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An array of sushi is served alongside casual Japanese & Korean eats in modest surrounds.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2920 University Ave, Morgantown, WV 26505
Phone: (304) 598-8338
Website: http://ogawasushi.com/
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Reviews
Axel
My fiancé ordered a tiger eye roll (description on the website says “tiger eye roll- spicy tuna with mango and topped with eel sauce and mango sauce”. What she received was not that (picture attached). We waited 15 minutes after the original pick up time (30 minutes after the order was placed), but they were slightly busy, so a little grace on that.
When we called to ask about the roll, the employee who picked up the phone was not the kindest about the question. She said my fiancé got what she ordered and said that it is a fried roll (not mentioned on the menu). When questioned about the mango and the sauces, all she said is “yeah I mean they just didn’t put that on there but for future reference, it is a deep fried roll”. She offered to ask the chef to remake the roll “the way you want it” (the way it says on the menu, is all I wanted) and we could come pick it up, although we live 30 minutes away and had already waited longer than expected for the roll. Also, the sushi had fish on the top of the roll which was also not mentioned in the description.
We also got yakisoba with beef and it had to be the blandest food we have ever tasted in our life.
If you are looking for good sushi in a nice environment (or want your order to come the way it is described on the menu), do yourself a favor and DO NOT go here… Volcano is by far the superior place for sushi and it is just a one minute drive from Ogawa. (Not to mention the presentation of the sushi, even the to go sushi is superior at Volcano).
EXTREMELY dissatisfied with the service and the food.
… moreWhen we called to ask about the roll, the employee who picked up the phone was not the kindest about the question. She said my fiancé got what she ordered and said that it is a fried roll (not mentioned on the menu). When questioned about the mango and the sauces, all she said is “yeah I mean they just didn’t put that on there but for future reference, it is a deep fried roll”. She offered to ask the chef to remake the roll “the way you want it” (the way it says on the menu, is all I wanted) and we could come pick it up, although we live 30 minutes away and had already waited longer than expected for the roll. Also, the sushi had fish on the top of the roll which was also not mentioned in the description.
We also got yakisoba with beef and it had to be the blandest food we have ever tasted in our life.
If you are looking for good sushi in a nice environment (or want your order to come the way it is described on the menu), do yourself a favor and DO NOT go here… Volcano is by far the superior place for sushi and it is just a one minute drive from Ogawa. (Not to mention the presentation of the sushi, even the to go sushi is superior at Volcano).
EXTREMELY dissatisfied with the service and the food.
Jay Roscher
Amazing quality and presentation! The sushi and sashimi always taste fresh. I’ve had many different things here over the years. I know that the other dishes on the menu are prepared very well also. There is an assortment of Asian dishes. They also have lunch items and prices everyday until 3pm. Service is always excellent. Nice quiet atmosphere to relax or converse with others. It’s well worth a stop!
Most of the parking is to the rear of the building in a little gravel parking lot. At the time of this posting they are now open 7 days a week.
… moreMost of the parking is to the rear of the building in a little gravel parking lot. At the time of this posting they are now open 7 days a week.
Eryn Yocum
I’ve heard great things about this place and have been wanting to try it for a while, so my boyfriend and I went the other night. The service was amazing and our waitress was very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The sushi and bulgogi were beautifully presented and ended up being very good. However, that night we ended up both getting food poisoning which was very disappointing for such a good experience 🙁 We understand it happens sometimes though
… moreHonest Reviews
Atmosphere – 4/5
From the outside, Ogawa is easy to overlook—it’s located in a nondescript brick building with a small sign, and at first glance, you might just drive right by. There are a couple of parking spots in the front, but the main parking lot is located behind the building, across the street, and is clearly marked. Once you step inside, though, it feels like you’ve discovered a hidden gem. The interior is beautifully decorated, clean, and welcoming, with two sushi chefs constantly working at the counter. It’s a well-laid-out space with plenty of seating. The only drawback during my visit was the lack of air conditioning—it was almost unbearably hot inside, which unfortunately took away from the overall experience.
Service – 4/5
Our server was attentive, friendly, and handled everything smoothly despite the heat. She was clearly doing her best to provide good service in tough conditions, and it showed.
Food – 4/5
Ogawa is well known for its sushi, and based on the buzz from others and what I saw around the dining room, it’s a big reason why people come here. While I’m not much of a sushi eater, I’m a fan of ramen—and their ramen did not disappoint. The mild chicken ramen was flavorful and satisfying. We also ordered the yakisoba (stir-fried noodles with vegetables and chicken), which was nicely done, and the spicy noodle bokkeum, a dish of thick noodles with chicken, vegetables, and a spicy sauce that definitely packs a punch. Between the heat from the dish and the temperature inside, I was sweating—but the flavor made it worth it.
To start, we tried the fried pork and vegetable gyoza. They were just okay—crispy, but I’ve had better elsewhere. Not bad, but not a standout.
Their menu offers a lot beyond sushi and ramen, including bento boxes, teriyaki dishes, and more—so even if sushi isn’t your thing, you’ll find something to enjoy.
Parking Tip
There are 2–3 spots out front, but the main parking area is located in the back, across the street from the rear of the building. It’s marked with a sign and provides plenty of space.
Final Thoughts
Despite the issue with the air conditioning, this is still a quality Japanese restaurant with great food, friendly service, and a pleasant atmosphere. If you enjoy Japanese cuisine—especially sushi or ramen—Ogawa is worth checking out.
… moreFrom the outside, Ogawa is easy to overlook—it’s located in a nondescript brick building with a small sign, and at first glance, you might just drive right by. There are a couple of parking spots in the front, but the main parking lot is located behind the building, across the street, and is clearly marked. Once you step inside, though, it feels like you’ve discovered a hidden gem. The interior is beautifully decorated, clean, and welcoming, with two sushi chefs constantly working at the counter. It’s a well-laid-out space with plenty of seating. The only drawback during my visit was the lack of air conditioning—it was almost unbearably hot inside, which unfortunately took away from the overall experience.
Service – 4/5
Our server was attentive, friendly, and handled everything smoothly despite the heat. She was clearly doing her best to provide good service in tough conditions, and it showed.
Food – 4/5
Ogawa is well known for its sushi, and based on the buzz from others and what I saw around the dining room, it’s a big reason why people come here. While I’m not much of a sushi eater, I’m a fan of ramen—and their ramen did not disappoint. The mild chicken ramen was flavorful and satisfying. We also ordered the yakisoba (stir-fried noodles with vegetables and chicken), which was nicely done, and the spicy noodle bokkeum, a dish of thick noodles with chicken, vegetables, and a spicy sauce that definitely packs a punch. Between the heat from the dish and the temperature inside, I was sweating—but the flavor made it worth it.
To start, we tried the fried pork and vegetable gyoza. They were just okay—crispy, but I’ve had better elsewhere. Not bad, but not a standout.
Their menu offers a lot beyond sushi and ramen, including bento boxes, teriyaki dishes, and more—so even if sushi isn’t your thing, you’ll find something to enjoy.
Parking Tip
There are 2–3 spots out front, but the main parking area is located in the back, across the street from the rear of the building. It’s marked with a sign and provides plenty of space.
Final Thoughts
Despite the issue with the air conditioning, this is still a quality Japanese restaurant with great food, friendly service, and a pleasant atmosphere. If you enjoy Japanese cuisine—especially sushi or ramen—Ogawa is worth checking out.
Kasey Forsell
Yikes- this place has gone down hill. No liquor license. Sushi was ok. Husband and daughter had the Tonkotsu Ramen- EXTREMELY fishy tasting and the broth was oily. It smelled awful. Not to worry though, they still charged us for both even though it was totally inedible. Slow and inattentive service. We will not be back.
… moreTimothy Hosey
My wife and I stopped at Ogawa on a recent trip and had the sushi and sashimi bento. My wife is Japanese and we returned from a trip to visit her family in the Adachi city Tokyo this past October. The sushi was comparable to what we had at local restaurants in Adachi City. Nice atmosphere with cool jazz music playing in the background. Will return next time we’re through the area.
… moreEliza Siefert
Great food for a good price! Free miso soup as well. I did order a roll w mango even though it was out of season. My fault that the roll wasn’t the greatest, but the other I ordered was fantastic.
… moreIliana Joestlein
If I could I would give them more stars.
Definitely best Japanese restaurant in WV.
Everything was beyond delicious, presentation was great, and the service was just top, every waitress and waiter was very kind and attentive.
Has definitely become a must stop every time we go through Morgantown
… moreDefinitely best Japanese restaurant in WV.
Everything was beyond delicious, presentation was great, and the service was just top, every waitress and waiter was very kind and attentive.
Has definitely become a must stop every time we go through Morgantown
Tommy Kromer
Easily the best sushi in Morgantown. Consistent nigiri and sashimi. Inventive – and large – maki. Very good cooked Korean food as well. The bulgogi box is hard to beat for a lunch special, and for non-sushi eaters there are dozens of other cooked options as well.
Takeout orders are always packed in a visually pleasing manner, and they make sure you have plenty of utensils and sauces separately. For a landlocked area, this sushi can’t be beat.
… moreTakeout orders are always packed in a visually pleasing manner, and they make sure you have plenty of utensils and sauces separately. For a landlocked area, this sushi can’t be beat.
ella bearint
today was my worst experience at Ogawa. i have been coming to ogawa for awhile now and i do not know what happened. i ordered a spider roll like i always do and it came out the size of my hand! how are you supposed to eat sushi that is the size of your hand. my father also ordered what to seem fried broccoli that looked great on the menu. when it came out it was steamed frozen broccoli with soy sauce on it. horrible! service was ok our waitress was nice but the food was slow for how many people were in there. very disappointed don’t go to ogawa head to volcano.
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