Yo! Sushi

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 London’s many sushi bars. My favourite – mainly because of their many locations, simple layout and quick access to food - is Yo! Sushi. I have tried their branches at Victoria and Paddington Stations, County Hall, and St Paul’s Churchyard and found them to be fairly consistent in quality, service ... more

*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 katsu curry.' For obvious reasons of freshness and health and safety, the bulk of the hot dishes are made to order by their efficient and busy chefs. Dishes are served on uniform small round plates covered with domed plastic lids that trundle around the conveyor ... more

What is Yo Sushi? ------------------------ The restaurant serves Japanese food (although not just sushi) and it could be described as ‘fast food’ with a difference. The food is fresh and fast, and healthier than other fast food options. It offers a welcome alternative to the fast food giants that exist on our highstreets. Yo Sushi is a restaurant that I had been wanting to visit for some time. I first saw one of these restaurants in London and was intrigued by the ‘conveyor belt’ of food moving around the seated diners. I am a very indecisive person and have often thought that if I could see a ... more

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 Nottingham, a few minutes walk from the train station, and about 5 minutes walk from the Market Square in the heart of the city . There is a tram stop right outside . Even with me being wary of sushi, I could immediately see some good points to the restaurant ... more

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 made freshly and in front of you and is then put in a bowl and then onto a conveyor belt. As the food goes round you then just pick up whatever dishes take your fancy. Each bowl has a different colour code which relates to the price and these are as follows: Green - £1.70 ... more