Amazing Thai Cuisine Broken Arrow OK

"I've always enjoyed this place since I found it a few years ago. Everything I've tried is AMAZING! Panang curry, and their style of drunken noodles are my "go to" items, the spring rolls are a must! I also love and will rotate the Tom yum soup, green curry, and pineapple fried curry rice. The menu is always fresh, flavorful, and as spicy as you want it. Portion sizes always leave extra to take home. Lunch service is always quick, as well as a real treat. ♥️"

"Stopped in for dinner on a Saturday evening. Self seating while a small line of people awaited to-go orders. Several tables occupied in this quaint establishment with great ambience. Quickly attended by friendly staff. Hot tea and fresh spring rolls followed by a large bowl of Massaman Curry and rice. This might have been the best Massaman Curry I’ve had in Tulsa to date. Flavors and consistency in particular with what I had in Thailand a few weeks ago. Portion size just a bit more than I could handle and I noticed several other patrons also getting to-go containers. A minor quibble, I’d love to see Tofu as a protein option. I definitely plan to return to this restaurant to try more of the menu."

"If you love thai food, this is the place. The food was fantastic and I'm satisfied. Will definitely come again. I had the chicken curry, seafood Tom yum, pad kee Mao, and beef laab. It was BOM!!"

"I was shocked that I hadn't left Amazing Thai a review after visiting throughout all the years they have been open. When I first visited, I remember liking them but wasn't completely blown away. Fast forward to at least the past 3 or so years, and they are in my top 4 around the Tulsa that I frequent. Service has always been friendly and tentative to my/our needs. Food wise they been constantly great, good quality, and you'll never leave hungry. Price wise they are average or maybe slightly below average depending on which Thai restaurants you goto. On to what almost matters most, the food itself. I'm partial to Thai curries, more specifically, a red or panang curry. I've never tried the yellow curry nor the one that starts with an m(the name eluded me). Their red, panang, and green curry are all delicious in their own unique ways, although I usually go for the red more often than the other's. They are all served with plenty of meat and veggies. What impresses me most would be the consistency between each visit of knowing the food won't taste different each time, as well as the spice level is spot on when I order Thai hot I get Thai hot and not what I laughingly call "White Thai hot". I always order Thai hot or the hottest level at all the Thai restaurants I visit and oftwn need to add red pepper's or cayenne pepper to step up the heat level to my personal liking, scorched earth as some will say. Each curry is flavorful with great curry flavor. I've recently had a red curry early in the weak that lacked the luster of the actual curry flavor at a different establishment, and Amazing Thai was my redemption meal. In addition to the love for their curries, I am also very fond of their Tom Kha. So far their Tom Kha is better than the majority of other places I visit. My wife typically orders whatever sounds to her at the time, which is great for me because I, too, get to sample more of the menu. She is partial to noodle dishes, which this last visit she got the N49 and it tasted very good. Between my wife and myself, we haven't disliked any meal we've gotten. When you combine great service, food, and price, they have won my wife and I over. Not to mention, they are a local business which I always love to support local small business. Photos are from two separate visits depicting Tom Kha, a noodle dish that I don't recall the name, red curry, and an N49 noodle dish."