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Yang's Restaurant is a family-owned gem in Tulsa, Oklahoma, specializing in authentic Hmong cuisine. This no-frills eatery offers a unique culinary experience that captures the essence of Hmong flavors, blending influences from East and Southeast Asian culinary traditions. Signature Dishes Stuffed Chicken Wings : De-boned wings filled with a savory mixture of glass noodles and spices, then roasted to crispy perfection. Pork Belly : Crispy, flavorful, and melt-in-your-mouth tender, served with a tangy fish sauce. Hmong Sausages : Available in spicy and mild varieties, these house-made sausages are packed with bold flavors. Papaya Salad : Hand-cut for the perfect texture, this refreshing salad complements the richer meat dishes. Sticky Rice : Available in both white and purple varieties, it's the perfect accompaniment to any meal. Soups and Noodles Kapoon : A creamy, spicy noodle soup that warms the soul. Khao Piek : An upgraded chicken noodle soup with thick, hearty noodles and fresh ingredients. Chicken Curry Noodle : A flavorful, value-packed bowl that keeps customers coming back. Dining Experience At Yang's, customers order at the counter, selecting from a display case of freshly prepared meats and sides. The restaurant offers a self-service condiment bar for soups, allowing diners to customize their meals with fresh herbs, bean sprouts, and other toppings. While the atmosphere is simple, the focus is on the food. The restaurant can get busy, especially during lunch hours, so arriving early is recommended. Take-out options are available for those on the go. Why Choose Yang's Authentic Hmong flavors difficult to find elsewhere in the area Consistently delicious and freshly prepared dishes Affordable prices and generous portions Family-owned with friendly, helpful service A unique opportunity to explore Hmong cuisine in Tulsa Whether you're craving comforting soups, crispy pork belly, or the famous stuffed chicken wings, Yang's Restaurant offers a taste of Hmong culture that keeps patrons coming back for more. It's a must-visit spot for food enthusiasts looking to expand their culinary horizons in Tulsa.
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Kimberly TThis is a strip mall restaurant in north Tulsa. It has a limited menu along with bare bones seating. Overall, everything has good flavor. I had the stuffed wings, crispy pork belly, sausage, sausage and eggrolls. For 4 containers overflowing with meat, I got 4 spicy and 2 sweet and sour sauces, which were all small. It was a to-go order and we traveled 40 minutes, before we ate. While there were a couple of crunches when eating the pork belly, I was hard pressed to call anything crispy. The sausage was my favorite thing. The eggrolls were absolutely crunchy and good wo any type of sauce. The stuffed wings had the least flavor. I will try this place again, to explore the menu more.
Snail OrionYang’s food is the best Hmong food I’ve had, second only to my momma May. You cannot beat their pepper. What I love most is the self serve fresh vegetables allowing you to get exactly what you’d like to add to your soups. It’s perfect. Portions are very generous and the food is always consistent. Absolutely love the ladies too.
RHerThis is my goto whenever I come into town craving good hmong food. Family run restaurant, nice and friendly with great service. Food is always consistent and tastes great! Prices are reasonable too.
ElizabethI ordered the stuffed chicken wings with purple sticky rice and eggs rolls. I've had my fair share of asian cusine and this beats everything I've tried here in Tulsa. The chicken is stuffed with the same ingredients that are in the egg rolls. Their chili sauce has a delicious spicy to it and their sweet sauce pairs very well with the egg rolls. I will be back again soon. They do have plenty of seating and the restaurant is very quiet.
Leslie PintoSuper clean, not too busy, very friendly staff. Food was abundant and delicious!, we had ▪︎ Sausage with purple rice ▪︎ Pork Belly with fried rice ▪︎ Egg rolls Shown in pics
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