Asian Fusion

Pros: my brother in law (Steve) likes this place, but he’ll eat anything so that’s not much of an endorsement. A better one would be that it was packed when we got there and the line was long. From its popularity, we inferred that our meal was gonna be amazing. It wasn’t. They had good, fast service. Plenty of parking. Accept credit cards. Plus I think they used to or may still accept Bitcoin? Another pro, they have gluten free options (this is originally why we chose to have dinner here).
Cons: as I mentioned, the food was not good. I got some gluten free dish that was extra bland. My husband got some meal that he couldn’t finish eating. My other brother in law (Casey) got a decent pad Thai. Well I thought it was decent, he thought it was terrible. To this day, any time we drive by this place, we talk about what an awful recommendation this was and how we’ll think long and hard before going to another place Steve recommends.

Best Asian Restaurant in Tulsa. Great Good and the Owners and Staff just spoil you. 5 Stars I Eat here at least Twice a Week.

Love this place. It’s my favorite go-​to take out. The Thai Curry Pineapple Fried Rice is absolutely amazing! Their crispy spring rolls are delicious as well. Their food tastes fresh and is never bland.

Happy to find a gluten free menu here! The food is made fresh to order, without MSG. I’ve eaten there twice this week already — Thai pineapple fried rice and Singapore noodles. Yum!

So so soooooo good. I always get the Mee Siam authentic Malaysian dish extra spicy! They even have ghost chili sauce if you are daring. Excellent people! Nice interior with magazine rack so you can read the latest popular science. Best Chinese fusion food in Tulsa in my opinion!

Went there for our first time tonight. It always smells so good driving by. If you want quality Asian food but don’t want to dine out this is the place to go. Lo mein was really good. Sushi was fresh and reasonably priced. Will be going again.

It was just Asian food, nothing extraordinary. My hubby said, but mine was delicious. A lot of food

Tried this place for the first time tonight. It’s very near our house, so I was hoping for a new cheap-​Chinese go-​to and was not disappointed.
We ordered potstickers, Asian Fusion Spicy Special stir-​fry with chicken and brown rice, and Sesame Chicken with steamed rice, all for around $ 20 total. It was ready for pickup in about 15 minutes, with bonus points added for a drive-​up window that meant I didn’t have to get my toddler out of the car to pick up food inside.
The food was hot, the veggies were crisp, the chicken was tender, and all of the flavors were great. Our toddler was a big fan of the Sesame Chicken, and there was enough of both main dishes for another meal. We were very happy with our first experience at Asian Fusion, and will look forward to trying additional dishes in the future.

The owners of this place outshines their excellent food. I wish I have discovered their Malaysian Specials event sooner!

I had the Kway Teo. Wife had the Cleopatra Chicken were fresh and delicious. Clean and attractive restaurant with friendly staff and a nic

Great food! The price is very reasonable for the quality and amount of food. Food is fresh and very tasty! Lunch specials are fantastic.

Took out from there and it was clean, affordable and yummy.
If we were craving Asian food, then we absolutely carry out from there.

We found Asian Fusion on here and gave it a try. I’m so glad we did. First of all, they were so nice! We ordered Rangoon Wontons, broccoli beef, sesame chicken, and a kids sweet and sour chicken. All of it was so fresh and delicious. I’m so glad we finally tried it and this will be a regular spot for us.

Decided to give Asian Fusion drive-​thru a try today. I hadn’t read the great Unilocal reviews beforehand, and I didn’t know it was such a gem! I couldn’t tell you what’s authentic and what’s not because frankly I probably prefer the most American Asian food out there. The orange chicken was delicious, though not a whole lot of orange flavor so don’t let that scare you off.
I was really pleased that after I ordered I was told I’d have to wait a bit because all the food is made fresh to order. Came out hot and clearly fresh! The chicken egg roll was probably the meatiest egg roll I’ve ever had. Will definitely be back!

Tip:
Try the Asian Fire Roll!
That was lunch today.
It’s Awesome!!!

This place is great! Their lunch combos come with a lot but for not much money out of your wallet. The chicken fried rice is my favorite right now but I’m still trying new things every time I go.

Excellent flavor. Everything tastes so fresh. I got Beef Pad Thai and its delicious. The beef is so tender. Portion is huge.
It’s a fast food atmosphere with a high quality sit down restaurant cuisine.
I’m visiting from OKC and this is my second visit. First visit I got an egg roll and loved it. Also got a sushi roll which was wonderful. Their signs say no MSG used ever and only real white meat. It definitely seems like they hold up to their word.

Thanks fellow Unilocalers 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 Unilocal 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.

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.

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!