Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Broken Arrow

"Check out SushiFork, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 88 reviews on Yelp. You can find the sushi bar, which offers desserts, wraps and more, at 8115 S."

"Sushi Train not only brings Asian flavors to Tulsa but it also makes it fun and entertaining, especially for families with children. As the name suggests, the sushi bar features a working model train that moves around the restaurant, delivering different sushi dishes to the guests’ tables. Sushi Train menu includes over 100 items, from maki rolls made with fresh fish and raw vegetables and Nigiri Sushi, a delicacy only the most experienced Japanese chefs know how to make to a variety of fried, marinated, and grilled options."

"I’d say a good 95% of the Sushi Train menu is less than $10 you can get meals, soups, sushi rolls, everything you’d expect from a great sushi restaurant without the added price tag. You can eat in or takeout. You can even order online."

"71st St., the sushi bar and Japanese spot, which offers salads and more, is the highest-rated Japanese restaurant in Tulsa, boasting 4.5 stars out of 178 reviews on Yelp."

"Always get a free sample before and during the meal great price and best sushi I've had so far in Tulsa More reviews"

"A post shared by Christina Young (@ciyoung) on May 21, 2019 at 11:21am PDT. Asian cuisine aficionados can choose Osaka Steakhouse & Sushi Bar for a family-friendly dining experience. The restaurant is renowned for its signature sushi and sashimi, but they also serve salads, soups, and a delicious variety of desserts."

"Open every day, Gathering Place features a wide variety of parks, gardens, ponds and more for you to explore. With a variety of recreational activities, Gathering Place has something for all ages to enjoy."

"Visitors are encouraged to wear masks, maintain social distancing and follow good hygienic practices. For updates, follow Gathering Place on social media or visit gatheringplace.org/covid19."

"After its founding in 1918 as the first life insurance company in Tulsa, Atlas Life Insurance began constructing a high-rise building in the shape of an inverted "T." The company occupied the building from 1922 until it was sold in 1991. Above 12 stories done in a Classical Revival design, the building’s façade features a statue of Atlas—the Titan of ancient Greek mythology—holding the sky on his shoulders. The four-story, pink and green neon sign hanging above the entrance was added in 1946, and is a prominent landmark on Boston Avenue from the north and south."

"Embrace Tulsa’s art deco vibe by staying at the Courtyard Tulsa Downtown. Located in the heart of downtown, this Marriott property is right next door to the historic Philtower Building and just a block from Decopolis, Tulsa’s art deco museum."

"Whether or not it’s Sunday, it’s still worth going to church. One of the best religious sites in Oklahoma is the Boston Avenue Methodist Church. This downtown Tulsa house of worship is nearly 100 years old and is a testament to the power of art deco design."

"This Art Deco masterpiece offers free guided tours on Sundays at noon. Self-guided tours are an option anytime the building is open."