It’s just OK.I’ve given this place a few tries now, but I won’t be returning.The food was really lacking a lot flavor for me. The okonomiyaki was not cooked properly. It was very thin and not airy inside, plus the taste was off. The curry was lackluster. The S&B roux blocks you can buy at any grocery store delivers a more robust Japanese curry flavor than what I had here. The “karaage” was by far the biggest let down though. It was not anywhere near what kaarage should be.Overall, everything was very vanilla. Every dish I’ve had seemed to be missing something that would really make it great.
I had heard good things but was still pleasantly surprised at how good this place was. We ordered the Okonomiyaki which was one of the best things I've ever eaten. My wife had the Yakisoba which was really tasty. I had the Japanese Curry and really liked it. We got medium beers and they were huge! We also got a chocolate sake shot and it was delicious. Love this place. EDIT: we went back and got the Yaki Udon (thick noodles) and it was fantastic.
I discovered an authentic Japanese restaurant in Atlanta, and the food truly brings back memories of my time in Japan. The peppers were delicious and had the perfect level of spice, while the drinks were also quite tasty. The okonomiyaki tasted just like the real deal from Japan. I couldn’t get enough of the matcha ice cream! I highly recommend this restaurant and think it offers great value for the price.
Our group of seven was seated promptly on a Friday night at 10 PM. The atmosphere was vibrant and appealing to the 20-30 age range. Our server was courteous and efficient, and our food and drinks arrived quickly. While I wasn't particularly fond of my burger, the rest of my party thoroughly enjoyed their dishes. Overall, it's definitely a cool spot worth checking out.
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The place was great! We decided to eat outside since the weather was nice. I let my friend take charge of ordering the food and drinks, and we loved everything we had. We tried the Chicken Karaage, Okonomiyaki, Watermelon Cooler, and her Pork Curry. Will we return? Absolutely!
Parking: I parked on the street because the parking lot is quite small. I'm unsure if the lot for the old cafe is accessible.
Wheelchair accessibility: The indoor area is somewhat tucked away, making it not very wheelchair-friendly. I'm not certain about the outdoor patio.
I have nothing but good things to say about OK Yaki! The food is amazing, the drinks are delicious, and the atmosphere is welcoming and cozy. There's always something new and exciting happening in ATL. The kimchi is fantastic, and of course, you can't miss the okonomiyaki!
This is one of those places that I want to gatekeep because everything is delicious and the atmosphere is fun! The okonomiyaki combo with yakisoba noodles are chefs kiss. The makerel is super flavourful and the karaage is the best in Atlanta!Parking: 10 spots max
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A very unique find. I found this meal to be one of the freshest I've had in a long time. Simple ingredients and fantastic taste. Also, try their Japanese pickles and chicken Katsu. The service was great and everyone was very friendly.
I randomly chose two dishes—karaage and yaki udon—and they were absolutely delicious!
