Albarka Food International — Local services in Tulsa

I've been a customer for 4 years and I was very disappointed today. The lady at the counter has always been kind of rude (not helpful, forget about a smile, she doesn't even keep an eye contact) but I've always been nice to her and ignored her behavior thinking that's just her personality but today I was waiting with 2 little kids (3 and 6 year olds) since 11am (which is their opening time) and she came at 11:15. I said nicely, what happened? Why are you so late? I've been waiting since 11! Again no eye contact, no sorry, not a word and just opened the door, got inside and stood behind the counter!! I said nothing more, went in and as I was shopping, I asked her where is corn flour, she just gestured her hand in a general direction and said, "it's there." I had to go aisle to aisle and find it myself!! I went to pay and as I was paying with my card, phone rang and she picked the phone and walked off. No sorry for being 15 min late, no eye contact, no smile, no help!!! I'm highly disappointed though I didn't say anything to her, I can't stop thinking about it after I left. I never write reviews but I...

I often stop at Albarka Food International whenever I’m in Tulsa, and honestly, it’s one of my favorite spots. They have a small café in the back where I’ve gotten food a few times — and it’s always delicious. The flavors are authentic, fresh, and just really satisfying.

What I love most is the friendly vibe. The owner always greets you with a smile, and the staff is super nice and helpful. It feels welcoming every time I walk in.

The store carries a great variety of high-quality products from different parts of South Asia and beyond. Plus, they have substitutes for Coca-Cola if you’re looking for something a little different — which is a nice touch.

If you’re searching for authentic South Asian groceries or Zabiha halal meat in Tulsa, I highly recommend Albarka. It’s a gem for the community and anyone wanting quality food and...

I've been shopping here since I moved to Tulsa back in 2011. It's a great place to buy Indian, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, & Middle Eastern spices and other grocery products.

They have first class Kosher/Halal meat. And about one & a half year ago they've started to stock fish, which are mostly imported from Bangladesh, as well.

They also have a mini restaurant inside. You could dine there or take out. They don't deliver, but if you call and place an order your food will be ready by the time you get there. They make excellent goat/chicken/beef biriyani, meat or veggie samosas, different types of curry, basmati pilau etc.

The staffs are really nice and cooperative. I've shopped around other so-called Bangla-Indo-Pak-Desi grocery stores in the neighborhood, but nothing can beat this little...