Mango Tree Bistro

Tesa Indira

4.0

Yah! Authentic thai dishes? only at Mango Tree Bistro Manila 💁🏼‍♀️ Dinner with my Saan Sa PH Family. This is my first time to eat thai food and i love it, delicious and savory. Spicy Lover this also for you💁🏼‍♀️ •📍Level 2,Greenbelt 3, Ayala Makati City•website 🤔 Ambience - Dim Light, Silent 🤔 Price - Reasonable 🤔 Location - Easy to find 🤔 Quality of Food - Very Good 🤔 Type of Food - Thailand Food🤔 Taste - creamy, savory and spicy🤔 Hospitality - Nice and Fast Serving •Promo💁🏼‍♀️BOGO promo (BUY 1 TAKE 1)Mondays thru Fridays from 2pm-5pmMarch 18-June 15, 2019Phad Thai VegetablesSpaghetti GrapowVegetable Spring RollsCoconut Custard with Sweet Corn#saansaph #ssphfood #welovetoeatph #mangotreebistro #philippines #mediaevent

Raymundus Edwin

5.0

The must go place for your Thai Cuisine fix! Their menu is full of delectable dishes that will leave an indelible mark on your tastebuds. I was easily hooked the moment I taste some of their food.The dining experience itself is wonderful because of great customer service. What really caught my heart is the Deep Fry Tom Yum Chicken Wings the perfect blend of spices and heat really sets a standard. I was also deeply touched by their Panang Curry Chicken and Bua Loi because of the creamy texture of coconut milk! Indeed, it was a great treat!Personal Favorites:🍽 Bagoong Rice🍽 Panang Curry Chicken🍽 Deep Fry Tom Yum Chicken Wings🍽 Catfish Salad🍽 Phad Thai Vegetable🍽 Bua Loi

Al Ong Ramos

5.0

Hungry? @saansaph matatagpuan ito.We have a dish just for you @mangotreebistromanila located @ilovegreenbelt 3 @makati...The place is awesome.Great costumer service...Shrimp Paste Rice is rice which is flavored with shrimp paste. The flavor of shrimp paste is strong, and is complimented by the sour mango, sweet pork, chilies, shallots and fried shrimp. This dish is packed with flavor — sweet, salty, spicy, sour and pungent. This is a one-dish meal, something to eat when alone or for lunch.#saansaph#mangotreebistromanila#saansaphfamily

Apriza Haryasanti

5.0

For a picky-eater like me (ask my mom), I wouldn’t try a new dish that doesn’t look enticing, much less an international cuisine which I haven’t heard of.Surprisingly, I liked each and every dish served to us tonight.Catfish SaladTom Yum Chicken WingsPanang Curry BeefStir-fried Pork with Holy BasilPhad Thai VegetablesShrimp Paste RiceBua LoiPresenting their summer coolers:Watermelon BreezeCucumber LimePomelo FizzCocktailsChili MojitoMango Tree BelliniCosmopolitanCatch Mango Tree Bistro’s BOGO Mondays thru Fridays from 2pm-5pm starting March 18 until June 15, 2019 featuring the following dishes:Phad Thai VegetablesSpaghetti GrapowVegetable Spring RollsCoconut Custard with Sweet Corn

Joe Balangan

4.0

I tried the Panang Beef curry & chicken Satay. I throughly enjoyed the curry. They seem to have a drinks offer on for every day of the week, which gives this place an edge. Will go again

Roshni

3.0

I used to hate Thai food, but had a special liking for Catfish Mango Salad. So one time during a stroll with a friend who picked a Thai restaurant for a snack, I knew exactly what to get.Catfish Mango Salad - At first glance, I thought it was really appetizing. The crispy catfish flakes were separated from the saucy mango salad. Each bite of catfish topped with strips of mango and drizzled with sauce – gets better every time. Prices are a bit high at Mango Tree Bistro. Yet, if I have the extra money, I’d say this plate is worth the price.Pork Sisig - Along with the Salad, we had six bottles of beer. And along the beer, comes the Pork Sisig. It is unusual for a Thai resto to serve Sisig, but it is also unusual for it to serve beer, so there’s no surprise. You might presume that they are not any good in serving a Pinoy dish, but the Sisig was yum — juicy, tasty, and no need for any sauce at all. You see, I took the photo above almost before we finish the plate. It all happened so quickly.

Caner Erdem

3.0

Nice food, great ambience and welcoming staff to say the least!Ordered Thai green curry with sticky rice, chicken fried rice and coconut water.Really liked the coconut water. Plan to come back again for trying different options available in menu.Ratings: 3.5/5

Coi Bursa

4.0

K̄hxbkhuṇ māk to their best sellers! mango tree boasts of thai cuisine that you can enjoy while dining in a relaxed/casual environment and coming soon, they will be transforming their concept into a café where the dishes are comfortably amped to be even more delicious!we feasted on the catfish salad- deep fried catfish incorporated in a batter w/ peanuts on top complemented by a green mango salsa. the salty and sour was just an explosion of flavor! the phad thai are stir fried flat rice noodles w/ vegs and bean sprouts, it’s not too sweet hence i liked it then it was covered by an egg net, it looked really posh!there was this curried chicken, panam chicken that’s cooked w/ kafir and chili- this one’s spicy w/ a lingering sweeteness, but more spicy. omg, the tom yan deep fried chicken wings were the BOMB! salty and tangy tom yung powder against that crispy wing, ARGH! amazing! another spicy dish was the stir fry pork w/ holly basil- the heat is 2x the rest of the other dishes but it was oh so good and really went well w/ the shrimp paste rice (they used bagoong from Thailand).to extinguish the fire brought about by the above, their dessert were helpful. bua loy is a taro pudding w/ coconut milk, rice cake balls and QUAIL EGGs- a lil weird actually and a lil salty, an acquired taste but settles my palate from the heat of the food. i liked their summer coolers, the pomelo fizz. it’s a shake when all i along i thought it was a carbonated drink. out of the 3 coolers (watermelon breeze and cooling cucumber lime), this was my fave. commercial: starting march18 they’ll have BO-GO deals. inquire at any mango tree bistro resto.

Mustafa Durmaz

5.0

Looking for some kind of thai experience? You should visit this restaurant and try. Wasn’t able to take pictures because they’re about to close during that time. We ordered their signature pad thai, siam sisig and tom yum chicken. All i can say is they’re all spicy! Lol. But that’s what thai foods is usually are. Imagine eating fast, thinking that the restaurant is about to close while you enjoy the spiciness of the food you ordered. 😅 Pad thai is amazing. If you are not used to eat spicy food, better ask the server to lessen the level of spiciness in it. Tom yum chicken. At first bite, you’ll think that it tastes like the typical fried chicken. But once you chew it, boom! All the flavors will come out. The spiciness, sourness and the tenderness of the chicken will be there. Siam Sisig. Another spicy food on plate. Sizzling! With a lot of 🌶! Looks like normal pork sisig but has a better taste. Again, this one is also spicy 🥵 hot. You can pair it with thai’s beer. Yes! They serve liquor. Price. Considering that the food they serve is for sharing. I can say that the price is fair. Ambiance. Place is spacious and clean. With the noise, I just don’t know if it is during normal hours where people would stay on the bar and drink. Maybe it’ll change. Going now to their staff. Good customer service and very attentive to what’s our need. Overall, this is a must try restaurant.

Huarazmi Wardana

4.0

Mango Tree Bistro offers authentic Thai food and caters to mid- to upper-budget clientele. I love their panang curry chicken - it tastes similar to the one we had in an island in Thailand. Also good are the phad thai, tom yum chicken wings and shrimp paste rice. For dessert, there's bua loi which is a bit similar to our own bilo-bilo.