Cajun Corner is an Oklahoma-owned restaurant serving Oklahoma-inspired Cajun food 7 days a week. We have two locations: one off NW Expressway & Council and one on 23rd St in Uptown OKC. We offer a var…
the Specialty Gumbo was well seasoned, but not too salty, comes with small side of rice. Coke is fountain with ice about 16 to 20 oz sized. Shrimp Po Boy w/fries and hushpuppies was also tasty just added a bit of hot sauce to taste! I will order from here again, the staff definitely took care to prepare -AND- package the food
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Carrie S
7 contributions
Loved
• 11/08/26
• DoorDash order
By far the best meal I've ordered in a long time. Cajun Corner followed my instructions to the letter. The presentation and taste of everything I ordered was 100% excellent! Always quick, always right, always flavorful and cooked to perfection. Cajun crawfish pasta is the best! The carrot cake is delicious!
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Cherelle E
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 18/10/26
• DoorDash order
From this location, the Fried Fish Po Boy was unseasoned, dry with very little sauce drizzled on top and a pinch of the slaw mix. Both sandwiches I ordered. The fries were good as always but I wouldn't order it from the 23rd st. location ever again. The south side location is consistent every time and my preferred store despite being further away.
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Charli H
Emerging Expert • 8 contributions
Liked
• 5/10/26
• DoorDash order
The LOADED BLACKENED FISH was tasty except the shrimp and crawfish were rubbery and overcooked. but the fish itself was really good. The Specialty Gumbo wasn't anything to write home about. It was mid. Overall it was good but I'm not sure I'd get it again. Trapper's gumbo is much more authentic and better. I grew up in the deep south and know my cajun cuisine.
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Ernest Y
1 contributions
Loved
• 6/01/25
• DoorDash order
Great food for great prices. Had the Popcorn Shrimp Basket and it was so much food also had the CAJUn CREAM SAUCE FETTUCCINE and Cajun Fried Gizzards
We also ordered the Deep Fried Oreo Beignets and for 5.99 you get a huge order.
