YO! Sushi - Menu

I brought my son out to the birthday meal as we both love yo! that was not the best experience we had with them, as we did not get all the dishes we had ordered and the service started and ended up sitting. the food was delicious, and we got a refund for the dishes that did not arrive.

10/10 would visit again! If you are looking for cheap sushi or for quick food, this isn 't necessarily the place. They have a wide range of sushi available at all time. While we were there when apparently they were short staffed , it didn 't seem like it at all. The staff is friendly and food is delicious.

great service, eating was exceptional, we had to forget about a few orders, but to be fair, we had so much to eat as we all enjoyed it so much that it was hard to keep up! Once we talked to them, they quickly cooked our missing dishes with an apology and then we ordered more! would recommend booking would definitely go back. View menu

Very friendly and helpful servers, but pretty awful food. We were served a burnt vegetable gyoza, a spicy tuna roll that looked absolutely nothing like the menu and tasted very bland, a fried fish cake that was quite disappointing and dry, and a spider roll that I couldn't stomach swallowing. The beef teriyaki and salmon sashimi were good but not great. Also extremely pricey. This was just really bad to be honest.

Do NOT waste your money.... I 'm sure the workers are trying their hardest, but the concept is trash. They give you two slices of sushi and charge you 5£ for each dish. When you eat sushi, you want high quality fish with an amount that will fill you up... Since you pull from a conveyor belt they add up quickly. We spent around 100$, on something that wasn 't even worth 100$. There are by far better places to choose from for better sushi. Don 't be blinded by the train style sushi. The selection is awful as well... same thing comes around over and over again... and again. Boring and bland.

yo! sushi, in liverpool one, is always a pleasant experience. on the one hand I am vegetarian and they always have a varied selection of interesting things to choose for me; and two, they get their food quite fast. at my last visit, I had one of the best articles ever. the 'nourish bowl,' it was packed with interesting vegetables (edame bohnen, sweetcorn, seaweed, avocado, broccoli and coleslaw) on a bed of spinach and sushi rice. it was fresh, tasty and filled. but it is only available as fast as 31 January or they could miss it. and there are also meat and fish varieties as part of the options 'bowl '. View menu

It seems a sin to say it but by far my favourite thing from Yo! Sushi is the chicken yakisoba, which is neither cold nor is it fish. I do enjoy the sushi available here too (the spicy tuna iso and the eel nigiri are very good) they just don't really match up to the quality of some of the hot dishes, for me anyway. Food aside this branch is positioned ideally for a break from a day of trawling around the shops of Liverpool One, providing a quick, but not rushed, dining experience somewhere between the on the fly, foil wrapped fajita y goodness of Barburitto just across the courtyard and the delicious but pricier food you might get at Yee Rah next door. I would avoid the bottomless miso soup i...

so I needed a quick pick me up after a ...not so great weekend...so I tapped in sushi into the yelp search engine and it brought me here... I would say every Yo Sushi I have been to are all the same...which is a good thing...staff are very attentive...this helps having a button at your table which signals for them to come over...and the menu is plentiful.. I personally love the sashimi ..so I ordered lots of this at once..and grabbed a grey £5 plate full of different types of salmon ..it is better value of money to get the grey plates because if you order maki, nigri and sashimi it would cost you more than £5... This was washed down with hot sake which tastes better heated ..the sake menu is...

I wouldn't say I'm a sushi addict but from time to time, I do enjoy having a different lunch from the usual stuff I eat. So, I decided to try Yo Sushi today. Having arrived at 11am, much to my morning hunger, I learnt that I needed to wait a further hour before they opened. Nevertheless, it was nice to watch the staff through the window preparing the food. Before today, I was a Yo Sushi virgin but now I'm pleased to say that I no longer am. Even though I spent about £10 on three dishes before I knew it, it was a new experience. My favourite out of the three dishes I chose had to be the Chicken Yakisoba noodles (a bit like chow mein). The sushi was good (nothing really different to what I cou... View menu