Sushi One

For the middle of Oklahoma, it is fine, scrimpy amounts of actual sushi in each piece. Tempura sampler was well done. The little server had bad timing, she was almost annoying with constant requests «is there anything else I can get you». Let me eat. I’m not in a hurry

Good location, atheistic decorating and staff, but the sushi was below par. I had much better sushi in more remote locations.

Update: Went in again today, after 8 months, the wife and I figured it was time for a re-​try… we shouldn’t have bothered.
We both ordered the ‘buy three’ to get a wide range of rolls, and every. single. one. had something (s) seriously wrong with them.
I ordered the California Roll, Philly Roll and the Spicy Salmon Roll. The wife had the Alaska, Hurricane and Spicy Yellowtail, though I can’t really register an opinion on those, as I only tried them once each. Across the board, the rice was somewhat overcooked, though certainly sticky enough, and very, very wet.
The California was the most tasteless California I’ve ever tried. The crab was some strange off-​color… not anywhere near white, but darkened and mushy in consistency. The only flavor I got out of the roll was from the wasabi and soy sauce. The California rolls from Hunan Super Buffet here in Bartlesville have more flavor.
The Philly was certainly more flavorful than the California, but only due to the massive amount of cream cheese. So much so that the only other flavor to be made out was soy sauce, when used. The Smoked Salmon in the roll was, for some damn reason, mush. I could lightly touch it with my finger and it would separate from itself. Edible, but not on par with anything I’ve had in Norman, OKC or Tulsa. Not even going to try to compare to what I’ve had out in NC.
Now onto the Spicy Yellowtail… this was the only slightly redeeming roll of the lot. Although not in the least spicy, at least the Salmon wasn’t mush and there was some flavor to be gleamed outside of the soy sauce. Nonetheless, very mediocre.
The Miso Soup was no doubt purchased at walmart alongside the 2 cups worth of salt added in, with mayyyybe a tsp worth of tofu; just two very small blocks.
Last time, we thought we may have just caught them on a bad night, and, while I still believe that to a degree and it was certainly better this time… this place just produce BAD sushi, especially when they can be outdone by local CHINESE BUFFETS.
The two most redeeming qualities of Sushi One have nothing to do with their food: the service is alright, and the place is clean.

Sushi one is the best sushi place that I have ate at. Better than anything in Tulsa and okc

Sushi? In Bartlesville?
I was as skeptical as anyone. But I finally went with some buddies at lunch one day. I have to say the sushi is really good for Northern Oklahoma.
Give it a try.
The non sushi meals are good too.

Every time I’ve been here it has been awesome! Everyone is alway sweet, the place is clean and hibachi food is alway perfect! sushi is very delicious!

IMHO not good. Rice was hard, California roles were cut thin and tasteless. Salmon was borderline fresh. The miso soup was OK and probably the best thing I had.
The service was good and the inside of the place was clean and comfortable.

Awesome restaurant! The sushi is amazing! It tastes like professional sushi. The service is great!

Best Sushi I’ve had in the midwest, I was skeptical after first, eating it fresh on the east coast, but they did a great job.
The wontons are amazing and a must get.
My wife and I would normally go and get an order of California roles (6), Philadelphia rolls (6), and for our favorite, the Phoenix Roll (10 or 12). They were all fantastic!
If your not a sushi fan they do have hibachi and their lunch specials are pretty cheap too.
if you order in, they are super quick, and 9.5÷10 will have it ready by the time you get there.

My family and I went there for dinner tonight, ordered the California Rolls which are always good some other rolls and Teriyaki Chicken. That way we can all taste a little bit of everything. Half way through the meal I went to take a bite of the chicken and noticed there was a piece of shrimp in it, I moved it aside and one of my family members ate it and then low and behold another piece of shrimp was found, normally this wouldn’t be a problem except for the fact I’m allergic to shrimp. I notified the waitress and she was so apologetic, I understand mistakes happen. She then went to get a women which I assume was the manager or owner and she preceded to argue with me that shrimp always comes with the chicken teriyaki (since when does shrimp come with a chicken dish, unless specified) I notified her that I was allergic to the shrimp, she didn’t care. NO Apology, NO Nothing!!, she was rude. I wasn’t asking for anything, I just wanted to notify her of the mistake. I will never eat there again. Very disappointed.

I hesitate to write this review because every one of the other reviews (at this time of this writing, there are 10) is a 5-​star review and that makes me «that guy.» Worse, I’m «that guy from out of town.» And I don’t like being that guy who came into this nice little town and disparaged the food the locals love (all but 1 of those other 10 reviews are from someone who is listed as being essentially a local). But it is what it is and while I could just keep it to myself, the point of Unilocal reviews is to share honest opinions in the hopes of helping others. Maybe I caught them on a bad night; I certainly wish them much success and I’ll be perfectly happy if my review here always remains the only one that isn’t glowing.
So with all that said: for me, Sushi One was simply bad. For what it’s worth, I don’t consider myself a sushi snob and I only eat rolls because they’re what I enjoy most. However, I do have a good sense of what it is that I like as far as rolls are concerned and so the issue isn’t that I ordered rolls that I wouldn’t have liked if they were prepared elsewhere: without a doubt, Sushi One did a bad job with these rolls. I had the Double Tempura roll and the Phoenix roll and both were bad. The Double Tempura roll was pretty much tasteless. The Phoenix roll, by virtue of the sauce, had more flavor but it still wasn’t good. And both rolls had the wrong consistency. I had fully expected to order another roll but I beat it out of there as soon as I could. Then I went over to Braum’s and got some ice cream… which wasn’t all that stellar either (I believe that’s tantamount to sacrilege to Oklahomans and maybe that simply says it all: maybe what I like and what those from around here like are just different things).

This place doesn’t just get me by until I can have better sushi. It is the real deal! Yes, I can get better sushi in bigger cities, but Sushi One satisfies my craving for sushi!

The place may not look like much from the outside, but it’s quite roomy on the inside. The wait staff is friendly and the sushi rolls are just delicious. I have been to many good sushi bars in metropolitan cities and this place is second to none. I have tried their Bartlesville, OKC, California, Ring of Fire, Rainbow, Red Spider, Scorpion and Black dragon rolls and they are all delicious, but my favorite is the Ring of Fire. The green tea ice cream may not sound appealing, but it is fabulous! Great restaurant!

Great food, especially for Bartlesville. The sushi always tastes fresh and the service is pretty good, even when they are busy.

Best Sushi I have ever had! I work at Phillips so we go here all the time. I could eat here everyday!

I’ve been several times. To go orders and eat in. Always good friendly service. And pretty good sushi. Sushi combination is good if you like nigiri and ring of fire is awesome if you like spicy.

good is great! Hanson roll good. California rolls good. Lunch special is a $ 10.

As a traveler who gets around the world, I can tell you that this is one of the best in-​land sushi places around.
The owner is a young pleasant woman who is quite attentive to her customers. I can also say the same for the rest of the staff who I was able to interact with on my few trips to this place over the past week.
The fish for my nigiri (salmon, tuna and yellow-​tail) was fresh and cut wonderfully to fully cover its rice base. The two specialty rolls I ordered were also full of fresh ingredients and I could tell that care was taken to accentuate the presentation on the plate.
The menu offers all your standard sushi fair from California rolls to Philly rolls and incorporates some great local specialty rolls. I don’t recall seeing Temaki rolls on the menu but that’s not really my thing so I could have just missed it.
The price is spot on and I cant remember ever receiving more for less in my travels (even in Japan).

Best Sushi in Bartlesville!
I had the Bento Box lunch with Hibachi chicken, California rolls, salad, egg roll, and soup. All for under $ 10.

The sushi was excellent. I
was pleasantly surprised. I order Red Spider Roll and Bartlesville Roll was very good.