Tokyo Japanese Restaurant

Food was awesome! Although the customer service was there, one of the waitresses was very impassionate with our large group. She was not friendly at all. Our cook was hilarious and we, overall enjoyed ourselves!

Definitely one of my favorites in Tulsa. Everything always tastes fresh and amazing. Comfortable atmosphere and friendly staff. It does get very busy on occasion so I do wish they had a bit more seating

Pretty sad situation tonight. Waited 15 minutes for someone to even notice us to be sat at a table. Then additional 10 to get waters and decided to order. An hour later, we decided to tell our great waiter that if we did not receive our food within 5 minutes — we would be walking out. We promptly received our hibachi but no rice. Rice comes another 3 – 4 minutes later. We eat, our food is fine (nothing to write home about), we ask for our ticket. My husband complains about our wait and lack of service. They discount the meal $ 7. The manager argues with him and throws her waiter under the bus. The waiter was great! Poor kid! We will not be back. Terrible service and even worse management. Do not waste your time or money.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Tulsa. As a Dallas regular, I’ve had my share of good quality sushi buffets. Tokyo is definitely the go to all you can eat sushi place in Tulsa. Though it’s not a buffet, it’s still quality compared to the Chinese buffets that serve sub-​par sushi. Downside is that the restaurant is relatively small, and there are probably only one or two workers at a time in the kitchen (most likely one). The wait isn’t horrible, but if you’re looking for a place where you can get your food as quick as at a buffet, this is not it. I honestly don’t mind the wait. Also there’s only ever been one waitress, so if the restaurant is full, you won’t get speedy service. For around twenty bucks (don’t remember the exact amount) for all you can order sushi and other dishes, this has me coming back. Their classics like tempura, seaweed salad, and basic sushi items like sashimi are all great. The last time I came though, the agedashi tofu was way over fried. Not like and easy to eat like how it’s supposed to be (it came out a darker brown color with a hard crispiness). Next time I come maybe I’ll ask them to lightly fry it instead, hopefully that’ll be okay. Other than that, no complaints. Waiting for good quality sushi is perfectly fine with me.
Update…
Came back today, no more agedashi tofu on the menu. I was craving it so bad… Their all you can eat menu changed a bit. Didn’t see shrimp tempura under appetizers, only vegetable tempura. I tried their shrimp shumai. I liked it, my mom said there was too much flour and she didn’t like that it was fried.

First time visit and will definitely return. The staff is friendly and the service is attentive. The selection is diverse. We stopped in for lunch and each had a different bento box: Super roll and Ben. The food was delicious and the fish was very fresh. I could not finish my box there was so much food. What is even better is that this is a local mom and pop place and shopping local while receiving the best quality is an unbeatable combination.

Love This Place !!! The Owners are so sweet & Personable… I work Next door at Vision Salon so it’s def very convenient.

Visiting from out of town and wanted to grab something quick to eat.
The food is amazing and I plan to visit again when I’m in Tulsa.

Ordered for pickup. Fresh, fast and cheap. Staff was great.

This isn’t a fancy establishment by any means but it seemed clean. It’s a smaller restaurant with a lot 10 – 12 booths, a couple of tables and a sushi bar that seats about 4. The staff’s children were doing their homework at the bar, so I opted for a table.
Service was slow although I was the only patron there at 4pm. Between slowly making an order or 2 of nigiri, the lady working would assist her kids with homework. They would get up occasionally and read their homework aloud, which was a little distracting. It wasn’t a relaxing meal, but it was good food.
I give this 4 stars simply because I was so impressed with the selection on the $ 22 All-​you-​can-​eat menu. It had everything from soup, to apps, tempura, teriyaki, hibachi, sushi, sashimi, house rolls, specialty rolls, to dessert. The food quality was average. The sushi (nigiri) wasn’t as cold as I would like but I’ll update my review if I have any repercussions from that.
I do recommend the tempura fried cheesecake with vanilla ice cream.

My wife and I got the All You Can Eat Sushi for $ 21 each. This was a great deal on high quality sushi. The service was slow, and there were a few mistakes, but we just slowed down and relaxed, and had a great time.
We had miso first (nice & sweet, delicious). Then some edamame. It came out unsalted, which was weird, but it was very fresh and good anyway.
Then we moved on to nigiri. When it arrived I put my nose to it and smelled it really closely. I always like to do this before I eat raw fish. It smelled wonderful, and tasted wonderful too. The shrimp nigiri was a bit dry, but the salmon was excellent. The eel was good, but not really my favorite. And the scallop was a new experience entirely. It was like jello, squishing around into the rice. Weird, but fun.
After that we had rolls. We ordered the Crazy Salmon, Rock & Roll, Rainbow, Spider, Christmas, and San Fransisco rolls to share between us. Our waitress was busy, so we placed our order with a different waitress, and I think some of it got lost between them. Only 4 rolls came out. The Rainbow Roll was the star. The Crazy Salmon was really good too. One that we couldn’t identify has tempura crab in it, and it was ok. The Spider roll was weird, because it was hot from being fried. Not exactly what I think of when I go for sushi. We were actually glad they forgot 2 rolls, since we were pretty full by this point.
But we got All You Can Eat! So being full was not going to stop us.
After rolls we got some masago and ikura Gunkan. The Masago gunkan was amazing, and probably my favorite thing we ate. We also got a salmon roll with masago (I think they made it special, since my wife wanted a salmon & masago roll). It was good, we were just so full.
Finally we ended our meal with the Vanilla Green Tea ice cream. The ice cream was wonderful, and almost chocolatey. It didn’t taste homemade, so I am going to have to search for it at our asian market.
All in all, there were some big mistakes. There were some small mistakes. I noticed most all of the rolls have avocado in them, which was unfortunate (avocado and cream cheese do not belong in sushi).
Beyond their mistakes, the food was great for a great price (as you can see, we got our money’s worth). I would definitely go back.

Be warned, if you’re looking for sushi, DO NOT come here. I just walked in there and the first thing that his me is the smell; a combination of old fishy smell mixed in with fryer grease. The sushi bar literally only had 3 pieces of fish in there and no sushi chef. When I inquired about the lack of fish, the hostess admitted that the selection was bad abs tools me not to stay if I was going to question it. Wow.
I’ve eaten sushi all over the world, good and bad, but this place is hands down the worst restaurant I’ve ever been in. I don’t know how they have 4 stars.

Excellent quality of sushi. After trying some of the staple rolls of American sushi– the California, the Philly and Shrimp Tempura– I can say these are certainly better than average. So I can say with confidence there is good sushi here (I’ve had other rolls in the past– equally as impressive).
The sides you get on a lunch deal make it even better. The shrimp shumai was perfect! Salad and miso soup were standard. Excellent ginger and wasabi!
The service was also respectful and fast without hovering. Highly recommended.

I went here one Sunday for a late lunch since we have not eaten all day and it is located near the Mexican place we love going to every week and also Fox and Hound. I guess I have always seen this plave in the corner, but never really thought anything of it because of its location.
Looking into this place more on Unilocal I saw that it was actually pretty good an figured I would give it a try. I mean why not!
Walking in we were kind of shocked at how nice and clean and also quiet it really was. I dont really know what I was expecting, but I was pleased. The menu and reviews said something about hibachi so that is what i was expecting, but they do not have thre hibachi tables at the location. They just make it in the back for you as you order.
We ordered the all you can eat sushi/​food deal. There is a whole different menu for it, but it was worth it! I thought there would be rules and lots of restrictions to it, but you can literally get anything on the menu for a flat rate. We tried literally everything on the menu and I think we got out moneys worth. Amazing! but i would not suggest doing the all you can eat unless you are very hungry! The sashimi made the deal worth it for me! will definitely be going back here sometime

I’m really a new-​b to the sushi world but this is very clean and set up real nice for a sushi restaurant, the staff very helpful and explains the sushi to you, like cooked, uncooked or fried and maybe there favorite
I like fried sushi so I went with the yo yo ma am roll delicious, crab and cream cheese fried with spicy crab on it too can’t go wrong
They have tv’s playing what ever channel it’s on, maybe sports nice pictures and décor on all around defiantly top 5 sushi place in Tulsa and broken arrow

I got the All You Can Eat menu for $ 21, an excellent deal! It includes soups, salads, appetizers, entrees, sushi, and dessert. However you won’t see this advertised on the website or normal menu, you have to ask for it specifically!
I only ate the sushi and it was very good. My mom had the Shrimp Hibachi and liked it as well. I also the Tempura Banana and Fried Cheese Cake.
The service was adequate but became slower and sporadic as it became busier, which was unfortunate. I knocked a star off due to this. Fortunately the restaurant had a comfortable atmosphere with a couple TVs showing sports.
Now for the meat of review (pun intended): the sushi was excellent but not the best I’ve had. I stuck to the House Special Rolls and the Tokyo Specialties Rolls. My standouts were the Volcano, CRAZY, Rainbow, and Cowboy rolls. Between my dad, brother, and I we ate 13 rolls in total! None had a «fishy» taste or anything that was off-​putting. The presentation was good but simple but I’ve been to places that are were much fancier. The tempura banana and fried cheese cake were merely alright. Easily skipped.
Overall, the sushi was excellent with a good presentation in a comfortable restaurant.

So far the best place for sushi in the Tulsa area for me… I’m used to good fresh made AYCE sushi I’m from SoCal and this is good with lots of variety included on the AYCE menu. I’ve been there 3 times now and the service is slow, so not a place for a quick lunch or diner. Considering that most rolls are $ 10 – 15 at most sushi restaurants, $ 23.50is a bargain for all you can eat. Each order is freshly made which is a huge plus.

Not bad but nothing real special pretty much what you get at any other place in town. Give it a try if it’s convenient to you. However, I wouldn’t drive out of my way just because.

Great food, nice atmosphere, however… VERY slow service. It took one hour for them to deliver chicken tempura to my son. If you’ve got plenty of time, the food is worth the wait.

Very good food and excellent service!!!
Food was cooked to order. Seafood was fresh and not «fishy»!

I had lunch here last week with a buddy who works in the area. Absolutely great food for the price! I liked it so much that I went back two days later.
This is obviously a family run joint. According to my friend, who goes here at least once a week, the waitress and sushi chef are always he same people… talk about being invested in the business! The food was great and the fish tasted as fresh as you will get in Tulsa. They have a nice selection on the full menu and a very moderately priced lunch menu. I suggest you try this place for lunch… you won’t be disappointed.
Warning! Another friend tried it for dinner and said the service was very slow. Try lunch. :)