You might want to make a reservation before going. Even though there were only 2 of us, they still asked us if we had reservations. We didn't, but they seated us anyway. Of course, you expect the cook to be not only a good cook but a comedian as well. Our cook did not disappoint. Food was fresh and prepared well. Located in a strip center off the main highway. Highly recommended.

My wife and I went to Okko on a Saturday evening with some friends. For us it might have been the wrong evening to visit as the restaurant was almost entirely populated by 20 year olds and we are much older. This would have been fine if the music playing wasn't so loud it actually hurt ear drums. Surprisingly the main 2 or 3 rooms almost totally emptied by 8 pm, but I believe their was a party going on in a room out of view. I was hoping to eat Chinese food, but quickly saw the offerings were Szegewan, not Mandarin meaning - extremely spicy. It's from Northern China vs Southern China. Our friends ordered Chinese food and verified it was "hot"! My wife and I had sushi and special rolls made of rice and various raw fish. The fish was very fresh and very good as sushi and in the rolls. However, the rice below the fish on every piece of sushi - fell off in our hands. Also the sushi chef's who didn't look like they had many years of experience, did not put wasabi between the rice and fish. I had not seen sushi served this way and have been eating sushi for over 30 years. Our friends went back on a week night and told us the crowd was of all ages and the music subdued. They had Hibachi steak meals and enjoyed them. I would say to try Okko as there is a good chance you'll find something you'll enjoy. Their bar area is very nice looking as is the entire restaurant.