Asian Fusion
6565 E 71st St, Tulsa, OK, 74133
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Address :
6565 E 71st St
Tulsa, OK, 74133 - Phone (918) 835-1888
- Website https://asianfusionok.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Jason C.
Finally decided to try this place after driving by it many times. I'm not a big Yelp person but I like to give credit when it's due. This place is really good. The people who work there are always really nice and the service is pretty fast. I always eat inside and it's a quieter place most of the time...which I like I mainly get the Sesame Chicken lunch special. It's always very consistent and the portions seem to fit right in line with the price. I had the orange chicken as well and it's good...but I prefer Sesame chicken when it comes to Asian Fusion food.
(5)Gary M.
Pretty good food. I always love orange chicken to the fact that I easily pass over anything else when it comes to Asian dishes. It's sad but it's true. I even fee bad when u I have sesame or sweet & sour chicken. Anyways, this place's lunches are on point with the price & portions. Their regular prices aren't even that bad too. Now, back to the orange chicken. Slightly crispy (which is what I like) along with the tangy-ness of the Orange sauce. Had the fried rice & it came with an egg roll, which both were good as well. They added a unique touch with a quarter slice of an actual orange as well, I ate that as well. Good food. Good prices. Nice employees. Food didn't take long at all. Also, it's not buffet-like when they just scoop up what you want from a dish or something like that, but the food is made to order, fresh!
(4)Colleen D.
My husband and I ate here on a Tuesday night. I ordered Sesame chicken with brown rice. Also had crispy vegetable spring rolls and cheese Rangoon wontons. We were a bit worried because we we the only ones dining in the restaurant at the time. We sat down, and they soon brought our food to us. My husband loved his dish, the spicy Siracha chicken with brown rice and mine was great too!! Soon more people began to filter in. The dining room is clean, and quiet. Did not hear loud background music. We will go back. This is our new Chinese go to place!!
(5)C C.
Best Asian food in town. We like it so much, we go at least weekly. Our favorites are Chow Kway Teow, Mee Siam and Fusion Roll. chrysanthemum tea is also a plus.
(5)Stephanie M.
It's been a year since my last review and I just wanted to say... It's still amazing! As a pregnant momma, I was craving Pad Thai, but I can't have bean sprouts, I have an aversion to onions & any meat, and I can't handle spicy food. Well guess what!!??That's not a problem at Asian Fusion because everything is made to order, fresh!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for making my pregnancy craving dreams come true.
(5)Shilah W.
I had the sesame chicken and it was ok. I felt there was too much sauce over the chicken and I love the sweet sauce but sometimes there can be too much. I also had the fried rice which was like all others. The egg roll was good but I didn't finish it because it was just average. My friends had the teriyaki chicken and the sweet and sour chicken which they both said was ok. They said they have had better but we all decided we would come back for a change of Asian cuisine. So all in all it was not a terrible meal for the price.
(3)Mitchell D.
Asion Fusion was really good. It was my first time here and thought the atmosphere and and aesthetic appeal was cool. I love fried rice so I had to try it. The chicken fried rice was really good. Not too spicy but good flavor and not greasy at all. This place really should be tried by all Asian food lovers.
(4)Daniel F.
The food is an average value for quantity versus price. The flavor is very good, but they cover that flavor with excessive red hot chili pepper. Both my wife and I were caught between the great flavor, and the excessive chili heat. The server was doing a great job, of keeping our beverages full. If you are a red chili-aholic, this is the place to get your fix.
(4)Zachary W.
I recently watched the documentary, The Search for General Tso, which established Chinese as part of the American comfort food scene. I grew up in Springfield, MO, home of the infamous Springfield style cashew chicken. Which in itself isn't very good, but the proliferation of numerous Chinese restaurants got me accustomed to the good, "greasy" style of American Chinese cuisine. Since moving to Tulsa, I've had problems finding this style of offerings. Chopsticks is good, but is a little too sweet for my tastes. Asian Fusion has been open for awhile and is literally minutes from my house. Never really thought about ordering from there, for no particular reason. My fault completely, because this is my new place. The Fusion comes from the fact that they offer a variety of oriental dishes, with a focus on Malaysian cooking, offering monthly Malaysian specials. I ordered the combo wide noodle and sesame chicken. The sesame chicken had that perfect balance, of not being too sweet, savory and spice. The noodle came with a generous helping of various proteins (chicken, shrimp and beef). Also very tasty, having that pleasantly slightly charred wok taste, which I presume is the peanut oil. Prices are very reasonable. Also, I think the only business in Tulsa accepting Bitcoins, if that is your thing.
(5)Jill G.
Thanks fellow yelpers for the reviews and heads up about this place. Probably never would've given it a try otherwise. We were pleasantly surprised with this little joint. It's order at the counter with dish descriptions but no photos. So if you're a visual eater, review the photos posted here on yelp first. Prices are as expected, two adult meals and two kids meals ran us around $30. Portion sizes are good and the items were very fresh. I loved the bright green vegetables and tender chicken. My kids loved their meals too. The negative here would be your typical very flimsy white fork made it difficult to stab the fresh vegetables. The sauces were way too sweet for my taste and were very thin. I would've liked to have them thicker and coat the vegetables more. Other than that it was a great experience. Very friendly staff and clean atmosphere.
(4)Kelly P.
Best authentic Chinese/Malaysian food in town... I love this place. Have not had anything I (nor my family) didn't like. I really recommend the: Mongolian beef, Thai curry pineapple fried rice, Cantonese crispy noodles (combo meat), Malaysian duck soup!!!!!! Their wontons are pretty good but their entres are ridiculous. Can't wait to try more. Honestly, a blessing to Tulsa. Their prices are very fair for the superb quality of food and the staff are real sweet. Eat here people!
(5)Rakshit P.
Perfect food, best authentic Malaysian cuisine I've had.. Mi Siam was the best thing I had. Also try their fried sushi rolls
(5)Dean H.
I came to Asian Fusion because I read they served Cleopatra Chicken. I grew up eating this dish at the old China Restaurant in Broken Arrow across from Rhema. It was great! The owner came over and asked how my meal was and we ended up discussing the connection with the restaurant. Overall, great experience.
(5)Serena T.
Sadly, this place hasn't been as good the past 4 times I've gone. Each time the food tastes different. I can't describe it, but it isn't good. It is either bland or has an off taste. The only redeeming quality is the spring rolls, those are delicious every time. The first two times I went here I thought it was great, and honestly thought I had found my go to Chinese restaurant in Tulsa. I don't think I will be returning.
(2)Matt S.
So fresh and delicious! The meal was light but full of flavor and I could tell it was made to order with fresh ingredients. I would recommend it to everyone. The staff are really nice people as well. This is one of my new go-to spots.
(5)Doug B.
What a little Jewel. I had the Mee Siam which was flavorful and perfectly cooked and the best I've ever had. The portion size is more than I could eat and the price is very reasonable.The owner and staff were very friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and genuine. Don't be put off by the ambience because the real warmth of this place is the fusion of heart, soul and asian food. Please support this local restaurant, because they deserve it and you'll be happy you did for years to come, and I'll have a great place to dine when I visit.
(5)Francie B.
5 stars for fresh take out style Asian - not for the atmosphere! I had lunch today at Asian Fusion on 71st. It was surprisingly good. They are targeting the take out crowd. We ate in, however, and the meal was served in a take out box, not a fine dining experience lol There is ample seating inside, though, and the food was really fresh and good. Spicy Garlic sauce was not that spicy - just right for my taste. If you don't order spicy, it might be a little bland. Here is their menu: asianfusionok.com
(5)Ben B.
Great food. Not your typical Chinese fast food. The staff is very helpful and the lunch specials are great.
(4)Krystal B.
Found a new favorite restaurant. Delicious. Fresh and made to order. Love the drive they option. I'll be back.
(5)Paul S.
Very good asian take out. We haven't eaten inside, just go through drive through. Nice staff. I recommend the broccoli beef. Everything we've eaten there is good.
(5)Britney S.
5 stars- real food real ingredients! Great with multiple food allergies and gluten free menu is marked! I will wait for the amazing food that is fresh to order anyday! I love the curry pineapple fried rice and the steamed rice uses no oil. The owner is very attention to detail and the cooks are awesome! Not a greasy fast Asian restaurant. Very clean and very delicious every time!
(5)Joe C.
If you want ambiance rather than incredible TRUE asian cuisine, you may be in the wrong place. For unique, authentic Asian taste, THIS is THE place! Not your usual "chinese food" but REAL, great tasting Asian fare that you will NOT find elsewhere. Had Kway Teow lately? You can get it here and will become a steady customer. Take a walk on the southside and get the REAL thing.
(5)Ashley R.
For being a Chinese takeout this is pretty darn good and the meat is not mystery meat. the flavors are so yummy and the brown rice is perfectly cooked. Very impressed. I will return quite a bit.
(5)S. C.
I decided to try this place for the first time only because they have Springfield cashew chicken on the menu. I've lived in Springfield for 10 years, so I know what the cashew chicken should look and taste like. When I saw my food it was nothing like the cashew chicken from Springfield nor did it taste anything similar. There was hardly any sauce and the breading on the chicken is just like any other fried chicken you would order on the menu. The price is too expensive for the quality and quantity of food. I would not recommend this place.
(1)Kyle M.
Asian Fusion had some great food, their pot stickers were delicious. Also had some egg rolls, orange chicken and moo goo gai pan. They were really good. Great service, the girl at the front was really nice, and the cook even came by and asked us how it was and if he could have made it better. Very satisfied.
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