Le Roux's Kitchen

This review is solely about their side of Mac 'n Cheese which does indeed deserve its own review. My family and I stopped in to the Mother Road food court for dinner and opted to sample a few small bites from various vendors. Le Roux's was my last pick of the night and I'm glad my stomach was able to fit a few more bites because the Mac 'n Cheese was DELICIOUS! It was hot and fresh and definitely had a Cajun kick to it. Even my 8 month old daughter loved a bite. Be prepared to wait a bit as the food is fresh, but there's plenty to browse in the area while you wait. I would definitely recommend to others!

Mmm gonna try it all!!! My go to for the fried catfish with their spicy sweet sauce!!! This takes you back to Nola every bite at a time! The food is made to order so some wait time but worth it! Large portions and 2 can share a plate unless you're really hungry! 3 tables for seating right here as well!

I am not so sure about some of the prices of their entrees: $18 for mixed gumbo or basket and $15 for 3 proteins Mac n' Cheese. I passed on all those items.Instead, I got the honey jalapeño chicken basket for $12. The fried chicken tenders were good. I liked them better with hot sauce than the honey that came with it, although this may be a preference thing. I am not entirely sure about their potato wedges either. They were just too thick and tasted like mushy mashed potatoes on the inside. Can we just have fries please or even better waffles?The service wasn't really all there but it was set up to be that way. You order electronically at the que and pick up your order when it's ready. This seemed to be a busy diner at MRM, one of the more popular eateries in that food hall. Sad Oklahoma Joe's is no longer there though.

Just what I needed today. Got one of their $8 specials (not sure if exclusive to being at mother road market); 1 piece fish + 6oz mac. And they were so kind to add a second piece of fish on the house when the wait got long. Fish was super fresh, juicy, and flavorful. I really loved that cajun mac!! Overall would love to try some more things on their menu

Le Reouxs Kitchen has become a favorite the last two years or so that never fails to impress. The fried jalapeño catfish is downright addictive, a perfect blend of flavors and crunch that keeps me coming back for more. The shrimp Alfredo, although simple, is a testament to tasteful simplicity, delivering a delightful combination of flavors.What adds to the overall experience is the service, consistently delivered with a smile. The friendly staff enhances the dining experience, creating an atmosphere that feels welcoming and warm.It's truly remarkable to witness Le Reouxs Kitchen's journey from a pop-up to having their own spot at Mother Road Market. The growth is a testament to their culinary prowess and the love they've garnered from their patrons.Le Reouxs Kitchen is a must-visit for those seeking addictive flavors, simple yet tasty dishes, and a delightful dining experience. Their evolution from a pop-up to a permanent spot at Mother Road Market is a testament to the quality that has made them a standout in Tulsa's culinary scene.

"Laissez les bons temps rouler" Fun times!! Stopped in for the vegan gumbo but it wasn't on the menu so I decided on the Fish and Vegan greens :) threw in the Jalapeno Cornbread!!The Mother Road shop is busy but I got my food rather quickly...Fish was fried nicely and crispy...I was surprised the cornbread had bits of jalapeno. WoWzers!!

We haven't had the chance to get LeRoux's before this and greatly enjoyed their honey jalepeno chicken basket.The potatoes were crispy on the outside, but soft like a good wedge in the inside. The seasoning was also second to none! These were great on their own or dipped in their ranch or honey mustard dressing. The chicken was crispy, delicious, and came with an awesome honey jalapeño sauce covering each bite. I really enjoyed this and liked that it wasn't too spicy or sweet!For all the food you see, this order was only $12, which felt like a great deal!

Really good! I needed up get the fried fish. Big pieces with is nice coating! I enjoyed. They were located in Mother's Market which has a lot of seating. Service was swift and friendly, she was very helpful!

The journey of Le Roux's Kitchen was definitely a slow burn. From cooking + serving out of the household to doing pop-up kitchens to doing the Takeover Kitchen AT Mother Road to officially having their own spot at the very same place. The recipes stayed original, if not better. I went with the Vegan Gumbo & when I tell you anything vegan by Le Roux's was highly requested for as long as they've been trying to get their official spot, it all paid off from when it finally happened. Oyster Mushrooms in the mix, the roux was flavorful to the point I didn't even add hot sauce (I'm quick to add hot sauce to anything Cajun no matter what). Also, they're about to be even more vegan friendly so that's gonna make selections easier for me as I try to let up on certain eating habits. From all of the stages Le Roux's Kitchen went through, all good things are coming to them deservingly. Family operated. Made fresh.

Pros: I typically don't like gumbo. It's my mom's favorite soup, and I've been eating it from various restaurants, my whole life. And I don't like it. But this one's really good. Cons: the price? is $18 for a gumbo expensive? Gumbo came with crab meat, but what we found in it was just almost a whole club claw cluster. I had to take it home and extract meat. There wasn't a way to get the meat out while we were sitting at mother Road market.