Tea Tree Asian Bistro

This place is wonderful. The waitstaff was courteous, attentive and very friendly. The food was fresh and had great flavor. I would recommend to anyone.

Good sushi the last we had it. The wait staff was pretty attentive as well. Nice saki selection too.

We have been loyal Tea Tree customers since they opened in Perrysburg, and while they have been going downhill, we have continued to try and support them. Lately, it is simply getting too difficult.
Food is rather expensive, and quality has been steadily declining. Too often we go for sushi, and the freshness is just not there. Also, in all the years they have been open, there have only been minimal additions to the menu.
The last straw finally game the other night. We stopped for a drink at the bar — 1 hour before closing time. The bartender was moping the floor, after we sat down, he continued to mop and clean up!!! Sorry, but stopping in what is supposed to be a nice restaurant for a drink while the bartender mops the floor around you is not the atmosphere I want. I am sorry to say they have seen the last of us.

Unfortunately this wasn’t the best sushi experience I’ve had. Two of us were dining on a Friday evening and the restaurant was not overly busy. We were seated and it took at least 10 minutes for our (very nice) server to greet us and ask for our drink order. We ordered our appetizer with our drinks (we both ordered water) and the app came out before our drinks. We ordered sushi for our meal and it was just average. We ordered two «specialty» rolls and one «regular». The two special rolls were $ 18 each! I’ve never seen prices so high for sushi. The regular roll was $ 8 and was supposed to have fish in it and it was mostly (all) pieces of cucumber drizzled with a BBQ type sauce. At one point we asked for the small dishes to put our soy sauce in and at least five minutes went by without receiving them, so we had to get up and take them from the sushi bar area ourselves. To sum this up, we had two waters, an appetizer, two «specialty» rolls, one «regular» roll and it was over $ 60 with a tip. Insane! I did enjoy the Ohio roll that we ordered, but unfortunately we will not be returning to eat.

Nice looking restaurant but not good tasting food. I ordered Pad Thai. It was just okay. Didn’t have the fresh Pad Thai flavor. Will not be back here again.

Tea Tree in Levis Commons has beautiful décor, seating, and an all around beautiful atmosphere to it. The food is great and you can try all sorts of sushi here. There is even outside dining in the summer. The biggest downfall of this place though is that I feel like it is just too quiet. Every time I’ve been there (which is about 10+ times) I feel like i need to speak quietly and not be too loud.

Great value if you’re there on a half price night. Fast service. I ordered a few different nigiri, which were a little inconsistent. The mackerel wasn’t great, nor was the snapper. The cuts were quite generous, but sushi is all about balance, so while extra meat was nice, it’s a little inauthentic if you’re a purist.

Beverage selection is fabulous… When they have the ingredients on hand. Also had salmon roe nigiri. Tasted like my fish filet knife on a hot day. Joanne said she checked with the sushi chef and the container was opened yesterday. Well I got «Montezuma’s Revenge“the next day, and I have an iron gut. Something unfortunate happened between the fish and my plate.
Love their blooming teas, but they are on time out for a while.

Quite an enjoyable pan Asian restaurant in the Toledo area. I went with my brother and nephew for dinner. On Tuesdays, their sushi rolls become half priced so we decided to check it out. We ordered 4 rolls: California (tasty), white tuna (average), Alaskan (our favorite!), and salmon. That was just the right amount of food for my brother and me to split.
My nephew on the other hand is a picky eater so thankfully they have a kids menu with things like chicken tenders and macaroni (which is what he ordered). The tenders were good, what you would expect from a standard chicken tender. The fries were 1 step above cardboard when they weren’t fresh from the fryer. The macaroni looked like they opened a box of Kraft and then served in on their plate.
Moral of the review: get the Asian food at the pan-​Asian restaurant and you won’t be disappointed ;)

Obsessed with all of their sushi! Especially on Tuesday and Thursday nights when most of the rolls are half off! Great deal (:

First time visit gave me a bad impression on the waitress. When ordering an entrée, the waitress did not ask if I need a soup or salad, so she assumed that I don’t need either soup or salad. Then I realized the soup wasn’t served and I asked the waitress. Surprisingly, she told me that I didn’t mention so she ASSUMED I don’t need soup or salad. First time have a waitress assuming something on my order. Overall, the food is good.

The food is pretty basic chinese (american version at least). They dress it up nice but it’s bland, nothing special. The setting is pretty hip and I like the bar, but there are a lot better chinese retaurants around.

Went for half price sushi night a few weeks ago. Fast service, good waitress and good sushi, especially for the price. Definitely recommended and I’ll be going back soon!

Eh, the sushi was average. We went for ½ off sushi Tuesdays and only the crappy rolls are ½ off. None of their special rolls are ½ off. The only reason I am giving them 3 stars instead of 2 stars is because of our server. She was very on top of things and our food came out surprisingly fast. The restaurant is overpriced for the quality of food they are serving. I will probably never return.

I have to agree with many of the other reviews it’s «ok». The atmosphere is great and the drink selection is pretty good, but at their price point the food should be a little better.

We just went here to use a Groupon and was not impressed. Not impressed at all. We ordered pad thai and two rolls. Let’s start with the Thai… Tasted like it was pre-​made hours ago and then heated in microwave… Soggy, no texture. Check out Bangkok kitchen or tasty thai before you get thai here.
The rolls — we got the lover and the Atlantic something. The lover was fine — but I hope you wouldn’t be able to screw up shrimp tempura. Atlantic — part of it was warm, part of it was cold — that’s not normal, right?!
The waitress was very nice. Nothing she could do about the food. The one strange thing was we got our food literally 1 – 2 minutes after we ordered… Shouldn’t it take longer to create 2 rolls and pad thai?

I was looking for a quick Asian meal in this part of Perrysburg so I came here. The décor was classy but the food didn’t quite live up to it.
My edamame (green soybeans in pods) were decently tender but the pods were a bit too saturated with sea salt; I know that salting the pods is de rigeur for edamame but no so much.
The AAC (avocado, asparagus and cucumber) roll was only OK. I missed not having the seaweed wrapping I’m used to. The wasabe didn’t have the kick I would expect (was it from a powdered mix?). The portion was also pretty small for the price.
Halfway through the meal, I added some spring rolls. They proved to be the disappointment of the evening, cold in spots. This made me wonder whether they had been microwaved or had just sat too long before delivery. I would have complained but I was in a hurry.
Most of my complaints could have been addressed with more attention to detail for the food (as opposed to the room). This would have raised my rating at least one star.

Two years since my last review. It’s still just OK. I was here on Thursday for their half price sushi and bottles of wine. Great value — 2 house salads, 6 rolls, and a bottle of wine for about 50 bucks. The tempura rolls were the best, but isn’t fried anything always the best? This place was not crowded, which made for great conversation that I had with a friend and we could actually hear each other, so that was a plus. Parking was not an issue, but we had to avoid the runners — not sure if there is a nearby bootcamp that runs about 630 pm? I’m sure I’ll be back at some point, but I go typically because it’s a good and close place to meet with friends, that is reasonably priced, not because it’s an amazing sushi place.

I’ve been to Tea Tree twice and it is a good restaurant for Asian food. The Pad Thai is very nice.
The place has a nice ambiance, and the service people are very pleasant. But, the food is good, but not excellent; the service very nice, but not overly fast. I guess for the prices that you pay here, I would expect a bit more pizzazz and polish.
As I am not from the local area, I don’t know if there are much better options for Asian fusion kind of foods, but if so, then it would be good to sample others.
In summary, this is not a «go to» place that I would go out of my way to visit.

Hi, Tea Tree– You’re doing it wrong.
They advertise half-​price sushi on Tuesday and the place gets jam-​packed. Then the staff can’t handle how busy they are and leave customers waiting for-​ev-​er just for someone to acknowledge their presence. Well, if you want a drink, you will probably have to wait for the bartender to wash one for you. I actually saw the bartender take several minutes washing glasses before actually making the drink that the girl next to me ordered.
A woman, who I assumed to be the owner, was openly yelling at servers and bartenders in front of the customers sitting in the bar area, which was really, REALLY awkward.
I sat for awhile before being asked if I was ready to order. I got an iced tea, which came from the little hose thingy they use at bars. Ew. Gross. I kind of expect an Asian restaurant to have good tea, not something sprayed from a hose. (Is that profiling?! Aw, no.)
I took my time ordering, well, I guess I had to, because when I wasn’t ready, it took him a long time to get back to me. I ordered the French Kiss roll and the Red Dragon roll. Meh. They were decent, the Red Dragon was lots better than the French Kiss, and I actually thought they were rolled kind of sloppily, (I’ve actually just started to critique this since I’ve taken two sushi rolling classes!) they kept falling apart. They were just not THAT good, even at half-​price I found them to be middle-​of-​the-​road.
The girls next to me actually managed to order something (at a sushi restaurant, mind you) that came out OVERCOOKED. OVERCOOKED!!! SUSHI?! Oh, dear, my head asplode. They offered to get them a new order… which never showed up. *sigh*
Okay, I was already down to 3 stars and then the REAL debacle happened. I got my check. OH SNAP! Turns out some of the rolls are NOT half-​price during half-​price sushi! Why didn’t anyone tell me?! I had other rolls that I could’ve chosen! Now my check is nearly $ 40 for some hose tea and couple mediocre rolls.
I was pretty frustrated, the patrons around me encouraged me to talk to a manager, which I did, and the bartender fessed that he didn’t mention it to me. He told me he was sorry a few times. Then, a couple minutes later, the manager came back and told him to give me the rolls for half price, though he’d already run my card. Man, I was frustrated. The manager then tells me that there might be a hold on my card for the amount, but that it wouldn’t actually go through.
I will be watching that charge like a hawk. And finding a new place to satisfy a sushi craving in Toledo!