Gung Ho - Tulsa Hills

Possibly the best ramen I’ve ever had. The Kimchi & Fried Chicken bowl was everything I love about Korean fried chicken and kimchi… in a ramen bowl!!! The broth was next level. I’m a firm believer that you can’t have too much garlic in a dish and clearly they share my sentiment. The black tea with passion fruit was a great pairing. The restaurant is super casual with a Japanese nerd culture decor.

Nice atmosphere for some🍜 Ramen and other Asian 🐲dishes, some games🕹️ and claw machines and sketch notepads and colored pens al every table for doodling🎨 It all adds up but worth the experience for my gang. ❤️

This was very good. The food, atmosphere, and service all hit the mark. I got the tonkatsu ramen with charshu pork (yummmmm) and Kim hi fries with beef. Someone else got a poke bowl with tuna and chicken. No notes. Would recommend, would return. Also loved the sketchpads at each table and the games available to play. It's an ADHD kid's dream.

My partner and I come here often. We love the environment and the staff is always nice. Would recommend all of the food!

This was one of the most disgusting meals I've ever purchased for my family. Not only was it overpriced, but if you order to go, they make you reheat old food. The ingredients were sloppy and old and the order was missing multiple items. This is the worst soup and noodles place ever invented. Avoid--there are multiple places in Tulsa to enjoy soup and noodles without being disgusted or stolen from. Boo.

I cannot for the life of me understand how this place has decent reviews. It is disgusting!!! I imagine they source thier cuisine from the low grade frozen food section at Reasors. My wife's chicken looked like slimey white rubber, my chicken was what I imagine eating bouncy balls sprayed with orange scented lysol would be like, my daughters noodles were absolutely VILE! The level of slime and worm like consistentcy of those pale brown, bulbous, disgusting things looked, and tasted, like a science experiment gone horribly wrong. The cashier who helped was nice enough, but the other "staff" members (who seemed to be splitting 1 brain cell 3 ways) pretty much just stood there. Two of them on their phones while handling peoples food, and one portly girl with a hat and reddish brown hair that would chuckle maniacally at absolutely nothing... like randomly throughout the entire time just standing there alone at times randomly laughing... Live, Laugh, Love I guess... I will never step foot in this place again! Overpriced, disgusting, and weird! Go to Roka instead.

A great place for a quick delicious bite! We come here all the time for poke, ramen, boba, other treats like dumplings, popcorn chicken. The staff are nice. Fun anime theming. They have a great rewards system too if you come here often, I have gotten great deals.

Cashier was knowledgeable and very patient and kind. Food was made in a reasonable time, came out hot, especially the taboyoki! Their kimchi fries are a good sized portion, definitely enough for two. Personal choice would be to add something zesty to the kimchi but overall still tasty, and there is an option to add protein to it as well for a small fee.

It was our first time there, and I was unsure of what I wanted. So I went on a whim and went with a Ramen bowl but didn't know if I liked the kimchi. The super thoughtful young lady mentioned that I could get it on the side. I am so glad she mentioned that. Saved my whole meal. The food was hot and beyond amazing! The staff, environment, everything was top tier. We will be back a lot! (:

1st time visiting for ramen. The noodles and broth were yummy. The pork and chicken that we had in ours bowls were not good. The pieces of pork were very fatty. The chicken was like rubber and didn't taste good at all. If I visit again I will not get their meat.

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.

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!

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 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!

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^

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.

Stopped by for something different after a trip to REI. Got the tuna poke bowl featured on the menu. The only simple word I can use to describe it is that it was "gloppy." Too much mayo, tuna was nearing the end of its edible life (I only ate one piece), the seaweed was a big blob of mushiness, and the dehydrated onions were pretty off-putting for the dish. I will not be back.

First time trying Gung Ho and am glad I did. I ordered the Shrimp Shumai appetizer and Orange Chicken Bowl. The appetizer was very good but it didn't just wow me. I ordered the Orange Chicken Bowl w/Fried Rice but received steamed rice. The chicken was breaded and fried nicely and the steamed rice was actually very good. Their chicken spices remind me of KFC recipe though. At first it was a little out of place on my palate but as I continued eating it began to blend well with the sweet sauce and sticky rice. Overall I really like this place.

Super awesome looking interior, menu choices and selection were vivid and easy to understand, and the atmosphere is inviting. Now that all of that is out of the way. The FOOD and Drinks are ridiculously good and high quality. Absolutely outshines everything else here which is awesome because there are places where the restaurant interior tries to hide a terrible meal, but here it's been pleasant surprise after pleasant surprise leading up to an extremely tasty meal!

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.

What a treat to have this option in Tulsa, Oklahoma! The service was very good and the food was tasty. This place has such a cool atmosphere. If you like ramen, you should visit Gung Ho!

wonderful spot to stop by while charging our car and grabbing a quick bite cute and very anime, kawaii decorations and ambience both ramens were very filling and overall everything was yummy. only thing is i would've used mozzarella cheese instead of cheddar for the kimchi fries cause it'll create a better pull factor and more tasty with kimchi. also the fries could've been baked longer cause most of the cheese never melted but it was still yummy next time if we are ever in the area, we would totally eat here again!

Coming from California, I was not expecting there to be good poke in Oklahoma but was pleasantly surprised by Gung Ho. They have a good variety of protein, but my favorite was the salmon and spicy tuna. I liked that you can build your own poke bowl and the avocado does not cost extra! They also have ramen and bibimbap if you're not wanting poke. I didn't try the boba, but they also have boba too. I liked that they had large booths for you to sit at. It was a cozy feeling eating with friends. They also had drawing pads in case you guys get bored while waiting for your food. Overall, I would recommend this place!!

We walked in, placed our order at the counter, received a pager and sat at a booth (We decided to eat-in) There IS seating but it's not a lot, so its great for a quick bite to eat, but if you have a large group, maybe take your order-to-go. The wait was reasonable for our food since it was fresh! Perfect for anyone who is "new" to Japanese cuisine & wants to try it out! Ordering wasn't intimidating or difficult & the menu (up on the wall) made it easy to decide. I had the Vegetarian Ramen and my son had the Teriyaki Rice Bowl with pork. I will DEFINITELY coming back to try more menu items

Was greeted when we walked in, service was quick, food was fresh and delicious, and it was clean! Loved how the had a claw machine, board games, and sketch books out!

Cons: I was here when they first opened and I wasn't that impressed. Pros: My friend wanted to try it since it's trending with the teenage crowd. I really liked it this time! The spicy ramen was delicious. My boba drink was decent. I think I got some sort of fried wonton dessert and I liked that too. I've been trying to get my husband to come back here, but he's unwilling. We did have that really bad first experience. I'll keep at him since I really enjoyed it the last time I went.

Ramen and boba compliment each other very well; a nice sweet and savory combo! Ambience is also nice with music and anime heard and shown around the place. Quick wait time/fast service. The tonkotsu broth was a little too salty for me but the meat and add one were very good.

It was good! I was a bit skeptical, but a good friend who has similar culinary taste to us recommended it. I was just a bit apprehensive about raw fish in the salad (we had the poke bowls). It was fun, we got to customize our bowls. I had raw salmon, tuna, seaweed salad (love that, could have had more!), lettuce, ginger, rice and beans. They had many different sauces to choose from-I got a wasabi sauce and a peach sauce. We both were pleased with our meal. It was also fun that they had sketch pads everywhere. My friend told me they had some great artwork by the restrooms but didn't check it out because I didn't know about it til we got home. Will go back! Oh and they also have the bubble teas-we didn't get any but they had a great variety of teas and other entrees.

Gung Ho....Gung Hooooolllyy shit that was good!!! First time in today and I had no idea what to get and was slightly overwhelmed. I had never even had boba, milk tea, or anything else related. One of the employees sees that I'm struggling and mentions the Naruto Ramen. I said that sounds awesome. He then asked if I wanted it spicy and I said of course I do! Then the cashier suggested a milk tea that she liked which was the taro milk tea... so I said sure let me try that. I went to sit down wondering what in the world I just ordered, but that all changed once my buzzer went off to go get my meal. I'm looking at this ramen and wow I can't believe it. It had green onions, bamboo, eggs, seaweed, and pork... and the best part, the portions were really big! I began to dig into this Naruto Ramen and man was I ever more surprised from the taste. Everything was perfect, the spice was on point and the best part was the pork. That pork was legit as it comes. Next I take a sip of this taro milk tea with brown sugar boba... I was hooked!!!! I couldn't get enough of how cool and different this place was. I will definitely be back! Atmosphere: 9/10 (anime themed) Service: 10/10 (recommended really awesome menu items) Food: 10/10

Server None. Self order, then take away to table. Ambiance According to the locals, it's an anim place. There are numerous sketch books. Food They claim they use white meat chicken.

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

Extremely fresh food. Very friendly staff and if you an Anime fan?!? You will REALLY love the set up and ambiance here! This is definitely a regular place my family and I will be coming to. Highly recommend it.

Gung-Ho has some of my favorite milk tea! The beef udon is also absolutely incredible. The food comes out quickly, staff is friendly and is always great. I also love the crane machines inside. They are always a great time

The service was quick, and the food was really good. The staff was friendly and made sure everything was taken care of. The dishes tasted great and were nicely presented. I'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

Crazy Delicious! I like it when I can describe my dining experience with a simple "Damn that was Good." Having no experience making our own Poke or ramen bowls, we stuck with their house designed favorites, the Kimchi and Fried Chicken Ramen, and the Chicken Poke. We added a Shrimp Tempura appetizer. [For full description of the food click their website and check out the menu] My wife summed up the Poke as "fresh, crisp, with a nice balance of vegetables and meat to the volume of rice, mixed with a fantastic dressing." For me the stand out flavors in the Kimchi and Fried Chicken Ramen were the slightly spicy sesame flavored broth, an abundance of sliced garlic, and the Kimchi. The Kimchi was awesome. Add large chunks of breaded fried chicken, green onions, corn, noodles and "Damn that was Good!" You can create your own Ramen or Poke, then round out the meal with one of their trendy, fruity drinks. Enjoy.

WOW! So impressive and delicious! Visiting Tulsa and wish I had this place at home. Very friendly staff, nice menu and absolutely would go eat here a few times per week.

The great thing about Gung Ho is that there are so many things on the menu. You can build a sushi burrito, a poke bowl, order some appetizers, a bowl of ramen or some boba drinks. There are paper menus at the register where you mark all the things you want on your sushi burrito or poke bowl and if you flip it to the back, you can do the same for your boba drink(s). But you can just verbally order if you're going for some ramen and appetizers. The cashier hands you a buzzer that goes off when your order is ready. Everything is served on a tray that is ready for pick up at the end of the counter unless you ordered to go. Each table has a sketchbook and colored pencils that you can draw in or you can watch 3 types of anime playing around the restaurant while waiting. They also have a claw machine right by the entrance where you can win some anime figurines. What I ordered: -Takoyaki: This was my favorite thing that I had here. They came out hot and cooked through. -Kimchi Fries: It tasted off with cold kimchi on top of hot fries. Definitely would taste better if they fried the kimchi. -Large Matcha milk tea with boba: It resembled the Matcha from Sharetea. Weak in flavor but the boba tasted fresh. It's a cool spot to check out with some of your friends and they have a nice selection of anime playing.

The ramen was good with the steak I haven't had this in a long time the service was good the ambiance is quaint

Fast food ramen... that about covers it. Everything is self serve, you order at the register, self-serve drinks, go back up to the counter to pick up your food when you little beeper goes off, stop by and get plastic wear, napkins, soy sause, before you sit down. And they asked for a tip at the register :0 lol. Ok, so about the food. I'm on a ramen craze and I get ramen everywhere I go. So naturally I wanted to try out the ramen because I had heard about it from lots of people. I ordered the Tonkotsu. It came with the usual protein of my choice (I got pork), seasoned egg, green onions, fish cake, bamboo, kikurage mushrooms, add corn (see attached pic). It was just ok. The noodles were really good, the broth was pretty basic, pork was good, idk, just kinda forgettable. That's why I said it was consistent with Fast Food Ramen and NO service.

This is an anime themed restaurant that serves boba type juices, smoothies, ramen and poke bowls. Ambiance is excellent, very clean, non cluttered. They even have sketch books for customers to draw and get creative Constant playing of anime, which is cool. I did not like that they had mainstream music playing in the background, anime OP and music would have been much more appropriate. Appetizers, they were sadly out of takoyaki but the chicken karage was normal, tempura cooked right and light. Ramen, delicious, they paid attention to the broth, chasu pork was appropriately cooked, ingredients...nice and fresh. Poke bowl was delicious however, the mushrooms overpowered the overall flavor and cream cheese was slightly still frozen. Overall..yes most definitely yes, I will come back to eat here. I highly recommend as they seem to pay good attention and detail to their dishes origins.

This is top 2 and it's not 2 best ramen in Tulsa. Closest to authentic ramen from Japan you can get. Jinya in downtown is the other one Comparable to it. But with the addition of bomb smoothies, board games, things to draw on, and anime on all the TV's it's an overall great atmosphere for ramen. The prices are a little high but it's a good portion of soup and noodles.

I do not recommend getting the poke bowl here. For 1 protein it's $10 and they give you six little pieces of fish, the size of a finger nail. I ordered the spicy salmon and it was a rip off. You could get 1lb of salmon for $10 at the grocery store. Tonkatsu ramen was salty and barely had any broth.

Fantastic food, I have never had a bad experience there. The food is always hot and fresh even with delivery. The inside isn't exactly my taste but it has a fantastic atmosphere regardless. And the workers are very kind and patient. The strawberry rangoons are also an amazing treat that you should definitely try at least once.

I was in town to stay with my teenage grandson for a few days. When planning our activities, he said he wanted to eat here. It was so good! The girl taking orders was very helpful since it was my first time. After I placed my order, I saw that they have Biminbap. My all time favorite! But since I had already made a selection for a ramen bowl, I stayed with that order. It was such a good choice. My grandson told me this is his most favorite place to eat. I told him he made a great choice! Highly recommend eating here. The staff were all so helpful and the food and service was great.

The poke at this place is as good as in California. Maybe not Hawaii . The staff is super nice. Great place and food for those hot days.

The bubble tea is NOT the best in town like some other reviewers claimed. I've had the best all over the US and in Taiwain, Bangkok, Hong Kong and other major cities in Asia, so I truly know boba. The decor here is great but I literally couldn't drink the tea--it was too artificial tasting. Go to Cha Bubble Tea--you won't regret it. They use actual loose leaf tea and only the highest quality ingredients. Their black milk tea has a strong punch tea flavor and is one of THE best in the entire nation!

SO GOOD. This is such a brilliant restaurant idea. The atmosphere is great, the boba is delicious and building your own poke bowl is the best. We have a few different tastes in our family and everyone like Gung Ho. So glad to have it in Tulsa.

This place was cool on the inside playing several mainstream anime's on their tv's. The workers were nice but messed up on my boba order when I ordered honey boba I received the mango popping balls instead. The boba was really good and I enjoyed the green tea. The food however was mediocre. I asked for tonkatsu broth but the vegetables and noodles tasted as if they were cooked in miso. Would come back for the boba, service, and ambiance, but not the ramen!

I love a good Ramon noodle. I heard about this place from my son, one of his good friends is the one that open this up. His family owns a Chinese restaurant in Sand Springs. I was excited to try this out. When you go in, the menu is on the wall or they have it on the counter too. They have the different selection of the Ramon noodles bowls, if you want to try out something different there is the Poke bowl. You get to choose what your taste buds like in it over rice. Other selections are like Japanese style. They're pretty authentic too Asian culture. They have different smoothies drinks to choose from, if you want a little different texture, you can add pearls in it ( you'll have to try it) They're friendly people, if you get to see the owner, say hi to Tommy. In all, the little restaurant is clean, you get a lot of food, for what you pay. It's always good to support local business. Like my grandma always told me " How do you know you don't like it, if you haven't tried it". One of my second favorite Ramon noodles place!! Sorry forgot to take pictures!

This place is AMAZING. Had their Tonkatsu Ramen and just. Wow. Broth is INCREDIBLE. Pork was nice and tender and just SOOO GOOD. Taro Smoothie with strawberry Jelly's is super good. However I will say I wouldn't get the strawberry Milk tea. It looks fun but tastes a lot like Pepto Bismol but their Brown sugar milk tea is ADDICTIVE BLESS

The food was great both times I went. I was very pleased both times. Food was freshly made . Place was clean.

Ordered Doordash from here so haven't actually been inside but very impressed by the quality and flavor of their food. We got the karage chicken, poke with 2 proteins (salmon + crab, only since I've had hit/miss experiences with tuna in Tulsa), and the brown sugar milk tea with boba. I am from California so getting food like this is easily accessible there. It's really nice to have a taste of home here in Tulsa! The poke was the best I've had in Tulsa (Poke Love was my go-to before it unfortunately closed), the milk tea was wonderful (boba was just the right amount of sweet), and the chicken was pretty good too. This might be my new favorite spot in Tulsa. Highly recommend them!!

The food was absolutely nasty and cold, the complementary bread was hard as a rock and cold, our waiter was worthless. We had to ask for straws, a fork to eat with extra sauce for the disgusting food that we still couldn't eat will never go back again.

Ramen was yummy! Wish there was real silverware instead of plastic. Quick and those working were nice. We'll be back

Don't know why this place is not rated higher. Pleasantly decorated, friendly staff. You can customize your poke bowls. there is a staggering number of options. I had 2 protein poke bowl. There was enough for 2 servings. I saw the other reviewer complaining about the amount of protein. My bowl met my expectations for poke bowls I've had before. It did not feel cheap at all. on the contrary, I'm stuffed! TLDR: great experience, delicious bowl, generous portion.