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.

We decided to try this spot after I discovered it on Yelp a few months ago, and this was our second…read moretime visiting. We enjoyed it so much. The first time that we invited the entire family out so that they could participate and get the experience. Everyone has such a great time and enjoyed their dessert that we are now talking about a third visit. The crew was so good with my family and they allowed us to taste test and really figure out what we liked so that we could order so I will say that the service was fantastic. Most of us ordered the double swirls and I personally got the lime and pineapple swirl, which was amazing and I got it in a cone. now one thing I love about the cones is that once you get done with the ice cream, the cone is soft. It's warm, sweet and it tastes even better when you have a filling to go with the ice cream. you can choose between custard, Nutella or no filling. The vibe was really nice in there. It's a very clean place and they also have outdoor seating. Highly recommend.

This has become my go-to frozen treat place in Sapulpa. I recommend the taiyaki (Japanese-style…read moreslightly sweet stuffed waffles in the shape of fish) with whatever flavor of the month soft serve interests you. My consistent has been Pineapple Whip. Flavors change each month with vanilla and chocolate and pineapple being the contents. You can get the taiyaki as an ice cream cone that you would eat like a regular ice cream cone. Or you can get it in a cup upside down so the little fish's tail is at the top. I've had the mini taiyaki with savory (mozzarella) and sweet fillings (Nutella, Biscoff and Red bean,) and like both. There are other items on the menu but I have stayed with soft serve and taiyaki. Sometimes I get toppings, other times I don't. The two main women who run the place need better staff helping them in recent visits. While the staff have all been friendly, they haven't been consistent. It seems to be a new person every-time - always someone unfamiliar with the menu and how to run the POS. Cleaning the tables has also slipped through the cracks. I hope that gets handled soon - maybe it is difficult to find part time workers right now. It is also cooling down so sitting at the tables outside is nice. My rating 4/5 stars is based on the staffing and table cleaning issues. The food is 5/5.

Ate here for ramen, Sydney is the GOAT. My friends and I might had a great night. Also some the…read morebest ramen we've ever had

My husband and I ended up here the other night after showing up to Mr. Nobu's and being told there…read morewas an hour wait. We are so glad dinner plans changed because we LOVED this place!! The server/host did a great job of being super friendly and talkative along with making sure we were well informed on the menu and hearing we made good choices on our food selections. We ordered the stuffed jalapeños - which if you go, You must get!! For rolls we got 1. Tulsa Roll 2. Fire Dragon Roll 3. Tornado Roll (fried) All were so tasty, each in their own way. We were super impressed all around and will be back. I can't stop thinking about the stuffed jalapeños

Food was great and so was the service. Atmosphere was great too. Everything tasted fresh.read more

I was craving some bulgogi bibimbap, and this definitely hit the spot! My partner tried the fried…read morerice which he also enjoyed. The service was attentive, and the ambiance isn't bad. They did have a TV on, which I dislike, especially having to listening to commercials or news while I'm trying to have a peaceful dinner. I'd much rather have some quiet music playing. We'll be back to try the sushi rolls and other offerings.

First time here... my mom had chicken fried rice and I wanted sushi. So I ordered the Dragon Roll…read moreand Shrimp Tempura. We started with the Gyoza.... Let me tell you it was all amazing and beyond belief for small town Ponca City! Our server Brandon was top notch! We will definitely be back.

I recommend everything on the menu! The Firecracker Roll is my favorite. I used to be a fan of…read morethe Spicy Cowboy Roll, but however, that one too is really good!! Any day is good for some hibachi, fried rice, or a good roll. Unfortunately, on this trip I had to take home an extra order due to some inconsiderate patron who has sneezed all over my end of the table and my order. Dude.. seriously. This is the worst season to be spreading your germs and all that you brought with you. Cover your cough, sneezes or just stay home.

By far, some of the best sushi I have ever eaten HANDS DOWN! And I have lived in Nashville and…read moreTampa so I have eaten my fair share of sushi, but this is our constant go to. The fish is always fresh, never "fishy", their dressed nigiri is out of this world, the hamachi appetizer is incredible, the rolls are creative and tasty (phone dr is one of our faves but it is spicy!) and the service is top notch. It's a small place but has a hidden room, very cool. Highly recommend!!

Exceptional Quality and Craftsmanship in Tulsa -- Mr. Nobu's Sushiya…read more We recently visited Mr. Nobu's Sushiya, and overall, the quality of the food makes this a place the Tulsa community absolutely needs to support and help grow. The Standouts Incredible Nigiri: The salmon nigiri was superior--far larger than usual and easily outshining the quality at most other sushi restaurants in town. Tempura Shrimp Roll: An absolute highlight at just $11. They added broken tempura pieces to the outside, giving it an remarkably delicious, delightful crunch. Outstanding value and flavor. Craft Cocktails & Details: The cucumber and gin drink was crisp and delicious. We also appreciated the generous portions of wasabi and house-style white ginger (which is far better quality than the dyed pink variety). Areas for Improvement Sodium Sensitivity: The zucchini appetizer was good but noticeably salty. My husband limits sodium for medical reasons, and while staff confirmed the soy sauce was low sodium, it tasted quite high in sodium to us. Extra transparency or true low-sodium options would be helpful for guests with health restrictions. Ambiance & Space: The space is quite small. During our visit, the sushi bar felt a bit claustrophobic and the dining room felt tight. A larger space would let their expert sushi chefs truly shine. Happy Hour Opportunity: We rushed over expecting Happy Hour between 4:00 and 5:00 PM, only to find out it had been discontinued. The restaurant was very quiet during that hour. Bringing back and promoting an early happy hour could be a great way to fill that dead time and draw in a crowd. Final Thoughts Between the expert sushi chefs and the remarkable food quality, this has the potential to be the single best sushi spot in Tulsa if it gets the space to expand. Perhaps Simply opening the sushi bar to the dining room would make both rooms seem larger. As a bonus for travelers, Mr. Nobu's is on the Southwest Airlines Dining Awards list (3 points per dollar with a Rapid Rewards card), which is a huge perk if you're earning toward a Companion Pass! We will definitely be back.

We have been going to MoJ for 20 years and loved it. The food was fresh, sushi portions larger than…read moreexpected and at very reasonable prices. The chef and wait staff friendly and always a pleasure. However, the last take out order was not up to par for what we have always experienced with MoJ. We very frequently order the same thing: Sushi Regular and Shrimp Fried Rice, so this was not like a one-off. My husband said the shrimp was hard and when I plated it, it smelled like rancid oil. My sushi had cloudy salmon roe that I have never seen before, and my husband said the tuna tasted very fishy, and he could not eat it. The surf clam piece was chewy and when fresh, it is not chewy. I wish I had taken pictures but nothing _looked_ bad except for the salmon roe. Aside from the decline in quality, the wait staff is mostly new and not friendly. This will affect the ambience. I'm not concerned about decor. That can change. But with unfriendly staff, I am not inclined to dine in to see what else has changed. One guy was abrupt to my husband during a phone call. He said the guy had "a tone." This is not New York where no one should be offended by locals' rapid-fire conversations. This is Oklahoma where people are supposed to be more polite and patient, especially wait staff. While it may seem that I'm being overly critical, please bear in mind that after 20 years of consistent quality, suddenly we get poor quality and unhappy staff. I don't know if ownership has changed or if the previous owner has turned operations over to someone else, but I cannot give MoJ 5 stars anymore.

Memories of Japan is a great restaurant for sushi. It may not be the best, but the affordability…read morefactor stands out. When going to Memories of Japan, I would recommend getting the Tulsa Fried Bean Curd appetizer (fried tofu). The soft tofu is coated with a thin layer of batter and is then deep fried. The end product is a crunchy coat and super soft silky tofu inside. This fried tofu dish is very different to any other fried tofu elsewhere and it was delicious. The sauce that came with the dish was bland and lacked flavors. The sushi at Memories of Japan were good. The special rolls, Alaska and Florida roll, were $8.95 each. Let me tell you, I haven't seen specialty rolls this cheap. Of course, there are more expensive rolls on the menu. In terms of sushi, Sushi Hana is better and so is Oishi. I liked the decorations inside the restaurant. Nothing extravagant but they made the place look more oriental. Service was excellent. I would say if you are looking for the best sushi, Memories of Japan is not that place. Go to Sushi Hana for that. If you want good sushi that does not cost you an arm or a leg, then you come to the right place. 4 stars plus an extra star for affordability factor.

First time and now I realize why I've put off going here. My litmus test is usually crab rangoons…read moreat minimum and beef fried rice. Those crab rangoons were just foul, why are you using fish???? The beef fried rice I cannot fathom why there is no garlic or onions, overall not a complete flop of a dish. The sushi was presentable but nothing to write home about or run back and that was the Tulsa Dynamite roll and the Godzilla roll. $2.50 for a small cup of soda that you had to be asked for? Why not pay attention to the orders? Do better

I took Wifey out to sushi last night for date night ahead of Mother's Day. It was our first trip…read morein since Masago SUSHI moved in to the old Sushi Hana location on Riverside dr. near the Creek Turnpike. It looked much the same as before, clean and inviting with enough class to make it feel nice but also chill enough for a wide variety of patrons to feel comfortable. We started with appetizers or calamari and tuna carpaccio. The calamari were wonderfully cooked and not super chewy. The breading was a little different than what you'd find at other places and was crispy and enjoyable. The sweet chili sauce was splendid and added an extra lightly sweet note. The tuna capaccio. This completely wowed us. Thin slices of tuna with some sprouts and and a wasabi drizzle. The presentation was wonderful, it tasted amazing and was fun to eat!! Our sushi rolls, two basic and two chef specials. We got the spicy tiny and Boston rolls along with a 1776 which included thinly sliced filet mignon on the outside. All of our rolls were well crafted and the fish felt and tasted as fresh as possible for being in a land locked state. We really enjoyed the 1776 but it wasn't something we'd get again. Where the steak was fine and it tasted good, it's not something that we want to circle back to. On a side note, the wasabi served with our sushi tasted like one would expect but didn't bring the heat as I'd hoped. I enjoy that burn in my nostrils! It didn't take away from the overall experience as it's simply my preference. To wrap up, our server did and excellent job. She was friendly and personable and made sure we always had full glasses. Kudos to good service. If you've dined here before, what was your favorite item to order?

Just had a late lunch here before their lunch service closed at 3pm. And all I can say is wow, I…read morehighly recommend. Majority of their rolls have some crafty sauces and unique elements. Their rolls definitely aren't cheap, but I think they are creative and worth it. I'm limiting carbs so I got my rolls with no rice and wrapped in cucumber (Naruto style $4 extra though) and I was very pleased!! The place is owned by the sushi chefs and you can tell!! The place is chilly just a heads up. Decor is nice and bathrooms were freshly cleaned and smelled amazing.

The ambience of this place makes it one of the nicer sushi restaurants for a special occasion. We…read moredid a smorgasbord of different rolls which were very good and good size. Service was pleasant and attentive. We will go back to this place again.

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