Tree House Thai

“Delicious food, great service, and good portion sizes!”

Scary Eric★★

So the staff are very distracted by something…can’t figure it out since the place had five occupied tables max. The Tom Yum Koong was grey-the color of camp bells cream of mushroom and I swear it tasted like canned soup. The three shrimp were “past thier prime”. I slurped it down, tasteless as it was, because when I decided on this loser I was starved and decided to give this place a shot. Next the “mint noodles” had no mint flavor at all. It was completely void of taste and I had to pour a ton of hot sauce to make it edible. It was like eating spicy cardboard. There was a ton of beef in the

Dennis Zhen★★★★★

This was a pretty good Thai place. I had the green curry and it was very delicious. I got their lunch special so it was pretty good deal: comes with a drink, wonton soup, and a meal of your choice based on what they’ve listed. Service was great, the servers were really nice and accommodating. There wasn’t a whole lot of people so the ambience was pretty quiet. I recommend going there.

Natasha Bradley★★★★★

This is a nice place to have lunch :). I usually order to go, and my go to is the crab fried rice with egg rolls or the wontons. Also really good ! First time trying the pad thai , I liked it a lot! Thank you for your kindness.

Sabs A★★★★

The BBQ pork wonton soup is one of my favorite dishes from Thai restaurants and so hard to find. Tree House Thai makes it perfectly with a light amount of sweetness and some great presentation. The wontons were well cooked and the soup is great in take-out as well. The larb was good - a bit sweeter than I’m used to, but I appreciated that it wasn’t spicy like most larb. Overall the flavor was still there. Finally, the pad Thai that we ordered was as-expected. All the flavors were there but it wasn’t a dish that sets the restaurant apart like the soup & larb were. Service was good but it took a