2/10/2015 Volcano Sushi, Del City, Oklahoma

Alex got this thing

 I dont know why Alex always gets a pic of me taking pics, but thats seems to be the way it is.Which is OK, because at the end of this, I get my revenge. DO try to resist the urge to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page prior to reading. This will lead to carpal tunnel syndrome, and we all know that ain't nobody got time for that.

I won't go through what we got, because we ordered seemingly half of the menu. And, for a sushi bar in the middle of Oklahoma, where the nearest live tuna is somewhere around 1000 miles away, this place is great. I mean, its no Mr. Kevins (if you know, you know), but then again Mr Kevin trained to be a sushi chef since the doctor spanked him on the butt in the delivery room. So, with that visual, enjoy the...er....visuals.

Wasabi Tuna Ball

White Tuna (we think)

ME

There is a picture here somewhere of the White Tuna, and I recommend eating this with no Wasabi and just a light dip through the soy sauce. This is the best part of the tuna, and if you care about Omega-3 acids and stuff like that, this dish is off the chart as far as that goes. However, White Tuna is sometimes not actually Tuna at all, but Escolar. According to my research, if it is white with a pink hue, its Albacore tuna. If it is all white and tastes buttery and fantastic, its Escolar. Part of my research was conducted HERE. If you follow links from there, you will also find out how to keep from shitting your pants after too much White Tuna. Or Escolar. or whatever it is that you just ate that you thought was tuna. Oddly, I ate a LOT of it, and didn't have an issue, but that is probably because the "powers that be" take pity on the ignorant, and don't allow you to have a case of explosive oily diarrhea, when you don't know why its happening. This is the same reason you don't chow down on three cans of those low fat Pringles, which will almost certainly result in a case of The Great and Terrible Unwashable Ass Grease. Consider yourself warned.

All in all, you cant go wrong here. Well, maybe you can but we didn't. This is clearly the best inland sushi place I have been too, and Danny and Alex agree. We have all had the real deal in Japan, so we know what the hell we are talking about.

Food: 4 out of 5
Service: 4 out of 5

Alex eats the longest turnip string in history