Gung Ho - Tulsa

I've been on a ramen kick lately. Some shopping was taking place & since we were in the area, I set a date in place to check this spot out. With the handful of ramen options that were in place, going back & forth between a couple, I went with the Shoyu ramen. My protein was the fried chicken & it went well with the pork broth. The egg was perfect. Plenty of spinach, which I enjoyed a lot, along with two good sized pieces of seaweed. The garlic oil didn't take over the whole dish, just the right amount. The other option I was going back & forth with was the Spicy Miso ramen. The wait for the food wasn't long & it was somewhat busy. Surrounded by anime, art, tons of colors. They had fruit teas & smoothies that I'd want to come back for & try.

Ordered takeout from Gung Ho recently and my review is mixed.The spicy tonkotsu ramen was surprisingly decent and I've had ramen from many different places as well as Japan. The pork was tender and flavorly torched. The broth was rich and they didn't add any BS toppings! The spice level was actually spicy, but just right for me. For people who are sensitive to spice, I'd stick with the regular. Good stuff!Build your own poke bowl...so I've heard people raving about the poke bowl. Well, this was just meh. The fish was alright - nothing to brag home about. Mushroom tasted like dirt. I mean why the heck would you put raw mushroom and not marinaded dried shitake is beyond me. The gochujan sauce tastes like they dumped a box of sugar in it - not authentic. All the other sauces were too sweet. The ponzu was fine (probably the only sauce I'd get besides spicy mayo). To my Asian brothers and sisters out there, know that people say, "The cream cheese at Gung Ho is so good" is all you need to know about their poke. In other words, their poke is great for normies.Anyway, get the ramen!

Food were pretty flavorful but a little salty. A little overpriced but it's Tulsa. The poke bowls are much butter than the ramen in terms of variety, flavor, and price. The service was quick but not quick enough to save my Korean fried chicken ramen which was completely soggy by the time it came to me since they mixed in the chicken into the broth before serving it. However, the portions were amazing and no one in my eight person party finished their food.TLDR: One of the better places ramen places in Tulsa, just don't get katsu/tempura/fried food in your ramen.

I tried the Fried Chicken & Spicy Miso Ramen two separate visit. Both were very flavorful. Also had the Passion Fruit Tea with standard boba which was also good and not overly sweet, which I prefer. Will be back again.

Starting with 4 stars.... Main reason was the expense and lack of flavor. This is a good spot in the Tulsa Hills area that can accommodate dietary needs like gluten free, vegetarian, dairy free etc.... I ordered the gfree veg and added beef and a regular black tea. My order total with a 10% tip was 23!!! The cost was a bit of a surprise but we thought maybe the cost would equate to the size and flavor. Well the bowl was a mix of hot and cold and the flavor just not there. I was also hungry after finishing the bowl. For the price I will probably not go back, but I do appreciate the attention to detail and support ordering a safe meal for this celiac gal!

I was pleasantly surprised at how good this place was! I ordered a poke bowl and the flavor profile was excellent and the portions were very generous. We will definitely be back!

Wow, a nice surprise for Tulsa! I've been coming to Tulsa for over 10 years, to visit family, and haven't run into a Asian restaurant like this before? It's good in all the.....good ways (sorry) and nice to have around "these parts".Walking into the restaurant, setup as a QSR (Quick Serve Restaurant) you walk up to the counter and order. Nice selection of different ramens, Asian apps/snacks, poke bowls and Boba.Missy!ounter person was nice and helped me on my order. I ordered the one of the specialty poke bowls and got my daughter miso ramen with tofu instead of chashu pork. I also got lychee smoothie Boba for my little missy!The restaurant has a mix of seating and we took a booth. Cool part of the booth is it had a stretch pad for my daughter to draw on while we waited for the food. We had a beeper for the order and when it went off I picked up the food. My daughter loved the miso ramen, with thin noodles, and my poke bowl tasted good as well. The lychee smoothie was sweet but a nice treat after being outside in the hot/humid summertime. As I've said, I've been coming to Tulsa yearly for a while now, and it's nice to see this type of fun/tasty restaurant in the area! I'm sure I will be back and my daughter definitely wants to come back too!

When I went to Target, I was happy to see a Ramen shop. I'm a Japanese and we just moved from Southern California where there are lots of excellent Japanese, Korean, Chinese food to choose from, to Broken Arrow, and I was craving Asian food. This place is all self service. So I regretted I tipped them 10%, bc I assumed tht they will bring food to the table as many other places. Wrong! You picked the food and drink, pay for them at front, and they will give you one of those beepers. They even ask you to clear your table after eating! I ordered a spicy Tonkotsu ramen which was pretty good. I would give 4. My husband ordered Orange chicken bowl and he didn't like it but ate it cuz he was hungry. Give it a 2. I realized tht they have Bibimbap while I was eating, I checked their self order menu. So I ordered it to go. I just ate it for dinner. Toppings are OK, but rice sucks. They must be using the cheapest rice. They need to use better rice. I assume tht the owner is a Korean, and they should know better that the rice is the most important key food. Give Bibimbap 3. I ordered appetizer Karaage chicken. Don't order it! It's far from real Karaage chicken. Real Karaage chicken are marinated in sweet soy sauce sesame flavor, but this one is just salty and spicy. Not good at all. Give it 1. I'll keep looking.

I am back with another poke bowl!!! This time delivered through grubhub. Food was amazing and having an assortment of sauces was fun to try in the comfort of my home. Eel sauce is probably the best (umami bomb). Ponzu is subtle and like a lighter soy sauce. Yum yum sauce has a slight spice and tang with a mayo-ey texture. Sweet wasabi is like mild and slightly sweet wasabi with a creamy texture. Peach sauce - don't get it unless you're into spicy canned peaches.My order was done well, and dinner was such a treat!! ^v^

Poke bowls are amazing!! Must try!Skip the boba drinks and go to Cha or Teatopia for those!