Omai Vietnamese Cuisine

This restaurant was a very good experience every time I spent there. The food was delicious, spices and ingredients we’re great. Very nice peaceful place to eat, talk and listen to the owner play music.
There a lot of seating, Enugu space to be able to have elbow room and too get buy other tables without having to squeeze through.
The staff is amazing, very sweet and welcoming. Very much felt like a home.
So if you are looking for amazing food, definitely try this place out.
I will be back many times!

Consistently very good. Very friendly staff always a great place to eat, especially for lunch. The sesame and lemongrass beef is my favorite.

My partner and I dined here for lunch. The restaurant was very clean and spacious, but not very busy. Most menu items were inexpensive (under $ 10). Service was good and the food came quickly.
I ordered the small Phở Tai (rare steak) and my partner ordered the small Phở Ga (chicken). The serving sizes were very large for «small» dishes — the XL bowls must be huge! Both dishes were excellent. The broth was unique and incredibly tasty. The meat portions were above average.
We had a great experience and will definitely be back.

Our go-​to in Oklahoma City. We were initially hesitant but now we crave this food every week! I wish we lived closer. I cannot rave enough about their Lemon Grass. It’s always been a favorite when we’ve been to other Viet restaurants but theirs is SO good. I love their rice, they make it so it is not sticky. Staff friendly. I hope they keep up the good work.

This place is nice. The food is okay. I believe it’s a bit overpriced. I like the atmosphere. Haven’t tried many things on the menu, so I will be back to update my review.

I believe they just changed owners/​management. They have changed a few things with the décor (a little brighter now) but the food still remains great. The phở broth is just a little different now but that’s not really a bad thing. Good stuff.

Good food. Good people. Dessert is always freshly made. Rice platters and phở are my fav. What separates Omai from the other Vietnamese restaurants in Tulsa/​BA is their wide selection of beers. My family and I go here every week.

Omai has a new owner but the cook is still the same.
The broth tastes even better, like they spend more time cooking it now.
They’ve also hired more people so the service is much better than it was before Easter.
It’s a travesty that Omai wasn’t included in the most recent Tulsa Weekly Unilocal for Phở. This is the best Phở place in town, hands down.

The food is very good but the service is not the best. The thing with this place is its not busy, I haven’t ever seen more than two tables with customers at a time during lunch. I think the service is poor because they aren’t expecting any customers so it takes them awhile to figure out your there. They have live music late night and on the weekends and iv driven by and seen people in cocktail wear going in and out so I think they must make all there money during that time when the bar portion is open.

This is my goto place for Bún bò Hu. I have yet to find one tastier. The flavor and the color of the broth are fantastic. It has enough heat and lemongrass to please my senses. I often ask for meatballs to be added. The family that runs this restaurant has always made me feel at home and catered to every silly request I make.

Excellent! Great food, very inexpensive. Loved the spring and egg rolls. All very well done. We had crispy noodles and fried rice. We will definitely be going back!

Wonderful find in Broken Arrow. First visit, I had the Phở and it was top notch. The owner, Mai, is very nice and service is good. Second time, I got the Banh Mi, which is a Vietnamese sandwich on a French roll. In New Orleans, we call it a Vietnamese po-​boy, and this was one of the best I’ve had with all fresh ingredients. O’mai is now on my favorite restaurant list!

I rarely give 5 stars on a first visit, but everything about this place was top notch and a delicious class act. The interior is warm and inviting, with potential for live music as there is a piano and guitar among other instruments. I could even see a potential future karaōke night brewing…
The spring rolls were excellent and fresh. The peanut sauce that accompanied them wasn’t what I anticipated– thicker than most, and yet I think it may be the best I’ve ever had.
The lemon grass chicken was a tame but delicious dish I’d recommend to those unsure of what to get. I could see my mom ordering and enjoying this dish as it wasn’t spicy or too exotic. It came with white rice and a bowl of phở which was some of the best phở I’ve had in Oklahoma. Top marks there.
Finally, we had the vermicelli noodle salad with mixed meats. I wasn’t sure what one of the meats was, but it still was pretty great. There were also nuts in this which didn’t quite feel like they belonged.
Amazing food: you’ve gotta try this!

Went here on a whim for lunch. I had vegetable phở, friends had meatball and brisket phở. Everyone left full and happy, we will definitely come back again and try other things on the menu.
Bottom line: excellent service and delicious food.

Great food and good family business! Large and roomy and very clean place. The food takes a while since they’re very new, opened since July 14. Has great potentials. Come check it out for some good Vietnamese food!

Food is delicious. The Imperial Rolls, Spring Rolls, and Chicken Wings were great starters. The members of our party had Lemongrass Chicken, Crispy Noodle Chicken, Sesame Lemongrass Beef, and Korean Ribs. Everyone loved their dishes.

The restaurant is pretty clean and has a nice spacious layout. The menu offers beef variety dish, Bun Bo Hue, and Phở with Ox tail. All of the mentioned are not normally seen in this market. The phở broth was good, but not great. I think it was a little too greasy and not as complex flavor as I prefer. Over all good service and restaurant.

Went for lunch today. Was excited to try it. Atmosphere is nice. It wasn’t busy– one other customer. They had a high chair for my 1 year old, however, there is not a kids menu so don’t take kids. I had to ask for just rice noodles so they had something to eat. They are pretty pricey as well. I had the Omai noodle salad it was $ 9.99. They charge for refills so be aware of that. I enjoyed what I got having never had this type of food before, just next time I’ll get it to go.

Just went in today, they were not that busy, but when we got there, no one offer to help not said hi… Stood and waited for like 5 min and still no one came and helped us. We just walked out!!! First time there and so far no good, will not be going back!!! Very angry! Feel stupid just standing there and looking at the waiter and waitress walking by like we don’t exist!!!