Yo! Sushi - Menu

Excellent choice for a health way of going out to dinner. Service is quick and payment can be done through your mobile which removes the time to wait for you bill.

I went to Yo! Sushi last Saturday with the 3 of us. We had a good time. Nice quality food and a good atmosphere. However, the variety on the belt was smaller than usual and, in general, I don't think the choice is as good as it was. Still well worth coming to, though.

Went in for the first time in a while with kids. Service excellent, atmosphere was inviting as it was fairly busy and kids loved theatre of all the food on the belt. Got kids eat free bento boxes for wee ones which were generous and they really enjoyed. Good fun for all.

Was always a favorite but it's going downhill,sometimes short of ingredients for popular dishes,tonight arrived 2030 they close at 10pm according to website,they were not busy but said no more walk ins but bookings only accepted till 1300 on a Friday. Went across to wagamanas friendly welcoming and wanting the business, yo sushi dont care,more intetested in packing up well in advance. Very poor, surprised they are still in operation

They've brought back the old system of grabbing dishes off the conveyor!!!!! Fantastic. There are also dishes which you have to order as before but now you order them on the app rather than asking staff. Kitchen wasn't understaffed finally, staff friendly as ever, it's the perfect neurodivergent dining experience imo. They've also expanded the tuna range, though I hope they expand the menu even more because I miss old dishes like the orange chicken.

Disappointed once again. Wasabi and soy sauce are never included with sushi deliveries, so if you forget to add them (which costs extra for whatever reason) your meal is ruined. Some things on the menu are plain bad or bland and very different from what they look like in the pictures. Items are overpriced, for instance the dorayaki pancake is just a YO! rebranded item that you can get at Asda for less than half the price. Considering the huge mark up, you would expect essential things that cost virtually nothing (namely wasabi and soy sauce) to be added out of courtesy. Dining here is a bit nicer, that is if your phone has reception or their Wi-Fi works. Wouldn't recommend.

This was my first time visiting this location, after it being recommended by some friends. We came in around 9pm, fresh off the train, and were convinced into trying the £25 Sunday special of ten plates. The sushi was okay first, until 9:25 when we were informed (only a few plates into our meal) that the kitchen was closing in five minutes so we could make our final orders when I suggested that it would have been nice to know that in advance, the manager scolded me for suggesting it. While some of the sushi was rather tasty, they were out of salmon and tuna before we were finished. I would have liked to know before we sat down and committed to a special, and for the manager to have cared at...

As an example of Yo! Sushi! it isn 't bad. The dining area is clean, the staff are friendly and the novelty of watching the conveyor belt and grabbing your chosen dish can be quite exciting. You can even look into the kitchen and watch the dishes being made. This is a standard Yo! Sushi! if you like what they serve, you will like the food. If you like the, for want of a better word quaint , Westernised form of Japanese culture they sell, you will like the place. If you 've never tried the phenomenon of conveyer-belt sushi before, this is a good place to start. It is friendly, the decor is fun and the food is non-threatening. But it does eventually become safe, wearing and, dare I say it, a b...

Moshimoshi. Hey, do you remember that Fruity Oaty Bars commercial during the bar fight scene in Serenity? Well, this is the restaurant equivalent. Awesome sushi style food constantly parading round like some sort of delicious rice based fashion show. Now stop thinking Lady Gaga. Have a seat and wait for something that looks like something you'd like to eat come round on the conveyor belt, then quickly look through the menu matching the picture to the plate...oh no, too late, it's moved on, and it was that thing you wanted, ah well, nevermind here comes another one. It's all fun and if that thing you want hasn't come round for a while, press the button to summon the sushi ninja servant who wi...