Kai Vietnamese Cuisine is currently my favorite Vietnamese restaurant for pho and fresh spring…read morerolls in the Tulsa Metropolitan Area. Located in downtown Tulsa, Kai Vietnamese Cuisine offers customers authentic Vietnamese food with a modern atmosphere. The restaurant is the only Vietnamese restaurant that offers a bar serving alcohol. The Vietnamese pho at Kai was delicious. The broth was savory and aromatic. The pho vegetables plate was bountiful. My favorite aspect of the soup was the pho noodles, just soft enough to maintain that springy texture that's so difficult to achieve. The fresh spring rolls were also excellent. Kai does not shy from giving customers jumbo size spring rolls. I also love the hot tea served at this restaurant which uses dried tea leaves. If there's a criticism with Kai, it would be the lack of variety of meats in their combination pho which only had 3 different meats, far fewer than what's standard for this dish.

Ac was on blast and kept up with the heat outside. Establishment was not busy at all but it could…read morebe due it being early. We got there about 11am and they were opened at 10:30. The menu had a variety of options but not too many pictures to tell how the dish looked like if you are not familiar with it. Price for pho was a bit higher at $17 for my bowl but the broth did not disappoint. Can never go wrong with Pho no matter how hot it is outside. Everyone was friendly and attentive.

Trang Le has the best Vietnamese pho in Broken Arrow. Located on N Aspen Ave, this popular…read moreVietnamese restaurant serves authentic dishes that has attracted customers from as far as Muskogee. Pho is my favorite dish from Trang Le. The pho broth was on the mild sweet spectrum but flavorful. Meat varieties were good. Pho noodles were soft without much textures. Fresh spring rolls were okay. The waitress at Trang Le has excellent memory. After 5-6 years of returning, she still recognized me. This is a spacious restaurant but I have never seen it ever being full. I've always enjoyed having the extra space though.

It was wonderful. The service and food was exactly what I was expecting. Will be back for sureread more

Pho Da Cao on E 31st St in Tulsa, OK is the most non-traditional pho restaurant in the area…read more Customers order and pre-pay at the counter before dining in. The restaurant operates similar to fast food chain. Hot tea was served in a to-go cup and not in a traditional tea pot. The pho vegetables plate was small with lemons instead of limes, unlike most other Vietnamese restaurants. The pho broth was sugary sweet. The broth was clear without any hint of grease. For a broth made by simmering beef bones, I would expect some grease inside. The noodles had good texture and the spring rolls were great. For casual diners, Pho Da Cao may be good choice. For me, the quality of the pho is not to my standards.

This place is so unassuming on the outside, but BIG flavors on the inside! I sat down for pho and…read moretook sesame chicken home to go-- so delicious! The sesame chicken is fried perfectly not too much breading, and just enough crisp! Pho broth was phenomenal and the portion were generous for a medium size (they sell large as an option). The customer service really was outstanding and made me so happy that I was able to stop by this small business. Thank you for the amazing service! And this lemonade, it's hand squeezed and delicious!

Viet Huong is a long-standing Vietnamese restaurant on E 21st St, Tulsa. After many years of…read morereturning, I am actually downgrading this once beloved restaurant based on my most recent visit in March 2026. Service was really slow on this particular visit. I had the Vietnamese combination pho as usual. The broth lacked flavors. The combination pho only had meatballs and rare beef. How's that even combination? The pho noodles were too soft. The rice papers used as the wraps for the fresh spring rolls were a little hard. I was not impressed with Viet Huong on this particular visit. This hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese restaurant used to be my favorite restaurant in Tulsa. That time has gone. Maybe, next visit will write a different story. I came back just to make sure my review was accurate. I tried both Bun Bo Hue (my favorite Vietnamese soup) and the Vietnamese pho. The pho broth was the same (mildly flavorful) but the noodles were more firm than last time. The Bun Bo Hue was comparable to other Vietnamese restaurants in Tulsa, but I would say none of them are exceptional. Good luck finding a Vietnamese restaurant that serves exceptional Bun Bo Hue in Tulsa like Pho Cuong in Oklahoma City.

I've eaten pho in NYC, Miami, San Francisco and Tulsa so you can say I'm some kind of pho expert…read morelol. This and another " supermarket " spot in Tulsa are the best pho in town with authentic flavor and a balanced broth. If you enjoy steak don't forget to get a side of rare beef. The service here is excellent and polite, everyone who works here is happy to take of their customers.

Mekong River is a popular Vietnamese restaurant on E 71st St in Tulsa which I've often frequented…read moredue to vicinity to the area. I've eaten the Vietnamese pho at this restaurant several times along with a few other entrees. The pho bowl of this restaurant is too small making it difficult to fit all the pho vegetables inside, especially when they fill the small bowl almost to the rim. The best feature of the pho was the meats which are my favorite of all the Vietnamese restaurants in Tulsa. The broth was okay, and pho noodles were soft without much texture. They always seemed to be out of fresh spring rolls, making me to doubt whether they even have them anymore. Service was very slow at Mekong River. On weekdays, there's usually only server available whether the restaurant is busy or not. One other thing I really like about Mekong River is the pre-brewed hot tea, giving the tea that mild bitter taste.

I really loved the vibe at Mekong River--it felt like being transported to a small restaurant in…read moreVietnam. You walk in and seat yourself at a table. The menu isn't big, which I appreciate. I ordered the Cornish hen over fried rice, and wow, that was a great choice. First of all, it comes with a soup of your choice, which turned out to be basically a mini pho. I was only expecting the broth, so that was a nice surprise. The broth was a bit on the sweet side, so keep that in mind if you prefer a different flavor profile--but I thought it was yummy. The main dish came out a little later, as they were short-staffed and running behind. That said, the lone waitress was killing it--serving all the tables by herself--and despite being quite busy, she was gracious and attentive. Now, the Cornish hen was fantastic. The skin was thin but perfectly crispy, and the meat was flavorful. The fried rice wasn't anything special, but it was topped with a fried egg, which I liked. The salad that accompanied the meal was fresh with a hint of sweetness that paired nicely with everything. Oh and as for the Vietnamese coffee, it was just alright. Overall, the meal was generously portioned and very reasonably priced. I'd say Mekong River is one of my top Vietnamese spots in Tulsa!

This cute sandwich spot is a hole-in-the-wall is well worth traveling to east Tulsa to check out…read more The spot is tiny, so you order at the counter and sit and wait. There's to where to sit and eat, so you take it to-go. I asked which sandwich to try and they told me the grilled pork and egg was delicious and they weren't wrong. I enjoyed it very much. It was so cool getting to see them make the sandwich in front of me. Their bread is to die for. Definitely worth going here and eat!

Total hole in the wall, so I had to try it. The place is very small with an ordering counter, which…read moreyou can see them making the bread fresh! They have one of the biggest snake plants I've ever seen in my life, but I just realized you want to know about the food, so I'm sorry and stop yelling at me. Ok so I tried their pork banh mi and oh boy, their style is authentic. The bread is soft and fresh, which they lather with mayonnaise. There was an ok amount of pork in there (idk how they cook it, but it didn't taste like the pork I'm used to). They also add pâté, which shines through every bite. If you do not like pâté, I would not recommend it. The toppings pulled it altogether into a strangely good sandwich. I say strangely because I am not used to the authentic style of banh mi. I typically like the ones like Le's One Stop. I think I would probably get it again and next time I'll try the Vietnamese coffee as well. Also, best part was the sandwich was less than $7.

Great service, owner is charming and funny. Pho broth is the best I've had, he keeps it…read morecontinuously cooking. No powders, just bones cooked down like is supposed to be. 5 stars isn't enough

As another yelper pointed out, this is mostly a take out restaurant. It's too small for very many…read morepeople to dine in. They did have several groups of dine in couples while we were there. Dan and I got the Bun cha gao. It was tasty. We thought the prices were pretty high. The sauce containers needed to be cleaned. The proprietor was very friendly and welcoming and he had a great sense of humor.

Who knew how hip Tulsa is? The area where this is located is a cool downtown spot/area with several…read moreother restaurants and shops. The food was pretty great too. I got the kimchi fries and as expected there was some kick to it. My sandwich was super good too. The portions were so big that I was able to save half for my meal the following day-which I appreciate when I'm traveling to save a few bucks. I highly recommend this place.

I was thinking I'm going to get something different, and I really do. I come here over a lot of…read moreother options. Downtown for lunch. I really just love the shrimp fried rice bowl. They put a good amount of shrimp in it, and they are quite large. I love the flavor combination with the fried rice, onions, cilantro, and then I always just tell the people to put whatever sauce in it they recommend. I honestly don't know which one they put on this, but it's always the same and it's delicious! If you come at lunchtime, there's always gonna be a little bit of a wait. Steph is OK here, I wouldn't say that they stand out as being friendly or unfriendly, just pretty neutral. I think that they're eventually gonna have to expand someway, or move locations. It's just really good and it stays busy and pretty full. The soda all has natural cane sugar, so if that matters, you can get that here.