7 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Tahlequah

“Salsa is fantastic...has heat at the end without being overpowering. Wife loved the green salsa. Got a variety of street tacos (asada, El pastor, pollo, papas chorizo) and every one was full of flavor. Service was great too. For sure a local hidden gem...will be back next time we are in town.“

“The food was really good and I don’t eat food like this“

“I loved their salad bar with a perfect homemade sauces I have never tried before! It is a crime if you come to Tahlequah and do not eat there🤪🤪“

“Every time we order it is hot, fresh, and CORRECT. They work hard to make your food quickly and properly. I definitely recommend Asian Star, Tahlequah, OK.

Vegetarian options: They have a great special menu for different diet needs. Everything tastes so good.“

“Everything about this place is amazing! The service and the food are exceptional“

“Best catfish dinner I have had in quite awhile. The grilled catfish was very mild and all white meat no mud vein just a great taste.\nThe side dishes were as equally awesome, brown beans and the side salad was spot on. Hush puppies were a little cold and hard! But with a little lemon ,butter and the bean juice they were also very good. This restaurant is a must to eat at when you are in Tahlequah .......“

“Nice Atmosphere with Very Good Food!
The lady that seated us, (I assume owner or part of the family) is a hoot to talk to. Really nice lady that obviously enjoys what she is doing. And that friendly take care of the customer attitude was also reflected in the wait staff. Our server (according to the receipt was Canida.) A very nice young lady that did a great job! The décor of the restaurant is new clean and modern and atmosphere in the restaurant spacious and relaxing.
We had the General Tso’s and the Kung Pao Beef. Both were ordered medium spicy. I like it hot, so I could have went a little spicier on the General Tso’s. I did ask for some Sriracha to kick it up a little.
The Generals Tso’s was pretty average; lightly batter chunks of chicken thigh meat, in a sweet spicy sauce. It was mixed with a few chunks of red and green bell peppers, onions, and carrots, with a side of fried rice. It was good and a good portion, but the sauce was a little sweet and thick for my preference. But, again it was good!
The Kung Pao Beef was good likewise. Lots of vegetables! What really stood out was the beef in this dish. Not typical! It looked like steak that that had been seared and then sliced thin and added to the meal. It was tender and delicious.
They have a full bar and a sushi bar.
A great place to eat in Tahlequah!“