Asian Mart

This my mom's preferred Asian store in the Tulsa Metro. It's not crowded, clean, & able to navigate through the store easily. They don't overstock their products so that it doesn't just sit on the shelf. My mom loves to get her produce here.
I love the papaya salad you can order at the deli. It's my absolute favorite and a must try! It's packed full of flavors and to your own desired spice level. If you have peanut or crustacean allergy, make sure to let them know, they may be able to hold back the sauce and or crushed nuts.
They have other food items in the deli along with boba but I have yet to try. So if you try something else, let me know! Please and thank you!

Wow. This place has slummed out over the last few years. Initially I really liked going to this place because it was set up so much better and quite honestly didn't smell as bad as Nam Hai. They had a large selection of different foods and a small hot food service area as well. My last trip in tho was a disappointment. Shelves are mostly empty, some parts of the store looked ransacked. The hot area is shutdown. They don't have near the selection of items they used to have. It seems like it's in it's death throes as a business. Proly won't be coming back here ant time soon.

This store is owned by a local Hmong church family and everyone there is so friendly. Growing up in Tulsa, I knew a lot of those people and it's always so refreshing to see their faces when I come back to visit.

They have a lot of selections on oriental items such as noodles, candy, snacks, sauces, frozen food, fresh veggies, meat cuts and everything you can think of. If you're looking for a quick lunch, they also have a deli to serve you food or drinks. It's always delicious and always a delight to go to Asian Mart. They have great selections at a great price. I enjoy every visit!

Even though there were a lot of items out of stock, I did come here at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Regardless, they carry many things I haven't been able to find anywhere else and there isn't unpleasant smells like in other markets in the area. Asian Mart is very clean and the workers helpful and nice.

If you're looking for ingredients to make homemade phó, I attached a photo of the brand I used that worked perfectly! It's in the same aisle as the sugar, boba and other spices on the immediate left on the bottom shelf (if you're facing the back of the store). I almost missed it, so make sure when you go your first time, you really check each shelf.

They also have a cafe inside and I really want to try their boba and food soon, although be warned they are cash only!

A nice clean Asian food store and deli. I love coming here because I can shop for groceries and grab a bite to eat at the same time. The food is pretty tasty and is soul food for me because I am Hmong and the deli offers Hmong style food. Today I did a little shopping and ate at the deli.

The store has a plethora of Asian goods including a butcher shop with really nice dudes to assist you. You can get fresh fish, ox tails, beef bones, pork belly, crawfish and a whole bunch of other meats. I'd definitely recommend getting a Asian drink in the refrigerator. My favorite is the Mogu Mogu drink with jellies. It's refreshing.

The deli offers a variety of foods. Sometimes the menu changes and you can get something new to savor but the menu is consistent. There is usually fried chicken legs, Hmong sausages, sesame balls, egg rolls, sweet pork with eggs, boba tea, pork buns, curry, papaya salad and a lot more I can't think of. The only problem is the food is not cooked cook to order so it might not be the freshest.

Overall, it's a great Asian shop and eatery.

Hmong market. This is your topical Hmong store in Tulsa. It even has a small cafe. Not bad. Papaya on demand. Other good food too like chicken and rice. No need to wait for a NY. Just drop on by for your quick fix. Chicken was good, but need some work on the pepper. Papaya was good too. Not the best and not the worst.

Worth the drive if you are in the area.

When you are traveling, you are shopping light if you are shopping at all. Maybe you are just here out of curiosity. I am from the Dallas-Fort Worth area and we do have a large Asian population and many markets of all kinds; but when I travel, I still like to "look around."

This market has taken full advantage of all of their space. They even have a lovely traditional clothing area and an oversized cooking supplies area. I believe that you could find most everything here you wanted for daily needs. The fresh meat and seafood section was one of the cleanest I have ever seen.

I was very comfortable in this store and would return here next time I am in Tulsa.

This review is just for the deli, we had ordered a lot of food from the deli and it did not disappoint!!! We'd ordered the Hmong sausages, fried fish, pork chops, pork intestines, eggplant stirred fried, sweet pork, egg rolls and sriracha wings.

Hmong sausages 4/5 Typical sausages but it was cook right

Fried Tilapia 4/5 Very crispy and nicely deep fried

Pork Chop 4/5 You can actually taste the charred on this and that add another level of flavor

Pork intestines 4/5 Probably one of the best I had had in the south from a Hmong deli.

Eggplant stirred Fried 5/5 My favorite dish, full of favors but a bit oily

Egg rolls 3/5

Sriracha Wings 3/5 Pretty much what it is, nothing too catchy or draw attention, we just wanted wings and a new experience.

This is my favorite Asian supermarket to shop at. Everything is neat and clean. The vegetables are always fresh, and it's one of the few places I can find ground pork at. It doesn't have the biggest selection, but I almost always find everything I need.

It's been a while since I've been here, but it doesn't seem as great as I remember it. I came here looking for rice to make sushi...but didn't find the exact brand I was looking for. Yes, while this place may be cleaner than Nam Hai, it doesn't have as much variety. The meat and vegetables looked okay....the things in the freezer/fridge were starting to get on the sketchy/looks-like-it's-been-in-here-too-long side.

For basic Asian food necessities, this place will do.