Incredible food; abysmal service. Stillwater has the luck of enjoying a kitchen staff that…read moreunderstands how to execute shabu shabu well. They also have somehow paired this lovely kitchen staff with some of the worst servers in existence (the bar for quality service is already low in a college town and someone Tokyo Pot has found people that can't even meet that low standard). During a 70 minute dinner this past week, we saw our emotionless server a complete total of two times. Once, when we were able to place a drink and food order, and then again, when they came by to ask if we were done and unceremoniously leave the machine we could pay our check with. The kitchen staff did a fantastic job of bringing our food (which was wonderfully prepared and tasty), but we really could have used another round of drinks, at a minimum. If you're going to hire people who only do the bare minimum, don't expect much repeat business

This was our last meal in Stillwater after visiting from Los Angeles for a weeklong professional…read moredevelopment class at OSU. Service was amazing. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. I wanted shrimp but I didn't want the seafood combo so they substituted the fish out for more shrimp. The broth was on the sweet side but it was still so delicious! I love the raw egg that they gave to dip our items in as we pleased. The hot pot places in L.A. doesn't provide it, interestingly enough. Great place to dine and get your hot pot fix!

Japanese Restaurant in Stillwater? I stopped by MISO a few…read moreweeks ago. Only one Peking Chinese Restaurant in the town 30 yrs ago. Surprisingly, this place is really popular. Not authentic Japanese Sushi Place but they are offering Fusion Japanese food and interior design is interesting. Friendly customer services. I think that the owner studied the Japanese food menu very well. Offering Tonkotsu Ramen & Nigiri Sushi! Nice try! Don't forget to offer a glass of Japanese Highball to the customers. Good food presentation and good food quality for sure. I was entertained and had a good time here. Bar counter chair height may need a little adjustment in order to eat at the bar. Forget about Eskimo Joes. TRY MISO.

The food is amazing! The crab cigars are the best way to start a meal. They're always crispy on the…read moreoutside and have the perfect amount of sweetness to them. I love their chicken katsu, green beans and potatoes. Amazing!!! Their sushi rolls are the best in town. Large portion for a great price!

This business closed. Probably because service was so slow when it was open. But it's been replaced…read moreby a great place called Akeeno which I highly recommend!

This is our first time eating here since it re-opened. We had a lunch box, chicken. It came with 4…read morepieces of California roll, onion soup, salad, egg roll, stuffed crab puff, teriyaki chicken and fried rice. It was all very good. The service was good too. We will go back again. They are trying very hard to make it a great place to eat. Everything was so fresh.

Enough food to share ! I got a poke bowl and sushi roll and it was a lot of food, food was fresh…read moreand tasty. Cool location near campus. I wish places like this were open when I was in college. Staff were friendly and helpful since it was my first visit. Simple dinning with different kinds of tables and chairs for your liking.

Everything was absolutely amazing! The restaurant is super cute inside very colorful and…read morecomfortable. The people are very helpful as I had no idea what I was ordering at with the bowl. We think that the best deal and most delicious is the bowl for sure.

I give it 5 stars. The service was good. You have to keep…read morein mind that they only have so many chefs, so you may have to wait a little for your food. But who goes to a hibachi place expecting lighting fast food ??? Sushi roll while we waited was good. Beer was good. Our food was good. very much enjoyed my meal. Will return

This was our second visit to Nagoya restaurant. I wanted to try it again to give it a second chance…read moreas the first visit was so-so. The restaurant is ok. It's clean, and the lighting is ok as well. Nothing to call home about. Although the booths need some work. But they're not terrible. They have lanterns hung up around the restaurant ceiling. One thing that immediately stood out to us when we got there (this is a Japanese restaurant plus a hibachi or teppanyaki style restaurant as well) is that when we got sat on the restaurant side is the number of menus we got. I don't know if they didn't have enough or what the deal was but we were a party of 4, but only got 2 menus. So we had to share menus. The server came over pretty much right away to see what we'd like to drink and if we'd like to order any appetizers. We also ordered 1 order of tuna roll as an appetizer. As it's a bit expensive which is pretty on par when it comes to sushi. Especially in a landlocked area like OK. So that wasn't a big deal. My kids and husband said it was pretty good but the sushi looked a bit skinny in my opinion but they were ok with it. This visit I order pork katsu, my 2 kids ordered chicken katsu and my husband order the combo of tempura and teriyaki steak (steak was supposed to be cooked to medium rare, it was cooked to very welllll done!) also my husband asked for no teriyaki sauce as he said it was way too sweet and overwhelming when he ordered it the first time. The pork katsu was ok but a bit dry. All of the dishes came with the following: rice, miso soup, a side salad with a ginger dressing (which was strangely neon orange, and the "garnish" was a maraschino cherry(?)). Also you get a bowl of the katsu dipping sauce as well. The miso was good the salad but the salad dressing was super sweet (along with the oddly neon orange color) and had no ginger flavor. The chicken katsu was good as well. The kids said it was what it was. Again with a maraschino cherry as a garnish. Which again is odd. LOL but it's fine. Not the expected garnish for platters. Usually it's shredded cabbage. But hey if it works for them that's fine. My husband ordered the combination tempura and teriyaki steak with no teriyaki sauce. (My husband said that the last time the sauce was way too overwhelming and sweet). The server asked how he wanted the steak to be cooked, which was medium rare. The steak wasn't medium rare, it was actually very well done. It wasn't seared from what I could see, it looked almost like it was steamed. And the tempura was 2 pieces of shrimp, sweet potato, onion, you also get 2 pieces of shumai or shrimp dumplings and 4 pieces of California roll sushi. My husband said there was a bit too much mayo. He said also the meal was ok. Nothing to call home about. We got our food pretty quick. Which was great. Unfortunately when the food was delivered to us there was a fork stabbed into each and every bowl of rice! In my culture that's bad luck. It was quite shocking to see but I know that's not something that the restaurant would know per se. Maybe I'm just being overly sensitive. But I guess per the server the owners are Chinese. I don't know if the Chinese culture has the same thing but as a Japanese American I was always taught don't stick a fork, knife or even chopsticks into a bowl of rice upright. That is bad luck. So it really bugged me. LOL The biggest thing that I had an issue with was when we left was when we left. We asked for the check which we got pretty quickly. And we gave the server the our card, he scanned it and brought it back for signing. He then came back and said uh actually I gave you the wrong ticket. So this is the right one and I'm going to have to charge you the difference. So he gave us the wrong one? Then we paid for someone else's tab and then in order to fix it - he had to go to his manager to fix it by charging us the difference. It wasn't a huge difference. But still one would think that he would be organized enough to pay attention to ensure that the correct tickets are going to the right tables. SMH FYI I definitely knew the place was run by Chinese ppl because at the counter in the front had fortune cookies. Yeah not Japanese LOL So overall not sure if we will go back after that experience. Especially after the ticket mix up. SMH And no apology.

Best in Stillwater! Always busy but worth the wait! Food is super fresh and everything on the menu…read moreis good!

As many reviews have stated, this cute little Asian fusion places in the back of a small Asian…read moremarket in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Wow! I was not expecting this place to be this AMAZING! The staff is absolutely amazing, the ambience is quaint and perfect. I had the pork buns and the chili Ramen. Both were so amazing, that even though I was full, I wanted to order some to go. This is truly a hidden gem in Stillwater Oklahoma. And HIGH on my list of best Asian fusion restaurants in the nation.

A really fun spot to relax with a cocktail, catch a game, play a few rounds, or just hang out with…read morefriends. Huge TVs, comfy seating, tasty food, and plenty of room to spread out. The retro arcade décor was a nostalgic touch that brought back great memories. It also seems like they offer reservable areas for larger groups. And the fried rice was unexpectedly delicious.

In my early years, I've spent countless hours at internet cafes playing PC games, so I was happy to…read morefind Waypoint Lounge from another yelpie! First of all, the venue is tastefully decorated. Typically cafes like these look like a dark dungeon, where your social life outside of games go to die. A giant screen sat in the center of the venue with the football game on and various places to sit. They have consoles, PCs, and boardgames to play. We visited during happy hour so drafts were $3 and I believe food was discounted as well, but we didn't get to try. We opted to play PC games, which as you know, PCs could be quite glitchy and I had to switch to another computer. One hot tip to know beforehand! If you are not well versed in today's PC games (which I haven't been for more than a decade), you have to register for accounts like Steam, Epic Games, and Riot Games to access their game library, but that eats away the time that you purchased to use the PCs, so I would register for those accounts at home so you don't waste time. On top of that, Steam gets especially buggy and so I got booted a few times playing Counter-Strike. Other than the gaming platform issues, this place is perfect for groups as well. We saw some families holding some sort of gathering there and the food looks pretty good too. Waypoint Lounge is a little far, but it's worth a trip checking it out. The people there are nice, so we will be back, but next time, we'll probably try the consoles.

Gyoza changed my life, i'm not joking…read more Ramen was an 8.5 but hit the schpot Our waiter Trevor was also so dope

First of all, Trevor was a great server and was super friendly and attentive to our needs. A+…read more Second, Jinya probably has one of the best Takoyakis I've had in the states. It is almost as good as Japan's so I was fairly impressed. The tonkotsu ramen was good although I didn't think the bowl had enough broth. No random American fillers so love that. The chicken karaage was fine. I don't think I would get that again. The matcha tiramisu was divineeee though. Highly recommend getting that. I do wish it was slightly cheaper and closer to south tulsa. The tables could be cleaner too. Anyway, Jinya is a good spot and the vibe was on point.