Sushi House

I cannot say enough about how much I love this place. The quality is 2^nd to none. The staff is personable and friendly. I always feel welcome. Please give it a try. You’ll love it too!

Highly recommend! This place is such a gem. I have abandoned all other sushi restaurants because nothing compares to the quality and the atmosphere of Sushi House. I make my own sushi and this is the best I’ve ever had. Keep it up!

I have been eating sushi for 35 years, in over 29 states. I was really unimpressed with Sushi house. Sushi was over priced. Spent 32 dollars for three sushi rolls and they were very small and there were only 6 to a roll compared to the standard 8. The miso soup was watered down and you had to pay for the miso separate, which is usually complimentary with your meal. It appears this business is about to go under based on the food size, price and short comings. Will not be revisiting this establishment.

This place is great! Great prices! Atmosphere is great. It was a great break from the world.

This is a cute little sushi house that definitely has some great qualities to it. They have a sushi bar and a lot of the décor is nice, though they could definitely use a little remodeling to the building.
My friend and I came in for a snack, so we each ordered the shrimp tempora. Somehow that qualified us for the free edemame which was tiny. The roll was pretty good.
They have some type of dinner deal, which I would probably take advantage of if I lived nearby.

Sushi house wasn’t the greatest sushi I’ve had in the Tulsa area (Osaka and The Sushi Place are my favs with Yokozuna closely behind) but it was definitely yummy. I think I got too many fried rolls to have a strong feel for the variety but my favorite of the ones I had was the cowboy roll. The reason I gave 3 stars was because the noodles and chicken we ordered was not worth $ 9. It was a very small portion for that price and the taste was only mediocre.

Great place for sushi in BA. Satisfied every time. Like others have said they usually give you a free roll after ordering a certain amount. It usually works out great for my wife and I to order 3 of our favorites and then a free one :). Price is about what you would expect for sushi. We make it as often as we can.

I went here a couple days ago for the first time. We were promptly greeted and sat. They let us browse the menu and took our order. We placed an order for gyoza and you are given complimentary edamame. We ended up ordering the Fuji roll I believe, which is fried. Not my favorite but still delicious. We ended up ordering the Lobster and I think the Rocket? WELL they were absolutely delicious!!! I mean I have been craving them every single stinking day! I can’t wait to go back!!!

Great place in BA for Sushi. The Lobster Roll is crazy good and so is everything else we’ve had so far with the exception of the Tempura Shrimp. I’m not saying it’s bad I’m saying it’s different. It’s more of a panko fried shrimp instead of a crunchy tempura type batter, buyer beware. They have certain price points that it you spend X number of dollars you get free food. So if your having desert, tell the waitress, because if you hit that number you get more food for free. Just saying. The desert we had was a deep fried cheesecake, you want this. I say again you want this.

My girlfriend and I managed to get a weekday off together so we wanted to have a nice lunch together. We decided to give Sushi House a try based on it’s good reviews.
We went in about noon and were seated immediately. Our waitress was quick with our drinks and was paying attention to come take our order as soon as we closed our menu. We ordered a Lobster Roll, a Philadelphia Roll, and a side of Fried Rice and Hibachi Noodles. We were given a complimentary dish of Edamame while our rolls were made. They were delivered quickly along with our sides. The Fried Rice was fantastic. Some of the best I have ever had with lots of egg and vegetables mixed in. The Philadelphia Roll was very good and the Lobster Roll was excellent. There were so many rolls on the menu that sounded good that I will definitely be back to try some others. The serving sizes were large and our lunch came to a total of $ 35.

Third time trying this placing with several couples that love it. Personally I don’t like the raw sushi here at all. Fish very warm not fresh cool tasting and presentation of the rolls are like of a buffet. Soups and appetizers are very good. And entre dishes are good. Japan steak/​food good but not the place for a sushi experience

The Sushi House is amazing! Out of all the places in Tulsa & Broken Arrow we always prefer Sushi House. They have a large menu with unique rolls that are always very fresh! Their appetizer list is also really good. We are so glad we found this place! So good!

Worst sushi I’ve had in a while. Almost every roll has cream cheese in it. No specialty roll menu. And ordered what they called tuna belly sashimi which was 7 pieces for $ 30 and was told that the belly tuna was the most tender and soft of the tuna. It looked and tasted very grainy and tough and had a very bad fishy taste. So bad I could not chew it and had to spit it out. It was horrible. If your looking for a place to eat good raw sushi this is not the place. BEWARE!

I went here on a whim with my brother, his wife, and my niece. The restaurant was conveniently close by and we were craving sushi. The restaurant is family owned so the restaurant had a homy and authentic feel. The waitress was very sweet and nice. The food was just average and nothing impressive. The ramen we ordered came straight from the dried package that you would buy from the asian grocery store. We ordered 4 sushi rolls and chicken fried rice and the bill came out to be 73 dollars. I would recommend that you save your money or drive a little further to Fuji’s Japanese restaurant for sushi instead.

The Sushi House is our go-​to restaurant in Broken Arrow. Their menu is huge and full of delicious options! They offer a wide variety of sushi rolls. This is a great place to take people who are not fans of sushi — their deep-​fried rolls are a good starting point.
The service is always quick and efficient. By far my favorite BA gem.

Only had a few minutes to eat lunch and they easily accommodated my hurry and were very friendly. Fresh fish. House made sauces. Good sushi in Oklahoma. Wow!

Great sushi! We usually get boat A– great deep fried rolls. Service usually leaves something to be desired, high school. kids, but the food is great!

When my husband and I first pulled up we thought the place was closed. All the windows were boarded up and hand written notes on pieces of paper were all over the building as if the place was abandoned. (Later realized the boards on the windows are to keep the sun out of the restaurant and keep it cool inside) I wanted to leave but my husband decided to get out of the car and check. The door was open so we stayed and went in for lunch.
The inside is decorated quite nicely with a simple Asian feel. There are paper lanterns hanging from the ceiling, Asian pictures and newspaper clippings of the business along the walls, lots of tables and the usual sushi bar set up with seating to get a close up of your food being made.
The waitress we had was very attentive and did her job nicely refilling drinks and checking on us during our time there. We started with the gyoza appetizer while we took our time looking at the menu (the menu and sushi roll choices are pretty large) it didn’t take to long to come out and when it did it was hot and the dipping sauce that came with it was very tasty and flavorful.
When we finally made up our minds on what rolls to order (see pics and names) we actually ordered enough to receive our choice of the free fugi roll or the lobster roll. We chose the lobster roll. Hello, lobster, enough said. It was quite tasty, a little fishy because of the lobster but very good none the less. I could also tell it was real meat not that imitation crab you get at some places. We were pleased with our choice and would order it again.
While we were waiting for our rolls to be made we got a hold of the waitress to order something else to drink since the water tasted funny. You could tell it was tap water because it had a faint aftertaste to it. My husband got a sweet tea which he really liked and I ordered a bottle of blue moon, my orange slice came on a separate plate (how cute). It was good and cold.
Our order arrived and we dug in, trying all the different rolls. Some we liked and some we really liked. The rolls were all pretty small, but made well and had good flavor. We usually go to Sushi Train where we are used to bigger rolls so we are a little spoiled when it comes to that :) but the sushi was still good and if we are on that side of town would definitely pop in there again.
The waitress tended to us periodically and made sure all was well with us from the beginning to the end. We left full and satisfied and were not disappointed with the meal we had at the Sushi House! Great job guys and thank you for a wonderful meal.

Pretty good rolls!
The rolls I’ve had here have been pretty good. The Dustine was good, as was the deep-​fried Ninja. It’s not traditional or healthy, but the deep fried rolls are the best ones, in my opinion. The cutting was a little off the last time I came; my roll pieces were of noticeably different sizes.
As others have mentioned, there’s a free Fuji roll when you order three rolls, and they bring out complimentary edamame.
The service was good. Our waitress checked on us and made sure we had everything we wanted/​needed.

This place is pretty sweet when you first walk in. From the outside it doesn’t look that nice but it’s a bit fancy shmancy when you get inside. Our server was awesome and attentive… but I forgot his name.
We got an order of the edamame which was pretty good… like regular yummy edamame.
We decided to order 3 rolls in order to get the free Fuji roll offer. First we ordered the Dragon, Lobster and Volcano.
Dragon– very good, and interesting texture. I liked it a lot
Lobster– really creamy and yummy in my tummy!
Volcano– The best roll you could possibly order! I remember it being $ 16 but I actually think it was worth it. They give you a huge helping of shrimp, scallops, and crawfish on top of a large roll of sushi. It was so fresh and bursting with flavor… If I come back this is what I would order every time.
Fuji– I liked the crunchy on the outside and the creamy on the inside. Very good!
My friend was still hungry so he ordered the Touchdown and Miracle
Touchdown– $ 16 and totally not worth it. I tried a piece and it was a bit spicy, but not even a good spicy, just a wasabi spicy and I didn’t care for it at all. Not worth my money. It looked really pretty though.
Miracle– I think it was good, but nothing too special.
I left feeling as though I paid too much for what I got, but I think that could also be my fault. You just need to know what to order. In my opinion, the Fuji, Volcano, and Dragon were very very good. I also heard from several people that the Spider is amazing.
And all of the rolls were very very fresh!!!