Wafu

Very cute place, it was clean and welcoming! We ordered fried rice with veggies, it was a huge amount but so wonderful! There was a nice sauce, not too soupy or too dry- perfect. We're also tried the ramen noodles with chicken, the flavor of the soup was amazing. Our daughter had the bagel roll with smoked salmon. She said it's the best she's had around here. I would recommend this place if you're looking for Japanese cuisine. Just a side note, the salmon wasn't smelly at all!

Nothing not to like here. Small restaurant, but we didn't have to wait even with a group of 10. Tried the fried rice, sweet and sour chicken, a few rolls, and a poke bowl. Everything was great quality. Very good sticky rice. The rolls were a touch big but also easy to chew through. The ginger salad is very gingery, loved it. Would definitely go again. Prices very reasonable, service was great and food came out pretty fast. Definitely recommend this.

One of the best sushi places in the area. Highly recommend you give Wafu a try. We tried several different rolls and loves them all

The staff can be a bit snappy with the customers. The food is fine. It's nice to have additional options in our hometown, but overall isn't a choice we often pick.

We have been wanting to try Wafu in Owasso for some time and recently made a visit to dine in. We are glad we did! The menu at Wafu includes sushi, poke, ramen, and more. There is a good variety of sushi rolls, from specialty rolls to traditional rolls. The sushi we had was very fresh and flavorful. In addition, we had ramen which was a very large portion and also very tasty!

I thought the menu was impressive from sushi, to ramen, to poke bowls for being a local restaurant. And their specialty drinks were a big hit for me especially when its 100 degrees outside. We walked in and got seated right away. It was not busy at all. Waitress came and took our order and made sure to check on us every so often but missed filling our water which I really didnt find it a big deal. This is the first place that Ive been to that actually has crab rangoons vs. cheese wontons.

We were happy to find a ramen joint closer than Tulsa. This isnt really a ramen joint tho...I dont think its their focus. If you are a ramen snob you wont be impressed / if you are hard up for a ramen fix, its good. Details / petty critique: We had a philly role as an appetizer. Waitress seemed put out to bring extra wasabi & ginger, as both were very minimal. My pork broth ramen (I forget what it's called on the menu ) which I ordered spicy, had slices of porkbelly in it that were too thick and not as tender as they should be. This was the number one key that let me know this place was not a hard-core serious ramen joint. However, I still enjoyed my bowl of ramen and the portion was large. My wife got a chicken ramen bowl and she enjoyed it but also wasn't impressed. Bear in mind we are probably ramen snobs....we've had the good stuff in legit places in Asia and in US.

I had garlic tonkotsu and I could tell it was made with love. The broth was creamy and had plenty of garlic. The pork belly was cooked well. The presentation was nice too. I was very happy to see takoyaki on the menu since I had been craving it. The prices are pretty reasonable so it was a great option for me at lunch. I'll be back to try some of the other things on the menu like milk tea and the curry ramen.

We love coming to wafu! The food is always great! The service is good as well! Great music and we love watching all the cooking videos!

Japanese Style!There was just not much to get excited about at Wafu. The meals were very average. No distinct flavor or presentation that will bring me back. My wife had the Hawaiian Bowl. The coconut fried shrimp and crab meat in the bowl, were very good. I wanted to try the one of the Donburi meals. Most of them had seaweed salad. That's a no go for me, so I went with the Spicy Chicken Ramen. Not spicy at all. Bland and boring. It needed a good dose of sriracha sauce, but the spout on the bottle was incrusted with what appeared to be very old dried sriracha sauce boogers, as was every other bottle on every other table. Pass. I don't understand why restaurant's take a few minutes and clean the condiment bottles. It makes a hell a of a difference in the customers perception of the restaurant. The Crab Rangoon was decent with a good dipping sauce. There was a little communication barrier. The waitress was somewhat difficult to understand, and she had difficulties understanding us. The service was adequate. For the price, not recommended.