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

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's been 6 years since my first visit to Pho 71 on N Elm St in Broken Arrow. Much time has passed,…read morebut the experience remains the same. I love the fresh spring rolls at Pho 71. They were absolutely delicious. On the other hand, the Vietnamese pho left a lot to be desired. The broth was the most flavorful and rich of all the broths. However, I got a sodium head rush just like I did 6 years ago, maybe too much MSG and salt? I liked the textures of the pho noodles very much and the vegetables plate was great. The lady server was friendly. The restaurant itself is small and it wasn't too busy. I loved the pho at this restaurant, I just didn't like the head rush.

My husband ordered the grilled pork sandwich and added an egg. He was surprised when there was no…read morepate in it.

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.

The lychee drink is TO DIE FOR! Delicious! Boba- perfectly prepared and fresh…read more The Bbq banh mi- so yummy, packed with meat and veggies- amazing price. This is for sure going to be our go to Banh Mi spot.

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!

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.

Haven't been here in a while since the ownership change, so I decided to stop by again…read more Unfortunately, the broth doesn't taste as authentic as it used to. The flavor seems different -- not as rich or deep as before. I also ordered the chicken rice, and it was very dry and lacked the flavor it used to have. That dish was always a highlight for me, so it was pretty disappointing. Service wasn't as fast as I remember either. The wait time was longer, even though it didn't seem very busy. Hoping they can improve and bring back the quality and speed they were once known for.

A Tulsa classic supporting my vegan diet for decades. Just be sure they understand you want to…read moreavoid fish sauce.

Best Egg Rolls in Tulsa, hands down!!! Great food dishes as well!! Highly recommend eating or…read moretakeout from Ri Le's !!!!!

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.

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.

Good solid food but not distinctive enough from other Thai-like restaurants. We ordered the chicken…read moresatay (aka the Street Vendor Skewers), the pad Thai and the pan fried noodles. Good but not distinctive enough in my opinion. Great service, modern ambiance, competitive price, plenty of parking up front.

This was our first time ordering food from this restaurant. The Pho my husband loved and 4 level…read morespice was on point! Loved my spring rolls. I tried the Vietnamese chicken salad and was pleasantly surprised. We will be stopping in from now on. Finding great pho and spring rolls is hard to do and they have them both!