
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 12–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 704 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Phone: (405) 404-3111
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Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Anthony & Alex have provided the BEST service. They were both so attentive & kind. The food is exceptional, the environment is chill & clean. My favorite spot hands down.
The Atmosphere & Service
The location is undeniably trendy and has a great energy. They offer outdoor seating, which is a huge plus if the weather is nice. A major shoutout to the staff—they were incredibly helpful and attentive, making sure we were taken care of despite the busy crowd.
Pro Tip: Parking is a challenge here. Give yourself an extra 10–15 minutes just to find a spot, or consider ride-sharing. Nearby paid parking is available.
The Food
The stars of the show are definitely the noodles. They were perfectly cooked with a fantastic, chewy texture—exactly what you want from a hand-pulled noodle spot.
However, the menu is quite small. This is the biggest drawback if you’re coming with a group. If everyone in your party isn’t explicitly craving noodles, they are going to feel very limited. There simply isn’t much variety for those looking for something different.
We were glad to see tofu options on the menu!
Final Verdict
I probably won’t make a return visit myself just because of the limited options, but if you are strictly in the mood for noodles, I’d recommend giving them a try. Just make sure your whole party is on the same page before you fight for a parking spot!
The dishes we tried were portioned well, cheese wontons were light and full of flavor, noodle dish was good, I was hoping the noodles would be a bit thinner, stretched a few more times but still a good meal. Chicken was tasty with good texture.
Tiramisu desert was light and flavorful, extra notes of the Thai coffee peaking through
This place was Amazing!
The environment was cozy, and clean. The staff was nice as expected.
The wife and I really didn’t read in detail about this place. We just went off the Google reviews and pictures.
We shared the chicken jalapeno egg rolls (they were tasty, and spicy ) that came with a siracha mayo dipping sauce. So when these two are paired it’s even hotter. So I ate my egg roll solo. Wife was dipping and tripping with that dynamic duo.
Thank the maker we shared a bowl of the cumin braise beef noodle soup.
It was huge! A bounty for two big-backs!
Okay let’s start with the broth, welp, it was clear with tiny ponds of oil from the beef and the chemistry they used to create such a velvety taste.
The smell was nice and beefy.
The braised beef was perfect not over seasoned with cumin or salt. The beef to broth was a perfect pair, the green onions, cilantro, fried garlic, bok choi and chili earl made a winning team. Saving the best for last was the noodles.
The wife and I were conversing about how awesome the flat noodles were the staple of this soup, and why this place was called Big Bang. Welp the joke was on us when we left, and when I took a picture of the restaurant sign, it was clear we were only thinking with our stomachs and not our brains.
I will be coming back and if you’re into anime, you’ll love it here. They were playing JJK on the TV while I was having my meal. But I couldn’t pay attention, the food was hitting
I had the garlic noodles and the portion was very generous. Started with the cream cheese wonton and they were excellent. Will definitely be back.
Service was fast and friendly. Drinks always filled and she was very polite.