OKG7 Dining
Carol Smaglinski
From spring rolls to noodles, meat, seafood and vegetables piled high: Ring in the New Year with your pick of delicious and authentic Asian cuisine.
Thursday 23 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: asian
Smag 7: Pleasant plates
OKG7 Dining
Carol Smaglinski
From spring rolls to noodles, meat, seafood and vegetables piled high: Ring in the New Year with your pick of delicious and authentic Asian cuisine.
The Viral Factor
Catch a rare opportunity for infectious Asian action on the big screen.
Action
Rod Lott
Attention, fans of Asian blockbusters: You have a rare opportunity to see one play on the big screen, when The Viral Factor opens Friday exclusively at AMC Crossroads Mall 16, 1211 E. Interstate Highway 240. Provided you’re already into the genre, it’s worth the drive.
Saii Asian Bistro
The bustling May Avenue offers an Asian-paradise respite for the hungry and rush-hour weary.
Restaurant Reviews
Ryan Querbach
What works: The wide selection of sushi.
What needs work: Some of the prices are relatively high.
The tip: We didn’t stray far from the sushi menu, but the kitchen items have a great reputation.
Saii Asian Bistro
6900 N. May
saiiasianbistro.com
702-7244
The Shock Labyrinth
Holds as much ‘Shock’ as a 9-volt.
Horror
Rod Lott
If Hollywood ever resurrects its craze of remaking Asian horror films, it's safe to say The Shock Labyrinth won't be high on its list. However, if it were, there's plenty of room for improvement.
American, Italian or Asian — oh, my!
We recently posed this to our Facebook readers:
American, Italian or Asian: Assume you had to choose between those cuisines. To which local restaurant would you head?
by Carol Smaglinski
05.21.2012
1 year ago
American, Italian or Asian: Assume you had to choose between those cuisines. To which local restaurant would you head?
“Bella Vista is great for Italian food!” —Michael Shoopman
“Grand House.” —Joe Meinhart
“Jana's in Norman: Thai and Italian.” —Gene Glaser
“Spaghetti Warehouse in Bricktown.” —John O'Connor
“My new fave: Charm, for Thai.” —Sara C. Jacoby
“Bistro Lorene in Chickasha.” —Lorene Fite Wood
“American: Cheever's. Italian: Vito's. Asian: Thai Kitchen Cafe downtown.” —Rot Job
“You simply cannot beat that old American standby … Taco Bell.” —Adam Orendac
“P.F. Chang's, Texas Road House, Olive Garden.” —Benjamin A. Pena
“Pachinko Parlor for sushi!” —Bekki Liles
“Papa Dio's.” —Suzanne Pennington Short
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