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I only order lunch-time delivery from here as they deliver to my office. The two roll lunch special for $8 is a great deal. The rolls are fine, nothing fantastic, however it's always a crapshoot on how fresh the fish will taste, and on my last order the spicey tuna was so much more mayo than tuna I couldn't eat it. All in all, you get what you pay for. Usually a pretty good, quick and cheap

Delicious, fresh and affordable sushi. The lunch bento box is excellent and so much food! It is very rare that one cannot possibly eat their whole sushi meal, especially at such a reasonable price. This restaurant achieves both feats wonderfully.

This place can only get away with their prices by being near times square. The food was mediocre and the portions were tiny (and we are small eaters.) Even the wasabi was less than I wanted! Who does that? We ordered rolls, that had really chewy seaweed, and udon that tasted like poor quality Chinese food. Packaged supermarket sushi is better quality than this garbage.

I only order delivery from this place. The other day I could not find the menu and had a nervous breakdown. The woman who takes the delivery orders is the epitome of a person who knows how to treat a customer. The management must train well. Bravo Ocha, I am yours forever...

I order from here all the time when I work late and the food is pretty decent. The dragon roll is good but strange thing is it appears different in size and the way it's made every time I order. The restaurant itself is not impressive. Lower ground level and not very full of guests. Overall, the price is okay for this area.

First time ordering delivery. Soup: Chicken and corn soup. Imagine taking your sock off at the end of the day, pouring a can of chicken broth through it, adding a small can of corn into it, taking poached, bland, diced infinitely tiny chicken breast, and several grinds of fresh pepper and you've recreated this delicacy. Actually, the Swansons might have much more flavor. This was the high point. Followed by the Futo Roll; an absolute nothing. $7.95 of nothing. Nori, fake crab, non-existent avocado, and flakes. Each piece big enough to get caught in your tooth. Which comes out to a dollar a piece as this extravaganza comes in 8 pieces -- whoopee! Followed by the Katsu Don. Literally a micron layer of pork covered with a 1/4 inch layer of breading and no curry sauce. This was egg-foo-young Katsu.

Well, exquisite applies more to my date. However, this restaurant was great. I used MP to find a sushi restaurant, and this one didn't have relative negative feedback. I say relative, because I discounted the delivery feedback as I was dining in and not getting take-out. The staff was pleasant and attentive. The sushi arrived promptly after ordering and was perfect. I definately recommend Ocha, and will go back again.