Sushi House
6946 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK, 74136
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Address :
6946 S Lewis Ave
Tulsa, OK, 74136 - Phone (918) 488-1887
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Sarah M.
Sushi House was a perfect family dinner outing location. It's relaxed and casual atmosphere made us feel OK bringing our 4 month old along. We were greeted warmly and had excellent service. I opted for the vegas roll - it was the first fried sushi roll I've ever had... and certainly won't be the last! The flavors were fresh and unique; so much in fact I didn't use hardly any soy sauce! The sushi menu here is among the largest I've seen; something for everyone! Reasonable prices and authentic sushi will make this a frequent spot for me and my fam!
(4)Crystal C.
Pros: Why aren't more people eating here? Tasty and incredibly affordable. We don't go anywhere else for sushi. Cons: Inconsistent, but always tasty. There are times when this place follows all the rules for what sushi snobs consider good sushi (correct rice temperature, balance of flavors, textures, etc.). Then there are times when they are just like all the other places in town? Either way, the food tastes good and its the correct price point.
(5)Ethan W.
OK, it's in a strip mall... It looks sketchy but... It's the food that counts and the food is really impressive. The decor inside is fine- simple contemporary Japanese. You aren't paying for ridiculous rent and silly indoor waterfalls. The service is quick and attentive. The selection of rolls is fantastic. The nigri is on par with some of the best I've ever had (eaten at Nobu five times and Umami in San Fran three). This is some of the best I've had anywhere and better than anything in Tulsa or the midwest. It's fresh. It's expertly prepared and... It's cheap. 3 rolls (4th one was free), wine and beer- $55. Hard to beat. We wi be back and wear out our welcome.
(5)Liz M.
We were the only people there on a Saturday night at 7pm, so I was a little nervous at first. We had Sapporo and Hot Sake. I ordered the Calamari and it was good- but not anything amazing. Then I had the Texas Roll. Holy Moly, I can't wait to have it again! BEST SUSHI in town, hands down. And, it's very reasonable. The rolls seem larger than normal. I can't wait to go back! I really recommend this place.
(5)J T.
Really good quality fish here. I got the combo bento lunch box. The Sashimi and Nigiri were both fantastic. The california roll was good too. The salad had a very flavorful ginger based dressing as well. The only downside really is the price is a bit high IMO.
(4)Steve K.
I had to drop my opinion by 2 whole stars due to inconsistent service, experience, and food quality that appears to be connected to a change in staff. The price was fair before the previosly mentioned decline. There's nothing special about a mediocre sushi experience. This was my go to spot for dining until now.
(3)Stacie G.
Really great sushi. It's on the expensive side, but very tasty. Paid $5 for an order of edamame and got 5 beans. Ordered the cowboy roll and really liked it.
(4)Jenna L.
Let me paint a picture- Saturday night 6:30/7 ish... And there are only two people in the whole restaurant. But my sister and I (who are sushi snobs) don't understand why this place isn't packed. We ordered the Amazing, Cowgirl, King of the Castle and got a Fuji for free. Amazing gets 5 stars. Cowgirl has a slight kick that makes you gasp for air. Wasn't a fan of King of the Castle- but we aren't big on fried rolls.
(4)Kira P.
We went for lunch. Did not get lunch specials but they have a sushi special of buy 3 rolls and get a free Fuji roll. The Fuji roll is not too complex but not a simple Cali roll either. Lunch came w a side of edamame and miso soup. Rolls were good, reasonable priced and tons of options. We also got a side of fried rice. It was definite worth $3.95 and a reasonable portion. Same owners as the one in BA.
(4)E M.
I like this place. I appears very family run. There weren't many customers and we got waited on hand and foot. The food was good. (I am no sushi expert though. I wouldn't know gourmet sushi from run-of-the-mill sushi if it swam up and bit me..) But I did like the salmon rolls. The prices are very good. OK wine list. I'll be back.
(4)Michael B.
Excellent Sushi. I always have a good experience when I eat here!
(4)Nikki P.
This is one of my favorite places to eat. Yes, there is NOTHING fancy about this place but the food is delicious, the service is good and the price is the best in town. The freshness of these rolls leaves nothing to be desired. It's my secret sushi place in town and with the buy three rolls get a free fuji roll offer I never leave hungry. Five stars all the way. You won't be disappointed.
(5)Daniel F.
Very great tasting sushi, and the waitress was prompt with drink refills. Just one major problem, we ordered the $30 sushi boat A, they gave us a $54 sushi boat B. Initially they tried to charge us for the sushi boat B, but the manager made good on it, and only charged us for a boat A. I gave a tip appropriate for a boat B. We went home with a ton of sushi left-overs, felt a little guilty, but it was their mistake, not ours.
(4)Mandy G.
Absolutely loved their sushi. So fresh and satisfying. Highly recommend checking them out.
(5)Darita H.
It looks like a little hole in the Wall from the outside but inside is clean and fresh. Ramen is the best in town. Rolls are fresh and reasonably priced.
(5)Christopher T.
Great sushi, friendly staff, and the prices aren't bad at all. I definitely suggest trying the fried sushi it is amazing and it's not the typical unhealthy kind of deep fried that you think. Service is pretty fast as well for some fresh rolled sushi. And ask about the daily special.
(5)Mike S.
This new, second location of Sushi House is as tasty as the one in Broken Arrow! Awesome wait staff, awesome sushi chef, great new location! Hours (as of 8/18/14) are: 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday-Saturday, closed on Sundays.
(5)Blair H.
I have eaten here a few times now and I must say, the sushi here is fantastic! From what I am told, there is one guy that makes the rice here. It tastes really good! The prices are affordable and the service is great. So if you're in the mood for some sushi, you have to try this place!
(5)Joanna L.
We had a late lunch here and the sushi rolls were great! The staff were friendly and we were offered free Miso Soup, Crab Cakes and a deep fried sushi roll, which was lovely. I highly recommend checking this restaurant out!
(4)Jenni H.
I wasn't too sure what to make of the shopping center, but this place is a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere is very nice and casual. The food was great and servers are very accommodating and attentive. Prices are reasonable, and they brought a third roll for free which was delicious. My son absolutely loved his rolls and miso; I enjoyed mine too. They did a great job setting up their space. The gong on the way out the door is fun. We will definitely be back soon.
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