Bree Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Lake Township

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Bree Thai, and I must say it was an absolute delight! This is what i call a true hidden gem in offers an authentic taste of Thailand that left me craving more. From the moment I stepped inside, I was transported to a cozy Thai oasis. The restaurant's décor and ambiance create a warm and inviting atmosphere that's perfect for both intimate dinners and lively gatherings. The staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making us feel right at home. Bree Thai's menu is a treasure trove of Thai flavors, it made it hard to choose from but at the end I order the Tom Yum Rice Noodles at Bree Thai, and I must say it was a truly delightful experience! The dish arrived beautifully presented, showcasing a vibrant array of colors and textures. The aroma alone was enough to make my mouth water in anticipation. The rice noodles were perfectly cooked, maintaining their tender yet slightly chewy texture. The generous portion of tender chicken added a satisfying protein element to the dish. The star of the show was undoubtedly the Tom Yum broth. Its balance of tangy, spicy, and savory notes danced on my palate with each spoonful. The broth was rich in flavor, with a delightful kick of heat that was not overpowering. The infusion of aromatic herbs and spices was evident, creating a truly authentic Thai taste. The addition of peanuts provided a delightful crunch, while the bean sprouts contributed a refreshing and crisp element that complemented the dish perfectly. The interplay of flavors and textures made every bite an adventure for the senses. Whether you're a Thai food aficionado or new to the cuisine, Bree Thai is a must-visit. It's a culinary journey to Thailand right in Garfield Ridge. I can't wait to return and explore more of their delightful menu. Bree Thai, for an unforgettable dining experience. You've earned a loyal...

This place was an utter disappointment. The establishment is cramped, offering only a few seats in a parking lot with frustrating parking conditions. My wife, a former Thai restaurant owner from Thailand, had been keen to try this place out. Despite having to park a block away, we walked into an empty restaurant and were promptly seated. However, the experience quickly deteriorated when the owner took issue with the mug of herbal tea I brought in. He insisted I drink it quickly because outside beverages weren't allowed. His stern approach was off-putting—treating me as if I were just another loser trying to bypass purchasing drinks, rather than a potential regular customer interested in a substantial order. It’s clear this establishment caters to a clientele that doesn’t demand high standards, which is probably why the owner didn’t bother to accommodate a simple request or show basic hospitality. We decided to leave right then, and it’s fortunate we did. I refuse to support a place that prioritizes petty rules over quality service and appears content serving the riff-raff rather than anyone looking for a quality dining experience. This incident saved me from wasting a penny in a place that doesn’t value respectful treatment of customers. Oh, in the event that the owner thought I was trying to smuggle alcohol in my 32 ounce bright yellow mug that I was drinking my leftover tea in, trust me your establishment is the last place on earth that I would ever look forward to...

I really hate to have to give this review. This place has been on point for me 300%, however, tonight was not the case. Prior to tonight I have never had an issue. The food was always delicious and piping hot and fresh. Tonight I ordered a Pinapple fried rice with beef and extra egg, and it tasted spoil. I thought that it was my palette because I was eating the ragoon with sauce and thought it may be a me thing. Nope, cleaned my palette and tried again, and it was still nasty. Told the manager, he asked how could that be when they have been cooking all day! HUH? It does not matter what you have been cooking for others all day, MY food tastes spoiled and I dont like it. I asked what kind of sauce was used to make it (that could be the issue) he responded, soy sauce, I told them this was not soy sauce I was tasting. The manager walked away not to return until we asked for the bill. He asked did I need a box for the nasty rice and I told him no, I didnt like it. He said okay, took the plate, set the bill down ( no changes were made for the nasty rice) no sweat, we paid and left fully HEARTBROKEN, because I just started telling folks about this place and bringing family. Welp, we will just have to find somewhere else to go cause we will not be back. Thank you for the delicious food during prior visits, and hope to find a place...