Ten Below Cafe

We tested out Ten Below Cafe located off northwest 23rd and Western. We ordered California rolls, beef hibachi bowl, chicken hibachi bowl, dumplings, and Thai tea. Everyone agreed this was the best California roll we've ever had. The hibachi bowls, both chicken and beef got high marks. The dumplings were so good that I barely got a picture before they were gone. I loved my Thai tea. Ten Below Cafe is centered around a menu where everything is $10 or less. If you are looking for a tasty Asian restaurant that won't break your wallet give them a chance.

The inside could use some sprucing up. The wall and ceiling are neat, but nothing ties in the black tables. Nothing really matches in there. I ordered the meatball ramen, since I was in the mood for ramen and our favorite place had a long line. My first thought when it was put in front of me was " dang! That's a small bowl of ramen for $10"Soup broth is flavorful, but quite salty. Noodle texture is very weird and almost gummy, if that makes sense. Not a fan of the noodles at all. When I crave ramen I am wanting to eat delicious bouncy and chewy noodles in a delicious broth. That is not what I experienced with this dish. Meatballs are very moist and delicious and that's is the best thing about the meatball ramen. I did try my boyfriend's fried rice that came with his shrimp hibachi dish. It was really good, but didn't look like fried rice. I probably won't be going back here.

At Ten Below Cafe, everything is $10 or below. This is really unheard of nowadays so I really wanted to give it a higher rating but my dining experience was underwhelming. Menu is simple with a few appetizers, sushi, hibachi, and ramen. A majority of the items are fried food. No raw sushi so sushi was out of the question for me. I decided to get the green mussels for appetizer. They looked baked and tasted like they were fried. The meatball ramen was okay. The broth tasted really different from Japanese ramen noodles, tasted a little salty and coconut based? I am not sure but it tasted a little salty. I am lukewarm about the noodle. Restaurant was not busy and there was only one server which was adequate. I liked the building. This is the same place as the previous Jiro Sushi. With everything $10 or below, I would recommend to give it try.

Tried this place out since there was a free gyoza with $30 purchase on their ig story. Got the fried gyoza, chicken wing combo which came with a free drink and curly fries which I got garlic Parmesan wings and shrimp tempura ramen which was interesting. Tasted like a Japanese and Indian fusion ramen. Wasn't bad and the shrimp tempura was so crunchy and soft. They also give out bottle water which you pay for as well. Their menu wasn't too big tho but would come back to try other items plus its price wasn't bad either

Decent ramen and other Asian food, think their strength is the cheap prices (many menu items are $10 or below). Another unique feature they should lean into would also be the assortment of beverages like Indonesian chocolate milk that no other place around OKC features. The meatball ramen was also good but smaller portions (due to the cheaper price likely). Check it out - it's a new restaurant where Jiro sushi used to be.

I was really excited to try this place but I'll be honest that I was really underwhelmed. Met a friend there today for lunch. Decor was cute. All the options were $10 or less. Service was really slow even though there were only 3 tables in the whole place at the time. We each got a sushi roll and she got the shrimp ramen and I got the shrimp hibachi. We both enjoyed our sushi rolls, although they are all fried and have no fresh options--which was disappointing. The shrimp on my hibachi tasted good but the fried rice left something to be desired. My friend was not really a fan of the noodles in the ramen. She said they had a weird texture. All that to say, they just opened like last week so I will be back to try again in a few weeks once they have had some time to work out the new restaurant problems. I hope to be able to update this with a better review in the future.

My friend & I went here before an event at the Paycom Center. The location was great & very easy to find. We ordered the gyoza, crab Rangoon, chicken & shrimp hibachis. The apps were delicious & the dishes were so good & filling. We both commented & said we ate so much & didn't even leave a dent. I would definitely come back for the good food & unbeatable prices.

I love the many options and choices. The menu has items $5 $7 & $10. I chose the Shrimp tempura ramen and added lime. The broth was fanominal. The shrimp was great dipped in the broth. This Ramen does have peanuts. So if you have an allergy please ask for them without them FYI. Be also mindful of the hour's they close for a short time of the day. I can't wait to try more things like sushi, hibachi, appetizers & burgers.

Went back to try its wings & burgers. Wings were pretty good. Chicken patty was thin & tough. Beef patty was way smaller than the bun. My daughter was disappointed the desserts (crepes & açaí) were not available. It took a while for the food to be served. Soda comes in a can but can ask for ice.

We tried this place for the first time and we weren't impressed at all. The food is less than average, very small portions and all the items are served a la carte so you end up paying more. Also, my order was wrong and they were not able to give me a partial refund as they use Zelle point of sale and not all banks work with Zelle.