Tea Tree Asian Bistro

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Emily C.

Joined 6 months ago

The food at Tea Tree is excellent, and the service is always very good. I have grown to love this place, and have my favorites, but whenever I order something new I am never disappointed. I would definitely recommend taking a trip out to Tea Tree. My most recent dining experience included hot and sour soup and the super spider roll. The roll was fantastic! It has just the right amount of spiciness and I love the mix of the crunchy texture with the rest of the roll. Great place!

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KillerNuts

Joined 3 years ago

Excellent Sushi. We love to go for their sushi. The rest of the menu is good, but the price is a bit high for the amount of food you get. Tuesday nights though are half price sushi (for the basic rolls, not the specialty ones) and my husband and I will often go for drinks and "cheap" sushi...this is one of our favorite date nights. We make reservations, but they don't seem overly busy so I don't know that they are necessary. The staff is always pleasant, parking is easy, food is amazing, just watch the price - it's easy to spend a lot if it's not Tuesday :)

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1diner

Joined 5 years ago

Great Asian Dining. What a great dining Asian dining experience! I met an associate for a business diner. I had the wonton soup and the dayboat scallops dinner, the food was well presented, warm, and the scallops cooked nicely. My server was attentive yet not intrusive. Unlike some other Asian bistros I did not feel rushed and the noise level made conversation at normal volumes viable. With tredpidation I tried the "Flowering Tea" and now am searching online for somewhere to buy it, I'm officially hooked! I'll be back on my next toledo visit!

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perrysburger

Joined 5 years ago

Good food, but WAY over priced. When this familiy owned FUYI Restaurant, we LOVED it. Our whole family ate there regularly. They had the best chinese food in Toledo, by far. Now, its all changed...the food, the prices, the atmosphere, the people, its just not the same. I live in Perrysburg and everytime I drive by the parking lot is empty. This family should go back to the "Fuyi" mentality and drop the "Tea Tree" scheme and they would be MUCH more successful.