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Sake2Me Sushi
Sake2Me Sushi: Fresh, all-you-can-eat sushi with attentive service in Tulsa.
4.2
Sushi Bars
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Sake2Me Sushi: Fresh, all-you-can-eat sushi with attentive service in Tulsa.
Located in Tulsa, Sake2Me Sushi offers fresh, delicious sushi and Japanese dishes in a clean, welcoming setting. Diners praise attentive service, a skilled sushi chef, and the value of an all-you-can-eat option. Reviews highlight flavorful miso and well-plated plates with lively energy, though one visit notes parking challenges and a policy on uneaten rolls.
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Enjoy unlimited sushi rolls, nigiri, and appetizers for a fixed price, perfect for hearty appetites and variety seekers.
Savor authentic options like miso soup, sashimi, and tempura, prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
Try our chef-crafted rolls with unique sauces and presentations, offering creative twists on classic sushi.
Relax in our clean, quiet restaurant with attentive staff, ideal for dates, celebrations, or casual meals.
Order your favorite sushi and Japanese dishes to enjoy at home, with convenient options for busy schedules.
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Overall rating
Cpt Lee
I’m just amazed. I’ve never been to a sushi place like this. My fiancee and I went here not expecting it to be THAT good. The service was unexplainably good, the sushi chef was fantastic, serious and I could tell this restaurant is very serious about their food. I will be back and this is by far my new fav sushi place. There’s so much to say and I can’t bring it all out. Oh, and we got a couple rolls on the house before we left. I’m amazed. I can’t wait to be back!
Junita Jensen
The Miso soup was incredible. That's about the only good thing about this place. We came in because of the 35$ AYCE (All you can eat) quite enticing because a single roll can be 15$ sometimes. We ordered sweet tea and Dr Pepper. Tea was sour and Dr Pepper was flat. The original server short hand explained the details of the AYCE. We ordered multiple rolls. They sounded so good. Plus why not with the AYCE option. We get the Miso first. My God that was delicious, then the rolls start coming out. They all basically tasted the same. Same sauce on literally each roll. My guy was constantly waiting on another sour tea refill. Never arrived. We didn't order a second round of sushi because we were mighty full. We ask for the check, then the waiter explains that there's a charge for uneaten rolls left on table. Totally understand this. But the first server didn't bother mentioning this at the beginning, we didn't have much left but still. Deets are nice, you know? He did say since this was the first time he'd let it slide. Normally I'm a decent tipper, being in the service world myself. But this just wasn't a good experience at all. 82$ for a poor experience with a full stomach. Hey, the Miso soup was really great though. (Pictures that I did snap)
Kennia
Food was fresh, delicious, just excellent. My partner and I love eating sushi for our anniversary’s, and this spot is going to be our new go to. It was also all you can eat. Excellent dinner night.
mo cryer
My sister and I visited in December last year (sorry for the delayed review) and the service was amazing. we were seated almost instantly and the staff was very kind and attentive. The food was delicious and well plated. The store was clean and generally quiet or low volume. I remember having a little difficulty finding parking, but it was likely because I came during a busy time. We were also given an extra dish for free which was great. I was very happy with this visit and will definitely be returning here.
Sir Review Alot
Wow!!!! Probably one of my favorite sushi restaurants ever! We are from Houston and we think about this place often even years later. There was an amazing chef with corn rolls who was incredibly attentive and accommodating and was just all around giving great energy and made the love of food just FUN! This is the type of enjoyment i like to see when it comes to food and environment. I was worried that I would get too full for the “all you can eat” but I promise it is worth it.
