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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in 405 Magazine. Updated July 2026.
Sushi Neko Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar · Western Avenue
Sushi Neko is a longstanding Western Avenue restaurant with a large menu of nigiri, sashimi, rolls, and cooked Japanese dishes. The sushi bar rewards diners who want to ask about available fish, while familiar combinations keep the room accessible. A calm patio adds space beyond the main dining room.
Saii Asian Bistro and Sushi Bar · Nichols Hills
Saii Asian Bistro and Sushi Bar offers nigiri, sashimi, rolls, and cooked Asian dishes from a single North May dining room. The broad selection works for groups mixing raw fish with noodles, rice, or entrees. Daily service and a full bar make the restaurant a flexible neighborhood option.
Awaji Izakaya · Walnut Village
Awaji Izakaya combines chef Richard Ly's sushi counter with the small plates and drinks of a Japanese pub. Nigiri, sashimi, rolls, grilled dishes, and fried snacks encourage a shared meal rather than a single large entree. The north Oklahoma City room feels polished while remaining relaxed.
Tokyo Japanese Restaurant · Crown Heights
Tokyo Japanese Restaurant is a quiet North Western Avenue institution focused on sushi and traditional cooked dishes. The menu covers nigiri, sashimi, rolls, tempura, noodles, and combination dinners without chasing novelty. Longtime service and an understated dining room make it a dependable place for a measured meal.
AKAI Sushi · Wheeler District
AKAI Sushi Ya and Izakaya brings sushi, omakase, and Japanese small plates to the Wheeler District. The dining room uses warm wood and close counter seating to keep attention on the chefs. Nigiri, composed rolls, grilled dishes, and sake provide several ways to structure dinner.