Yokozuna

Located at the intersection of 2nd & Detroit in the heart of Tulsa's Blue Dome District, Yokozuna is advancing Tulsa's downtown restaurant scene.  Yokozuna's menu features a full sushi menu and classic dishes from Chinese, Japanese and Thai cuisine.

Executive chef Greg Bossler and his staff, featuring Master sushi chef Jin Baek, have developed a menu that features a modern twist on classic cuisine from Japan, China and Thailand.  Highlights of the Pan-Asian menu include chicken chili ramen, Bo Ssam pork steamed buns, sushi (Maki, Nigiri and Sashimi), homemade Gyoza dumplings, pad thai and Pupu platter.

Located at the intersection of 2nd & Detroit in the heart of Tulsa's Blue Dome District, Yokozuna is advancing Tulsa's downtown restaurant scene.  Yokozuna's menu features a full sushi menu and classic dishes from Chinese, Japanese and Thai cuisine.

Executive chef Greg Bossler and his staff, featuring Master sushi chef Jin Baek, have developed a menu that features a modern twist on classic cuisine from Japan, China and Thailand.  Highlights of the Pan-Asian menu include chicken chili ramen, Bo Ssam pork steamed buns, sushi (Maki, Nigiri and Sashimi), homemade Gyoza dumplings, pad thai and Pupu platter.

In addition to the regularly featured menu items, Greg and his staff regularly prepare innovative specials on a daily basis that capture the essence of Asian food.

Save room for dessert and feast on the Palappan Napoleon, sweet pancakes layered with caramelized bananas and macadamia nuts in a brown butter coconut ice cream sauce.  The dessert menu at Yokozuna also features lemon-lime sorbet, coconut ice cream, a tofu version of cheesecake and the PB&J, a Thai peanut butter ice cream with chili jam.

This restaurant also offers visitors an extensive wine and sake list, including a wide variety of Asian, European and North American beers.  Order a specialty cocktail and prepare to be wowed.  The Cherry Blosson includes Grey Goose vodka, organic tart cherry juice, a splash of Sprite and a squeeze of lemon.  Also try the Rising Sun cocktail, an Asian version of a Bloody Mary.