Al Sultan
9515 E 51st St, Tulsa, OK, 74145
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Address :
9515 E 51st St
Tulsa, OK, 74145 - Phone (918) 622-2942
- Website https://www.alsultangrillandbakery.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 8:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Categories
Greek Cuisine
Greek food is a fine melody of the finest pressed olive oil, fresh fermented bread, colorful vegetables, juicy meat, sea food all cooked in spices and fresh rosemary. The people from Greek were great scholars who aimed to excel in everything they do. The results are quite visible in their food as they are the inventors of olive oil which is beneficial to health. Greeks also made different type of wines from the best quality of grapes fermented in controlled environment.
Today, you can find hundreds of restaurants offering authentic Greek food or popularly termed as Mediterranean cuisine in New York city alone. People wait in line to taste the exotic Greek dishes like saganaki, taramasalata, souvlaki, loukoumades, spanakopita, moussaka, and many more. One thing which most people like about these authentic Greek dishes is abundant use of lemon juice, olive oil, fresh rosemary and sea salt. A smart mix of few ingredients can virtually take you on the pebble streets of beautiful city of Greece.
For those who don't have time to enjoy fine dining should try tasting the famous souvlaki with pita which is type of meat dish, also a trademark Greek fast food. For those who are vegetarian, or vegan can try different versions of Greek Salad. So, if you wish to enjoy a hearty yet healthy meal that tastes divine then try dining at the best Greek restaurant in your city. Greek cuisine not only tastes good but also help maintain your body in a natural way through healthy diet.
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Nikki S.
Just tried to use a groupon ... There is no statement in rules that says dine in only ... I drove across town in the rain and was told no take out ..there is only 2 tables in the restaurant and basically they turned me away. It's not an all you can eat Buffett ... Just don't get it ??? I'll come back for the Groupon so I don't lose my money...but forget it after that
(1)Michael B.
This place is definitely a Tulsa gem. I have been here several times and have taken several people here. If you like Middle Eastern food then you need to go here. Do not go here for a snack...Go prepared to CHOW DOWN. They will load you up with a TON of food. Every time I have been I've had to make 2 trips to my table just to carry all the food. It's set up like a buffet but the staff serves you. Try it all because it's all excellent! I highly recommend the cabbage rolls! Where else in Tulsa can you get Tang for a drink! Love that stuff!
(4)Scott S.
Was expecting buffet, got more cafeteria style. Not a problem. Still awesome. Being that I'm pretty culturally ignorant when it comes to cuisine from the Med, I foolishly said "a little bit of everything", and walked away from that line with about 30 lbs of food on this little tray. It was a fantastic experience, though. I would have liked some labels or something so I had some idea what I was eating, but the staff were helpful and explained everything. For the price, certainly not a bad deal. $10 gets you enough lunch to not eat for 3 days.
(4)Vivian T.
DAMN. GOOD. GYROS. These might be the best gyros I've ever had. The pita was thick, soft, and warm. The vegetables were fresh and they weren't piled on to the point of overwhelming the rest of the gyro. The tzatziki sauce and the gyro meat were the real showstoppers (as they should be). The sauce was thicker than I've had in the past, but it was really flavorful. The gyro meat was a little crispy where the guy grilled it fresh for the sandwich, and it was well-seasoned and all around delicious. The guy behind the counter told us that it's not the usual Kronos brand gyro meat, but something the restaurant special orders from Texas. Either way, I want to eat it by the pound. The service was really friendly. When we walked in, we were given menus at the order counter (I think they could tell we had never been there before), and the two guys answered all of our questions. We were even offered a sample of freshly cooked gyro meat to help our decision-making process. A gyro combo with fries and a drink is $7.49, but I would advise skipping the fries and just eating two gyros instead. They were crispy (although my dining companion thought they could have been a little crispier), and covered with seasoned salt, but they take up valuable stomach space that could go towards another gyro.
(5)Harry W.
Tried this cuisine for the first time. Small menu to choose from or you can eat from the buffet. The buffet is all you can eat, but they serve you. The humus, taziki, baba gonosh and tabooli were of the mutha firkin chains! The curry chicken, chicken thighs, sausage and pasta casserole all were good. It took 8 plates and two serving trays to get a sample of everything on the buffet. Bring your appetite when dining here because the food is the shiznit.
(5)Ash S.
This was an excellent place. The beef kabobs were delicious. The humus was great as was the tabouli salad. The grilled chicken was a little dry, but still good. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it.
(4)Neehar M.
This is a hidden gem of Tulsa. It is the best place for middle-eastern food in the town. Their chicken shawarma is absolutely amazing. Succulent from inside and nicely and freshly grilled from outside. Its just the best when you want to have a light lunch. Lately ,I have been always getting the buffet here and let me list the must haves (in my opinion) on their buffet menu. Hummus, grilled chicken (it has an Indo-Pak spices twist to it), beef seegh kebabs, lentil soup and if available chicken rolls. The buffet also includes a side of available dessert. And all the recipes come from the region. I mean nothing Americanized if you will. This has become my new favorite place. I wish I had found it sooner..
(5)Corinna G.
I went in about 530. I got food from the buffet. The service was awesome but the food was just very mediocre and it looked as if it had been sitting for a long time. I think maybe I should've ordered from the menu.
(2)Rash A.
Best falafel in Oklahoma... Don't go here if ur expectin ur falafel sandwich dry with just tons of lettuce stuffed in. This is the real deal and the huge guy at the cash register is very patient and courteous.
(5)Thom C.
A Total Gem. Tucked away in a shopping center is Al Sultan Grill & Bakery, my new favorite place for Near/Middle Eastern Food (since Cedars closed). The buffet at lunch is affordable at only $9.99, but come hungry. The people who work here are proud of their food and pile it on your plate and in bowls and side plates (which is a little odd, but homey). It's a buffet that's served cafeteria style, which I like because that means people aren't dirtying up the utensils that you have to use. The restaurant is a diner-style, I guess, with booths and tables to choose from, a little dark, but definitely worth it. The food is indescribable; everything I tasted (from the kofta to the hummas and taboulah, to spiced eggplant) was AMAZING! Seriously, I didn't try anything that I didn't love. It was great. There's a little bakery area where you can get some Middle Eastern spices, rose water, and baked goods. My only regret is not knowing about this place before. I will definitely be heading out to Al Sultan Grill and Bakery on a regular basis.
(5)Ahmad K.
If you're looking for some incredible middle eastern cuisine, then look no further! Al-Sultan's won't disappoint and it's a great place to take the whole family!
(5)Shaunita J.
Went here with a groupon on a weekend afternoon. It's in a sort of shopping center in an odd part of town, almost unnoticeable. It was relatively empty when we were there. A family or two, and a group smoking hookah on the patio. I was with the padre and he doesn't get to eat this stuff often, so he just wanted to try it all. First of all, the groupon said buffet, and the staff made sure to tell us we could have more, but it's served to you cafeteria style, which is odd. I guess I like that better, so you don't have anyone's snotty-nosed kid manhandling your food, but while we were there, the staff was in the back a lot, so if I wanted extra food, I'm not sure if we could have gotten it right away (I did, at some point, see a woman and get some pita). The decorations are sparse, simple tables, few decorations, and a tv. But, it seemed clean. It's connected to a market, but I did not go over there. We tried pretty much everything there. The presentation leaves a lot to be desired. They kind of just slop everything onto mostly one plate--except the lentil soup, pita and the hummus. I know it's all going down the same way, but it was kind of a mess and, it was spilling onto my tray as I was walking. There has got to be a better way to do this. It was hit or miss: Dad didn't like the stuffed cabbage--said it was mushy. Chicken curry was good. Hummus was good. Tabbouleh was good. Beef kofta was decent. The "pizza" (baked pita with stuff on it) wasn't great. There were a couple of chicken dishes that were decent. Pita seemed just meh. There was a pasta dish that was also good. I noticed that they had schwarma, I think next time I go here, I might just get that. The whole buffet thing was kind of a messy to eat and deal with. Staff was friendly when they were around and, which I don't always see in buffets, offered us to go boxes.
(4)Julie P.
This place definitely deserves more traffic. My dad took me there knowing I would love it and I was definitely impressed. They asked if it was my first time there and upon telling them it was, they gave me a little bit of everything to try. I'm not exaggerating when I say that literally everything was amazing. Everything tasted fresh and very good. Had I not been stuffed, I would have gotten seconds. I had a lot of food left over and even though it's like an all you can eat buffet, they had no problem giving me a to go box for my leftovers, which I took home and begrudgingly shared with my boyfriend lol. He was just as impressed. The service was amazing. They are very friendly and helpful. It was a great value, as well.
(5)Chris O.
This is a very nice little restaurant. It appears to be run by a family. We visited for dinner on a Monday evening. There was a wide range of good food, including cucumber salad, humus and cabbage rolls, plus tasty chicken, beef, vegetable and pasta dishes. Pita bread and soup are also available. The price for the buffet-style meal was about $12, which seemed like a good value.
(3)Alexa S.
This place is my jam. I think they are busier at lunch because there is a huge buffet for $9.99 and the dinner buffet is $11.99. You get so much food that you have to take it home, (but don't be a jerk and get seconds just to box up! class people, class.) The curry is amazing and not very spicy, which I like. The meats are flavorful and cooked to perfection. I usually get the veggie plate with falafel nuggets, tabouli, tzatziki, hummus and pita. I leave satisfied and healthy. Not feeling too full or gross. Their tabouli is my favorite in town but that's more of a personal preference. Everyone here always makes you feel very welcome which is more than I can say for some other places where it could be easy to feel out of place. If you have any questions, they are eager to help and sometimes offer you a free dessert at your table! Oh, and be sure to visit their store next door! Happy eating!
(5)Alex C.
Vegetarians delight! I love this place, the staff is superb and they are good with remembering faces/orders.
(5)Rob W.
Consistently great and reasonably priced. Excellent Buffet with a huge variety. Some of the best falafel I've had. Service is always great as well.
(5)Brittany S.
I personally didn't like the food that much - nothing personal, just not my type. The guy that served me was really funny. Going through the buffet, he kept giving me all these bowls of food. He didn't really give me the chance to say no....he wanted to to try it all. I ended up with so much food I had to stack my dishes so they could fit on my tray! They also let us take home our leftovers which was really nice.
(3)Chad F.
Came in today just a little after they opened. Most items on the buffet were not ready yet. $8.99 for the 1 meat combo which included hummus that tasted like it just had been opened from a can, gyros meat lacked flavor, tatsy rice done in a lemon sauce and pita. I was told that the potato's were still cooking as well as the veggies. Not sure if they will last long.
(2)J D.
We tried Al Sultan and their buffet is really good, I don't eat meat so I couldn't tell but their vegetables and cold salads were really good.
(3)Jessica C.
Just had the lamb gyro. It was so good. The meat was tender and sliced perfectly. Will be back!
(4)Nadine S.
My partner and I used a Groupon and ordered the mixed grillers. The service was OK, but the food wasn't great. The tabouli was very good and the onion rings were amazing, but we didn't care for the platters. The meat was cold and didn't taste particularly fresh. The kofta kebabs didn't have much taste. The servings were massive, though - we ended up taking about half of our meals home.
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