NoodleOlogy serves up some of the most genuinely authentic noodles I've had in Edmond! While proper…read moreChinese options in the area are few and far between, this place definitely stands out as one of the best. I ordered the dry noodles and they were delicious, with a smooth, rich, buttery taste that hit the spot. Don't skip the sides either--both the egg rolls and the dumplings were fantastic. Will definitely be coming back!

I had chicken curry with potatoes and bok Choi. It was 15 dollars for the meal. Overall pretty good…read moreflavor, my only complaint would be the portions were a bit small. The service was very nice and quick with getting the food out. The restaurant is clean and has a relaxing ambiance.

The ramen was really good, the soup is creamy and the flavor is not overpowering. I came with my…read moreboyfriend and he said that it's the best ramen he's ever had. We also ordered the thai and ube boba tea and they're great!

Honestly just go to goro, I've had tamashii twice now, and it never hits the same. I love the…read morepoached eggs at goro ramen and thought tamashi could do the same but when I tell you it tasted rotten, and like chemicals and horrible. Just don't go. The broth is good. Wish it had more meat. But the eggs are a big disappointment. The gyoza was good.

Food here is amazing, plus the portions are huge . Also the service is really good nothing to…read morecomplain at all 10/10.

Updated review -- 3 stars…read more I came back and tried the Spicy Curry Deluxe Tonkatsu Ramen. The dish itself still had good flavor, but there were several things that disappointed me this time. First, this is a Chinese restaurant, so I understand that the noodles aren't necessarily going to be traditional Japanese ramen noodles. The noodles they use are different, and that's something I can accept. What I can't overlook is that the menu specifically advertises fish cakes, and there were no fish cakes in my bowl. The egg was another issue. The menu shows a half egg, prepared more in the Japanese ramen style, but I received one whole, large hard-boiled egg. It was also extremely cold in the center. It seemed like an egg that had simply been refrigerated and then dropped into the hot ramen rather than being prepared specifically for the dish. Unfortunately, I also got sick after eating the ramen. I can't say for certain what caused it--it could have been the egg, the amount of oil, or something else--but given the condition of the egg, it definitely made me question the preparation. The biggest disappointment was the lack of attention to presentation and the details of the dish. The ramen tasted decent, but it felt more like the ingredients were being assembled for convenience rather than the dish being prepared to be the best version it could be. I previously had this restaurant rated higher, but after this experience I'm dropping it to 3 stars. The food wasn't terrible, but missing advertised ingredients, the way the egg was served, and getting sick afterward make it difficult for me to rate it higher.

Don't let the outside look of the building or their homemade posted menu deter you from trying…read moretheir food. Made fresh to order and flavorful with decent prices. My favorite is their stir fried flat noodle with beef and stir fried green beans. Each meal comes with egg drop soup. I wish they would do a few upgrades to help with the appearance because it's one of the best kept secrets in Edmond for affordable Asian food.

Super quickly made, great service, and amazing quality…read more I love not only supporting local businesses, and it's even better when they absolutely deliver a great experience. Definitely my favorite Chinese takeout in Edmond.

Love this place! My…read morefavorite is the Saigon Combo with vermicelli noodles. Flavored pork, a crunchy egg roll, tender noodles, lettuce, carrots, cucumbers, peanuts, and their fish sauce combined is a light and refreshing flavor bomb. Love their Thai iced tea without boba, too.

Food is always good. Love the spicy pho. I ordered takeout once and the food taste frozen …read more.. service is always great and on par. The ambiance is clean and chill atmosphere.

Stopped in while my car was charging and had some great green curry with beef. I wish it had a bit…read moremore beef and vegetables for the price but it was still a good curry. I think it would have been even better with shrimp instead of beef. Nice restaurant with friendly staff. I'll definitely be back.

I have been going here for years and it is consistently great! Always super kind hospitality and…read moredelicious food. I usually always start with the papaya salad which is so crisp and a bit spicy!! The pork spring rolls are great. My typical entree is the ginger stir fry with chicken and it's so flavorful and the veggies are so fresh and not soggy.

I've been meaning to try this place and finally had the chance to stop by. Staff were friendly, but…read morethe ordering system wasn't clearly explained--you order first at the counter and then go back to pay after eating, which felt a bit slow, especially with lots of takeout orders. I ordered the bún riêu (crab noodle soup). Portion size was good with plenty of toppings, but the broth was bland and lacked depth. The grilled pork bánh mì was flavorful but could've used more meat. Pork egg rolls were decent. Overall, glad I tried it, but I wasn't very impressed. Might've ordered the wrong dish.

Cafe Ti Bo is a Vietnamese restaurant in Edmond, OK that serves a variety of Vietnamese dishes. You…read morehave the traditional appetizers, vermicelli, egg noodle, glass noodle, rice platters, pho, and Vietnamese baguettes. I would recommend to come here for their special dishes such as Bun Cha Ha Noi, Bún Đậu mắm tôm, bún riêu, bánh khot, and bánh cuốn. Bún Chả and Bún Đậu are traditional northern Vietnamese dishes which usually come with grilled meats, vermicelli, vegetables and served with fish sauce. In Bun Cha, use lettuce to wrap these ingredients together whereas Bun Dau typically comes with wraps. I tried the Bun Cha and it was great. The mints at Cafe Ti Bo were super fresh. Bun rieu and bánh cuốn are more readily consumed dishes, no wrap or additional work needed. Bánh khot is like mini "bánh xèo" so if you like bánh xèo then this dish is a good alternative. The prices of these dishes are quite fair, $13-14, with good portion size. The kumquat and coconut juice was good but it did have a distinctive smell of pickled kumquat. The "che ba màu" which was their only dessert was excellent. With so many dishes left to try, Cafe Ti Bo is on my return list.

I loved this hotpot place. They really do have 99+ ingredients to try. I recommend doing the…read morespecial with two flavored soups and a set choice of ingredients. We had the seafood mushrooms, which was a first taste for me. They were awesome! We also had bok choi, ribeye, fatty lamb, squid, and noodles The spicy broth was awesome and got hotter as it cooked down. The bone broth was my favorite: mild but full of flavor. We also tried the watermelon drink, which was excellent. The skewers are all flavored the same, but the pork belly was the best. The service was excellent and we got plenty of attention because not very many people where there.

The food was delicious and the portions are large. The place is very clean and service was decent…read more The pricing is the problem. I've never been to a hot pot where you pay à la cart for each item in the hotpot. It makes this place unaffordable. Broth- $18.99 Shrimp- $13.99 Green veggie platter- $14.99 Potato slices- $3.99 Corn- $3.99 Lotus root-$4.99 You can see how this gets insanely expense. $60+ for a hot pot with only a few ingredients is crazy. I wouldn't return because of the pricing. For two people our bill was over $100.

First time eating here. Good variety on the menu. Gracie-the waitress was a wonderful young…read morelady-very bubbly, sweet and helpful

I'm sure some of you know the feeling. It's been a long day of travel, multiple flights and taxis…read moreto the hotel. You're in the middle of the week just finishing up one customer visit on the heels of another with a lot to do in between. I normally adventurous wanting to venture out and try a restaurant the night just calls for staying in the room and ordering something in. Today was one of those days for me. I ordered delivery. The last time I was in Oklahoma City was in 1999 passing through on the way to Fort Worth, Texas for a Habitat for Humanity trip. So I don't have a lot of experience with the local dining culture. A quick read of a few sites said that aside from barbecue Asian food was a stand out in the area. So I looked for a good Chinese place and saw one with braised pork belly which caught my attention. I heard that with a hot and sour soup, which is one of my favorite soups when it's done right. Today it wasn't done right. It was just really bland. I normally like it spice here and to be honest it just didn't have a lot of flavor all around. I ordered some cream cheese wontons because, why not? They were OK. They were fried well and despite being delivered, were still crispy And the cream cheese inside of it was good, it would've just been nice to have a little bit more filling. I was really looking forward to the braised pork belly. The portion was ample and the sauce had a nice aroma to it. The pork itself was rather bland also. The preserved vegetables that came along with it had a nice Taste to them, but it didn't add much to the dish overall. All in all, the meal was so so. I wouldn't order from the place again and looking forward to my next eating adventure here tomorrow evening.

Nice authentic Vietnamese cuisine with attentive service in a stylish interior with plenty of…read moretables. Their egg banh mi is amazing and it comes in a combo deal with your choice of pho/noodles. Highly recommended and check it out in Edmond on Broadway!

Deliciousness!! Whether you're craving pho, vermicelli,…read moreorange chicken or fried rice...all are tasty. Homemade fried springs made daily and they are one of the best in the area! Very friendly and attentive staff.