Welcome to NAZO JAPANESE CUISINE, your go- to destination for mouthwatering Ramen and exquisite Sushi located in the heart of OKLAHOMA CITY ,OK. Our restaurant combines the best of Japanese cuisine offering tantalizing menu that will delight your taste buds. From savory steaming bowls of Ramen to beautiful crafted Sushi rolls, we serve up a culinary experience that is both authentic and unforgettable. Join us at NAZO JAPANESE RESTAURANT and indulge in the flavors of Japan right here in MIDTOWN.OK
Hours
| Friday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Monday | 12–11 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 320 NW 10th St A, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Phone: (405) 673-7225
Website: https://www.nazojapanesecusion.com/
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We both decided on the Garlic Tonkatsu which was so creamy, rich, and well balanced that I can’t think of a single thing I wouldn’t want in my bite. We finished off the meal with the Tempura Cheesecake which was a subtle sweet that paired really well with the Sake. Overall such an amazing experience, it had us really reminiscing on our trip to Japan. Definitely will go again!
The food here is excellent, and I appreciated the soup dumplings and baos on the menu which are lots of fun. But it’s the elegance and attention to detail that made the experience superb.
True to Japanese culture and design, every little detail is considered in NAZO. The architecture is cool: very Frank Lloyd Wright. It feels so cozy and so far separated from the stress of life/the street outside when you step inside. The textures, lighting, backlighting, clerestory windows: so classy. The tables are nicely spaced (unlike so many Japanese restaurants) so your neighbors elbow is not bumping yours, and the acoustics are good too making a very peaceful experience. Even for those who don’t get booths the seats are so comfortable! The bathrooms are clean and fresh/elegant, and are placed away from all the diners for privacy.
OKC, this is a hidden gem!
Keep up the excellent work!
Nazo Japanese Cuisine
Nazo just became my new favorite spot in the city. The food was absolutely superb from start to finish, and the environment was so beautiful and calming that it felt like a little escape in the middle of the day. Our waiter was immaculate — attentive, kind, and truly on point the entire time. Between him and the food, I’m already planning to come back at least once a week if I can pull it off.
We wanted to try a little bit of everything, and I’m so glad we did. The corn ribs were incredible, the kind of appetizer you think about later. I ordered the tantanman ramen and it was unbelievably fresh. We also had sushi rolls, and every single thing we tried was a hit. No misses, no “it’s okay” dishes — just consistently delicious food across the board.
I also have to mention this: I wasn’t able to tip our waiter the way I wanted to because we didn’t have enough cash on us, and it bothered me the whole ride home. I’m literally going back just to give him more because he truly deserved it.
If you’re looking for amazing food, a beautiful atmosphere, and service that makes you feel taken care of, Nazo is it. We absolutely loved everything we got, and we’ll definitely be back.
The enoki chips were a bit bland and needed salt and they were a bit to thin for me (similar to string onions but thinner). The Diablo was well presented but the center threw me off as it was just a flattened ball of rice the shrimp tail of the roll sat on. The taste was good but quality was not there in my opinion. Finally the steam bum. I had high hopes for it but it was a bit to dry and not much pork or sauce and it was the very last thing to come out but the first to be ordered. Definitely not as fine dining as it was portrayed by it would be a good spot to try if you want something a little more than your typical sushi place.
The menu is easy to understand with respect as to what various items have in their making. We ordered gyoza, a California roll, a Shaggy roll, a Dancing Eel roll, a Yellowtail roll, and for dessert – a piece of tempura cheesecake! We enjoyed grape and a melon Japanese sodas, and my grandson had a blueberry lemonade.
The tableware is beautiful in its simplicity and earth-tone colors, every detail seems to have been thoughtfully chosen, right down to the wooden chopsticks.
The fish in the sushi is FRESH! Shae explained it’s flown in fresh straight from Japan twice a week, along with their Wagyu beef – you can tell it isn’t thawed from frozen! The gyoza were perfectly cooked tasty packets of flavor, enhanced even more by a flavorful dipping sauce. The tempura cheesecake is a “must try” when you’re dining here – one piece is big enough for two people to share…but you’re probably going to want your OWN piece!
Having been open almost three months, I have a good feeling that this place has it “dialed in” already – the entire meal and experience, from start to finish, was an absolute solid 10 for us – too bad Google will only allow me to give 5 stars….
Check this place out – you won’t be disappointed – it’s amazing!
Ps. Very cute cat at the door!