Pachinko Parlor

I got takeaway from Pachinko yesterday hoping for another good place for food. The poke bowl was very mid at best especially for the price. The portion was large, though most of the weight was rice, but the tuna was stringy and not very firm, the sweet chili mayo I opted for was ho-hum and the ponzu onions were cut too largely. I remember thinking “I hope it doesn’t make me sick.” I tapped out halfway through and tossed the rest. The sweet potato fries were fairly oily (maybe not cooked in hot enough oil?), but the peanut dipping sauce was pretty good. It was a unique blend of soy bitterness and umami and very peanut-forward. It wouldn’t be for everyone, but I enjoyed it. The staff was friendly and appeared to keep a clean work area and washed their hands between cooking and money transa

Went for lunch on a Thursday afternoon. Ordered a make your own bowl with tempura tofu. It was amazing and filling. The wait seemed long compared to other places I ordered from. Would def return often if I lived in okc.

Every sushi roll I’ve ever had has been fantastic. Always well put together and the presentation is always top notch. The pineapple chicken fried rice is also so dang good, a huge portion and super flavorful.

Food was as good as I’ve had for sushi in the city. The pineapple chicken fried rice was so filling. The staff was very nice and the parlor concept itself was awesome. Plenty of room to choose a good spot and the drinks were awesome.

Ordered Jenny on the block which is very unique but somehow it was bland. The rice tasted like water, don't think they used any salt when cooking it. The ingredients inside were all a bit bland too, had to use a lot Wasabi and soy sauce to add flavor. The real disappointment though was the laziness of the cut. Some slices were huge and others so thin that there was no actual fish in the bite. Sushi slices are uniform period.