Steamed Buns were really good and the chicken one is the slightly better value. one big piece if chicken in the bun compared to a small piece of pork and a savory slaw. both good, but chicken is more worth it. the Golden Driller Roll isn't the best, but a little sou sauce does wonders. Route 66 Roll is a solid cheap Roll. more well rounded than the golden driller. this isn't my first or last time getting Yokozuna.
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Paula S
Nuevo experto • 3 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 6/6/24
• DoorDash order
I order this exact meal several times a week from the South Tulsa location (when I am at work). THIS order from Yokozuna Downtown is a ripoff. The salmon portions are HALF the size I normally receive, there is no veggie garnish & a speck of wasabi. This is not about the quality - it is about a half portion for $19.95. The add ins for the soup were packaged OVER A WEEK AGO.
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Terah W
1 contribuciones
Liked
• 20/8/25
• DoorDash review
The miso soup tastes great, as always, but I'm mildly disappointed in the roll and how it's fallen apart upon arrival! There isn't even enough rice around the roll. Obviously, I am going to eat it (and I'm positive it will be great) but come on yoko chefs! What the heck?! Lol!
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Elise K
4 contribuciones
Loved
• 5/11/23
• DoorDash review
I love Yokozuna! If I'm craving sushi, there's NO question where to go. My favorite is the Hot Mess, it's spicy, a bit crunchy and the flavor is ON POINT! I also love ther Roasted Pork Spring Rolls. They are utterly delicious! Yokozuna is a MUST TRY!
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Chris M
1 contribuciones
Loved
• 2/5/24
• DoorDash order
I've lived and worked in Japan for many years and am a bit of a sushi snob. It can be challenging finding good sushi in Oklahoma (a statement that would have sounded ludicrous thirty years ago, like saying "I had a hard time growing strawberries in Greenland.") But I have to say that Yokozuna has really impressed me.
They have some very good sushi indeed. The fish and other ingredients are very fresh and tasty but the rice! Rice is the most importanti ingredient in sushi and theirs tastes like koshihikari, tsuyahime or another type of A+ grade sushi rice. These can be hard to get in major cities outside of Japan, much less little ol' Tulsa.
They may not have the fancier or more exotic toppings like toro, whelk or pufferfish. (Told you I was a snob.) But a lot of these are definitely acquired tastes and pufferfish can even kill you if prepared improperly. But the combos are fun with a local flavor and they nail the fundamentals of good sushi.
And given the quality, their prices are very reasonable in a trade where $50 for two pieces isn't uncommon.
Hats off to Yokozuna and their chefs. I think we'll be coming back a lot. You don't have a frequent buyers card, do you?
