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Kristan Blake Sanders
I could eat here every day. Shoe string operation. Love it! Incredible soup & the Sticky Rice/Mango! = . Whoa.
Pls keep up the great work ♡
… morePls keep up the great work ♡
Faith Miller
I was warmly welcomed when I walked in and the server was patient with all my questions! The owner(?) delivered the food with a smile and funny comment with each delivery! Everything was wonderful!!! The crispy pork and purple sticky rice was good, but the dipping sauce made it AMAZING, the Thai style papaya salad with crab had dimensions of tasty- and at a spicy level of 3 had my tongue burning and nose running but so worth it. The mango and sticky rice dessert was yummy and a huge portion. Will be back for sure!!
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OK Traveler (OK Traveler)
Sorry but atmosphere is good but it smells like cigarettes smoke bad. Other than that. The food is great and the menu is filled with Thai classics. Tom yum soup with 3 levels of heat is the deal!!!
… moreBrian Beddoes
Get the Chicken Khao Soi. Fantastic dish. Very delicious. Good sized portion (I wasn’t able to finish mine).
Highly recommend this place!
… moreHighly recommend this place!
K C
Listen, if you like Thai food try this place. The food here is so flavorful.
The fresh veggie spring rolls are so good. The dipping sauce has the slightest kick of heat with peanuts. It is not hot at all though it’s more flavorful.
The noodle dishes are tasty and you can customize the heat to your liking. The pad thai dish is citrusy and nutty.
The drunken noodles were a bit more earthy, savory and spicy but I also ordered it with some heat.
The shrimp rolls were pretty mid. And the cream cheese rolls were packed with cream cheese, personally i liked them.
I didn’t have pictures but the curries here are VERY good. The flavors are well balanced and flavorful!
… moreThe fresh veggie spring rolls are so good. The dipping sauce has the slightest kick of heat with peanuts. It is not hot at all though it’s more flavorful.
The noodle dishes are tasty and you can customize the heat to your liking. The pad thai dish is citrusy and nutty.
The drunken noodles were a bit more earthy, savory and spicy but I also ordered it with some heat.
The shrimp rolls were pretty mid. And the cream cheese rolls were packed with cream cheese, personally i liked them.
I didn’t have pictures but the curries here are VERY good. The flavors are well balanced and flavorful!
Shane Ramsey
As someone on a mission to rediscover all the Thai options in and around Tulsa, I was excited to revisit this spot, which has a long history of being one of my favorite places in the city.
I ordered the Beef and Green Bean (#44) with a spicy level of 5 out of 5. The dish was absolutely fantastic! The beef was tender, and the green beans were perfectly cooked, maintaining a delightful crunch. The spice level was likely spicy enough for most people, but I had specifically asked for it to be very spicy. I think most Thai restaurants assume I’m joking when I say I want it Thai hard, but Lisu Thai Kitchen did a great job nonetheless.
One of the first things I noticed upon arriving was the nostalgic feeling of being back in a location that has housed various Thai restaurants over the past decade or two. Lisu Thai Kitchen has managed to uphold the high standards that made this spot a favorite of mine years ago.
The atmosphere at Lisu Thai Kitchen is welcoming and laid-back, making it a great place to enjoy a meal with friends or family. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that my dining experience was enjoyable from start to finish.
Lisu Thai Kitchen is another great option for Thai cuisine in Tulsa. Whether you’re a long-time fan of this location or new to the area, I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m looking forward to continuing my journey of rediscovering Tulsa’s Thai food scene, and Lisu Thai Kitchen has set a high bar.
… moreI ordered the Beef and Green Bean (#44) with a spicy level of 5 out of 5. The dish was absolutely fantastic! The beef was tender, and the green beans were perfectly cooked, maintaining a delightful crunch. The spice level was likely spicy enough for most people, but I had specifically asked for it to be very spicy. I think most Thai restaurants assume I’m joking when I say I want it Thai hard, but Lisu Thai Kitchen did a great job nonetheless.
One of the first things I noticed upon arriving was the nostalgic feeling of being back in a location that has housed various Thai restaurants over the past decade or two. Lisu Thai Kitchen has managed to uphold the high standards that made this spot a favorite of mine years ago.
The atmosphere at Lisu Thai Kitchen is welcoming and laid-back, making it a great place to enjoy a meal with friends or family. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that my dining experience was enjoyable from start to finish.
Lisu Thai Kitchen is another great option for Thai cuisine in Tulsa. Whether you’re a long-time fan of this location or new to the area, I highly recommend giving it a try. I’m looking forward to continuing my journey of rediscovering Tulsa’s Thai food scene, and Lisu Thai Kitchen has set a high bar.
Jamie Sharum
It’s decorated very beautifully inside! I order the red curry and it was phenomenal I will be going back soon! My sister got the massaman Curry and it was delightful!! My two year old niece was accommodated with an extra plate and given an Early fortune cookies that she enjoyed! Her favorite thing there was the Thai tea which is to die for!
… moreSharon B
If you’ve been missing My Thai Kitchen since they closed, give Lisu Thai Kitchen a try — we were pleasantly surprised! The food was fresh, flavorful, and never soggy. I’ve eaten there for both lunch and dinner, and each meal has been consistently excellent.
The portions are just right — satisfying without being oversized — and most dishes are reasonably priced around $12–13. One of our favorite things about this restaurant is how peaceful it is. There’s no loud overhead music, which makes for such an enjoyable dining experience. Highly recommend!
… moreThe portions are just right — satisfying without being oversized — and most dishes are reasonably priced around $12–13. One of our favorite things about this restaurant is how peaceful it is. There’s no loud overhead music, which makes for such an enjoyable dining experience. Highly recommend!
E E.
10/10 will not be coming back. I’ve eaten the pad Thai here a handful of times, usually good pad Thai. This last time I ordered, it didn’t even have a fried texture to it(like you see in some great photo reviews on here). It was more like a slimy soup. Texture was that of a frozen pad Thai dish fresh out of the microwave I remember from my teens.
Two stars since I’ve had an edible batch from there before.
No photos since it’s in the trash.
… moreTwo stars since I’ve had an edible batch from there before.
No photos since it’s in the trash.
Ry Lewis
Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday about 11:45. At this point I was the only patron in the establishment, though several other tables filled as I ate. Place occupies a spot in a strip mall and interior feels kind of budget, though welcoming at the same time. Food pricing was a bit lighter than other Thai Restaurants in town too.
Service was fast and friendly, main course came out before I had made it half way into appetizer.
This is the first Thai restaurant in Tulsa that I got a cup of hot tea that was not self-brewing with a bag!
My appetizer was fresh rolls and these might be the best I’ve had in Tulsa: wrapped perfectly, fresh, yet balanced cilantro/carrot/mint, and thick/loaded. The sauce they served with it looked like a peanut sauce, though I found it a bit sweet and sour.
I was here for the main course, Massaman Curry. Rich and flavorful, balanced well. If I could knock it slightly, the potatoes were more like whole potatoes cut in half. While they were cooked perfectly, the starch had them sticking to my spoon when I cut them down in the curry.
Another small slight – when asked how spicy (1-5) I told the waitress ‘as hot as I can get it’ a 5, 10 or even 100!’ But what I had, while it was great in flavor, lacked heat significantly for this spice nut.
Overall, while not my ‘favorite’ curry in town, they have a very close second (to date). But know that I don’t hit up Tropical because their spice levels suck too. Bring up the heat and I would consider visiting again.
… moreService was fast and friendly, main course came out before I had made it half way into appetizer.
This is the first Thai restaurant in Tulsa that I got a cup of hot tea that was not self-brewing with a bag!
My appetizer was fresh rolls and these might be the best I’ve had in Tulsa: wrapped perfectly, fresh, yet balanced cilantro/carrot/mint, and thick/loaded. The sauce they served with it looked like a peanut sauce, though I found it a bit sweet and sour.
I was here for the main course, Massaman Curry. Rich and flavorful, balanced well. If I could knock it slightly, the potatoes were more like whole potatoes cut in half. While they were cooked perfectly, the starch had them sticking to my spoon when I cut them down in the curry.
Another small slight – when asked how spicy (1-5) I told the waitress ‘as hot as I can get it’ a 5, 10 or even 100!’ But what I had, while it was great in flavor, lacked heat significantly for this spice nut.
Overall, while not my ‘favorite’ curry in town, they have a very close second (to date). But know that I don’t hit up Tropical because their spice levels suck too. Bring up the heat and I would consider visiting again.