Sushi Neko serves Oklahoma City, OK and is located in the 73118 ZIP code.
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Sushi Neko received an average rating of 4.06 out of 5 stars from 18 reviews.
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When you enter Sushi Neko, someone often shouts "Iras-shai," which means welcome and make yourself at home. Ordering sushi for the first time? Try the sushi virgin sampler. Besides sushi, try the ten-ounce cherry blossom filet crusted with… Read Full Editorial
I love how they organize things at this place. by Sebastian C via Insider Pages on 4/14/2016
I love how they organize things at this place. You'll find it easy to find what you need any time of the day.
My Review by KyleElrod via Citysearch on 5/14/2013
The cowboy roll is phenomenal. The waiters and waitresses really know the menu and are willing to help you out with any questions you may have. If you are like me (grew up using raw fish for bait), you will need some education on what is…
Not impressed by citybydaygirl via Citysearch on 12/14/2009
I was not impressed by Sushi Neko at all. I love Musashi's which is directly across the road from Sushi Neko and I've always heard raves about Sushi Neko so wanted to give it a go and wish I hadn't. The sushi was almost a warm…
Sushi! by Brooke S via Insider Pages on 8/30/2009
Sushi Neko is a great sushi place! Make sure you make reservations, as walk-ins are not always guaranteed seats. You can eat at 6 pm or 8 pm. And, you must be out by the next setting. I have never felt rushed though!
The volcano roll is…
Not as good as they say by nj203 via Citysearch on 5/8/2009
I have to say, I was not too impressed. We ordered various rolls and tempura udon. The broth of udon was way too salty and rolls were not very fresh or special. \r
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There's a reason it's so buzy. Best to make reservations. by Capnkaos via Citysearch on 3/1/2009
The uni shooters are the best found anywhere. It is best to make reservations if you want a seat. Great wine list as well.
Great food, Great atmosphere by GirlAboutTownOkc via Citysearch on 1/30/2009
After hearing all my girlfriends at work rave about Sushi Neko, is was determined to try it. My dateand I went on a Sunday night. The food was fresh, tasty, and appealing. The staff was very helpful in choosing an appropriate dish. Prices…
Good but $$$ by DK1957 via Citysearch on 8/24/2008
We have been to Sushi Neko on several occassions. They have very good food Sushi but it is pricey! Location is good and service was very good. Atmosophere is great to take clients, friends, etc.
horrible sushi...I would not call that torro. more like poor quality tuna by mrsbaitz via Citysearch on 6/3/2008
The service wasn't that good either. I first received my martini in a shot glass. then asked for a glass of ice for my shot (martini) and they gave me a huge glass with ice. Finally received a martini glass and my $10 shot/martini wasn't…
Still the Best Sushi in my Book by Tess T via Insider Pages on 4/22/2008
I moved from Oklahoma City about a year ago and now live in Seattle WA. You would think that being near the coast, they would have amazing sushi, but I have to say that Sushi Neko is still my favorite. This was my first sushi experience…
worst sushi in oklahoma by dadbehj via Citysearch on 3/30/2008
i eat sushi at least 3 times a week. i go to niko only if the other places are closed. their service is very poor. quality of fish is poor. the good sushi bars close at nine. niko closes at 11 which is the only plus about them if you're…
In Paseo, the arts district by Miriam M via Insider Pages on 11/13/2007
Neko is across the street from a popular hibachi grill, which is a bit more upscale. Neko is a great place to have the best and most fresh sushi, great green tea ice cream, and fried bananas, and lets not forget wasabi. Very modern…
Good local sushi in a chic setting by seanmcelroy via Citysearch on 7/4/2007
Attracting a lot of attention from the socialites of Nichols Hills and other posh residential areas nearby, Sushi Neko offers a great atmosphere and decent cuisine to satisfy us landlocked sushi lovers in Oklahoma City. Be prepared to…
Sushi Neko took my sushi virginity! And I loved every minute! by okralovinokie via Citysearch on 8/22/2006
When I first went into Sushi Neko I had my doubts- especially when I saw all the fish behind the glass at the susi bar. However, daring to try something new, I gave it a shot...and became a Sushi fiend. There is a club that you can join-…
They miss the mark with poor fish. by coup36 via Citysearch on 7/24/2006
Unfortunately, Sushi Neko is the most popular Sushi restaurant in OKC. No question, it is a nice place but they fall well below my standards because of poor fish quality and uneducated preparation. I'm sure many patrons will think I'm…
bonzai! by fitfreak via Citysearch on 6/27/2006
From the exterior one is quick to perceive it as japanese rest. It proves true to its heritage--providing each customer with milieu conducive to japan. It has a small patio providing a pleasant option for customers on a beautiful…
Very Hospitable! by truewallace via Citysearch on 11/11/2005
I highly recommend this little gem! I took a party of 10 there for my birthday and the folks there confirmed my reservation the day of and then called again 30 minutes prior. They had balloons in the Tatami room and came by to take a…
Sushi Anyone? by Jessica T via Insider Pages on 10/26/2005
This is the best sushi in OKC, hands down. The menus are also very user-friendly, so if you are a newbie to sushi, you dont have to be scared. The atmosphere is very minimalist and authentic, making for a memorable dining experience. The…
Simply the Best! by johngault via Citysearch on 8/12/2005
The best sushi in the Southwest. I don't know how they do it.
