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Tea Tree Asian Bistro
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citysearch c.
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Quality of sushi on half-price nights what you would expect, but price isn't everything.\r
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I ordered a plain Margarita with my meal and a strawberry Marg afterward. The drink was revolting. First, it was served in a salt-rimmed instead of a sugared glass. When I tasted it I found that they had used re-frozen strawberries.\r
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You can flash-freeze strawberries once, but if they're re-frozen they turn slimy. Having sent back the first drink, I consumed the second one, mainly to be polite. Imagine my surprise when I learned that the strawberry drink cost almost TWICE the first one.\r
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I talked with the manager, who explained that they used the same strawberries in their smoothies, so the drink counted as a ""special"". Special what? She went on to explain that they did NOT use fresh strawberries and the drink was NOT hand-mixed. What my money bought was a handful of slush.\r
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I'm sure she felt justified, which makes it all the sadder. This is a restaurant that doesn't know and doesn't care. They are coasting on the reputation of years past. That simply can't continue.
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