Bo Tree

“Each dish made to perfection and presented beautifully.”

Stephen★★★★

Whilst in Belfast yesterday (10th Sept) I Googled places to eat in the area which I normally do and was instantly attracted to Bo Tree due to being a huge Thai food fan and was impressed by the positive reviews. We arrived around 12:10, for a table of two, my son & I. The place had one other single diner eating and was very quiet. Water brought to the table without having to ask which was a nice touch. We ordered food from a local waiter who was quite nonchalant to be honest. We asked if the Panang Curry came with Rice, to which he replied "no because when we get large groups and everyone or

Shruthi Rayen★★★★★

Best Thai restaurant in Belfast! Got a few dishes to share, standouts were the drunken noodles and Penang curry. Went on a Friday night and it was hiving, great unpretentious vibes. Mango sticky rice is a must Can't wait to come again and try more of their stuff

Aswitha George★★★★★

We happened to visit this place on a saturday afternoon. Located in a non busy area, this little thai spot really passed our expectations, the crispy squid, creamy prawn and beef curries really blew our mind away along with the combination of the aromatic rice. Definitely worth the visit and price.

Sally Savage★

Visited Bo Tree Kitchen for my dad's birthday with a group of 4, and unfortunately the experience was deeply disappointing. Despite having a booking, we weren't let in until 5:20pm yet we were still expected to vacate after a one-hour time slot, meaning we lost 20 minutes of our reservation through no fault of our own. To make matters worse, at 6:01pm a young member of staff came over and began clearing the table while we were still eating. She actually removed my dad's rice on his birthday while he had a spoon in his hand and food in his mouth. When I pointed out that he was still eating, her