I frequent this place often! Only downside is honestly if you go durring a rush, it can be a little…read moreslow, but its a small, family-owned business, not a corporate production line, so it isn't a problem for me personally. I've had appetizers, ramen, sushi, and it's just all delicious!!! Good enough that I ordered the Takoyaki two days in a row at one point. The restaurant is small and dark, but not in an uncomfortable way. It's rather relaxed!

Best Asian cuisine in the area! The veggie gyoza is to DIE for! I get the vegan ramen and it's…read moredelicious too. Service was good even with a full house. And the kitchen got our food out promptly.

Food is always amazing and staff is super friendly! The restaurant is pretty small, but for just a…read moresolo date or with a few friends is almost never an issue!

Love this place coldest wine in town! Amazing staff and food! Blue fin tuna to die for! Love…read moreeverthing!

Well what had happened was...I made reservations for 10 and 14 showed up. They were very…read moreaccommodating for the last minute change. Our chef kept us engaged and entertained. Doesn't get a much better than laughing with friends and sharing a meal. Oh and the food was delicious. We had an amazing time amazing food that

Service was good and price was reasonable. I had the hibachi combo filet and scallops. Food was…read moreok, but not anything special.the steak, scallops and vegetables all basically had the same sauce that didn't really seem like much more than teriyaki and soy sauce. As for the fried rice, it was extremely bland, I've had better at the cheap Chinese buffets. The place was also very dates...could use a paint job and deep cleaning. Overall it was ok, just nothing special. Very basic Americanized Asian style food

Been going to Hapa Sushi in Owasso for 6 years. Same chefs and same servers. This says a lot about…read morehow well they treat their employees. By far one of the best sushi places I have eaten at. I come from Vegas where there's a variety of sushi, but Hapa exceeds all of them.

Because the food and service was excellent! I wish I had got the server's name because as I said,…read morethe restaurant was full, but she still was there to check if we needed anything after we were served our food.

We went to Yokozuna for happy hour and unfortunately were disappointed. The sushi and rolls were…read moreokay, but nothing particularly memorable. We also ordered the tempura sweet potato fries, which had way too much breading and really didn't taste like tempura. One person in our group ordered a gin and tonic and could barely taste any gin in the drink. Our server was friendly, but unfortunately didn't seem very knowledgeable about the happy hour menu or the drink selections, which made ordering a little frustrating. Overall, the food, drinks and experience just didn't meet our expectations. There are too many other good options in Tulsa, so unfortunately we won't be back.

Really fun spot for any reason. I usually end up coming alone for a happy hour bite in the late…read moreafternoon because they have a few fresh roll options that are well discounted, apps, and drinks, and sometimes I just want to enjoy a decent bite alone before heading into an evening of networking or family stuff. It's also a great spot for date night, friends meet up, etc. prime location for a before a show at the TPAC meal, and not far from the ONEOK field either. Service tends to be a little slow. Food is great, so if you have time to spare a bit, it's worth it, especially when ordering happy hour. The servers tend to be less chatty and friendly, but still professional. The environment is fun. My prefect happy hour here looks like the tempura fries with a golden driller roll. Throw a drink on if you want. When I was drinking, the lotus was a fun drink.

This is by far our favorite sushi place in Tulsa area. The price is a good value for all of the…read moreofferings that they give you, the staff are friendly and attentive, and the owner is working behind the counter still as well. I take a lot of pride and what they do and that comes through in the food that they hand you. I also like that on the all-you-can-eat menu, you can half some of the portions. For example, if you want four pieces instead of eight pieces. Probably my only complaint would be that they get full and seating gets a little tight once in a while. It's a great problem to have for a place that has phenomenal food. This is a regular in our restaurant rotation. Fav dishes: I love the red dragon roll, Viva Lake (fried), cajun lobster roll, and their peppered salmon nigiri. You can do things off of their menu if you don't wanna do all you can eat and they have things other than sushi. Happy eating!

One of the best Tulsa Sushi dining experience is here. We don't go for the all you can eat, but we…read morelike to get other small sides and salads before the mains arrive. We have the edamame, side green salad, crunch roll, eel roll.. just to name a few items. On OUR END, those are what we enjoy while there. We would like to venture over to the bento options. The rice and teriyaki chicken is great for our small one. There is something on the menu for everyone. The wasabi and ginger on the trays are pretty good! I do recommend. We have tried more super sushi operations in Tulsa.. I hear some mention they won't eat seafood or sushi far away from the coastlines. That is totally understandable. Most are in fear of the food borne illness etc etc. We have been frequent visitors here. They also serve cooked and/or deep fried rolls; along with other hot food options on the menu. Hope y'all

We really enjoyed our experience! Great food, our Server Kat was wonderful and it is a great place…read morefor families or date night!!

Very poor service for a large group. Food was okay for a sushi place, i won't lie ambience is…read moregreat, but don't recommend if you're looking for a good time.

I'm not even a big sushi person...and I've been thinking about the Volcano Roll since I left…read more Located off Brookside, parking is easy with street parking and lots across the street and behind the restaurant. Inside is dark, intimate, and cool--I especially love the giant fish tank. We tried several rolls, but the Volcano was THE winner. The Don Juan and Spider were also delicious, and I added jalapeño to the Philadelphia roll because jalapeños make almost everything better. Service was attentive. Our server had a sarcastic sense of humor that wasn't totally my vibe, but he meant well and took good care of us. If sushi isn't normally your thing, get the Volcano Roll. I'm still thinking about the darn thing.

Just not good sushi if you're into fresh fish, nigiri, sashimi etc…read more Service was great

For a quick, tasty, carry-out oriental meal, Asiana has emerged as probably the best choice in the…read moreOwasso/Collinsville area. Since the change in ownership/management a couple of years ago, the food is tasty, service is quick and efficient, portions are generous, and I have yet to receive a less than quality meal there. Only a couple of tables available for in- house dining, and a strip mall atmosphere, but who cares? After all, it is the food which brings me there, time and again.

It's are go to pickup for Chinese in our area. Our favorite has to be the blackened chicken.read more

I'm going to say it. I didn't have high hopes going to a Tulsa sushi restaurant…read more In the Raw Vu is a good spot that could hold its own in many cities. Service is friendly and responsive. The interior is contemporary. The bar looked fun and made good drinks. The view from the sixth floor is great and sunsets are spectacular. I'd love to be here on a night the baseball team is playing. Let's get to the main event. Edamame was great. What made it different was the salt on the pods. I couldn't place it and didn't ask but it just had a little "something something". Loved it. The recommended tuna nachos were a beautiful maguro cubed with two aioli sauces, jalapenos and some excellent restaurant made wonton(?) chips. Light and flavorful. Interestingly, we had to ask for a nigiri menu while the primary menu had all the appetizers, soups, salads, rolls and mains. Nigiri was good and your standard options. Rice ratio was good and fish well cut and prepared. Rolls were great size and two could feed two people. One person in our group of eight ordered the salmon main and it looked fantastic and she said it was very good. In the Raw Vu, I'm sorry for doubting you. See you next month.

The blatant racism, discrimination, and more so the disrespect that was given towards a group…read morecalled, Soft Life Society | Tulsa , last night at In The Raw: Vu is disappointing, disgusting, and disgraceful. From the corporate operations director to the manager on duty last night, I will NEVER be doing business or dining with them ever again. The manager last night flat out called us out of our names using language I cannot even bring myself to type. In short, all because we asked for our proper change and for our tickets to be reworked. Every restaurant and place of business can do that with ease. That shouldn't call for us to be disrespected. It makes zero sense. Zero. We were respectful, pretty, and paid! We weren't "loud, ghetto, or any (special choice of words)". So with that being said, if you're brown, we're not welcomed there!!! This holds serious weight. This did happen. This will be dealt with in the proper way and through the proper channels. I do not tolerate disrespect of any form.