YO! Sushi Reviews 

My first ever visit to Yo Sushi in Cheshire Oaks will also be my last ever visit.
The prices are astronomical, considering the tiny portioning and poor quality and taste of the dishes.
I had Cucumber Sushi first and it tasted so fishy that it actually made me heave. I then had Edamame beans, which were watery, cold and not salted as listed. The portion size for the cost was totally ridiculous and nowhere near what it could and should have been.
Chicken Gyoza's were tiny, over priced and overcooked, along with the blandest soy dip ever. And to add insult to already extremely poor experience, the hoisin duck loaded fries were way over priced for the TINY portion size and whatever the hell that sauce was over them was just hot and not pleasant at all. Over powered any taste of duck, or indeed fries...Poor quality fries and tiny tiny portion yet again.
The service was slow, although the servers were at least polite.
The way that the dishes are handed over the conveyor belt and passed down a human chain is also utterly ridiculous...4 people handled my food before it even got to me! Unacceptable! That is LITERALLY what waiting staff are for!!!
I wouldn't eat there again even it was free or someone paid me.

Bought a O-Mega Salmon from Tesco only to try and eat it and discover it was stale and a day out of date. On another date weeks later half of their counter had out of date Sushi on it.

I contacted their customer service and the demanded receipts prior to taking any action.

Totally absurd to assume your customers would make this kind of stuff up. Abysmal. Overpriced. Rotten. Stale.

If the barely there overpriced servings weren’t bad enough, the disingenuous menu deliberately shows large portions while failing to mention the ‘discretionary 10% service charge’ added to the bill. Is that even legal?

Imagine paradise. Imagine it as a place on a map. In your mind, drop a pin there… then start walking. Walk away from it as far as you possibly can in the universe you’ve just created. Then drop another pin. That pin is as far away from perfect as you can get… that pin, if you will, is hell.

Now, again imagine you tap that pin. Yes… you guessed it. That pin is Yo Sushi at the Trafford Center.

Only worse… because going to hell at least has a sense of justice to it. You end up in hell because you did something.

I ended up in Yo Sushi, the real incarnation of hell, because my kids wanted to go there. That seems like a harsh punishment.

What makes it hell is that in no way does it live up to any of its promises. This is meant to be luxury, exotic, flavoursome… frankly Yo Sushi should have a licence from the FCA to arrange personal loans and mortgages to pay the bill. Their food is so expensive that it is perfectly reasonable to expect it to cure cancer, reverse male pattern baldness, or serve as the world heavyweight champion of aphrodisiacs…

But instead, what you get is to wait in a long queue in a shop that’s too hot for it to be good for anyone - another way it is very much like hell. You are sat in grubby, dirty, dilapidated surroundings, and even though I came with small children, you are sat at a bar that in no way lends itself to supervising kids.

To the best of my knowledge there is no way to summon waiting staff - I understood they did not use the app and had to be summoned. Only I assume they had to be summoned by telephone, by email, even perhaps by telepathy, because none were around to be summoned by more traditional means.

Finally, when my seven year old had got sick of waiting, he went to find one, in a moment I found out about a split second too late, because he was next to me at a bar, not in front of me at a table.

When the server was to be found, she knew about as much about the menu as I do about open heart surgery (read: I am not a cardio thoracic surgeon). Couldn’t guide me through the dishes, couldn’t tell me how the menu had changed, couldn’t suggest any alternatives. It was, almost exactly, like talking to a hand puppet. Only hand puppets are fun. This was like putting a knitting needle into my ear.

So, with my kids having eaten four plates alone. Four small plates. With pennies worth of food on them, I got sick of the shoddy experience, baulked at the idea of having my pocket picked to be treated like.a simpleton and left. The cost for those four plates? A few pence shy of £18.

So in short - I would not recommend this food venue to anyone - unless I bitterly hated them, because I’d caught them in bed with my wife, after driving my car, and having ingratiated themselves to my friends. Then and only then could I loathe someone enough to recommend eating at this establishment.

For less dramatic occasions - give it a dramatic swerve. Your bank manager and your sensibilities will thank you.

Yo sushi Korean chicken rice bowl from Tesco.
Absolutely revolting, bordering on inedible.
Claggy overcooked rice with about a dozen thin strips of raw cabbage on top.
Sauce was like sugar syrup mixed with chilli.
Deep fried chicken just ends up soggy when microwaved according too instructions.
For almost £6 this was a disgusting rip off

My daughter and I ate there this evening. Milton Keynes. Great food. Very relaxed atmosphere. We looked after by Georgina who made the experience really welcoming and provided us with some great recommendations to what foods to try.

Definitely will be going back.

Davie

No one serving at the counter at Tesco Weston Favell.

Yo! Sushi at home! Your Korean chicken from tesco looks like you are selling left overs! Don't be stingy! Customers are paying for your products,make the portions decent and worth the money!

Food poisoning from church Langley branch tesco

I was sick for days

Le preparazioni sono top, sia in qualità che freschezza ma il pollo fritto non si batte.

Went to the Braehead branch specifically told them I have an allergy to avocado that under no circumstance should anything cross contaminate as I will be ill, one of our dishes were the cucumbers cut into small pieces with a dressing and I was ill because they cut the avocados on the same chopping board ffs sick for 2 days and being self employed if I don’t work I don’t get paid so thanks a very very expensive experience 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😶‍🌫️

The sushi was of bad quality.... I have been to other yo sushis and this has probably been my worse experience at any Japanese food related restaurants... ever....

Went to the new one in Bluewater today. Never been before. Felt ripped off! And they tried to charge me an extra £5 service charge for crap service ! ..
There wasn't enough food on the dishes and I wish I had thought about the cost a bit more ..but then you want to sit and enjoy food so you don't really...then £70 later you wish you'd gone to Wasabi ! ... my daughter just wanted to go for the novelty. But I feel the extortionate cost ruins the experience! ( £3.75 for a small bottle of lemonade too! )

Superb service from Emma. Smiles and very helpful. So welcoming and knowledgeable. Made our visit amazing
Food was delicious too. Try the popcorn prawns

This was the worst sushi in my life. It was bought in Charles de Gaulle airport.

It tastet old and as it has been made many hours ago 🙈

Went to unlimited belt night tonight at meadowhall we left a bit of chicken in one of the pots due to it been over spicey but ate everytjing else we took off the belt and was told if we left any in the pot we had to pay extra yet wasnt told this when we got there and it dosnt state this anywere in the small print could understand it if we left loads of food but was not even half of what was in the pot

First time here and not impressed! £3.50 for about 5 prawn crackers, service without a smile, wait to be seated in a far from busy environment and had to wait for ages to pay the bill!
Just got the feeling, they hate their job and the people they serve. The place had hardly anyone in there yet they couldn't even look your way to acknowledge you wanted to pay the bill! My daughter loves it.
Just a real weird experience.

We went to the one at Grand Central, thinking we'd try the bottomless belt. They should rename it foodless belt! When we got in we were offered drinks that we had to then go and ask for after 20 minutes. We then sat and watched an empty (except for the one limp kaiso salad and 2 wilted plates of edamame beans) belt go round for almost 15 minutes, along with everyone else who appeared to be on a food safari. Will not be coming here again for the food (or lack of) or the service, I think we'll stick to our local one! ⭐

Tom and Lucas excellent service!! Food is amazing, good portion and environment. I really appreciate their effort to make customers have the best experiences possible.

Not so keen on the Ashford Outlet Restaurant due to its layout. However, this was our third visit in recent months, Portsmouth, Cambridge and here. The issue once again is the small bowl options moving around the track, these are very limited and just a duplication of about 5/6 dishes. Hot food options are good but it’s the small plates which are the company’s trade mark, you need to improve.