Tree Country Bistro (Thai Food)
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Recent Reviews
156 ratings
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Best country pad Thai in the state… and the Indonesian fried rice is really good…. we drive an hour to get it… wish they’d open dining room, but the food is amazing as always.
Best pad thai in Cleveland! Order off menu and get it with crispy chicken.
The scallion pancakes are the bomb!
The scallion pancakes are the bomb!
I ordered through Uber eats so can't speak to service or atmosphere. I got the pineapple fried rice with chicken and shrimp. They did not skimp on the chicken or the shrimp and I found it very flavorful and quite delicious. My one small complaint is that some of the pineapple still had the core so it was hard to chew.
I also got the mango sticky rice and it was absolutely delicious although I would have liked just a touch more coconut sauce. Overall I would definitely order...read full review
I also got the mango sticky rice and it was absolutely delicious although I would have liked just a touch more coconut sauce. Overall I would definitely order...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9:30PM |
Tree Country Bistro is a take-out restaurant specializing in Thai cuisine, with a few Jorean and other options on the menu. Diners can order at the counter, seat themselves, and use plastic utensils and paper plates. While the restaurant has a bar with glassware, the overall setup feels unusual for a dining experience.
The food quality is described as decent, leaning towards above average. Popular dishes include Tom Kha soup, Crazy Noodle, and Mango Curry, with the latter being particularly praised for its spicy and sweet flavors. However, some customers noted issues with the rice being mushy and the portioning of certain dishes like yakisoba noodles, which had too many rough-cut vegetables and overcooked meat.
Service can be slow, with long waits for both food and counter service, which may lead to a chaotic atmosphere at times. Additionally, the lack of air conditioning makes the dining area uncomfortable on hot days. Despite these drawbacks, the friendly staff and the variety on the menu encourage customers to return and try different dishes, such as the appealing Indonesian fried rice with fried chicken. Overall, Tree Country Bistro offers a casual dining experience with tasty food, though it may require some patience.