Dined in for lunch yesterday and met Jose, the owner, who was friendly and offered suggestions on…read morewhat is popular on the menu. I ordered the galbi and tofu stew with pork and my wife ordered the yukgaejang stew. Jose said the banchan were unlimited, which is nice to hear. Besides the fermented radish, which I personally don't eat, all the banchan dishes were good. The standout was the kimchi, which is the best we've had in Tulsa so far. Believe it or not, it's better than Mr. Kim's and Korean Garden. The stews came out sizzling out, great sign! My tofu soup was on point for a rainy day. It had the right about of spice and the broth was good. I was a bit surprised that it didn't come with an egg though. The galbi was nice. Although not as good as what we've had in other states, but pretty good for Tulsa. It was slightly sweet and savory. Happy to have dined here. We will return for more!

Favorite Korean in Tulsa! Authentic dishes, delicious bonchon sides, homemade fresh kimchi, and…read morevery friendly and attentive service.

Brought my son here for a first time visit and we both were very impressed. Korean Garden is a…read moresmall and cozy strip mall restaurant with just enough table area for regular seating and a separate little space for special occasion dining. We ordered iced tea to sip while configuring our menu selection...we'd already established some of these goodies would be taken home...yet we of had to give it a taste first. To enjoy as we sat at our table and took in the subtle ambiance, my son chose the Spicy Beef Ramen and I the Short Rib Stew. Both our selections were seriously delicious and yum yum yummy to say the least!! As additions to accompany this absolute goodness we were already experiencing, we ordered some Fried Pork Dumplings...crunchy and delectable! The Beef Bulgogi...son almost lost focus on his Ramen lol the beef was sooo good!! Sweet and Sour Pork...the aroma alone will pull you in and the flavor will make you want more...that sauce!!! And lastly the Shrimp Fried Rice...Not overly done with soy sauce and saltiness...instead flavorful and delicious!! The banchan was great...I love the radish kimchi while my son devours cabbage kimchi The only missing was steamed egg which we both love Our service was really nice, assertive and friendly. I do like that they bring things out as they are prepared on a push cart...reminded us of the restaurants we love back home in California...This ensures your dishes are brought to Hot and Steamy!

Delicious, homey Korean restaurant that can be easy to overlook when driving past the shopping…read moreplaza it's tucked into. Interior is cozy and simply decorated. The coziness did start to feel cramped once the restaurant started getting full for lunch though; it might have just been our specific seats, but we had to shift our party's table to avoid my side touching the customers sitting at the next table. Service was otherwise great and food came out in a timely manner. Everything was delicious. We all enjoyed the japchae and bulgogi, and I personally really liked the seafood jeon even though I thought it was a bit thicker/eggier than I prefer. Banchan was all delicious, but the portions were slightly less generous than what I've come to grow used to at other Korean restaurants. I'm so glad there are great options for Korean food in Tulsa and I will definitely be back the next time I'm in town. - Ambiance: 4/5 - Food: 4/5 - Service: 5/5

I visited this spot during a weekend trip! Now this was my first (and only) time trying Korean…read moreOmakase--what an experience! The food was absolutely incredible, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor. The variety of dishes included in the omakase were top-notch, bursting with flavor, and you will definitely leave full. My waiter was extremely helpful and friendly, which made the experience even better. This was hands down my favorite meal in Tulsa. Highly recommend, and go immediately!

We stopped in while visiting Tulsa. The Korean bbq was decent, although I wish they had better…read morebanchan options. It's not all you can eat but portion sizes were good.

I'm so glad we finally have AYCE Korean BBQ in Tulsa! We finally tried it, and we were impressed…read more The food was great quality and very fresh. They have a bar set up to get your sides and sauces, which I like. The staff was friendly, and the robot that brings the food was adorable. The decor is upscale and clean. Overall, we were very satisfied and will be back often.

This is a pretty typical Korean Cook Your Own Food place. It you don't like the way it's cooked,…read moreit's on you . How does one comment on food here? They did have a great variety. Steak, seafood etc. It all looked well prepared. The more premium items ie ribeye, scallops. came in small servings ie 5 scallops at a time. Service was provided by nice teenagers and a robot. The latter was not exactly effective. Too bad as the kids were very busy. Service should be better for what essentially costs $40 pp with out beverages. However, if you know the genre, this is typical Ambiance. It was very clean. It seems to be a former Fridays, Shoneys, which is irrelevant as it was nicely redone. If you like and know the genre, you will not be disappointed with this place. I am not grading them up for what is essentially a DIY dinner.

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

Great spot conveniently located in Tulsa Hills. The space is open and casual with a kpop/anime vibe…read morewhich makes it a fun place to hang out. There are claw machines at the front and back and sketchbooks with colored pencils on every table so you can draw while waiting for your food. The service is friendly - you order at the front counter and get a buzzer that buzzes when your food is ready at the pickup counter. The boba drinks are good. They have a decent selection of milk teas and fruit drinks as well as toppings. The boba pearls are done right, freshly made so they are soft and chewy like they're supposed to be. Once I ordered popping boba on accident (honey boba on the menu) thinking it was regular boba sweetened with honey and did not like it. They graciously switched it out with regular boba for me which I truly appreciated. My one recommendation would be to adjust the sweetness level if you prefer lighter drinks. The last time I visited I forgot to ask and it was a bit on the sweet side for me. I've also ordered poke and teriyaki bowls from them before and it was ok. The food was fine, it just didn't stand out to me. I usually come here for the drinks but would give the food another try given the good service and atmosphere. They have ramen, rice bowls, and appetizers like chicken karaage and kimchi fries. Overall I'd recommend Gung Ho as a solid hangout spot that's centrally located with good drinks and plenty of food options.

Delicious food, warm and attentive staff, relaxed atmosphere! I had the Udon and a hot sake on a…read morecold night and it hit the spot!

Service was great. They offer a variety of lunch specials. The side fried wise was amazing…read more. definitely a go to for lunch.

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.

I love there are more Filipino food places popping up around town and here's another good one. Have…read moreeaten here a couple of times, once at TU's xmas sale and once again at 36StN food park. Both times the food was excellent and the service very friendly. The adobo burger is fantastic as is the pansit. When u see these folks around Tulsa or the surrounding area u need to hit them up. Usually they parked in Sand Springs during the week but make it out as far as Shawnee and Tahlequah.

This was my first time having filipino food and it is out of this world!!! The owners were really…read morenice too

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.

Today I asked if they could prepare #11 with less salt. #11 is Kung Pao chicken. She brought me…read moreMoo Goo Guy Pan. I went ahead and too it because I'd never had that dish and I had heard it has the lowest sodium content of just about any Chinese dish. It had quality ingredients but not much flavor. Next time, I will ask if they can prepare Kung Pao Chicken with less salt.

It's been a while since I came back to Chopsticks. Not much has changed. A few items have been…read moreremoved from the menu. The restaurant still caters Korean/Chinese food hybrid, predominantly Chinese food though. A few positive features worth mentioning. I really like the inside of this restaurant. It always appears very clean. The food is relatively cheap when comparing to the like of Chengdu. Hot tea is served in a hot tea pot, not in a cup. YES! YES!! YES!!! I feel like the Korean food at Chopsticks lack the "Korean" flavor. If the server did not tell me the Jampong soup is Korean, I would have thought it's Chinese. The beansprouts, cucumbers, Napa cabbage, and seafood scream out Korean but the taste says something otherwise. It really does have a generic taste. The Mapo tofu has soft tofu in some sort of shredded meat sauce. It's a little salty but goes well with white rice. The white rice was a little hard on this particular visit. I guess it's going to be another 6-12 months for me to come back to try Chopsticks again. Sigh...