The food is excellent and the staff is very friendly. I would eat here any time! The Thai tea is very good
Devin P.
Nothing fancy, but a neighborhood go to for take out. The service has always been friendly and the food is solid. Some favs include the chicken spring rolls, Mango fried rice, and the Tom Yum Noodle soup.
jason leach
Everything is always Good! They are so nice and it shows in the quality.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Daniel
I absolutely love the pad Thai at Tree Country Bistro! It’s packed with flavor and always hits the spot. My only tiny wish is for a bit more shrimp in the dish, but thankfully, adding extra shrimp doesn’t break the bank. The customer service is top-notch, and the atmosphere is always polite and welcoming. Highly recommended for a delicious Thai dining experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Scott Ellis
Pictures are not accurate for the current state of the restaurant. It is all self service and orders are brought to you in take-out containers. The place was empty and uninviting. Every dish we tried was disappointing. The vegetable soup had zero flavor and the vegetables were not cooked at all. The Crazy Noodles were okay but the stir fry and Pad Thai were not good.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Lourdes S.
I friend of mine and myself decided to have lunch at this place this week. The first thing you notice is their great location, right next to the parking lot. As you enter the place feels pleasant, they could improve their lighting though. We sat down, the menus are printed as a flyer, I don't know if this means that they change their offerings frequently or it is just to cut on expenses. The owner came and asked us for what we wanted to drink. Here it is where we realized that this is place is a bistro on some aspects but it certainly it is not a bistro in many other aspects. Reasons why you can call it a bistro are the home style and good tasting food as well as the pricing. Reasons why it is not a bistro. No one is there to take your order, you have to go to the counter to place your order and you refill your water plastic cup from a plastic container. The food is served in plastic containers and the flatware is also plastic. Having your food served in this manner makes the place all of a sudden lose half of its charm. We appreciated the lack of TVs and music as we were able to concentrate in our conversation. In general, the place has great potential to become an anchor in the area with a great Pan-Asian offer but it certainly it is not a Bistro.
Stephanie W.
I discovered this place at the rec of a local friend. It's a family owned business, and they really make good food! I've only eaten inside the restaurant a handful of times and it isn't super upscale or anything but I feel you could come with friends or an SO for lunch or dinner anytime and it could feel nice. My favorite dish hands down was the Indonesian fried rice -- they add strips of really delicious fried chicken over the bed of fried rice and the portion sizes are GENEROUS: I would usually get two meals out of it. If you want to skip the rice and just get the delicious fried chicken, I have also ordered just the "Basil fried chicken" dish and that is great if you have some sides at home already to eat (or you can buy some). I also love that this place has the simple but DELICIOUS mango sticky rice dessert: it's very popular in Southeast Asia and they do it with the traditional coconut sweet cream. I still crave it from time to time and am just disappointed I don't live in Cleveland anymore so I can't get it!
Christian Savage
If I were to describe our experience at Tree Country in one word, it would be “decent.” Overall, the food was fine - the crispy tofu, stir-fried chicken, and even the bubble tea were all a bit dry (or perhaps “chalky”), and the mango sticky rice was about as memorable as Mike Dukakis, but these were counterbalanced by the rich and fragrant green curry (be sure to add avocados - you won’t regret it!) and the chewy and saucy noodles. The restaurant is takeout only, but we were able to sit at a table and enjoy our boxed up dinner in peace… and almost complete silence, which was unusual, but not entirely unpleasant. Moreover, the staff is friendly and the kitchen is prompt. You could certainly do worse in the area than to eat (or order takeout) from here.Parking: No dedicated parking lot, but free street parking on nearby side streets (which fill up very quickly depending on the time of day).
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Green Curry
Aaron Collins
My second favorite Thai spot in Cleveland heights I love the mango fried rice and the peanut sauce. I also enjoy the shrimp fried rice with the basil.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Indonesian Fried Rice, Green Curry, Basil Fried Rice
Nitchakarn A.
I ordered Pad Thai Country with chicken. It was GOoD.
Our country pad thai was very good, but the interior was poorly lit and the blinds were closed...you can sit down and dine again but no service. Basically eating carry out inside their place.Just some silverware, a few plates and a candle and you would create a better experience. No extra hiring needed.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Mallory S.
My first time ordering from Tree Country Bistro was for chicken pad thai takeout. IMHO, Pearl Asian Kitchen (RIP) had the best chicken pad thai in the east side area. Anyway, the interior is a bit dingy and not fancy in the slightest but I'm not taking that into consideration with my review here as I only did takeout. Since I ordered from the slightly more expensive dinner menu, the portion was generous with noodles and tasty chicken. The sauce tasted sweet, like it had honey added into it and the medium spice level was the perfect level of spice I think there should have been more eggs in my pad thai as well as way more veggies than the scarce amount of scallions included. Nevertheless, I thought my meal was very tasty and will definitely order pad thai from here when the craving hits again.
E. Naomi Norris
We ordered chicken Pad Thai and some drinks. The cashier charged our card several times and stated it did not go through after stating their machine has some issues. This is actually not the first time this happened. We showed him from our account that the charge did go through and still refused to either refund our money or give us the food we paid for. I would not recommend this place for they are very dishonest. If you feel you want to go, use cash.
Service: 1
Liz Zedella
Pad Thai was ok but could barely taste any tamarind in it. Very bland compared to other pad Thai I've had. The crab rangoons were good though.
Food: 3
Rhea K.
Always my go-to for a Friday night! Tree country is very reliable and quick. I love their Pad Thai! I miss when their dining room used to be open, but looks like it will be coming back soon post COVID. Looking forward to it!
The food is excellent and the staff is very friendly. I would eat here any time! The Thai tea is very good
Nothing fancy, but a neighborhood go to for take out. The service has always been friendly and the food is solid. Some favs include the chicken spring rolls, Mango fried rice, and the Tom Yum Noodle soup.
Everything is always Good! They are so nice and it shows in the quality.
Food: 5
Service: 5
I absolutely love the pad Thai at Tree Country Bistro! It’s packed with flavor and always hits the spot. My only tiny wish is for a bit more shrimp in the dish, but thankfully, adding extra shrimp doesn’t break the bank. The customer service is top-notch, and the atmosphere is always polite and welcoming. Highly recommended for a delicious Thai dining experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pictures are not accurate for the current state of the restaurant. It is all self service and orders are brought to you in take-out containers. The place was empty and uninviting. Every dish we tried was disappointing. The vegetable soup had zero flavor and the vegetables were not cooked at all. The Crazy Noodles were okay but the stir fry and Pad Thai were not good.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I friend of mine and myself decided to have lunch at this place this week. The first thing you notice is their great location, right next to the parking lot. As you enter the place feels pleasant, they could improve their lighting though. We sat down, the menus are printed as a flyer, I don't know if this means that they change their offerings frequently or it is just to cut on expenses. The owner came and asked us for what we wanted to drink. Here it is where we realized that this is place is a bistro on some aspects but it certainly it is not a bistro in many other aspects. Reasons why you can call it a bistro are the home style and good tasting food as well as the pricing. Reasons why it is not a bistro. No one is there to take your order, you have to go to the counter to place your order and you refill your water plastic cup from a plastic container. The food is served in plastic containers and the flatware is also plastic. Having your food served in this manner makes the place all of a sudden lose half of its charm. We appreciated the lack of TVs and music as we were able to concentrate in our conversation. In general, the place has great potential to become an anchor in the area with a great Pan-Asian offer but it certainly it is not a Bistro.
I discovered this place at the rec of a local friend. It's a family owned business, and they really make good food! I've only eaten inside the restaurant a handful of times and it isn't super upscale or anything but I feel you could come with friends or an SO for lunch or dinner anytime and it could feel nice. My favorite dish hands down was the Indonesian fried rice -- they add strips of really delicious fried chicken over the bed of fried rice and the portion sizes are GENEROUS: I would usually get two meals out of it. If you want to skip the rice and just get the delicious fried chicken, I have also ordered just the "Basil fried chicken" dish and that is great if you have some sides at home already to eat (or you can buy some). I also love that this place has the simple but DELICIOUS mango sticky rice dessert: it's very popular in Southeast Asia and they do it with the traditional coconut sweet cream. I still crave it from time to time and am just disappointed I don't live in Cleveland anymore so I can't get it!
If I were to describe our experience at Tree Country in one word, it would be “decent.” Overall, the food was fine - the crispy tofu, stir-fried chicken, and even the bubble tea were all a bit dry (or perhaps “chalky”), and the mango sticky rice was about as memorable as Mike Dukakis, but these were counterbalanced by the rich and fragrant green curry (be sure to add avocados - you won’t regret it!) and the chewy and saucy noodles. The restaurant is takeout only, but we were able to sit at a table and enjoy our boxed up dinner in peace… and almost complete silence, which was unusual, but not entirely unpleasant. Moreover, the staff is friendly and the kitchen is prompt. You could certainly do worse in the area than to eat (or order takeout) from here.Parking: No dedicated parking lot, but free street parking on nearby side streets (which fill up very quickly depending on the time of day).
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Green Curry
My second favorite Thai spot in Cleveland heights I love the mango fried rice and the peanut sauce. I also enjoy the shrimp fried rice with the basil.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Indonesian Fried Rice, Green Curry, Basil Fried Rice
I ordered Pad Thai Country with chicken. It was GOoD.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
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Our country pad thai was very good, but the interior was poorly lit and the blinds were closed...you can sit down and dine again but no service. Basically eating carry out inside their place.Just some silverware, a few plates and a candle and you would create a better experience. No extra hiring needed.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
My first time ordering from Tree Country Bistro was for chicken pad thai takeout. IMHO, Pearl Asian Kitchen (RIP) had the best chicken pad thai in the east side area. Anyway, the interior is a bit dingy and not fancy in the slightest but I'm not taking that into consideration with my review here as I only did takeout. Since I ordered from the slightly more expensive dinner menu, the portion was generous with noodles and tasty chicken. The sauce tasted sweet, like it had honey added into it and the medium spice level was the perfect level of spice I think there should have been more eggs in my pad thai as well as way more veggies than the scarce amount of scallions included. Nevertheless, I thought my meal was very tasty and will definitely order pad thai from here when the craving hits again.
We ordered chicken Pad Thai and some drinks. The cashier charged our card several times and stated it did not go through after stating their machine has some issues. This is actually not the first time this happened. We showed him from our account that the charge did go through and still refused to either refund our money or give us the food we paid for. I would not recommend this place for they are very dishonest. If you feel you want to go, use cash.
Service: 1
Pad Thai was ok but could barely taste any tamarind in it. Very bland compared to other pad Thai I've had. The crab rangoons were good though.
Food: 3
Always my go-to for a Friday night! Tree country is very reliable and quick. I love their Pad Thai! I miss when their dining room used to be open, but looks like it will be coming back soon post COVID. Looking forward to it!