Yo! Sushi Reviews

I've been to Yo! Sushi a few times, mostly the Bristol Cabot Circus branch, and I've generally had good experiences. I'm new to the Sushi thing, and not being a fan of fish, I thought I'd be disappointed or have a limited choice of food. However, this is not the case at all. In Yo! you sit either on stools around the conveyor belts, or ...  Read the complete review

As a sushi lover, I have frequented Yo Sushi on several occasions, and have generally enjoyed the food and the dining experience. In particular, my favourite branches are at St. Paul's and Selfridges (only during 'off-peak' hours), although I have had less pleasant experiences at other branches. I would recommend searching for vouchers or ...  Read the complete review

Yo! Sushi is a nationwide chain of restaurants which allows you to experience Japanese cusine and in particular the delight of sushi. I recently visited my local branch so thought I'd share my experiences in this review. Unlike other restaurants, you don't sit around a table but next to a conveyeur belt. Various items go round the belt ...  Read the complete review

Yo Sushi is a great way to experience a little bit of Japan in your home town. As Japanese culture and food is becoming more and more popular in England, more and more Yo Sushi stores are popping up. I have been a fan of sushi for many years now due to it tasting so fresh, being healthy and good for you! Yo Sushi is a chain of Japanese ...  Read the complete review

Yo! Sushi Description: JAPANESE. VARIOUS LOCATIONS http://www.yosushi.com I am quite a recent fan of sushi as only began eating it a few months ago. I realise that means that my review may not be comprehensive enough for those who have been eating it for ages but hopefully, if you haven't tried it, this will ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ INTRODUCTION ~~~~~~~~~~~ Going for Sushi is a real treat for me, mainly because my wife abhors the stuff, so the likelihood of going for a Japanese on one of our rare nights out is pretty slim. I have all the gubbins needed to make it at home, but whenever I get the chance, I always try and grab lunch at one of ...  Read the complete review

Until the other day I'd never been to one although I've understood the concept for a while: 'Yo! Sushi' is a chain of novelty Japanese restaurants where they serve you food off a never-ending conveyor belt that runs in front of the diners. The different dishes cost various fixed prices (running from about £1.70 to the £5-ish mark, depending on ...  Read the complete review

Sushi. Raw fish - it never really appealed to me . A couple of times I did brave trying small sushi packs from supermarkets, but never found them to my taste. But, I'm a brave soldier, so when my mum invited me out to Yo!Sushi in Nottingham, I decided to go and give it another try. This restaurant is situated in the Lace Market area of ...  Read the complete review

*A healthy concept that has led to a successful chain* Yo! Sushi (Y!S) is (for the UK) relatively original in that diners are served a wide range of tasty Japanese dishes from a conveyor belt. The company currently claims to offer '91 dishes, including sashimi, makis and nori wrapped hand rolls through to hot staples such as chicken ...  Read the complete review

So I went to Yo! Sushi for the second time in my life a few days ago, and it was as good as I remembered. The revolving belt of colour coded plates hypnotised me into a state of amost slobbering delight. The food is absolutely delicious and gloriously presented to perfection. The plates are colour coded in order to easily identify the price ...  Read the complete review

I can't really say much about Yo Sushi accept it's sushi, but not quite. The Chain Yo Sushi is a chain of sushi bar, dotted around the UK and was established in 1998. I vaguely remember the company opening its first restaurant in central London, near Covent Garden. A robot drinks trolley went round the restaurant, serving the ...  Read the complete review

First of all don't be scared of Yo Sushi - yes it's different, but once you get the hang of it you're in for many a happy eating experience and plenty of delicious food. Many of my friends visibly baulk at the word 'Sushi'. "Raw fish?" they say. "I'm not eating that". But just to clarify, it's not all raw fish. ...  Read the complete review

YO! Sushi is an altogether different eating out experience than the norm, being a sort of combination seated restaurant service come takeaway outlet. Rather than reading through a menu then patiently waiting, or not, for the waiter to bring your food, you simply collect whatever dish happens to take your fancy as it glides past on a revolving ...  Read the complete review

Yo Sushi! is a kaiten sushi bar - what we call conveyor belt, and is currently in 50 locations worldwide serving 3 million people per year. With over 100 Japanese inspired dishes available it's more than just raw fish they include curry on their impressive menu with salads and desserts. The basic premise of Yo Sushi is that ...  Read the complete review

Yo sushi is a unique fast food place because its all based around a huge conveyor belt shaped like a circle, with seats all around. It's so easy to order food as you can just simply take it off the conveyor belt, and you need not wait for a waiter to come. So if your extremely hungry, you can start munching straightaway! If you wish to call a ...  Read the complete review

I recently ventured into the unknown world of Sushi and I was pleasantly surprised. Now I am not someone who has problems with food. Its not an issue for me to eat rabbit, squid or anything like that but when it comes to Sushi, the idea of raw fish put me right off! The premise behind Yo! Sushi is very simple. The food is ...  Read the complete review

My favourite branch of Yo Sushi is at Whitleys shopping centre in Bayswater, London. If you`ve not been to a YS, there is basically a big conveyor belt round the whole restaurant and kitchen, you sit at the conveyor belt and pick the dishes as they go around (if you choose the hot dishes they are made to order). Prices are dependant upon which ...  Read the complete review

I was in London recently and we decided to have a look around Knightsbridge. We saw the Harrods supermarket and I was intrigued to see if things cost more in there than in other supermarkets, so off we went to have a look. Once we were inside there are a few snack bars and mini restaurant-type places. One of these was Yo! Sushi which I have been ...  Read the complete review

I am going to write this from two points of view, although my rating remains the same for both. Technically from the sushi lover's view, it would be a 2, and the sushi virgin would be a 4, but I shall explain this further in due course. As a sushi lover, for many years now, I felt this place was not so good for sushi. They redeem ...  Read the complete review

Yo Sushi is a nice change if you like a novelty restaurant and a change fromt the usual pizza and pasta and burgers sold by the chains. My girlfriend made me go here and we had a good time. The disadvantage was that neither of us really knew what we were eating as the menu had no pictures only descriptions and I didn't know the proper names for ...  Read the complete review