Lone Wolf Banh Mi
Restaurant in Tulsa
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About
Lone Wolf Banh Mi is a Restaurant based in Tulsa Arts District, Tulsa, United States. Cuisine: Vietnamese. For a quieter visit, come by on a Saturday. Also offers outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway. Price range: budget-friendly. It stays open late, until 22:00. Rated 4.6★ from 908 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Tulsa.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Food quality3
Frequently asked questions
Where is Lone Wolf Banh Mi?+
Lone Wolf Banh Mi is located at 203 East Archer Street North, Tulsa, Tulsa.
What kind of place is Lone Wolf Banh Mi?+
Lone Wolf Banh Mi is a Restaurant in Tulsa serving Vietnamese.
What are Lone Wolf Banh Mi's opening hours?+
Lone Wolf Banh Mi is open seven days a week. Lone Wolf Banh Mi stays open late, until 22:00.
Is Lone Wolf Banh Mi open on Sundays?+
Yes, Lone Wolf Banh Mi is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Lone Wolf Banh Mi?+
It is busiest on Monday and usually quietest on Saturday.
How expensive is Lone Wolf Banh Mi?+
Lone Wolf Banh Mi is generally budget-friendly.
What does Lone Wolf Banh Mi offer?+
Lone Wolf Banh Mi offers Outdoor seating, Delivery, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Family friendly.
Location
What people say
“Everything on the menu is loud, fresh , and delicious.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Katie Cole★★★★The flavors were incredible! This is the type of food you crave but it’s the only place to get what you’re looking for. The people were helpful and friendly. The vibe was low key and chill.
Rohit Makhijani★★★★★It’s basically an Asian Poutine!!! What a mind blowing idea. The flavors burst through. I added mushrooms, jalapenos, cilantro, pickles, kimchi, and Thai chili sauce that was hot and sweet! Totally recommend
zeke longoria★★★★★Very good. The pork sandwich and kimchi fries were excellent
Phillip Magness★★★Love a Banh Mi and was happy they were open on a Sunday afternoon in downtown Tulsa, but the food was disappointing. Fresh baguettes are key to the dish. The bread here is chewy and tastes of preservatives. The veggies on the sandwiches were fresh, so that part was good, and we liked the seasoning, but the meat was overcooked and a bit sparse. The only real positives were the won ton crisps, delightfully seasoned with a little cinnamon and sugar. Perhaps they do well on some of their other offerings as well. Still, a place with Banh Mi in its name should serve better Banh Mis.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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