korean garden

used to be my absolute favoritetulsarestaurant. not anymore though.
they no longer have the buffet, which was amazing. apparently the wiring in it went bad and they saw it as a convenient excuse to escape the labor and prep that comes with running a buffet and they just decided not to fix it.
here's what you no longer get: variety, great soup, ribs, all kinds of side dishes available, kimbap, kimchee, bulgogi, spicy pork bulgogi, etc etc. instead, you can order from menu and hope you like it because there's no variety offered. very unfortunate because i brought a lot of people to korean garden because the buffet was an un-intimidating way to introduce people to korean cuisine. the last time i was in, the unused buffet was still sitting there empty as a reminder of what used to be.
if you're new to korean cuisine, i highly recommend seoul bistro down the road. they have lots of photos posted in the restaurant to help you choose your meal. sorry korean garden, we're done.

one of my favoritetulsaresturants. every meal i have had a korean garden has been good. my go to dish is spicy beef bulgogi. the meals come with traditional korean sides and rice. i have been coming here for over six years and always leave happy. if you have extra time there is a asian convenience store next door that is worth checking out.

wow! this will be atulsastaple for me! we love korean food and are therefore very particular about it. we ordered off the menu. my wife had the seafood noodle soup, i had the spicy pork and squid. the kimchee is wonderful! we will be back!

this place rocks! great kalbi for the dinner/sunday buffet.. this casual restaurant offers the most authentic korean cuisne in tulsa. the dinner/sunday buffet with kalbi (beef short ribs) is the bomb for meat eaters. personally i love their spicy pickled cucumber kim-chee, their veggie maki is good and they seem to always be able to have good oranges sliced as dessert. having moved totulsafrom chicago (which is so much more diverse and has great ethnic cuisne) there is korean garden and hmong cafe (vietnamese pho) and asian cuisne (chinese) that i'd say can even come close to some real asian (not made only for american taste) food! try these 3 restaurants if you want something near authentic in tulsa! if you like pf changs and pei wai - stick to it.

the korean garden serves the only authentic korean food intulsaand one of my favorite restaurants of any style. it is a small family owned restaurant, clean and simple with a very good menu. they serve a variety of bulgogi, soups, bi-bim-bap, roast fish