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Address: 14 N Cheyenne Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103
Website: https://natsukashiitul.com/
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Natsukashii Tulsa
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a modern homestyle Japanese restaurant by @etal.tulsa breakfast 8am-11am lunch 11am-2pm happy hour 3pm-5pm dinner 5pm-10pm closed sundays … we are so very …
Et Al. Tulsa
… and restaurant group in Tulsa, OK. Slide 2 of 8. Natsukashii is now Open. Natsukashii is a modern homestyle Japanese restaurant brought to life by the Et Al.
Reviews
Eric Hunker
I could easily spend my entire day here. The food, drinks, and service are top notch. Do not miss it
… moreJoseph Tyree
Excellent food, beautiful new space, and great service. Don’t skip out on the coffee either, some of the best if not the best Americano in Tulsa!
… moreMeredith Rund
I was eagerly awaiting Natsukashii’s opening and they did not disappoint! Creative menu with tried and true items from their Et Al days (dumplings!) plus lots of new fun dishes to try. Plus coffee service now!
The vibe is relaxed and stylish. Great for both group and solo dining. The staff is friendly and attentive. My new fav spot!
… moreThe vibe is relaxed and stylish. Great for both group and solo dining. The staff is friendly and attentive. My new fav spot!
Christina Sirmon
A must experience. The atmosphere is positive with energy and amazing food.
… moreChad
Truly the best quality and service of most restaurants in Tulsa. The attention to detail is insane, and the service is top notch. Been a bit since I’ve been blown away by a new concept.
… moreSabrina Davis
As an ongoing fan of the various concepts the Et Al team has poured their love and energy into, I was excited to see their very first brick and mortar restaurant come to life! My first experience at Natsukshii left me thinking about it long after I left.
The first thing that stood out to me was the staff. Every person I spoke with knew the menu deeply and talked about the food with the kind of enthusiasm that tells you this place is truly a labor of love. They explained the inspiration behind different menu items and made personal recommendations, which immediately set the tone for me- I love a staff recommendation!
My first suggestion is to bring some friends so you can try as many things on the menu as possible! I tried some breakfast items on my first visit- the onigiri (beautifully seasoned rice wrapped around different fillings including salmon, pickled soy shiitakes and pickled plum), the shokupan cinnamon roll (a milk bread cinny roll with a milk tea diplomat on top), and the okonomi sausage roll (a sausage roll with umami mayo, tonkatsu sauce, nori, benishoga, scallion, and bonito flakes). The pastries were such creative takes on beloved classics and packed with flavor in a way that felt both familiar, and also completely new! My tastebuds did a little dance (and so did I because I’m an advocate for a happy food dance).
Everything tasted like it had been crafted with care- I do like my food made with love. 🙂 The quality of the ingredients and the attention to detail in each dish really stood out. The experience was so good that I went back the very next day for lunch. It was just as impressive the second time around. Big shoutout to the curry fries for being some of the best fries I’ve eaten in my life!
Natsukashii feels like the kind of place that will quickly become a favorite for Tulsa. Incredible food, passionate staff (shoutout to the powerhouse chefs behind it- Colin, Chloe and Sam!), and a menu that’s thoughtful and exciting. I’m already looking forward to my next visit- I’ve obviously got to try dinner next!
… moreThe first thing that stood out to me was the staff. Every person I spoke with knew the menu deeply and talked about the food with the kind of enthusiasm that tells you this place is truly a labor of love. They explained the inspiration behind different menu items and made personal recommendations, which immediately set the tone for me- I love a staff recommendation!
My first suggestion is to bring some friends so you can try as many things on the menu as possible! I tried some breakfast items on my first visit- the onigiri (beautifully seasoned rice wrapped around different fillings including salmon, pickled soy shiitakes and pickled plum), the shokupan cinnamon roll (a milk bread cinny roll with a milk tea diplomat on top), and the okonomi sausage roll (a sausage roll with umami mayo, tonkatsu sauce, nori, benishoga, scallion, and bonito flakes). The pastries were such creative takes on beloved classics and packed with flavor in a way that felt both familiar, and also completely new! My tastebuds did a little dance (and so did I because I’m an advocate for a happy food dance).
Everything tasted like it had been crafted with care- I do like my food made with love. 🙂 The quality of the ingredients and the attention to detail in each dish really stood out. The experience was so good that I went back the very next day for lunch. It was just as impressive the second time around. Big shoutout to the curry fries for being some of the best fries I’ve eaten in my life!
Natsukashii feels like the kind of place that will quickly become a favorite for Tulsa. Incredible food, passionate staff (shoutout to the powerhouse chefs behind it- Colin, Chloe and Sam!), and a menu that’s thoughtful and exciting. I’m already looking forward to my next visit- I’ve obviously got to try dinner next!
David B
We stopped in last night and everything was great! The Udon and soy cucumber were amazing. Colin and his team are friendly and attentive. It is great to see a restaurant like this in Tulsa and is easily going to be one of the best places to eat that is also reasonably priced. I felt the quality of food was worth more than they were charging and can’t wait to go back and try the lunch and breakfast!
… moreJordan Winn
Tulsa has needed a concept like this! The flavors are carefully crafted and balance perfectly between creative expression and comfort. Highly recommend the hand folded dumplings. They just opened but staff are knowledgeable and attentive. The space is very relaxing and artfully designed as well. A new staple for Tulsa is finally here.
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