All About Cha Cafe & Restaurant - Broken Arrow — Restaurant in Broken Arrow

Hey, it is healthy.

It is a big cavernous building, two stories. I can’t imagine that the restaurant gets even enough business to fill the lower level. Deli décor, comfortable seating with tables and booths, nicely decorated. The service is adequate. Order at the counter, get a number and your food is delivered.

The food is fresh, but nothing spectacular. I had the Turkey Avocado Bacon Wrap with fruit for $9.95. Sliced deli turkey with precooked bacon, lettuce and avocado tightly wrapped in a cheddar tortilla. My wife had the Bulgogee Wrap with chips for $10.95. Everything is more expensive now, but that seemed a little high for wraps that weren’t particularly creative or flavorful. The sides, light on the fruit serving and generous on the chips. The drinks, two simple unsweet iced green teas $4.95 each. Over priced grass flavored water.

Total cost for this lunch $37.40 (Includes tax and a small tip)

Cha drinks are their specialty and is likely the deli’s main customer draw. The menu board offers a large variety of beverage flavors in addition to meals that cover breakfast, lunch/dinner and sushi.

Well, I tried it. Its just not my...

hello . good night . Here I leave this dinner. In this restaurant the environment is clean and well decorated. but, but, the food is not good. we ordered a Korean spiced beef wrap without jalapeños. with a value of 11 dollars without Taxes. and it comes with fruits. because the chips are packaged. (and that's nasty). the point is : that this wrap had at least 2 ounces of meat and 22 ounces of lettuce . My God !! For a moment I thought I was a rabbit…. sorry. but it was more lettuce than meat. and it tasted sweet. ….. the cafe was beautifully decorated! but extremely sweet! We couldn't request a cheesecake because the coffee made us full and cloyed with sweetness. On the other hand, we requested a garlic sauce, or onion sauce, or tartar sauce, but they only gave us a tiny container of tomato with chopped onion. ….. and it was unpleasant not to find variety and flavor… what I can recommend is that they improve the food. offer more food. and not rush out because they are about to close. ….. here I leave photos…. the place is nice…. but, if you want to eat well and abundantly: it is not a recommended...

Yesterday I ate at the Broken Arrow location. I did not know about this location but had eaten at the downtown spot many times until I noticed what appeared to be a name change. I had a great experience yesterday( great eel sushi, big pieces and well worth the price) and came here today, to the original place downtown for lunch. What a disappointment! Oh, don’t get me wrong. The people were nice, the place was clean and orderly but the sushi was so small, I felt cheated AND still very hungry when I left. It was barely, and I mean BARELY half the size of what I got, just yesterday at the BA location. When I mentioned something about it, I was told that it’s the same amount, only rolled tighter. (lOL) If it was rolled tighter, then why did it fall apart so easily when dipped into the soy sauce?? I grew up (in Hawaii) eating sushi. I will NOT return here any time soon, I promise. I will drive to the Broken Arrow location because, like I said. the sushi...