서울의 밤 · A NIGHT IN SEOUL
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Two ways to cook at your own table: grill the BBQ, simmer the hot pot. Private karaoke rooms. A sakura tree, a fence full of locks, and a room with a stage in it. Come hungry. Stay late.
Four ways to spend a night
Come for lunch with the family, stay for the grill, end up with a microphone in your hand. Everything below is under the same roof.
고기
Two ways to cook, both at your own table. BBQ is the grill: you cook marinated meat over the fire. Hot pot is the burner: you simmer it in your own pot of broth. Each has its own list on the menu. Ninety minutes, unlimited rounds.
See the menu →일품
Not up for the full feast? Kimchi jjigae, bibimbap, Korean fried chicken, japchae — ordered the normal way.
Browse dishes →술집
Soju, makgeolli, craft drafts, and signature cocktails — with the game on the big screens.
Visit the bar →노래방
Every room has the same tabletop grills and hot pot burners as the dining room, so all-you-can-eat happens in here too. Four themed rooms, from a cozy ten-seater to a patio room that fits forty.
Book a room →벚꽃 & 사랑의 자물쇠
There is a sakura tree in our waiting room, and underneath it a real chainlink fence. Buy a padlock at the front, write on it, and lock it on — the way couples do at Namsan Tower in Seoul.
Anniversaries, first dates, graduations, or just a Tuesday. The fence fills up a little more every month, and nobody ever takes theirs back.
The fence so far
Free and public — one per guest every 30 days. The real one gets engraved and locked on when you visit.
Add a name and it appears on the fence above.
All you can eat
There is a grill in the middle of your table and a pot of broth in front of every seat. Somebody always burns the first piece. That is part of it.
Pick Silver or Gold, order in rounds, and keep going for ninety minutes. Kids love it, grandparents love it, and nobody has to agree on one dish.
All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and hot pot from $28.99 per adult, and children under 36" eat free. Ninety minutes, unlimited rounds, both grill and hot pot included.
Silver covers the classics. Gold adds Oppa Galbi, scallops, and baby octopus.
Portioned servings, as many times as you want. Less waste, hotter food.
Plenty of time to eat well without anyone rushing you out the door.
노래방 · Karaoke
You grill in here. Every room has the same tabletop grills and hot pot burners as the dining room, so you can do all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and sing without moving tables. Cake and fruit from outside are welcome, and you are free to decorate.
O1 — Patio
Our biggest room, and the one with the stage. Graduations, birthdays, work parties, family reunions.
P1 — Neon
Glowing, loud, and just the right size for a close group.
P2 — K-Pop
Built for the fans. You already know every word.
P3 — Tatami
Low table, floor seating, softer lighting. The calm one.
Events & parties
Which is a strange thing for a restaurant to have, until you need one.
Birthdays, quinceañeras, graduations, anniversaries, work dinners, church groups, team celebrations. We handle the food, the room, and the sound. You handle the guest list.
The bar
Pull up a seat at the bar, order a round, and watch it on the big screens. Happy hour is Tuesday–Friday, 3–5pm — every alcoholic drink and appetizer at half price, anywhere in the building.
Have a look around
Reviews
Well the wife and I are at it again. And this time we both decided to try Oppa House. I will admit we both waited because when this place first opened the reviews were pretty harsh, but I'm happy to see that the reviews have changed for the better, and live up to the experience that we had. We went in on a Friday just past 6:00 p.m. and we were seated immediately. Jason, our writer took our order. Beef beef, beef, veggies and some squid flowers. I got all the side dishes and let me tell you I put them in order ( pictures), I was so excited to see that they actually serve the Korean potato salad. Wow. Really good. It's not what you think. If you haven't had it, it's cold, slightly sweet and it's more like a mashed potato consistency. But it was really good. The quality of the food was definitely there. The options that they have are different than the other Korean barbecue restaurant in Tulsa. You're not going here for the decor but it has a nice setting. And this is just a disclaimer for those that get cold easily. You may want to wear some type of sweater to keep you warm. …
WOW!!!! First off let me tell you the service is exceptional. We never had to wait on our server for anything. My drink was full and he kept the food coming out, offered some amazing suggestions and had us all smiling. The Food.... Lets start with everyone getting their own individual hotpot, I got to order spicy house broth without the worry of anyone else having to deal with my spice tolerance.All in all we got the House Spicy, Pho, Miso and Tonkatsu and they were all superb. IMO the tonkatsu was better than I have had at a lot of high end ramen shops. The meats and veggies were fresh and well prepared, the spicy bulgogi and thick pork belly were my favorites. Whatever you do do NOT miss out on the "Japchae" on the Banchan bar it is delicious! Great experience, great people, great food. We will be back soon!!!!!!!
I loved this place!! The staff were so helpful and nice it was really a cool experience they even helped us because we had no idea what to do or how to cook anything
Find us
On Garnett at 71st, with parking out front. The dining room is fully wheelchair accessible.