We stopped by on a weekend before heading to a concert and really enjoyed Ty Fun Thai Bistro. The service was excellent, very friendly and welcoming. The location was in the heart of Tremont. The inside looked like it could feel a little crowded, but the patio had more room. Parking lots can get full quickly, so plan ahead or prepare to walk a bit. We skipped the appetizers, choosing to order cocktails and entrees. I had the "One Night in Bangkok" and found it to be the perfect combination of fruity and boozy. My entree was the Duck Krapow and l was truly impressed by the combination of flavors! Herby, sweet, spicy, garlicky. The skin was crispy and the duck was tender and juicy. Somewhat overcooked, but not enough to effect the taste or my rating. I wish I lived closer, because I would certainly be ordering from here weekly!

Food is really flavorful and authentic in a cute and homely environment. Service was also fantastic. Biggest qualm was the portion sizes! Some of the dishes barely had any noodle/rice to fill out the plates and could not be comfortably shared. For 20$ a plate they should be more mindful of that.

Loved Ty Fun. We have driven by Ty Fun for years, always hoping to snag a table and alas today was the day. You know you are in for a fresh menu, or least I do, when the flower beds at the entrance are teaming with basil, mint, cilantro to name a few herbs. We were greeted and sat upon walking in. After a few minutes of looking over the menu we started with the cucumber salad and prawn rolls. They were both so fresh and full of crunchy flavor. Next we went for the tofu vegetables and the tofu pad see ew, both entrees were light, seasoned with tons of garlic and fresh veggies. Seriously delicious. Stop by, order a cocktail or mocktail, the no tai, was a great choice.

Rating is mainly based on the tasty dish and the fact that my rice came out in a heart shape. Made me smile. Here's what I found odd... my friend and I were the only lunchtime customers at Noon on a Friday. Are they mainly a dinner service? We did see one takeout pickup. But then the service really wasn't stupendous. So it was just a little odd. Oh well, as long as the food is good, I'm good.

My fave Thai food in Cleveland!! Parking can be tough here since they don't have a free lot. You mostly have to rely on street parking. I've been here a few times and loved the vegetarian/vegan options. I love the flavor of their pad Thai. Also highly recommend the papaya salad. It's fresh, light, and can be as sweet or spicy as you like. The restaurant has never been super busy whenever I've stopped by so dining in is relatively easy. They also have an outdoor dining area. I've also seen a lot of people get take out from here. Their service is interesting in that you can just scan the QR code and order from your phone. So you don't really have to interact with the waitstaff to order. Overall this is a nice and casual dining experience with great tasting Thai food!

Not too hard to find street parking, however there's also a parking lot (paid) right next to this place. The staff here are so incredibly friendly. Drinks menu was pretty diverse. I got a Bloody Mary. It was fantastic. For appetizers, we got the fried tofu and the papaya salad som yum. Highly recommend both! For entrees we got the pad Thai, massaman curry, and the pad woonsen. All great.

Beautiful decor. Outdoor seating available. We parked in the street. The owner was friendly and welcoming. Service was at a leisurely pace, which was okay because we were taking refuge from a cold rainy day and enjoying our time. Tofu Tom yum soup hit the spot. The vegetable potstickers were delicious and very crunchy. Really enjoyed our green curry (wow! If you ask for spicy expect spicy) and pad ginger. Tons of flavor. Appropriate heaping serving of delicious rice. Unfortunately they were out of coconut cream pie so we opted for key lime. It was great.