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If you are hungry after gazing at First Christian Church, come to this restaurant to dine at. The Japanese cuisine is good at et al.. You can share tasty pork dumplings, fried dumplings and fried chicken with your friends and have a nice time here. Try good custard dessert. Delicious wine is what may make you come back to this place. Cold coffee lovers will find it great.
If you look through the guests' comments, the staff is competent at this spot. Terrific service is something clients agree upon here. You will appreciate average prices. The enjoyable atmosphere is to be found here. Google users granted the rating of 4.7 to this restaurant.
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edward hayes
5 months ago on Google
Came early for breakfast since I'm only in town a short minute. I enjoyed Onigiri for breakfast and some of the choices were pretty solid even though my wrapper stuck to each side in an extremely cumnbersome way and they were fairly large. My coffee was stellar. I came back for dinner and it was pretty good. It was more of a Japanese inspired fusion type thing than actual Japanese food. The gyoza was the star of the dinner and that's generally not my opinion. Price per person: $30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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ishaQ hamodani
6 months ago on Google
Goood. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $70–80 Recommended dishes: Pork Dumplings Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Menu is all vegetarian
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Brittany Cunningham
2 years ago on Google
Et Al. is a collective of chefs working to build an equitable service operational model while serving delicious global cuisine. There are currently six concepts: Bischix, Butter Bar, Compaignon, Dumpling Night, Japanese Breakfast, and Pickles at the Barbecue. Et Al. was a semifinalist for Best New Restaurant 2023 by the James Beard Foundation. Et Al. operates from Foolish Things Coffee in downtown Tulsa’s Cathedral District and located at the start of the historic Route 66. After a long walk along the Tulsa portion of Route 66, I stopped in for Dumpling Night, a weekly Wednesday evening pop-up led by chef Colin Sato featuring Japanese food and beverages. Foolish Things Coffee is a welcoming coffee house featuring clean lines, cool artwork, and a fair amount of natural light. There is a patio area to the side of the shop and front of shop seating. Customer service was exceptional. Despite a continual line, the staff was warm, welcoming, and fielded questions regarding the menu. Food came out at an appropriate pace especially given the volume. I had the Pork Dumplings, Udon, Ginger Sake, and Pot de Cremé. I did not have a bad bite all night! The ginger sake was great. The ginger flavor was very present. The Udon had a broth with great umami flavor. The individual components (shrimp, noodles) were well prepared. My only notes were to add more shrimp. The dumplings had a nice char on the bottom. While the filling was good, it wasn’t as flavorful as I would have liked. I loved the rice vinegar addition to the chili sauce. I am still thinking about the Pot de Cremé. I loved the black salt paired with the maple syrup on top. And the cremé was super luscious. I left Dumpling Night inspired and full. I love the values of Et Al. and wish I was in town long enough to experience the other available concepts. As for the Dumpling Night, I would want to try the Sticky Rice and the cold beverages. Meal type: Dinner Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Japanese, Vegetarian options
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Price range per person
$10-$20
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Address
14 N Cheyenne Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Features
Outdoor seating
Takeaway
Сredit cards accepted
Wi-Fi
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Wheelchair accessible
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