Lone Tree Thai Cuisine

Lone Tree Thai Cuisine is a place I hadn’t visited in over a decade due to a not-so-great experience years back. Recently, I decided to give it another try, hoping things had improved—and I’m glad to say they have. We came in on a Thursday around 11 for lunch and were greeted as soon as we walked in and seated right away. Service started off smoothly, and it wasn’t long before our server came to take our order. We went with the beef pad see ew and chicken pad gra pow. Both dishes were delightful and flavorful—exactly the bold, comforting Thai flavors you anticipate when craving Thai food. The noodles were well cooked, the seasoning was on point, and everything tasted fresh and satisfying. My only small note would be that the portions could be a bit more generous. Service throughout the

Went there specifically for the spicy squid salad but was disappointed that they were out of squid. Ordered the Prawn Suit from the appetizer menu and a bowl of Tom Yum soup with shrimp. I really enjoyed the Prawn Suit. It was crispy and tasty. The shrimp inside was cooked just right! The soup was just ok. It's similar to the Filipino dish called sinigang but was not as flavorful. My husband ordered his usual Thai style fried rice with chicken. It's enough for two meals so he had enough leftover for dinner.

Nice cozy restaurant with great service and wonderful food. They could make most of the dishes in vegan style with lots of vegetables and tofu. Soup was tangy and flavorful with right spice level. We loved pineapple fried rice, pumpkin curry, pad thai and mango sticky rice. Pad see ew is better without egg as vegan version. Veg fried rice in small cup was very yummy too. Red curry was a bit underwhelming with less spice and flavor though. Loved the desserts. Mango mousse cake and mango sticky rice were yummm!!! We loved the thai tea.

Service was nice, a bit slow because it was busy. Food is decently priced and comes in good-sized servings. I wish I could say the mango sticky rice was good, but they were out (I was really excited to try it at this location). Went in for Valentines day and they were decently busy, still had pretty quick service when it came to the food, though. Staff were nice and you could tell they were comfortable with chatting with their patrons.

15 years ago this used to be the best Thai food within a 1 hour radius, no joke. Friends and family would come from all over to eat here. Then they changed ownership, the service, food quality, went extremely down hill. The place is dated, hasn't been cleaned in years, stinks inside, service is rude, and the food is no longer edible. Anyone who is rating this place high has no idea how good Thai food is supposed to taste. They skimped out on ingredients, no longer use real Thai chili's, are cheap, and I don't even know what else to say besides avoid this place at all costs. It won't be in business for much longer.