club field trip when I was in high school. That time, we had a set of dishes that we could order, which consisted on the most popular foods, from the Chicken Pesto Crêpe, etc. to the Gargantuan Crepes for dessert, and the Thai Tea. All were pretty delicious.
Recently, I visited this restaurant again. Food is pretty much the same quality as what I remembered. This time, I got the Basil Eggplant lunch special which came with a side of salad and white rice. Salad was pretty much just vegetables (no dressing), and the basil eggplant was pretty much what you would expect, but not too oily as it is at some other places. So, overall, food was okay.
Why the –2 stars? I came in with a group of 4 but after seeing some friends, we decided to group the tables together. Unfortunately, the waiters/​waitresses did not bother to tell us that this way, we would have to pay the group gratuity price. It is not a big deal, but it was awkward and inconvenient when we asked to split the check 6 ways. At the end, we did not get the bill split and the mandatory 20% gratuity was paid, but it would have been nice if they told us that before we merged tables.

Interesting place. Good portions. The savory crepes were alright. I’d love to try the sweet ones next time.
Disclaimer — I do have high expectations when it comes to crepes.

The place is cute and is basically decorated like a Thai restaurant. They have crepes, desserts, and even the usual Thai dishes!
We ordered the pumpkin curry with beef, the banana nut crêpe and the sampler.
The sampler had a bunch of fried stuff. The calamari was ok, a bit on the chewy side. The curry puffs were pretty good. There was a fried mashed potato, that was croquette like.
The banana nut crêpe was decent. It had a bit too much granola which caused more chewing to be done. It was a bit too sweet. If there were more nuts and less granola, it might have been better.
The pumpkin curry was pretty good. It had a good spice to it.
Overall, this restaurant is good. I definitely want to come back and at least try something else.

Lamb Satay — pretty good, like the dipping sauce and pickled cucumbers on the side
Papaya Salad — fresh, drenched in fish sauce, tomatoes could have been more ripped
Panang Curry with Chicken — should of asked for spicy because medium had a slight kick, overall, its good, just the right amount of coconut cream

I think this time, I’m not agreeing with Unilocalers on here. This place was just eh to me. I came here last night since I wanted something asian and noodles and since I read good stuff about it. Well, I could say one thing, their portion size with the noodles was a good size. The curry could have been a bit bigger. My boyfriend got the Duck Curry and I got the Drunken Spaghetti. I liked it, but it is spicy. It seriously seemed like each time I took a bite it got spicer, no lie. I had to stop eating it about halfway through. The curry was good, according to the BF. Oh we also got the Chicken Satay. It came with 5 pieces. I liked it, just not the sauces. Everything was super oily too. My noodles had puddles of oil on the side of the container and it did not make me want to eat it. You could see a line of oil on the top of the curry. The chicken satay was dripping in oil. I used so much napkins just to wipe off the oil than to clean my hands and face. Hella annoying.
Getting to the service, even though we took our food to go, I have something to say about the guy who took our order. He didn’t smile not once, he didn’t tell us the rice cost $ 1.50. Since you pretty much always to most of the time eat curry with rice, and he asked us if we wanted rice, but could have added oh it’s $ 1.50 for it. We assumed it came with it or a piece of bread as no charge. Nope. It was extra. That’s a way to bring in the money. Hmph. He also didn’t tell us how long the wait would be for our food, so when I aksed he looked @ me with this face of «You really need to know that?» Yes, sorry?
I don’t think I will be back anytime soon. It’s a nice place, it has more of a restaurant feel to it during dinner time and it has a cute name, maybe I’ll come back to try the crepes, but that’s it.

When I think of crepes, my first thoughts are strawberries, bananas, vanilla ice cream, almonds, whip cream, chocolate sauce, Nutella… But who would think to infuse Thai cuisine with crepes?! It’s Le Moose Crêpe Café and they do it well!
Today, my friends and I enjoyed savory crepes for lunch: Spicy Peanut Chicken Curry, Chicken Masala, and Chicken Pesto, which was what I had. This crêpe was huge and was stacked on top with fresh spinach leaves and sliced mushrooms along with shredded mozzarella cheese with generous portions of well seasoned chicken and pesto inside the crêpe. The pesto wasn’t overpowering at all and had a nice herbiness to it as well as some great garlic power/​umph (good thing I had gum packed in my car, LOL). The crêpe itself was griddled nicely with crispy edges and had a nice texture (neither dry nor soggy). Also, with any savory crêpe you order, you can get a side green salad, pasta salad or fruit (Chicken Pesto crêpe + salad = $ 7.95; a great deal that doesn’t break the bank). I opted for the green salad to get my veggies for the day. ;-)
Okay, so I didn’t order a Thai style crêpe today, but I’ve enjoyed in the past what my friends ordered earlier this afternoon and I can honestly say that they were really delicious (and I know my friends liked their crepes today, too, as their plates were CLEAN). I’ve also had other crepes like the Thai Green Curry, Beef Curry, California, and Le Moose Sunrise, and they were all delectable!
If you’re not interested in savory crepes, they also have Thai and American style appetizers, soups, and salads, and of course, they also serve a variety of traditional Thai entrees, noodles, and fried rice. Or you can always skip the main meal and head directly to the dessert menu for their sweet crêpe offerings, which I might have to do next time!

Personally I love Thai food and I love crepes, so finding a place that offers you the best of both worlds is unbelievable! My family and I are regulars!
The Thai food here is SO good… I’m no Thai food expert but the dishes here all seem to have their own unique twist to them. I don’t think I could ever get sick of eating the food here. I always order the pad see-​ew and finish off with some delicious sweet crêpe or mango sticky rice for dessert. My parents like to order the savory crepes or the curry. Some of the dishes served here come with Le Moose’s side of cold, green pasta and it is yummy! I even ordered an entire plate LOL.
Service here is always very friendly! The servers treat you like family!
Highly recommending everyone to eat here. I’ve never had a bad experience with food or service!

I come here for the crepes. It’s also a Thai place but even though I’ve been here many time, I’m never tired of the savory crepes. I feel like this place deserves only 3 stars but they have managed to consistently lured me to come back over and over again so 4 stars.
My usuals are Thai green curry crêpe and spicy peanut chicken curry crêpe. Both are good where the green curry one has more cheesiness to it and the spicy peanut is more rich. The crepes come with sides and I recommend pasta salad and veggie salad for healthier eaters. I strongly do NOT recommend the fruit salad because it is only 5 pieces of fruit. The Thai ice tea is just alright; nothing fancy or memorable but it still tastes good.
Regarding service, you’d expect it to be more sophisticated because of the feel given from the décor but it’s not the best.

I heart their food and the speed in which they have my to-​go order ready! Some dishes to try is beef salad, pad Thai, basil fried rice.
I can eat here for every meal!