Tokyo Japanese Restaurant

It's been a little while since we have had a chance to come down for a delicious meal. But when we had some new friends dying for a sushi place we knew just the place to take them! The new restaurant is so nice! Service was great and attentive and the sushi was spot on as always! We tried the chef specials Jays Tacos and they were so good we ordered more! We also ordered another chef choice which was also very good! You can never go wrong the double crunchy, and of course the best way to start any meal is a bowl of spicy edamame and their house salad with ginger dressing- quite possibly my favorite one in the city!

Excellent ambience, very clean and always packed. Excellent sushi all the way around! Friendly welcoming staff Some massive trays for parties of 4 or more

Tokyo Sushi in OKC offers a delightful sushi experience with fresh ingredients and well-prepared dishes. The sushi platter I had included a variety of nigiri, sashimi, and rolls, all beautifully presented. The fish was fresh, and the rice had the perfect balance of flavor and texture. Great service!

Stumbled across this gem while visiting Oklahoma City from Tulsa, and it did not disappoint! We had been craving fresh sushi, and this place definitely hit the spot. The interior was clean and inviting, adding to the overall enjoyable dining experience. We visited on a Friday for lunch--I opted for the lunch chirashi, while my husband went for the chef's choice nigiri, which was marked at market price and came to around $60. While a bit on the pricey side, the quality was exceptional and well worth it. We will definitely be coming back :-)

The only sushi restaurant that's worth going to in OKC. Sushi was decent. Service was good and the inside is clean and spacious.The quality of fish was very good. It seems like they get most of their fish from Japan if you order omakase. However, the cheaper items on the menu probably are not from Japan.. The only problem is the rice was too cold and was very lightly seasoned. Also, i am not expecting real wasabi at this price point but the quality of the wasabi they use is low.Nothing to write home about.. but this is the only authentic Japanese sushi place around. I will definitely be coming here for more when I am in OKC.Overall, it was enjoyable experience.

I love salmon so it made me excited to find a place that had a sushi entree that had only salmon instead of like assorted. The food was really delicious and flavorful. The interior of the restaurant was nice and they had an outside patio as well (although I didn't notice any shade options) some of the tables are very very close together which can be interesting when the people sitting next to you are having very intense conversations. The waitress was very kind and so was the hostess that showed us to our table.

Let me start my saying, I go here at least once very two weeks for sushi and a beer. It's always extremely fresh and the service at the bar is top notch. We came in on Mother's Day, and due to being a 10 top without a reservation we had to wait. The staff was extremely accommodating, and we were able to sit outside within 10 minutes. This place will continue to get my business! There's nothing I've ordered that I dislike. Great sushi, good service!

Highly recommend. The new building is great, some of the best sushi you'll find in Oklahoma.

A review of Tokyo Japanese Restaurant after their renovation and I feel they are slowly beginning to return to their more authentic Japanese roots (when they first Re-opened I thought they may have been trying to cater to more Western tastes, but I believe this has changed somewhat). Wonder where the dango went on their menu however? Anyway, their interior decor is much fancier and the service always excellent and prompt (I got a server I believe named Kim who recognized me from going to the old spot). Also got nice selections of sushi, the chilled zarusoba, gyoza, shumai, the fish cheek with rice and ice cream for dessert (hadn't eaten anything that day ha). All of it was excellent, and this is one of the rare Japanese restaurants that serve iced green tea. However, I didn't see (or forgot to look) for the more super authentic dishes they used to have like dango, quail egg and certain types of sushi. Highly recommended nonetheless!

AMAZING FOOD !!! How did I know of this restaurant until now?!? After living here for almost two years I gave up on sushi/sashimi having gone to other places I was so disappointed with what seemed to be old fish, so gross. Not at Tokyo , they fly it in fresh from Japan and the pricing is more than reasonable !! Ordered dinner and had to order more it was so good. Service was excellent and very attentive.