Best russian store in America! Food, coffee, and customer…read moreservice is great! Irina and others are awesome!

This place is simply amazing, their coffee is great and the food is different but good. The manager…read moreis so sweet and the service here is sweet, they answer any questions and even if they don't have what you're looking for they can order it for you! The atmosphere here is just amazing. Good Christian workers. I'll add some pictures some people might be looking for!

Albarka's small back kitchen is a hidden gem in Tulsa. While many of the flashy downtown…read morerestaurants dominate the food scene, the select handful of options here put many more established restaurants to shame. Featuring biryani (usually goat and chicken) and a couple of other dishes, albarka makes exactly what they are amazing at--and nothing else. For less than the cost of a entree at any restaurant, you can walk out with a container full of wonderfully aromatic biryani that will feed you for days. On the drive home, your only thought will be on digging in the moment you put it down on your counter as your car fills up with the smell of the spices. As you dig through the dish, the whole spices pods, chunks of bone in meat, and the various colors of the rice tell you that this dish wasn't made for convenience but for flavor.

It's your typical Indian / Pakistani grocery store. No ambiance. No esthetic. Minimal customer…read moreservice. There's nothing fancy that would make you want to come back- unless you're forced to do so because you need something unique. I go these for the variety of parathas and naans, the chutney and hot sauces, the quality rice and the halal beef, chicken and mutton. We also regularly get the restaurant take out options available and very much enjoy the flame broiled tandoori chicken and traditional chapli kababs.

Masala and More stocks a diverse array of Indian & South Asian grocery items. Gotta have my tikka…read moremasala fix sometimes so a specialty market like this is a must for my pantry! They also have a large selection of frozen sides and entrées for those days you just don't feel like cooking or going out. Their location has a perk for international food lovers, since Euro Mart is a few stores down in the same shopping center.

Masala and more is my go-to for all types of Indian spices and lentils. Their prices for spices are…read moretypically much cheaper than buying at a grocery store. I love browsing all the different snacks and stuff. They've got a nice selection of frozen entrees, chopped veggies, paratha, naan, paneer, and more.

I go here for veggies. The price is way better here and they have some things you can't get at a…read morenormal grocery store. People are super nice every time never had an issue. Not a fancy place but I don't shop by how it looks as long as it is clean.

I'm not a big pho person, but the meatballs, tendon, and tripe are my favorite part!…read more One of the most unique experiences in Tulsa and a super easy lunch to take guests!

The supermercado has a nice little cafe where you can get some decent food. The staff is friendly…read moreand there are some tables in the market to have your lunch at. If you happen to be in the area, check it out!

Rebuild and make it bigger!!!! If you need some special…read moreHispanic ingredients, they most likely got it or something similar! Lots of Mexico Import brands!!! Mexico Coca Cola = nuff said Fresh cuts of meat and cheeses and some seafood! Hot food ready to dine in or take to go! Tamales always ready here by the dozen! Fresh bakery for pastries and tres leches cake anytime! Fruits and veggies and all the chiles you might need Staff speaks English and Spanish! Parking lot gets crazy be careful haha tight squeeze ! Sundays are gonna be crazy busy packed go early!

This right here is why I drive 1 hour to eat here: The ridiculously good baba ganoush and they're…read moreamazing hummus. Don't get me wrong I've eaten a plethora of other things here, but this always is my go-to! We've always been treated well, and have enjoyed their food. Sometimes it does take a bit, this is not fast food drive-thru McDonald's. They cook it to order so the wait is worth it. Run don't walk to foody's!!

Unparalleled mediterranean restaurant in Tulsa! I'm not as well-versed with Turkish food, but I am…read moreconfident in discerning absolutely delicious food. Tucked away in a market, the food and service are quick, while the food is prepared with the utmost care. The presentation was beautiful and clean-cut. The pickled vegetables were tangy and bright, wonderfully complimenting the grilled kebabs. Along with the price and amount of food, this place is a 5/5. Sharing one plate, my friend and I were beyond satisfied! I urge everyone to try this restaurant!

Lots of different options ! Friendly workers and fresh foods ! A very fun experience for a family!…read moreThe food was fantastic at food court!

I like this store and it has a lot of hard to find items. My one and only issue is that it smells…read moresooooo bad inside. I've been to a lot of Asian stores in different states and none of them smelled bad. This one smells terrible! It's not the seafood either, it smells rancid.

Tulsa has yet another new ethnic business and eatery! We in Oklahoma know Tulsa is slept on as a…read morebustling metropolis. Should we keep the gems hidden? Anyhoo, this new grocery store has many international shelf items, fresh produce, and frozen meats and other delights. Fresh bread, no preservatives! Rare to find in the USA. But the star is the Afro Cook restaurant in the back of the store. Two women dishing up traditional West African food with a smile. Yes, this is rare. Africans don't typically do customer service. So don't expect such service at other places. It's a nice store. They are still getting their bearings, but they're already off to a good start. They're just waiting on the rest of y'all.

Nice store, very friendly and helpful employees. Great place to find Afro-American foods and…read morecoffee from Africa.

como con la revista de taco bueno, consideraba dar una revista en español, but the name of the…read morestore is not even all in spanish, like the aforementioned restaurant, so i'll continue the review in english. food - in preparing for the shopping experience, i was wanting bananas to prepare a smoothie with the strawberries my mom got, and tortilla chips or another complementary food to go with the queso she got also. both these items were available and affordably priced. for bananas, i selected the option "sin gas", which refers to an exclusion of pesticides and other unhealthy chemicals, though is intriguingly also the label used for "uncaffeinated" in reference to soda, which i'd seen on a sign at a corner store during a trip to peru. furthermore, the bananas were labeled as grown in guatemala, and that reminded me of a book i'd read on bananas and one of the central countries where the international banana corporations operated being guatemala. and though the best choice tortialla chips i bought are not an internationally sourced brand, the grocery store with which the brand is associated originated in oklahoma, and makes for a fascinating connection between one state-founded grocery store and another welcoming local shopping destination through a food with foreign origins, and regional distinctiveness. also, i asked for sliced chicken breast from the meat counter, and i'd later cook the chicken in the air fryer with some lemon pepper, salt, and chili powder, served atop the tortilla chips with queso to make chicken and cheese nachos. and finally, i chose a candy to complete the shopping order, specifically a spicy tamarind flavored candy called pulparindo, manufactured by the de la rosa company. that was really good also, and was not as spicy as the box might suggest, but the seasoning does give a tasty, somewhat spicy, flavor. service - the service i received was delivered at two locations by three ways, one of whom was not even working at the store. the first place was at the meat counter, where a kind woman greeted me while observing the cooked meat section of the counter, and upon seeing what appeared to be only chicharrones on display, i'd attempted to ask if the counter had any cooked meat options other than pork. however, while she did confirm that all the options in the display about which i was asking were pork, the woman did not understand my question of if the store has any cooked meat options other than pork. that said, a friendly customer also shopping at the meat counter helped translate and communicated to me the various cuts of chicken available. to me, that interaction is suggestive of an inclusive, accomadating customer and staff clientele. then, at checkout, another woman rang up the groceries efficiently, and gave me the total, which i found quite affordable for the amount and quality of groceries in the purchase. ambiance - the store was clean, and appears more organized than many grocery stores where i've shopped. although i've only been to supermercados las americas a couple times that i can remember, the store also appears to me consistently stocked with a variety of products, including both staple foods and speciality items, with the store selling central and south american products not available anywhere else, at least so near where i live.