Oye's Restaurant & Bar
$$ • Asian, Japanese, Chinese Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Oye's Restaurant & Bar
Customers' Favorites
Lobster Tail with Wasabi Dressing
House Special Fried Rice Tray
Pupu Platter for Two
Mongolian Beef
Chinese Food
Crab Rangoon
Wonton Soup
Egg Roll
Chow Mein
Sushi
Oye's Restaurant & Bar Reviews
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The food at Oye Restaurant Bar & Grill was good for the most part, but could gave been more flavorful. We did enjoy the GF calamari and the sushi boat. The service was friendly and welcoming.
The only downside was the ambience. The lighting was much too dim for our liking, making the space feel a bit too gloomy, and the restaurant was quite empty when we visited, which affected the overall atmosphere. With brighter lighting and a livelier vibe, the dining experience would be...read full review
The only downside was the ambience. The lighting was much too dim for our liking, making the space feel a bit too gloomy, and the restaurant was quite empty when we visited, which affected the overall atmosphere. With brighter lighting and a livelier vibe, the dining experience would be...read full review
Had a wonderful dinner at Oyes for 23 guests. Karen had great communication with us and helped select a buffet menu that fit our budget. The food was delicious, fresh and generous portions. Sarah was friendly and super helpful server! We sat in the back, which gave us some privacy and a quiet area. Definitely recommend Oye's if you're looking to host an event!
Great portions. Delicious orange chicken. The bartender is a little rough with new customers but funny. Nice place for a veriety of Asian foods. Chinese, Japanese, Thai.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
Oye's Restaurant & Bar offers a nice decor and casual vibe, with a variety of delicious food options. While some dishes like the spring rolls and poo poo platter got cold quickly, the shrimp fried rice stood out as one of the best. The prompt and attentive service was appreciated, although it felt a bit rushed at times, especially during busy periods like New Year's Eve. The menu boasts a great variety of sushi rolls with flavorful sauces and fresh ingredients. The Thai "tong yong" soup was tasty, and the Sexy girl maki was a hit with its unique mango sauce. The restaurant also serves strong drinks and dishes like general Tsos chicken and crab Rangoon. With occasional live jazz music, Oye's offers a diverse dining experience worth revisiting.