Lo Mein in
Tulsa, OK
Where can you get lo mein in Tulsa, OK?
Happy House has six kinds at 11063 S Memorial Dr C, in south Tulsa beside Southern Crossing, where the city meets Bixby. The noodles are the soft kind, with chicken, beef, shrimp, roast pork or vegetables, or all three meats in the House Special Lo Mein.
Order lo mein for pickup or delivery, or come in and eat.
Why do people order the lo mein here?
More than half of the people who praise the lo mein here call it the best, and for some it is simply the standing order.
One customer put it this way:
"We always get the chicken lo mein and sweet and sour chicken respectively and it always hits the spot!"
What is lo mein, and can you get it on a plate?
Lo mein is boiled wheat noodles tossed in the wok with the meat and the sauce, and on this menu every one of them is the soft-noodle kind. A lo mein on its own is just the noodles. When you want a full plate, the combination platter pairs chicken or pork lo mein with fried rice or steamed rice and a spring roll or a cheese wonton.
For more, order the Sesame Chicken, Lo Mein, Fried Rice plate: crispy sesame chicken with broccoli, lo mein, and fried rice mixed with peas, carrots and onions.
Which lo mein is on the menu?
Six, all on the menu. The 39. Chicken Lo Mein is the one the reviews name. The 40. Beef Lo Mein, 41. Shrimp Lo Mein and 38. Roast Pork Lo Mein are the same soft noodles with a different meat, and the 37. Vegetable Lo Mein is the vegetable version. The 42. House Special Lo Mein is the large one, with chicken, shrimp and pork together.
For the platter, order C3. Chicken or Pork Lo Mein.
How late does Happy House take lo mein orders?
Happy House is open Monday to Thursday 10:30 AM to 8:45 PM and Friday and Saturday 10:30 AM to 9:30 PM, closed Sunday, and online ordering closes about ten minutes before the door. Order pickup or delivery from the online menu, or call (918) 369-9888 and collect it at 11063 S Memorial Dr C, where the parking lot is free.
The store is beside The UPS Store with a Starbucks around the corner, in the strip at Southern Crossing on South Memorial Drive, and there are tables if you would rather eat there. Coming up from Bixby? Happy House is the Chinese food stop on the Bixby line.
Questions before you order
Lo mein or chow mein, which one is the soft noodle?
Can you have lo mein instead of rice on a platter?
What goes well with a lo mein order?