Oklahoma City, OK (May 14, 2026) – Several people were injured after a car crashed into a restaurant in Oklahoma City on Wednesday afternoon, May 13. The crash happened at Taste of China near Interstate 240 and Western Service Road.
Police said a few people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Officials had not confirmed the exact number of people hurt.
Early reports indicated that a passenger had a medical episode during the incident. Details about what happened before the crash had not been fully released.
Officials remained at the scene while they continued their review. The crash remains under investigation, and additional details may become available as authorities continue their work.
Our thoughts are with those injured, and we wish them a full recovery.
Injuries After Cars Crash Into Restaurants
Crashes involving vehicles entering restaurants can injure customers, workers, and occupants of the vehicles. A sudden impact may break glass, move furniture, and scatter debris across dining areas. People inside may have little time to react before the vehicle enters the building.
Restaurants often have tables, counters, waiting areas, and front windows close to parking spaces or driveways. When a vehicle strikes the building, the business layout can affect how people are injured. Even non-life-threatening injuries may still require medical checks.
After this type of crash, the building may need inspection before normal service can resume. Doors, windows, walls, electrical systems, and interior walkways may need repair or cleanup to make the space safe again.
