Yoro Japanese Restaurant

I came here often while I worked in the area in a past life of adult times for dinner for two. This restaurant is thankfully open after 7pm, unlike most businesses in the Financial District that shuts down.
This Japanese restaurant is certainly not one of my favorites as it does not have popular entrees like Bento Box or Katsudon in chicken or pork. The tempura is average yet very oily.
The quality of food is just okay as well as the service. Yoro does not entice my interest.

Alright, so honestly, I went here so long ago that I don’t have anything exciting to say. All I remember is that the waitress wouldn’t leave us alone, but she finally got it after a while. Sushi bar at hand, small front area of tables. I believe an actual bar and more restaurant in the back, but I didn’t eat in that section. No kudos for a really boring review.

Too expensive for a bento box. I found a better place nearby wall with better food and service. Unless you don’t really care about your lunch budget. Otherwise, there are better place to eat Japanese sushi at the area.

So it was pouring. Like SHITTING rain. I’m meeting my best friend for dinner after work on a Friday and we can barely see, let alone begin to debate what kind of food we wanted. I give you… Yoro.
Really, not bad! Not great either, but hey — decent prices, good service (we literally sat there for almost three hours and they did not seem to give a shit). If I worked in the area, I would use them for take out. Good lunch specials. Awesome Boston Roll. Spiiiiiiiiiiicy spicy mayo.
Had fate and hellish, epic proportions of rain not made me too lazy to stumble even another half a block in search of sustenance… well… I guess I would have lived without another average, not at all offensive sushi joint.

I work block away from this place. The environment is real nice. reasonable price and food was good.
I was looking through the bento box lunch special. It comes with miso soup, small side of lettuce, tempura shrimps, sushi, and of course the proteins. obviously the portion was pretty big. The lunch special ranged around $ 12 something dollars (I don’t remember the exact price on the dish).
I had a Beef negimaki (broiled beef then smothered in terayaki sauce and scallions, but it didn’t have scallions lol) bento box. The food was really good. The beef was well marinated, shrimp tempura was decent, sushi was good, salad was ok, rice was good, and the Miso soup was very good. Then I ordered a Samurai Martini (not sure of the full name of the drink lol) it was extremely good. After the entrée was done, I have ordered a Tempura Ice Cream for desserts. The ice cream was very good, it was a great way to end the night. the food was very good, but some of the food in there wasn’t that great.
Overall the food was good and I didn’t spent more then $ 20 bucks to eat all that food in that bento box lunch special. I would dine here again.

There are very few abundantly clear things in my life, but I firmly believe that the following is: No need to try a random Japanese restaurant on Fulton St.
Of course, unless you happen to work a few blocks away from it.
Fine. You can eat only so many personal pizzas and salads from Dante’s
, right?
For a random-​ass Japanese joint on Fulton, downtown, Yoro, I have to admit, had some great Udon.
Also, if you want to get to know some of the colorful aspects of the Fulton St area, you should stop by after work for a few drinks. The bar at Yoro was full of heavy-​faced locals, taking turns hitting up the bathroom, stopping by the bar, going outside, and coming back to the bar.