MangoTree Cafe

I discovered Mango Tree Café even before I moved to Enid… I had to make sure there was a good Thai restaurant in the area. I had been looking forward to trying Mango Tree and it lived up to my expectations! My boyfriend and I both tried the Pad Thai– I got the tofu and he got the chicken and we both loved it. It’s nice that they let you choose the spice level from a range of 1 – 5. We also tried the crab rangoons which weren’t cooked the way we really like them (they were pretty thin, without a lot of the filling) but they were still tasty.
We got takeout so I’m not sure what the whole restaurant experience was like but the waitress that cashed me out was so pleasant and nice. I look forward to going again!

Very delicious Phở in Enid, OK. Generous portions and plenty of sides to boot. I would get the #2, as I liked the variety of different meats all together in one harmonious beef broth.
My only beef (no pun intended :)) would be that there were only two servers working in quite a large space. I could tell they were a bit overwhelmed.
Also they used to have fresh summer rolls on the menu, but they were taken off. Bring em back! :)

Visiting family in Enid and went for mom in-​laws birthday. First time visit for all. Atmosphere is clean and casual. Friendly and helpful ordering. Green curry soup was very good however the cook forgot I’d ordered shrimp and gave me chicken. They were apologetic and offered to redo or give extra egg rolls which I appreciated but refused. Appetizer sampler was awesome. Pad Thai seemed a little over cooked compared to others I’ve had but was tasty. Lunch servings were plenty. Will be back.

I’ve wanted to go here for a long time. Finally had the chance yesterday. My lady had the Winter Special with ramen noodles and chicken. She was quite satisfied and said she would order it again. I ordered the Pad Thai. I have not had that dish before and was unfamiliar with how it should taste. It had a sort of earthy, sick-​sweet flavor and smell, and although I ate it, it was not a hit with me. When I had finished most of the dish and was inspecting the ingredients to see what was in it, I started noticing that about half of the bean sprouts were black within the seed. I inspected more carefully and found a black mold looking material inside those sprouts. No more for me! I did not tell my waiter, but regret now that I didn’t bring it to their attention. If I eat here again, I will be more careful to check for freshness of ingredients.

I want to like this place so badly. I was so excited to get another Asian place in town! But unfortunately after trying a number of dishes I can give it much more than «it’s ok». The dishes, advertised as «Thai» and «Vietnamese» honestly all taste like the Cambodian version of these foods– a bit confused and bland. For example– I ordered the bahn mi special once, and it came looking/​tasting like beef and broccoli on French bread… Uh what? Also, watch out for the bubble tea– it comes with loads of jelly and sugar that make it almost impossible to drink if your over the age of six.
But I will be back, gosh darn it, because it’s the closest you can get outside of Tulsa or the city. The lady who runs it seems really sweet and eager to please, and I will give it a few more goes to try some of the other dishes.

Mango Tree is one of my favorite places to eat in Enid. The Vietnamese selections are as good or better than any I’ve had anywhere else. The phở is particularly good. If you haven’t tried the phở you are doing yourself a disservice. The Ban Mhi sandwich is also great. The ladies who run the restaurant are very kind, gracious and are on top of the service. It’s really one of those places where you are treated like a friend and you want to come back again and again.

Mangotree impresses us every time we visit. The quality of the dishes is outstanding, but even more impressive is the service. Even the times you have to wait awhile to order, once the order is placed the food arrives promptly. Enid is fortunate to have a Thai restaurant of this caliber.

Had a great time! I got the Phở #3 and it was a huge serving and delicious! Also, their Crab Rangoon was so delicious I ordered a 2^nd one after the first order vanished into my tummy. I was so stuffed I couldn’t finish my Phở but luckily they had to go containers perfect for the soup. However, it was difficult to put the soup into the go containers so I wish the wait staff would have done that for me as I made a mess all over their table attempting the frivolous feat myself.
I give the resturant 4 stars because it does not serve alcohol which I don’t like. Also, the meals came out at different times. Although I appreciate a resturant that gives you food when it’s hot and not food that has been sitting under a warmer for 20 minutes while someone’s steak cooks, my Phở was the last thing out and I’m pretty confident most of its ingredients are pre-​prepared. These are nit-​pickey things I know; however, most restaurants in Enid are way over rated so I want to be honest with you.
The server was very attentive and courteous. Our drinks were refilled on time and our food was very good. Even if you do not like Thai food I would recommend you give it a try as my husband hates Thai but I got him to go and he really enjoyed it.
Eat on, eaters!

i had high hopes for this place after reading other reviews. I arrived at 6pm on wed. evening and was not really greeted at the door. the server looked surprised when i asked if i should just sit down or not. I tried to order but was told they were already out of summer rolls. i had crab rangoon instead and it was over fried and the pockets were empty. i also had the pad basil with shrimp. it was served on a plate with a spring roll, a scoop of rice and a salad with ranch dressing on it… ??? the entrée itself was a tiny portion with cheap waterlogged shrimp. i was very underimpressed.

Pretty good phở. #32 was around $ 10, I couldn’t finish it. Looks nice inside, even though the outside looks kinda run down. They have a military discount, not sure how much it is because it didn’t knock that much off my bill… I would go back again for the phở.

I have eaten here a number of times and gotten take out once. I have never had a bad experience here, the food is always delicious. Service times have steadily improved with the addition of more servers. I love their curries and Pad Thai, and the pork dumpling soup is some of the best soup I’ve ever had. Their bubble tea was pretty average; the flavour was fine but the tapioca was a bit tougher than I’m used to. Their Thai tea and hot tea is delicious, so I generally stick with those. Today I tried their shrimp stir fry special which tasted AMAZING, lots of ginger, spice, and cilantro. I only wish that the shrimp tails had been removed-​no big deal to take them off myself.
The place is well-​apportioned, tastefully decorated, and comfortable. They play instrumental jazz standards in the background, which is a bit odd for a Thai restaurant, but nice nonetheless. The location could be nicer, but it’s super convenient to my house, which is perfect for the nights I don’t feel like cooking, and at least there’s always parking available.

Okay. I’m Thai and what I ordered was Tom Yam Noodle Soup and I was very disappointed about what I got. They used «instant noodle with Tom Yam flavored» something you can buy from Walmart with a little bit of chicken and vegetable. They don’t even make real Tom Yam soup or use rice noodle. I have been in the U.S. for a while and have been to many Asian restaurants and never seen something like this. If you want to try this menu, you better go to Walmart or Asian market to buy Tom Yam instant noodle and make it at home instead of paying $ 10 for it. Also, as you can see from the menu, it says this soup has kaffir lime leaves, tomatoes, mushrooms and green onion but I got nothing, just pieces of carrots and cabbage! The service was okay and my review is only for what I ordered. I have no idea about any other menus and don’t wanna try anything any more!

Glad to have a restaurant nearby to satisfy my Phở cravings. Flavor was good, decent portion size. I went with the simpler Phở option as the other options weren’t the traditional proteins I’m used to. Not as great as my mom’s or Vietnamese restaurants in OKC but still satisfying… worth saving the time a drive or cooking would take!
Hubby had the Red Curry and it was delicious! Rice cooked perfectly, and the flavor was amazing. I highly recommend it. He had ³⁄₅ on the spice rating which was perfect for me, just a little heat to it… he said it wasn’t spicy enough though, but he likes it hot!
Look forward to trying more dishes!

I’ve eaten here multiple times. The Pad Thai, and Phở are amazing. They are new, and working out some of their systems yet. If you come during peak hours, be prepared to wait! But it’s worth it.

We had the best dinner. The food is freshly made. Very nice girls and great prompt service. Like amy new business, it takes a couple weeks to work out kinks. I think for everyone that went during first opening. You should definitely give it another try. I am very impressed with our experience. The spring roll and lettuce wraps are amazing. You wont be sorry. You will leave full.

We were excited to try MangoTree Café, yet had been holding off to let them get the kinks worked out since it is a new restaurant. So we popped in for a late dinner and arrived at 7:45 pm on a Saturday.
This is a walk in and seat yourself kind of place, the wait staff will be along and give you a menu and take your drink order. Note: the menu is made up daily (and is dated as such) based on what they have in stock (this stuff is made from scratch and fresh).
After a bit the waitress came back and took our order. We both ordered the summer rolls and Tiffany ordered the Pad Thai and I ordered the #1 Phở. A short time later one of the cooks came out and explained that they only had one order of the summer rolls left for the day. We advised that it was fine we would share (two rolls to an order). They were delivered a moment after she left, and were every bit as good as we wanted them to be.
The Pad Thai and the Phở were delivered a bit after that and looked great. Tiffany uses Pad Thai to judge how the food is, and with my it’s all about the Phở. Both dishes were fantastic! Both dishes fall into that category of every family has their own recipe, and both of these make their family’s proud!
Yes service is a bit slow (there was only 1 wait staff when we visited) and there is only two cooks to do the culinary alchemy in cooking these fine dishes.
If your looking for tasteless fast food from a box served to you as you order it then this is not the place for you. If you enjoy a sit down and order and wait for a meal prepared fresh just for you, then this is the place to let your palate experience a cuisine from another culture.
Go, enjoy, travel through cuisine, you’ll be glad you did!

I only gave 2* bc the wait time & service was ‘turtle pace’ slow. The food was excellent but really not worth the wait considering I had to take an extra long lunch hour ½ for the place. I may go back in time but I will wait to see if other reviews pop up & say the kinks have been worked out of the place & the pace is much faster.

First off, we started with the Summer Rolls and they were made perfectly, exactly what I would expect at a quality Thai restaurant.
My husband got a Mango Bubble Tea. It wasn’t like any other bubble tea we’ve had; it was blended and then the tapioca was added. They insisted that it was non-​dairy, but it was still creamy tasting. He loved it! It was too sweet for me.
Originally we each ordered Curry — one green, one red. Fortunately, someone at the table next to us ordered it too and it was SO small! Like, the size of a small cereal bowl. I would have needed to order three to fill me up, or for it to be a normal size order of curry. Luckily, they were so busy that we were able to change our order. I ordered the Phở and hubby ordered Chicken Pad Thai. I might have just been having a pregnant moment, but I didn’t like the phở at all. Husband loved both dishes, so we just switched and all was good. The Pad Thai wasn’t spicy at all (spice level 2 out of 5), so I added some of the Thai Sweet Chili sauce they had on the table and it was great!
Overall, it was a great experience. I just ask anyone who visits to PLEASE be patient with the servers. They’re brand new at this and the cooks in the back are still working out the kinks. They have a different menu every day because of the inventory they have, but they’ll have their full menu up and running soon. Great addition to Enid, OK!

Delicious Thai cuisine! I had the green curry, spice level 3. My wife had the Panang curry level 1 spice. I’d recommend either of these. We’re looking forward to going back to try the Pad Tai

Delicious Thai food. great Phở! Saves me a trip to little Saigon in OKC to get great Phở! reasonable lunch specials! Pad Thai not too sweet like many westernized thai restaurants.