Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
Tana Thai Bistro
10700 N. May
749-5590
What Works: lovely atmosphere, small and focused menu
What Needs Work: Spice levels seemed to vary dish to dish.
Tips: Take a group, order a bunch, try some of everything.
Wednesday 22 May
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Thai-ed up
Tana Thai is authentic Thai cuisine, whether you know it or not.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
Tana Thai Bistro
10700 N. May
749-5590
What Works: lovely atmosphere, small and focused menu
What Needs Work: Spice levels seemed to vary dish to dish.
Tips: Take a group, order a bunch, try some of everything.
Super naan-y
A traditional Indian restaurant is working to build a tasty legacy in the metro.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
Heritage India
3409 S. Broadway, Edmond
286-9972
What works: great vegetarian options, like the chana saag, and the best naan
What needs work: Servers need to know what’s on the menu.
Tips: Lunch buffet lets you try a bit of everything; dinner for more intimate meals.
More faves you crave
If you’re going to eat less-than-healthy food, make it a delicious and local choice.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Elwell
I have seen the inside of your crisper, and it is America’s nightmare writ large.
Bar none
The Sushi Bar provides metro sushi-lovers with a tasty experience.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
The Sushi Bar
1201 N.W.178th, Edmond
thesushibar.com
285-8484
What works: Hamachi Kama and All ’Bout Tuna are tasty.
What needs work: slow service, noisy dining room, some overly complicated rolls
Tips: Call ahead if you think it might be busy. Consider sitting at the bar.
Go Green
Green & Grilled keeps it light, healthy and full of flavor.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
Green & Grilled
8547 N. Rockwell
greenandgrilled.com
563-2605
What works: pork and chicken entrees, spinach rice and bacon spinach salad.
What needs work: A little more salt would be nice, but you can add that yourself.
Tips: You can email your order in, but remember to call and confirm. Great for take-out.
Saddle up
No mules or ponies were harmed in the making of The Mule’s grilled cheeses.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
The Mule
1630 N. Blackwelder
themuleokc.com
601-1400
What works: sandwiches with great flavors, excellent spot to hang out
What needs work: Parking can be a pain, but that’s what happens when a place is popular.
Tips: The Monte Cristo is a dessert worth the calories.
