Modern storefront cafe mixing classic Thai & other Asian eats including sushi for dine-in or to-go.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7229 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45227
Phone: (513) 271-0809
Website: http://www.mangotreemariemont.com/
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Reviews
Best crab fried rice around as a bonus!!
Can’t even describe the taste other than pure deliciousness. So, so good! Totally addicted to it (although everything I’ve tried on the menu is wonderful). Try their Massaman curry; you won’t be disappointed!
The service was still great; friendly and quick. But the food taste wasn’t the same as before. Not sure if the cook was different.
Original:
The place is clean. The service is quick and prompt. I ordered Beed Pad Thai and spring rolls (see pictures) and Thai ice coffee for the drink. All of them were delicious. I recommend for Thai food, the price is reasonable, portion is good for the price (lunch).
After returning to Mango Tree & Sushi Restaurant after many years, we found that while the food remains excellent, other aspects of the experience could use some improvement.
Ambiance: 3/5
The interior hasn’t changed over the years, giving it a somewhat dated and worn appearance. An update to the decor could significantly enhance the dining atmosphere.
Food Quality: 4.5/5
The culinary offerings continue to impress. We ordered the Nigiri platter, which featured a good variety of fresh sashimi. The miso soup was particularly delicious, showcasing the kitchen’s skill. The standout dish was the Kua Guai noodle – a dish so good it alone would bring us back.
Service: 3/5
There was only one server on duty, who, while efficient, seemed fatigued and slightly brusque. This could be attributed to it being the end of a long day, but it did impact our dining experience.
Overall: 3.5/5
Despite the dated decor and service issues, the excellent food – especially the Kua Guai noodle – makes Mango Tree & Sushi Restaurant worth revisiting.
However, improvements in ambiance and service consistency would greatly enhance the overall experience.
Update: I wish I could say that the actual (non-fake-crab) sashimi was good…but it was quite smelly. It reminded me of the smell of a seal exhibit at the zoo.
Look—I get it that sometimes as a land-locked region, sometimes your supply dwindles. But don’t serve it. You should have the integrity to mark the menu item as “Out of stock” or whatever. Don’t accept $30+ and then serve low quality food.
The curry was also delicious and had a very pleasant spice level for both heat and seasoning. The ultimate tuna roll was massive and worth it.
I’m very happy to find out this place is only 7 minutes from my house!