I'm not a Ramen lover but I love this place. Soup better than Grannies. I have a substantial…read moreappetite but I get full with just one bowl. No need for an appetizer. No room for dessert. Eat here get well fed for cheep. I do recommend asking for an extra egg. They are delicious. John M. Eagleton

The ambiance & decor are what made me stay. Each wall has its own unique style and it's so…read moreenjoyable, even when dining alone. The edamame was warm and lightly salted (plenty to share). I liked the Seaweed Sales, though it was moister than I expected. The Tuna Lovers Roll is an exposition of flavor! Three different tunas and beautifully presented. I also ordered the Red Snapper & Smoked Salmon Nigiri; but had a very fresh flavor, but a bit on the thin side (good thing I was already stuffed). They have a limited wine selection, but the house Sauvignon Blanc was fine, especially for the price. I'll be back to try the ramen next time I'm in town.

Fresh Ramen & Poke Bowls always hit the spot and this place does it right. Tons of variety for…read morebubble-tea. Service is kind and points for a fun ambiance. Also great for takeout orders

I've been on a ramen kick lately. Some shopping was taking place & since we were in the area, I set…read morea date in place to check this spot out. With the handful of ramen options that were in place, going back & forth between a couple, I went with the Shoyu ramen. My protein was the fried chicken & it went well with the pork broth. The egg was perfect. Plenty of spinach, which I enjoyed a lot, along with two good sized pieces of seaweed. The garlic oil didn't take over the whole dish, just the right amount. The other option I was going back & forth with was the Spicy Miso ramen. The wait for the food wasn't long & it was somewhat busy. Surrounded by anime, art, tons of colors. They had fruit teas & smoothies that I'd want to come back for & try.

This matcha latte was such a sweet treat. Very balanced and not OVERLY sweet- I let the ice melt a…read morelittle before drinking and it was perfect.

I've eaten at a lot of places in America claiming to serve "authentic Japanese ramen," and let's…read morejust say some of them should be investigated by international authorities. Then I found Jinya Ramen. The Tonkotsu Black came out looking like a supermodel. The pork chashu was cooked so perfectly it practically melted in my mouth. The noodles had me one bite away from checking flights to Tokyo. If nostalgia had a texture, it would be those noodles. The egg? Soft boiled perfection. That beautiful jammy center deserved its own spotlight and possibly a small round of applause. I also ordered the pork gyoza, and whoever pan-fried those deserves a raise immediately. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside--basically what every dumpling dreams of becoming. My only tiny complaint: you've got to season your own broth a little. But honestly, compared to some of the so-called "Japanese ramen" spots I've tried in the U.S., this place is five stars and then some. The service was fast, attentive, and genuinely caring--it felt authentic, not forced. The restaurant itself was beautifully decorated, spotless, and had the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay for a while.

Pho Nhi Vietnamese Noodle House is currently my second favorite spot for Vietnamese pho and spring…read morerolls in the Tulsa Metropolitan Area. Located in Tulsa Global District (E. 21st and Garnett Rd), right next to Nam Hai Oriental Market, this Vietnamese restaurant is the definition of casual. Entrees from this restaurant are cheap and affordable. The pho broth was quite savory, a little toward the sugary sweeter end. The pho noodles were good, soft yet still retaining some texture. Combination pho only had like 3 different meats. The spring rolls at Pho Nhi were jumbo and meaty, one of my favorite spring rolls. With good food and great service at a cheap and affordable price, it's hard not to include Pho Nhi in the list of Favorite Vietnamese Pho in Tulsa Metropolitan Area.

Delicious and fast as always incredible service and quiet atmosphere always my go to spotread more

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.

Excellent lunch. Everything was very good. Nice little patio. Friendly service. We're moving to…read moreanother state, but hopefully we'll get a chance to come here again on trips back to see family. It's definitely worth it.

I was looking for something delicious and different and you can smell the aroma as your driving…read morethere. They have the most delicious fried rice's and verities of delicious plates and the ragoo wonton's are delicious & amazing red sauce. They been absolutely the best and freshest . And I'm very very picky. I recommend this quaint place to be.

I really wanted to like this restaurant because I love to support local businesses. However, this…read moremeal was so disappointing. We ordered Dan Dan noodles, chicken lettuce wraps, and wontons. I placed my order at 8:30, they close at 9 and it was for pickup. I wondered if maybe that's the reason the food was so bad. The noodles were so overcooked that and mushy and had a very unpleasant taste. The wontons must have been old because all the filling was dried out and the lettuce wraps, the chicken had zero flavor. Needless to say, we ended up picking up a burger.

I have been eyeballing this establishment for months now because I got an awesome job opportunity…read moredown the street. After work today, I decided to give it a try and ordered the pork belly Ramen along with the lettuce wrapped pork belly. The Ramen was so flavorful and the pork belly was nice and tender. The lettuce wraps were so delicate but packed with so much flavor. I'm not sure what the sauce is, but it has a little kick to it, and I love it. The restaurant itself has its own flair and style in a unique way. It's a pretty neat place if you ask me! Little side note though, you probably shouldn't wear earbuds while taking orders. Kinda makes it hard to hear the customer. Overall, it's an awesome place though! Oh yeah, I also forgot to mention that one lettuce wrap didn't make it home...

Incredible atmosphere and delicious food. I got the Steak ramen, the steak itself was very tasty…read moreand I enjoyed the red peppers on it. Hubby got Miso ramen with the spicy salsa. Both were delicious. Service was amazing as well, 100% recommend when visiting Tulsa!

Honestly it's been a while since I had this positive of an experience when eating out…read more The food was amazing, some people might think it's expensive compared to chilis or some other dining experiences but he quality is amazing you can tell nothings been frozen or sitting longer than it should be. Unlike other places where they get inexpensive and processed mozzarella sticks and chicken tenders. It's all just whole ingredients with great quality. And the service was the best I've had in a very long time. I can't not say enough about how awesome the experience was. Usually for holidays or birthdays like this we go out for hibachi and after this I think we are 100% hot pot people. Such a good experience you get with your loved ones cooking food together, mixing sauces and eating. Will be back and will be suggesting this place to everyone with ears and a mouth.

We had to come back again because it was so outstanding last time we were here. As usual everything…read moreis 10 out of 10 , service is amazing, Food is top-notch very fresh high-quality ingredients waitress is very attentive with a wonderful nice attitude. All the food comes out very quickly. it's not much wait time. One only thing I will change is to have a bigger stomach.

Fun and flavorful family owned and made from scratch. This amazing gem tucked in a cozy spot had…read morethe best vegetarian samosa and tea leaf salad. Don't sleep on this sweet spot- the food is great!

Tulsa is the 8th US city with the largest Burmese population. As a result, Tulsa has the one and…read moreonly Burmese restaurant, Kai Burmese Cuisine, and we are grateful for its existence. When going to Kai Burmese Cuisine, one may notice influences from many other nearby Asian countries, infused with its own distinctive ingredients, making Burmese food very different and unique. One may have to give this restaurant several tries in order to appreciate what it has to offer. In other words, think of Burmese cuisine as an acquired taste, similar to coffee. To help you get started: M-2. Nan Gyi/Nan Tay: a stir fry noodle dish. What made this dish different was the the udon noodles are coated with roasted soy bean powder to give the dish a semi-curry based taste. Not exactly...but it's the best way I could describe it. Very different and unique stir fry noodle dish. M-2. Myi Oo Mee Shii: a much thicker viscosity soup than any Asian noodle soups. Similar to a seafood stew...but with Asian seasoning. Very different and unique noodle soup. M-4. Tom Yum Noodle Soup: almost identical to Thai Tom Yum except the meat. Generic, boring, and not as great as the traditional Thai Tom Yum. I would not re-order this soup again at Kai. 4. Samosa: Great. India's curry based influence. House made fish sauce to go with it. Different for sure! Here are some other things about Kai Burmese Cuisine you may want to know. The restaurant closes at 6 PM so in order to make it to the restaurant, you have to get off work early. If you get there at 5 PM, the workers and their families are eating dinner in the lobby so if you need something, you let one of them know (laugh out loud). Apparently, the restaurant does not usually have customers during this closing hour.

I always get the special pho. It's perfect for a cold rainy day or even a normal day. The vibe is…read morerelaxed and the service is always great.

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.