Tokyo Garden

Visited for a seven year old's birthday. The restaurant was buzzing with families celebrating various events. While the staff was attentive, we did feel very rushed coming into the full hour of our visit. We ordered sake which came out piping hot, even to the touch, so maybe a bit too warm for our palettes. The sushi and the edamame were great appetizers. Unfortunately, the salad was brown and wilted which set the precedent for the hibachi meal ahead. The steak was mealy making us think it had previously been frozen. I did enjoy the scallops from the grill and was surprised that I would have preferred an all fish meal.Overall, a solid place for youthful birthday celebrations, but not somewhere I would go for a date or adult evening out.

Service was nice. The food not good. I was looking for authentic Tokyo flavors and what I got was soy sauced flavored meat, veggies, and rice. It's a dish I've made at home when I wanted homemade fast food. For the price of a filet and chicken Habachi 47.00 was too much when there's no culinary prowess added to the cooking and flavor. The soup that comes out before the meal was lukewarm at best. The salad was bathed in ranch dressing. The meal itself was greasy, which, took any added flavors away. The two stars is for the service.

This is the worst place ever to go if you are trying to experience the hibachi grill. The ginger salad dressing had no taste, all you could taste was the water of the lettuce They up charge fried rice $1.75 Which by the way - the fried rice was already fried and they just warm it on the grill to add butter and eggs. And if you share a plate they charge you $7 You cannot taste anything - but just ask for more dressing and hope for taste. Lacking of sprouts and they serve you already cooked boiled spaghetti noodles? Like what?!! Never go here! Just don't do it! They have a revolving door like a hospital- wtf does that for a restaurant except to just hurry you out the door.

My family and I really enjoy dining at Tokyo Garden! The food is always amazing, consistent, and they serve really large portions that we usually take home for leftovers! The staff is always so nice and accommodates dietary restrictions I have. We've ordered the sushi a few times and the fish really tastes fresh but my all time favorite are the hibachi dinners! The show is so fun to watch and our kids are easily entertained. I've seen a semi-private area in the back that could be a good place for a large group dinner/private event! Overall, very satisfied with Tokyo Garden and it's in our family rotation for restaurants when we eat out!

Food Court at Williams Tower!!! New restaurant open for lunch 10:30 am-2:30 pm offering individual rolls pre-made on site or fried rice hibachi options, combined with a Mari Coffee coffee bar 7am-3pm.Roll offerings were limited to those that included crab, shrimp, tuna, spicy tuna, salmon and cream cheese (+ cucumber, etc). Roll did not have ginger or wasabi in container....maybe they were extra containers and I missed them. I had a dragon roll, tuna, tempura shrimp, crab and cucumber and it was a good sized roll, fresh and delicious, priced at $13. Check out requested tip....brought total to $16+. Kind of pricey for lunch, but not excessive considering location and quality delivered. Very nice new seating area, including option for outside seating.

I'm being nice by giving it a 1 star. To begin with the cook was very pushy about wanting us to engage.....like having egg pieces thrown into our mouths etc. I know this is all apart of "the hibachi experience", but when someone doesn't feel comfortable with something it shouldn't be pushed like it was and the chef rolling his eyes at you andin front of everyone making a "borrrring" sound. Honestly it seemed like he had just started this job, he was dropping the hibachi utensils on the grill which was loud and making everything uncomfortable, the fire seemed more than he could control.It was so high I actually thought it was about to melt the soy sauce lids... everyone was backing their chairs up quickly. Instead of being entertaining, it was actually uncomfortable. I did not care for the vegetables. They were very soggy and mushy totally overcooked. The way the meat was just thrown down and chopped wasn't attractive and the teriyaki sauce looks like Brown pudding that actually wiggled. The taste of it was horrible. I got the teriyaki chicken and it was smothered in it and I'm actually hoping the few bites that I did take...I won't be getting sick from it later tonight. I returned my food. I can't remember the last time I've ever had to even return food and explained it to the manager and showed her the teriyaki sauce, and she acted like she totally agrees with me and refunded my money easily. I gave it to stars because the manager was nice, and the restaurant was very, very clean and organized... but I also found out they just opened their doors and the building is new.

Do yourself a favor and go to Osaka instead. That was hands down the worst hibachi experience I've ever had. If you like burnt shrimp and a crappy hostess then definitely go here though.

I tried this for the first time with a group of friends. Overall it was OK but I still have to say shoguns is my number one favorite. It's hard not to compare but the soup was just good and the salad was not good mostly because of lettuce. The sushi was great I enjoyed that. The meat was OK the chicken was over sauced but the scallops were good. The fried rice and noodles was a nice touch but honestly you get a lot more fried rice at shoguns no noodles but the rice is better and you get more food overall. Yes you pay more at shoguns but it's still my number one for this style of food in Tulsa. Also, there are more combinations here and a lot of options it's a very large place and I love all the windows and the new south Tulsa location. I do encourage people trying it it's a great experience but you can get the best fish ever at shoguns and the overall experience including the chef and how they do what they do it's better at shoguns and worth the extra cost.

The meal was great. I was dining alone so I didn't want to take up a whole hibachi table. I sat at one of the bar booths and ordered my food with the bartender. He was a bit swamped so it took a while to get to me, but he was nice and I didn't mind the wait. I will say that the experience isn't quite the same when ordering hibachi from the bar. My food wasn't as hot as I was used to but the taste was the same. It was also my birthday and a friend of mine called the restaurant without my knowledge to inform them of that. The staff came out with tambourines and a song which probably messed up the vine for other diners. It was funny an unexpected to say the least, I enjoyed my experience.

The service was not great at all me and my family had to wait 30 minutes before we could even get a refill! The lady was nice to us, but we had to wait for an hour and a half on a Tuesday night. The food was great but nothing wrong with it everything was cooked great!