While being back in Tulsa visiting family on the 100 yr anniversary of route 66 we decided to visit…read moreMother Road Market. Super eclectic place all kinds of amazing food. I chose to eat at Chicken and the Wolf bc they have chicken strips and I'm a chicken strip fanatic...lol they were so delicious stop there if you like chicken strips. All in all its a great place to stop to take take in mid America and the wonderful people of Tulsa. There is fantastic diversity of food for all from Middle East to Midwest America.

Stopped in for a quick lunch with colleagues. We went right at 11 AM and were able to park close…read moreand did not have to wait in line at any of the spots. When we left, it was packed! I hadn't been in a while and a lot of the vendors have changed. There's more Kitchen 66 pop ups throughout. That's a good thing but I miss some of the other businesses. I also hate that they don't have Stubborn sodas anymore. At least Big Dipper is still there.

Ruby Thai Kitchen is located in Woodland Hills Mall Food Court. It's more Chinese than Thai. Thai…read morefood is available as order on demand. What's available immediately is Chinese. The food was actually great, your best option available in that food court for Chinese food. Chicken dishes were tender with good flavors. Portion size was fairly generous. Good option for a quick bite. Fast service. I would come back whenever I am at Woodland Hills Mall.

If you're looking for a solid Americanized Chinese food place, this it a great option. I realize…read morethe name implies a Thai influence, but if it's there, I'm missing it. Options are limited, but I don't think that's a negative here. Our table tried mango chicken, bang bang chicken, and sweet onion chicken along with fried rice and chow mein. Everything was really tasty. The bang bang chicken was not at all spicy, which was a tiny let down, but the flavor was still great, and I'd get it again. I didn't have any bites of chicken that were fatty or swuish- it was all meat, and I appreciate that. Service was fast as you order at the counter, and they scoop it into Styrofoam containers. Portions were large. It's in the mall food court, so it's loud, but that's to be expected. I would go back for sure.

I first had a Korean corn dog when I was in Seattle Chinatown and now we have this option here in…read moreTulsa. I love that they have these incredible egg sandwiches as well as real deal Korean corn dogs. If you've never experienced a Korean corn dog it's very different than an American corn dog because you can get sweet potato or regular potato on the outside or you can just get the really crispy outside batter. then they have all these sauces or cinnamon sugar that you can sprinkle on your corn dog and it just makes it that much better. It's super affordable and a really great spot especially if you wanna try something different and yummy. Everything is made to order and doesn't take too long.

My partner told me about this place & it came to mind when I was looking for something in the area…read more As many times as I looked up the menu, prepping myself for a moment like this, I wasn't ready as they're are so many options/ways the corndogs are served. I went with the classic, it gave me the idea of this spot & to try just about every option on the menu. The Classic was coated & fried to perfection. Light & crispy, made for dipping (you can get up to 3 cups for sauces). As I was waiting for the order to be ready, there were numerous condiments to choose from like chili, sriracha, garlic... I went with the sriracha & the chili. I enjoyed both sauces, I like to try chili sauces by the restaurant & theirs is the way I like it. The wait didn't take long at all, especially with me having a Mochinut to hold me over. I went with cinnamon sugar, which is something I'd usually go for anywhere to let me know how good to other flavors will be. All of the flavors caught my eye & there were plenty to choose from (like mango & blueberry to name a couple). Outside of those selections I made, there's another thing they're known for, they egg toast. The Teriyaki one is the one I might have to try first. The staff was nice. As if all that wasn't enough, they also have slushes.

I love wang wang ! Great bang for your buck .. I love the steam dumplings they are my favoriteread more

My go to for Chinese takeout ! Order online and have it delivered or picked up in approximately 15…read moreminutes Best egg foo young in Tulsa ! Inexpensive in the portions are large!

Every once in a while I get the craving for Pho. And even in east Tulsa, with so many options to…read morechoose from, Pho Da Cao never disappoints. Today, DoorDash hooked me up. I ordered the Pho with steak and brisket and the shrimp spring rolls. The spring rolls were light and flavorful with a touch of cilantro to brighten each bite. The peanut dipping sauce was wonderful with just a bit left over. The Pho was just the right size. I ordered Medium with chicken broth. The accoutrements... onion, cilantro, jalapeños, bean sprouts, rice noodles, and lime wedges allowed me to customize my experience. Each bite was perfect and the jalapeño slices added a nice bit of flavor and heat. Prices are reasonable. Quality was exceptional and food tasted fresh. Definitely worth checking out,

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.

I haven't been to Popeyes in many years. I was driving by them yesterday and decided to give them a…read moretry. I went through the drive thru. It was lunchtime and very busy but the line moved quickly. The cashier was very friendly and thanked me for stopping by. The food was really tasty. Piping hot! I ordered a 2-piece spicy meal. It came with a breast, thigh, red beans and rice, and a biscuit. There spicy chicken is pretty spicy so if you dont really like spicy food then maybe you should get the mild chicken that they also serve. I was very pleased with my lunch from Popeyes and will definitely go back again soon.

Fish sandwich wasn't good, fried pickles weren't good, the store was very cold and the guy said he…read morewould bring out the fried pickles and forgot, we were thru eating when I went and got the pickles. We won't be back !

The boba tea scene in Tulsa is really lacking. It's just not thriving like other cities. It's…read morereally struggling. Could it be a lack of investment or is it Tulsa itself? Maybe a little bit of both? Hey Boba reminds me of the boba tea shops in San Antonio, TX. It's privately owned and not a franchise. Because of this reason, there is no regulation on the products the shop uses. If you are used to milk tea from popular boba tea franchises like Tapioca Lounge, Sharetea, Gongcha, Tiger Sugar, and even Kung Fu Tea, then I am sorry to say...the milk tea at Hey Boba and similar privately owned boba tea shops taste "diluted" and sometimes "powdery." Hey Boba tea does not taste powdery though, but does taste diluted. I want to support local businesses which is why I gave it a 4 stars. For me, the best boba tea shop in Tulsa is Kung Fu Tea even though Kung Fu Tea is my least favorite out of all the boba tea franchises.

Been coming here for 10 years. Since I was in high school, the owner is very sweet. I generally…read moreorder, taro, but all the boba flavors , are very good.

Not sure if this is the exact Chick-Fil-A in Tulsa I went to, but it had a futuristic looking…read moreplayground attached to it and these robot HAL-2000 trash cans that didn't look too happy when ungrateful patrons spilled their shakes on their flap-lids. Can I just say how amazeballs the Frosted Lemonade is? It's not just frozen lemonade, they add something extra like lemon ice cream to it - it's amazing. I also tried the Frosted Coffee but it wasn't as good. Same thing with their limited edition Peach milkshake. Recommended just for the Frosted Lemonade alone!

This address brought us through a cute neighborhood and left us on a corner. No Chick fila at all…read more Just a wooden fence. Something wrong somewhere. It looks like it's in the university. As does the other shown close by.

9:15, biscuits and pizza my only option for breakfast...walked in, walked out. Pair of ladies…read morebehind me walked in, went to the breakfast case and left right behind me, empty handed. I get having your hot dog on the rollers...but when people are walking in and out...there is an issue you are still not addressing.

this is the one with a concept i've yet to trust... the walk in & walk out where you place your…read morecard to enter, grab whatever you're looking for then leave as the transaction will take place after the fact. i remember coming across this concept for the first time in denver at an airport, it still feels odd. outside of that, it's the typical qt just like the ones in the surrounding areas. it felt good knowing that it was well stocked AND that it was open at an early time (7am), which is suitable for individuals who live + work in the heart of downtown tulsa. i got a coffee (they have their nitro coffee bar as well), a sausage biscuit (which is one of the advantages of coming right at open because they sell out quick at other locations that are 24 hours) & a couple of waters. this will be my go-to when i'm housesitting, which is what i was doing at the time of the visit as i just so happened to look up ones in the area outside of my usual on 15th & denver. this comes along with the food court that's at bok tower.