Yang’s - Tulsa

Pretty good food with everything I have tried. Somewhat pricey but it’s not a deal breaker. I just wish the restaurant was not so isolated given the location.

Give this place a try! Best hmong restaurant around. The food has been improving over time and now it's one of my favorite go to restaurant when I don't want to cook at home. The stuff chicken wings, pork belly, papaya salad and the curry noodles soup is bomb.

I walked in. It looks a lot better inside than the outside. The smell of delicious food hit me, then the staff greeted me. I ordered the stuffed chicken wings purple sticky rice. It's ethnic and very attractively edible! I ordered the spicy sausage, and the pork belly. Incredibly filling. The flavors are totally not what I was expecting. I'm so glad I tried this. I will be getting the sausage a lot more often. I bet I'll be great eggs.

UPDATED REVIEW!! I'm still in love with this place. This restaurant is a Hmong restaurant that HITS THE HMONG CRAVINGS!! This has to be my number one spot to go to when I want Hmong food. This place never disappoints and keeps all the dishes consistent, making them so reliable on how delicious they are. I love the sticky rice!! Who wants regular rice when you can get sticky rice for less than $5?! It goes so well with their papaya salad (which is not shredded with a shredder but with a hand and knife because a it thick). The pork belly hits sooo good too! BUT it is oily so don't overdo it! I'm warning y'all! I do recommended the pork belly with the papaya salad because it mixes well together since the papaya salad cuts off the oiliness from the pork belly. Craving for soup? Get the kapoon if you're wanting it to be spicy. IT ACTUALLY TASTES GOOD. I would say it's more on the creamier side than the spicy side. The khao piek is the UPGRADED CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP!! She's thick, she's got fresh chicken broth! Add some lime from their self service bar and it's PERFECT.

The food here is excellent. We ordered the pork and Hmong sausage. The pork was juicy, and the skin was perfectly crispy. The Hmong sausage had a nice texture, with more of a bite compared to the usual hot dog consistency. The prices are quite reasonable as well. It's a great place for a quick meal.