Yo! Sushi

Sometimes I can be a real sucker for cheap eats. For what we paid and the variety of dishes we got to try, aces!;-)

Perfectly positioned next to the venue and the cinema its the perfect before theatre restaurant or for a lunch time snack. I love watching the dishes go around and choosing what next to sample or you can order your favourite dish if you prefer. Beware though its surprising how the dishes add up-​if you are new to Yo Sushi the dishes are colour coded so each plate is a different value and before long you can really rack up a big bill.
What I like is you can eat at your lesiure and at the same time everything is on hand even the drinking water and soya sauce.
Fun for the kids and a great place when you are on your own as I often am when travelling.

They served me up raw chicken. When I approached the waiting staff about it, they were very apologetic and offered to give me one of the dishes I had ordered for free. When I got to the till to pay they had still charged me for the uncooked chicken and refunded the CHEAPEST dish out of the whole lot. Thanks Yo Sushi for almost giving me food poisoning and then being tight enough to make me pay for the uneaten/​un cooked dish. They werent even busy either. They were just rushing the preparation of the food out of laziness.

Nice atmosphere and a pleasant place to eat. You know the sushi isn’t going to be as good as the non-​chain restaurants, but it’s quicker and a completely different experience. I like Yo Sushi.

Okay, you all know how Yo! works, so I don’t need to explain it.
This branch is in a lovely location, which really helps sell it. They didn’t seem to have any of my favourites on the belt — I even had to order specially just to get maki rolls or nigiri. Food is of a good standard, but as always, overpriced.
Won’t stop me coming here of course, but nothing special about it.

You don’t expect the most fantastic sushi or Japanese food when you go to a Yo Sushi. You do however, expect fast and basic level of service. Service was non-​existent even though I wouldn’t have said it was very busy. The main problem seemed to be the fact that they had quite a few people working behind the train, but only one or two on the floor actually directly serving customers. Sometimes at places like these you would be able to put orders for food with the guys behind the train, but on this occasion, these guys seemed to pretend that we didn’t exist!
The guy serving us on the floor gave me the vibe that he didn’t much care what kind of service he gave. In particular, when we tried to get some take away and pay the bill, he was extremely unhelpful, making mistakes in counting what we ate and taking his time to put in our take away order (to the extent that I took the order from him and did it myself!). All in all, I don’t think I will be coming back to this Yo Sushi in a hurry!

Hey Yo Sushi… yo nasty. Seriously.
It’s not that I’m anti sushi train, (while the fact that food is parading in front of you is off putting in theory, it is rather amazing in practice… and traditional, I might add!) Sure portions are small and prices are high, the ginger and wasabi have been sitting out all day at communal tables, and service is slow… but that’s not the problem.
The problem is the sushi. Sashimi and nigiri, specifically. It’s just, well, nasty. The temperature is off and it tastes of plastic cling wrap (from which it’s pulled minutes before). Really, it’s just not good.

4 stars, when they have a 40% off deal — currently running til 4^th Feb, if you’re a member of the Yo Sushi community.
I like picking food off a mobile service train — makes me think of all those people who work on production lines — sort of.
I enjoy a bit of Japanese every now n then. This may not be the best, but for a reduced price, and a novel experience, one can’t complain. The only problem me n guest had was the speed of the line, the other people stealing food we had our eyes on, and the rate of change of produce available — all added to the fun of the evening.
I really like the crispy salmon skin rolls, and the duck roll things too.
I miss the raw wafer thin beer fed beef they used to serve — Waaaah!
PS there’s a Wagamama’s next door, if moving food scares you.

This is my favorite Yo Sushi venue because this place has that restaurant feeling, when the concept is obliviously developed for fast food and lunch breaks, and often I feel the restaurants are a bit cold and lacking charm. This one is cozy and has a buzzy feeling.
You can pick the portions you like from the sushi train, or order from the menu where the selection is wider and more experimental. You can get the water from the tap front of you, and supply wasabi and ginger as much you like. Simple and tasty.
As a student I am happy for the –25% discount (you can get the voucher from their websites) even though it is only valid during the day times.

It’s Yo Sushi. What do you expect? It’s fair priced, and the service is decent. But it’s a chain and it shows. Don’t expect anything fancy. As I’ve said in other Yo reviews, stick to the sushi as the a la carte menu tends to be a bit hit-​or-​miss. It’s a great place to go if you don’t want to sit down for a long, expensive meal and you just want something simple and safe (as in, you know what you’re going to get).

Boy, do I love a sushi train. Not sure what it is exactly, but I just love grabbing plates off the conveyer belt. It’s just such a thrill. Yo Sushi has said train (thank the Lord) and the sushi on it in damn tasty.
With a great range of plates, chefs that will whip you up something on the menu if it’s not on the train, and unlimited miso soup, it’s a great place for a quick bite or to relax and see how many plates you can consume in a sitting.
Fresh, tasty sushi in a bright and funky environment. Yum!

The concept of Yo Sushi fits in nicely in this mall complex near Angel Tube station. It is a good place to take your date before holding hands and crunching popcorn in the movies.
I like Yo Sushi because they have unlimited miso soup for (1.50) and a conveyor belt of Japanese mini portions. Try the firecracker rice. It is not the most calorie friendly but it is GOOD.
There is often a very long wait and reservations are advised during peak times. I’ve yet to take advantage of a Yo Promo and always paid full price but I know there are promotional offers to be found. Keep your eyes peeled and check the website.
Regardless, Yo Sushi is more than a novelty dining experience, it’s damn good Japanese!

Love this place, just lunched it today and for a nice chilled atmosphere on a weekend luncheon this place is ideal. With all the tantalising treats continuously flowing by its easy to rack up the bill! Plus if you dont find anything on the conveyor that takes your fancy you can order a dish of your choice from the menu, then sit back and watch the Japanese chefs prepare it in front of you. Brilliant.

This branch of Yo Sushi is on the upper level of the N1 shopping centre and as it’s very near Wagamama’s and another buffet style restaurant, I find myself only heading here in summer when I want a light, fresh lunch or am in a hurry.
If you’re looking for a quick and convenience lunch, snack or dinner this place is great. The conveyor belt is fun to watch and adds an extra dimension to the meal — plus you can see the dishes before deciding if you want it. The plates are colour coded for price but it’s all too easy to get carried away and end up with a larger bill then you imagined. On the plus side, you can order unlimited miso soup, green tea and water (both sparkling or still — available from self-​pour spouts on the counter).