Ooka is my go-to sushi spot. (I do not do the hibachi.) The quality of their food is top notch, I usually get shrimp and avocado rolls and the premium wasabi. I could get other plain sushi rolls as well. The restaurant inside is modern, a little small but also a BYOB. They happily accommodate requests if dining in.
— Very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
Not safe. Made my dietary restrictions abundantly clear. Was told they were "really experienced with GF cooking." I watched the chef use the same utensils on my GF food as all of the gluten foods. I ate it (stupid me) because it was my birthday dinner, but now I'm paying the price. They try, but there's so much cross contamination, it's not worth it.
— Not at all
— Separate gluten-free menu
— Not Much/None
— Good
My family had hibachi prepped at the table, and my food was made separately in the kitchen. This worked for me and we all enjoyed. They could do gluten-free hibachi at the table, for the whole table, but it eliminates the noodles for everyone, so I opted not to make that choice for the gluten eaters. I could not imagine it would be safe to have a “gf” meal prepared at the hibachi table if any of the other food being prepped is not gluten-free. The wait staff was knowledgeable and knew what was safe and what was not. The food was tasty. And the entertainment value was high. I’d go again.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most/All
— Excellent
I have been here a dozen times, but today was not good. We specifically chose this place for GF hibachi for a 16th borrhday celebration. The chef did mine and my daughter's "gluten free" and the rest of our party regular. The rice started out fine. He made the GF rice then made the regular in the center of the grill. Well, he squirted sauce on the veggies, then realized he needed some GF, so he pulled some from pile and grabbed some more from the back. All the meat was cooked in the center. First steak, then chicken. The same spatula was used. I will be sick later. There was no telling what was what. I wish he would have done the whole table GF. Dropping $$$ for a large party and risking sickness is not my thing. I didn't want to make a stink because of my daughter but ugh! Frustrating.
I recommend you ask for the whole table to be GF to be safe.
— Not at all
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Average