Tree House Thai in Culver City

Ordered a pretty large order for 3 - $100 for takeout. Trusting it’s all correct, I paid and took it home. When I open the bag, I realize that they forgot an order of jasmine rice that comes with the order. How are you supposed to eat curry or crying tiger without rice? We decided to offer the one order of rice we had for the curry because we soon found out that the crying tiger dish was not edible. The meat was so dry and over-cooked (we didn’t specify how to cook the meat when we ordered). The 3 of us each tried a piece and couldn’t even bite it, let alone chew it. It tasted rubbery and hard - just not what a decently cooked steak or crying tiger meal should taste like. It was unfortunately very disappointing. Giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because the other food orders were okay, but to forget food and then have the food over-cooked so it all just had to be trashed, was frustrating.

This is our family’s favorite Thai food restaurant. The food is always good. A lot of their business is take-out, so it’s never hard to get a table. The atmosphere is super chill with not-too-loud ambient music. They have happy hour daily, and once or twice a week they have a live music set in the evening. Their lunch specials are a great value. Servers are always super polite. And since it’s upstairs with lots of windows, you have a great view of the neighborhood. It’s really a gem.

Absolutely best in town. There are several nearby, but if you are looking for authentic Thai cuisine that takes you all the way to the flavorful sensation into Thailand herself, this is it. They can meet the high expectations of Thai wife and myself who visits Thailand many times.

We came on the weekend because they have lunch specials every day of the week! It was a big portion size and the combo special comes with a thai tea or other drink! The flavors were great, the spice level was excellent and the service was amazing. They are all so kind! Its also a clean, spacious atmosphere and on the weekend we had no issues finding parking in the lot.

Tree House has quickly become our favorite Thai spot near us. All the classic noodle dishes are ready good, and if you dine in the service is excellent. A hidden favorite on the menu is their salt and pepper chicken!

Worst place to go. Never going back there! Went in for lunch with my husband, we saw the reviews and thought oh ok maybe it could be good. WRONG! shrimp on fried rice was old and tasted weird, we got the pork ribs. Big mistake! They were old, and the sauce they put on it was nasty. We got another dish and they tasted like cleaning supplies. Never going back. Waiter asked if we wanted the containers to put the food to go, I said no because the food was nasty. The flavor was disgusting. He just said OK. Its like he didnt even bother. Im like nope. Rather drive. Little more towards marina/culver city and go to ekamai

I loved the food and the attention, that day there was music and the atmosphere was very relaxed. Thank you. Ill be back soon.

Was surprised by the nice interior when I got inside. It had a nice trendy artistic vibe.The food was pretty good. I got the Sate skewers and the pad see ewe noodles. The noodles were served in a big amount and were very tasty. The sate though was a little hard and tough to bite into.Service was good, although seemed to be a bit undermanned. Only one person was incharge of waiting and dealing with the uber eats orders that kept coming.All in all a very good experience for thai food. Wouldnt mind coming back to try their other dishes. Just be wary of the parking. It is decent but gets busy.

Probably my favorite Thai restaurant - overall - in L.A. There are a few better ones (but at much, much higher prices, and much less convenient).Tree House Thai:~ is always consistent (I prefer restaurants where I know what Im getting, and never have to be disappointed or surprised),~ has a large selection (which includes not even one single dish I would hesitate to recommend),~ always has the right attitude (super customer-friendly and appreciative),~ and is truly low-priced, especially for the quality.I have frequently ordered delivery, as well as pick-up, and I dont think theyve ever gotten anything wrong or left anything out (for take-out from anywhere, thats pretty much a miracle).I have spent a lot of time in Thailand, and its truly impossible to get a bad meal anywhere in that country. Tree House Thai is my own little bit of Thailand cuisine, right down the road.Thanks THT! Youre the best :)

Great service, very reasonable price, but underwhelming Thai food (that is, if you are looking for authenticity).Penang chicken curry: way too sweet, a bit watery, a ton of green peas and green/red bell peppers. This was the best dish.Basil chicken: more like Chinese chicken stir fry. Hardly any basil to be found, yet more red/green bell peppers, carrots, onions, sliced chicken, and did I mention more bell peppers?Som tum (Thai papaya salad): everything was there but Thai chilis were AWOL. Oh so bland.Tom kha goong: so sour it tasted more like tom yum goong. Again, no spice, and just a ton of mushrooms.I miss Black Canyon Coffee and S&P....