Tree Town

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About Tree Town

Tree Town is a bustling hub of activity, brimming with a plethora of bars and eateries that serve a variety of Thai dishes. However, one might find the simultaneous performances of live rock bands a bit overwhelming. The cacophony of music from different bands playing at the same time can make it difficult for patrons to enjoy the music or even carry on a conversation. A suggestion for improvement would be to have the bands play in sets, allowing each band a chance to showcase their music without the interference of other sounds.

The dining experience in Tree Town can be quite enjoyable. For instance, one can savor a delightful salmon spaghetti at one of the many food stalls. However, while some items offer good value for money, one might find Thai food at other restaurants to be more affordable.

One might also encounter instances where the portion sizes do not match up to the price. For example, ordering a BBQ Beef from Mr Crok might leave you feeling unsatisfied, as the portion size is quite small. The same goes for the quesadillas from Tacos State Mexican Food. For the price, one might expect more substantial portions and a more distinctive taste.

Located in the heart of Pattaya, Tree Town also houses a food court that offers a wide variety of dishes. From fish and chips to Thai food to tacos, there's something for everyone. One can enjoy a cold beer while sitting in the main court, observing the hustle and bustle of the area. However, it's worth noting that the noise levels can rise significantly later in the night.

Tree Town is also home to some great restaurants that are well-suited for tourists. The area seems to be developing and might become a popular tourist spot in the future. However, one point of contention is the charge for using the bathrooms, which are not maintained to the best standards.

The food court offers a delightful sight of rotating fish on spits and a variety of Thai dishes. While some dishes might be hit or miss, the best ones are usually popular with the local Thai people, such as the pad Thai and noodle dishes.

Despite the efforts to make Tree Town more lively, there are times when it appears rather empty. The brightly lit bars seem to be trying to attract tourists, but the efforts don't seem to be paying off. Adjacent to Tree Town is another bar area called Made in Thailand, as well as an indoor market. Despite its shortcomings, Tree Town still holds potential to be a vibrant and exciting destination for both locals and tourists alike.