My husband and I ended up here the other night after showing up to Mr. Nobu's and being told there…read morewas an hour wait. We are so glad dinner plans changed because we LOVED this place!! The server/host did a great job of being super friendly and talkative along with making sure we were well informed on the menu and hearing we made good choices on our food selections. We ordered the stuffed jalapeños - which if you go, You must get!! For rolls we got 1. Tulsa Roll 2. Fire Dragon Roll 3. Tornado Roll (fried) All were so tasty, each in their own way. We were super impressed all around and will be back. I can't stop thinking about the stuffed jalapeños

I went with the (R)4 - Shoyu (Tokyo Style) ramen & my goodness was it full of flavor. When a…read morewaiter/waitress takes my order & asks about spice level, I usually "play it safe" & go to a 3 (their scale was 1-5... spice level 3 was subtle). Speaking of flavor, I'm sure the special blended soy sauce played a major part. On top of that, there's chili sauce at the table & that right there has a Shawn Michaels super kick to it. With the bowl being full of chicken along with the other components like fish cake, seaweed, bamboo shoots, green onion & a soft boiled egg (that's also flavored)... it's not even an overload. It's flavor on top of flavor on top of flavor. I couldn't even finish it & took it to-go. My waitress was super nice & the wait on my food didn't take long (they had a mini lunch rush when I got here). Outside of ramen, there's so much to choose from. Whether you're in the mood for ramen, sushi, bowls, etc... this is your spot. I was having a headache & really needed some food to help get rid of it (I was also in the area). Ramen usually does the trick & it prevailed as I started feeling better. Oishi came in the clutch.

REALLY GOOD RAMEN, boba drink are AMAZING, I literally go here almost every Friday, pricing is okay…read morefor drinks and food but it's worth it

Great spot conveniently located in Tulsa Hills. The space is open and casual with a kpop/anime vibe…read morewhich makes it a fun place to hang out. There are claw machines at the front and back and sketchbooks with colored pencils on every table so you can draw while waiting for your food. The service is friendly - you order at the front counter and get a buzzer that buzzes when your food is ready at the pickup counter. The boba drinks are good. They have a decent selection of milk teas and fruit drinks as well as toppings. The boba pearls are done right, freshly made so they are soft and chewy like they're supposed to be. Once I ordered popping boba on accident (honey boba on the menu) thinking it was regular boba sweetened with honey and did not like it. They graciously switched it out with regular boba for me which I truly appreciated. My one recommendation would be to adjust the sweetness level if you prefer lighter drinks. The last time I visited I forgot to ask and it was a bit on the sweet side for me. I've also ordered poke and teriyaki bowls from them before and it was ok. The food was fine, it just didn't stand out to me. I usually come here for the drinks but would give the food another try given the good service and atmosphere. They have ramen, rice bowls, and appetizers like chicken karaage and kimchi fries. Overall I'd recommend Gung Ho as a solid hangout spot that's centrally located with good drinks and plenty of food options.

I've eaten at a lot of places in America claiming to serve "authentic Japanese ramen," and let's…read morejust say some of them should be investigated by international authorities. Then I found Jinya Ramen. The Tonkotsu Black came out looking like a supermodel. The pork chashu was cooked so perfectly it practically melted in my mouth. The noodles had me one bite away from checking flights to Tokyo. If nostalgia had a texture, it would be those noodles. The egg? Soft boiled perfection. That beautiful jammy center deserved its own spotlight and possibly a small round of applause. I also ordered the pork gyoza, and whoever pan-fried those deserves a raise immediately. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside--basically what every dumpling dreams of becoming. My only tiny complaint: you've got to season your own broth a little. But honestly, compared to some of the so-called "Japanese ramen" spots I've tried in the U.S., this place is five stars and then some. The service was fast, attentive, and genuinely caring--it felt authentic, not forced. The restaurant itself was beautifully decorated, spotless, and had the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay for a while.

First of all, Trevor was a great server and was super friendly and attentive to our needs. A+…read more Second, Jinya probably has one of the best Takoyakis I've had in the states. It is almost as good as Japan's so I was fairly impressed. The tonkotsu ramen was good although I didn't think the bowl had enough broth. No random American fillers so love that. The chicken karaage was fine. I don't think I would get that again. The matcha tiramisu was divineeee though. Highly recommend getting that. I do wish it was slightly cheaper and closer to south tulsa. The tables could be cleaner too. Anyway, Jinya is a good spot and the vibe was on point.

BEST RAMEN IN TULSA…read more Love this place. In my opinion it's the best ramen in Tulsa. You can read my other reviews to see the other ramen places I've reviewed. Well, I broke tradition and ordered something different this time. I tried the Miso Ramen. Sorry I forgot to take a picture. But it was solid. No complaints at all. Kazama always kills the broth. It is always consistent. It's like these guys don't ever have a bad day. The broth is not so over the top that you can't finish but it's still packed with flavor. The noodles are also spot on. Great job. Love this place.

Arrived within the last 45 minutes to close and they were welcoming. I love the vibe…read more I always have to get some crab Rangoon if it's available and it did not disappoint. Wish I had extra sauce for it though. The Tonkotsu Black Ramen hit the spot for my Ramen Craving! The best part was the pork in it. Plenty of seating available and some bar seats and a tv to look at if you want to go that route. Plenty of parking outside as well. Come check this spot out for yourselves!!

I've had a lot of ramen from the West, East Coast, Japan, and Taiwan. Gung Ho's ramen is pretty…read morelegit. The tonkotsu broth is flavorful and creamy. A little bit of spicy is just right. The pork slices are smoky and the right amount of thickness (you get two). No random toppings like corn either. Authentic! The restaurant is cool too. Full of anime decor, spacious and clean. The staff is friendly and the price is just right.

Every time I come here, I love my food. Mostly because you can build your own with everything they…read morehave so it truly comes just how I want it. The new thing I tried this time was the crispy fried chicken and the Gyoza both were OK, but I have had better elsewhere. But my Poké bowl as always was great and my friend liked her Ramen, but it wasn't her number one Ramen in town. Also, I tried their new Vietnamese coffee with Boba and it was so good and really well priced. The portion sizes also did look smaller this time around, but still plenty of food for the price. You really can't get a better deal on a Poké bowl anywhere in town. I love that there's coloring books at the tables or really it's a sketchpad and anyone can draw, which is very nice and it's always clean.

Disclaimer: I am from the Bay Area in California (born AND raised). I am very privileged and very…read moreblessed with being able to experience the best of the best. Japanese food is my favorite cuisine next to Taiwanese food. This place was so terrible that I did not even have the heart to post pictures. FOOD: - I ordered their boli-burrito with a listed price of $13.95 and with tax came to about $15. $15 wasted. I literally threw most of it away which made me very upset because it is hard to earn money. - every other grain of rice was rock hard - you know it's bad when the soy sauce packets they provide isn't even real soy sauce or a well known brand - the tuna was a strange shade of red (not a fake bright red but a going bad red) - the so called snow crab stick is just a stick of imitation crab, it's the same imitation crab you find shredded up in a mayo crab salad - I do appreciate they did not load this up with a bunch of rice so it came out really small and thin - I appreciate that they did not just hand you the burrito but instead cut it in half and took the extra effort and extra change and placed it in a biodegradable small to go box - I appreciate the avocado was fresh and bright green SERVICE: - friendly - I'm guessing it's an Asian couple who runs the shop as I saw the female taking the order/money and the male making the dish AMBIENCE: - modern decor - not very Japanese esque - felt like somewhere you will bring your date and less so a grab and go PARKING / LOCATION: - I don't understand why I intentionally park at the end of the lot and two cars decide to sandwich me anyways (I frequently eat and nap in my car...) when the entire parking lot was empty - lots of parking spaces - zero difficulties in finding a parking spot - this shop is located next to a pregnancy ultrasound place, children's clothes, and shoe store Please skip this store. There's an AYCE sushi in the same plaza...

My go-to for Poke in Tulsa! I love to create my own bowl and they always deliver such fresh…read moreingredients. Service is always fast and friendly!

My favorite place to eat in all of Tulsa. The vegan ramen is spectacular! I highly recommend the…read moreblackberry mint boba tea.

I have been eyeballing this establishment for months now because I got an awesome job opportunity…read moredown the street. After work today, I decided to give it a try and ordered the pork belly Ramen along with the lettuce wrapped pork belly. The Ramen was so flavorful and the pork belly was nice and tender. The lettuce wraps were so delicate but packed with so much flavor. I'm not sure what the sauce is, but it has a little kick to it, and I love it. The restaurant itself has its own flair and style in a unique way. It's a pretty neat place if you ask me! Little side note though, you probably shouldn't wear earbuds while taking orders. Kinda makes it hard to hear the customer. Overall, it's an awesome place though! Oh yeah, I also forgot to mention that one lettuce wrap didn't make it home...

I took Wifey out to sushi last night for date night ahead of Mother's Day. It was our first trip…read morein since Masago SUSHI moved in to the old Sushi Hana location on Riverside dr. near the Creek Turnpike. It looked much the same as before, clean and inviting with enough class to make it feel nice but also chill enough for a wide variety of patrons to feel comfortable. We started with appetizers or calamari and tuna carpaccio. The calamari were wonderfully cooked and not super chewy. The breading was a little different than what you'd find at other places and was crispy and enjoyable. The sweet chili sauce was splendid and added an extra lightly sweet note. The tuna capaccio. This completely wowed us. Thin slices of tuna with some sprouts and and a wasabi drizzle. The presentation was wonderful, it tasted amazing and was fun to eat!! Our sushi rolls, two basic and two chef specials. We got the spicy tiny and Boston rolls along with a 1776 which included thinly sliced filet mignon on the outside. All of our rolls were well crafted and the fish felt and tasted as fresh as possible for being in a land locked state. We really enjoyed the 1776 but it wasn't something we'd get again. Where the steak was fine and it tasted good, it's not something that we want to circle back to. On a side note, the wasabi served with our sushi tasted like one would expect but didn't bring the heat as I'd hoped. I enjoy that burn in my nostrils! It didn't take away from the overall experience as it's simply my preference. To wrap up, our server did and excellent job. She was friendly and personable and made sure we always had full glasses. Kudos to good service. If you've dined here before, what was your favorite item to order?

First time and now I realize why I've put off going here. My litmus test is usually crab rangoons…read moreat minimum and beef fried rice. Those crab rangoons were just foul, why are you using fish???? The beef fried rice I cannot fathom why there is no garlic or onions, overall not a complete flop of a dish. The sushi was presentable but nothing to write home about or run back and that was the Tulsa Dynamite roll and the Godzilla roll. $2.50 for a small cup of soda that you had to be asked for? Why not pay attention to the orders? Do better