I have only had the Asian pasta salad . The first time it was delicious,and 2nd time 3rd not so good it was dry and flavorless. 4th time because i was chasing that first delicious salad was great . Bad day in the salad section perhaps. Their cookies are way over priced. 7.99 for 6 of the best cookies ive ever had . Still way over priced. Ridiculous , im sure its the area. The young man at the counter is always friendly .
When I found this place I had just been released from the ICU after a week. The homemade soups and other dishes made here were the only thing I could keep down! The best soup in town and ?MG the Autumn Bisque is probably the best tasting soup I have ever had Thank you for providing quality every single time!
Soups is decent but considering I spent $15 on watered down chowder and then $10 on veggie spring rolls. I’m highly disappointed. Really charging $3 per spring roll and can’t even add a piece of shrimp or pork?!?!
Great prepared (heat & eat) or chilled meals & desserts.
This is the best place in town!! Accommodating, Kind, Wonderful food and always helpful!!! It is great to have in Oklahoma City!! Thank you all!!!
Very tasty and great customer service
Great food and awesome desserts!!
Amazing! Exceeded the reputation!!
I discovered this lovely place about 4 years ago. They have so many options!! What I can say is I have loved everything I have tried from the pita chips and pimento cheese to the chicken breast and veggies. Today I am sampling the broccoli, rice and chicken casserole (I always get this) and beef stroganoff, I am quite sure it will be as delicious as always!
Rarely do I care enough to leave massive reviews, but considering how tough it can be to seek out a decent gluten free soup, I figured I’d share my findings =} (and also, vent)The Good - They have a fair selection of gf soup & I had potato leek (my first & only choice, so far) it truly was tasty!The Bad - While it could be misinterpretation, I’m great at picking up subtleties & catching nuances of behavior - the ‘seemingly’ friendly lady that greeted my boyfriend & I had undertones of “who are these people”, as we had both just left work looking pretty raggedy. My exceptionally friendly partner was attempting light conversation with her about their meal selection when another customer, a very obvious, well dressed, Nichols Hills type, who seemed to be familiar to them, walked in. She cut said partner off without a word of acknowledgement, to immediately engage with this “well known”. I don’t own a business but I’m a decent human being & it was entirely off putting to feel the “shut down” vibe & the lack of either awareness or care. If you’re gaining a possible new customer, wouldn’t it seem wise to treat them with the same respect you do the regulars? She also gave a “hawk eye” vibe as if we were going to make a mad dash with their product? We’re younger, poorer folk, but sometimes we do have the extra buck to spend on a rare luxury such as overpriced soup, believe it or not. I like good soup, don’t like even more, pretend nice people =D