MangoTree Cafe'

09/01/2026

MangoTree Cafe's Tom Yum Soup is a delicious thai dish! Homemade and very popular! Please come by and try! 1732 S. Van Buren Enid Ok. Thanks! Kimsan and Kimly, sisters and proprietors of MangoTree Cafe

08/29/2026

Let’s talk about a dish that’s both crispy and sweet—what I call MangoTree Cafe's (irresistible) Crispy Honey Chicken.

It’s a unique blend of crispy fried chicken pieces coated in a luscious honey glaze. Absolutely delicious! Comes with both a homemade crab rangoon and a spring roll! Come Try!

08/27/2026

Thai red curry (Gaeng Phed, literally "spicy curry") is a traditional coconut-milk-based dish known for its rich, fragrant, and moderately spicy broth built on a base of ground red chili paste. MangTree Cafe's customers love our homemade red curry! why don't you come try it!

The Paste Foundation

The dish gets its signature brick-red color and heat from a mortar-and-pestle paste (kruang gaeng) made of:
​Dried red spur chilies (soaked and pounded)
​Lemongrass, galangal, and makrut lime zest for bright, citrusy aromatics
​Garlic, shallots, and coriander root
​Shrimp paste (kapi) and salt for deep umami.
​Building the Dish

​Liquid base: Red curry paste is fried in cracked coconut cream until the oil separates, releasing fragrance, before being diluted with full-fat coconut milk and stock.

​Proteins & Add-ins: Commonly cooked with chicken, beef, pork, duck, or shrimp, along with vegetables like bamboo shoots, Thai eggplant, and red bell peppers.

​Finishing touches: Seasoned with fish sauce and palm sugar, then finished off-heat with fresh sweet basil leaves and torn makrut lime leaves.

​Red vs. Green vs. Yellow

​Red Curry: Uses dried red chilies. Medium-to-high heat with a rich, savory focus.
​Green Curry: Uses fresh green chilies. Bright, herbaceous, and typically spicy.
​Yellow Curry: Relies heavily on fresh turmeric and dried spices like cumin and coriander seed. Milder and sweeter.

As we said, come try! kimsan and kimly thank you!

08/26/2026

Kimsan and Kimly love country music and certainly loved Dolly Parton! She is a national treasure. As such, they support naming the nashville airport after her and for making 9/25 a day for her!

08/21/2026

MangoTree's Orange Chicken is beloved by our customers!

Orange chicken is one of those classic Chinese-American dishes that makes you wonder, how did it get to America? What happened to it along the way that turned it from a citrus-flavored chicken stir-fry to the crispy, sweet and flavorful dish we CRAVE whenever we step into MangoTree Cafe!

How It Started: In the 1800s, Chinese immigrants from the Guandong district immigrated to America seeking better opportunities. At the time, their district was ravaged from a rebellion and an unstable economy.Their cuisine had some sweet elements, but overall was made of vegetables and meat stir-fried and served with rice.

The original “Orange Chicken” had no breading around each piece of chicken and the sauce was made of leftover orange or lemon peels cooked with soy sauce, chilis and garlic. The sauce had a citrus element, but it wasn’t as pronounced or sweet like you would think of today.

Come by and enjoy the delicious flavor of MangoTree's Orange Chicken!

08/11/2026

We've got some great fresh mangoes for the last of the season! we were lucky to get them! Come in for some Mango Sticky Rice! it's an extremely tasty authentic south asian dessert!

MangoTree Cafe is open tuesday through saturday at 1732 South Van Buren Enid oklahoma!

Enid's Delicious and Authentic Thai, Chinese, and Pho' restaurant!

08/07/2026

One of MangoTree customers' favorites is our famous Tom Yum Shrimp soup!

What is Tom Yum Soup?

Tom yum is a type of Thai hot and sour soup where the iconic flavors come from 3 herbs: lemongrass, galangal, and kaffir lime leaves. For Thai people, these 3 herbs are very much associated with tom yum, which is why we call them the "tom yum trinity."

If we had to pick a national dish for Thailand this would be a strong contender because it's eaten all over the country and is loved by essentially everyone. It's served at both street-side eateries and fancy restaurants. Come try it at MangoTree! Thanks! Kimsan and Kimly

07/30/2026

One of our customers' favorite appetizers is the Angkor Wat. Named for the famous temple complex in Southeast Asia, It gives you a selection of all our favorite appetizers: crab rangoons, spring rolls, Saigon shrimp, Chicken satays, and fried dumplings, with a selection of homemade dipping sauces and veggie garnish. Please come try! Kimsan and Kimly