Zogam Cafe

This location is in a strip mall with plenty of parking. It is small inside with 6-7 tables. There is one guy taking orders, filling water, delivering the food and handling take out orders, he is busy. We got the gyoza as an appetizer and it was decent. I had the panang curry with chicken but there wasn't much chicken and while I order a 5 star level of spice it wasn't very spicy. The price is decent.

I can't believe I haven't left a review on this place. I absolutely love this place. I am quite literally addicted to their pad kee mao noodle. My friends love the pad thai. Their dumplings and many other appetizers have all been delicious. Atmosphere is okay, I usually order take-out. The workers are very friendly. There's one I usually speak with, and he's memorized my order down to the choice of meat and spice level and is always happy to see me. Rarely, ever so rarely, the dish will taste off, I believe when that happens, they're training new workers. If that happens, give them another shot. The flavors are just so worth it. side note: I wouldn't recommend the mango sticky rice here, though

Was wandering around the 71st and Lewis area and saw this on Yelp and thought I'd give it a try.Zogam is in the back corner of a strip shopping center, so unless you're looking for it, you would never find it. The interior decor has some photos of Rih Lake and other areas of Myanmar as this is a Burmese style restaurant. I would have never known as the menu seemed very Thai to me.I ordered the Pad Thai lunch special and didn't realize it came with a salad and spring rolls, so I also ordered the Thai Spring rolls just to give them a try. I was surprised when 10 minutes later out comes a salad, a spring roll, and my extra order of spring rolls. I actually thought of just packing them to go, but they were so crispy and delicious that I just ate them. The salad was great as well with a light dressing. Very crisp and cool.My Pad Thai came with pork and level 6 (out of 10) spice level. The flavor of the dish was unbelievable, and the spice hit just right. As I'm sitting here writing this, I wish I had another plate of it in front of me. I will definitely remember this place and come back again. If you're in the area, you should give it a try.

This was one of our favorite restaurants when we moved to Tulsa in 2019. It's been awhile since we've been there, and we were both disappointed. In the past we've gotten curries. This time, we decided to branch out and try something different. I got a dish named Basil because I love fresh basil. I don't remember what Dan got, but it was bland and he didn't eat much. Portions for both dishes were small.Zogam's is a very tiny restaurant with very plain tables and is decorated with posters of the Asian place, Zogam. The size of the restaurant didn't bother us when we liked the food. We will return to see if the green curry and the rice floss dessert are as good as they used to be, but I don't think I'm going to branch out much here.Service okay, but it took awhile for the food to cook. It's located in a shopping center on Lewis. The shopping center has several other Asian businesses and plenty of parking. They offer take out.

I've been here one time before and loved it. However, I went and got the Thai fried rice with chicken. It seemed great, but the next day I had terrible food poisoning. I believe it was the chicken, because the other people I was with got beef and were not sick. I hope this can avoid other people getting sick like I did.

I really HATE leaving bad reviews but it's important for others to be aware. I've visited many Thai food restaurants in my 46 years of living and I cannot say that I am one bit happy with this place. I ordered the pepper steak and there were literally 7 small, dry and chewy pieces in the "to go" container. The dish was mainly soggy veggies that looked half eaten.The red curry chicken entree also only had a few pieces of chicken. The sauce was yummy but dang, i thought I ordered chicken curry not curry sauce. The pad se-ew had no flavor and being that this is one of my favorite Thai dishes, I was extremely disappointed . I had to add my own soy sauce to make it somewhat exciting. Ohh and not many pieces of chicken again. I paid $67 for this food and it was NOT worth it. I know my hubby is going to be real disappointed when he gets home to eat. My first and my last time eating here! I'll keep trying others to find my spot

omg the food was delicious, i honestly can't remember everything be we ordered i just remember loving everything! the thai iced tea was delish. the fried rice was bomb dot com. the pad thai was a party in my mouth and all the other stuff was pretty good too. i can't want to goback for more!!!

We visited about 3:15 on a Tuesday. I'll separate my ratings per topic.Cleanliness: 5/5 always appreciatedVenue: 4/5 not divey, very simple and a little warm in the buildingService: 5/5 nothing but excellencePrice: 4/5 as expectedFood: 3.5/5We tried several things. Appetizers included fried shrimp, bandora (?) chicken and spring rolls. Nothing was bad and nothing stood out. We ordered Tom yum rice, combo pad Thai and red curry. I was disappointed in the curry. Watery and not super flavorful. I like rich curry. The rice was good, again nothing special but, not bad. The pad Thai was delicious. Favorite thing of our meal. Glad we tried but, unlikely to visit again.

What a wonderful hidden gem. On a corner with so many delicious world flavors it was hard to decide on Chinese or Malaysian/Thai or Mexican. We made the right choice. The food is very fresh and excellent flavors. Good service, clean restaurant. So glad we tried it.

Favorite Thai food in Tulsa. Staff is great always the same people. Wife likes the curry veggies I like the pad thai chicken. Generous portions too!