Yogis Grill

My absolute favorite spot to get poke! I have been coming here for many years and it's always consistently good. They have the best toppings and out such a good portion of everything. It very good value for money. The owner is very nice. Such a hidden gem in my opinion :)

The guy who was fun is no longer there. The sushi chef who was there is no longer there. The owner works full-time, so there's zero ambience Worst ever poke bowl!!!! The Poké bowl was warm fish with regular oil, not spicy, like I ordered. There was no mayonnaise in the spicy mayonnaise sauce. Dude, if you have a sushi restaurant, do yourself a favor, and get a SUSHI Chef. (plus the prices doubled) NOPE!

Decent quality take out sushi and Japanese food. Has been consistent for years. A 3+ star restaurant. Subtract 1+ star for the 20 something check out person that had his back to all of their customers for the 30 minutes that I was there for. Choosing to EAT in front of customers while talking to kitchen staff and ignoring customers. Even when he did talk to customers (who saw that their order was up and just sitting there as he socialized), asking him to please complete their transactions, he spoke with his back to them because he was so focused on completing his chit-chat with fellow employees in the kitchen. If he's not interested in the job, it would be a service to your customers to put someone else in that position that was more responsive and respectful. I say this as a long-term customer...

I had been a regular customer for years. One thing I like (or liked) was that they have a buy 2, get one 1 free special on California rolls on the weekends. Lately I went there several weekends for the special for me and my wife for takeout. Although maybe not how you're supposed to eat California rolls, my wife likes to dip hers in teriyaki sauce. During my last visit, the gentleman who is always there (I think he's the owner) charged me a dollar for one little plastic cup of teriyaki sauce that he always used to give me for free (its a condiment!) and probably costs him a penny, if that. He gives it out for free when he sells chicken/beef bowls and other dishes. I think he was being really cheap and it's not the right way to treat a long-time customer. I haven't been back since, and I don't really have a desire to go back anytime soon.

On our weekly rotation for dinner... or meal prep. Lol. Yogis has been here for as long as I can remember. Seems like it is a family owned / franchised location. Decent amount of tables inside. Clean establishment & fast service. Here's the BEST thing about Yogis:$3.99 California rolls on Mondays & Tuesdays. $5.99 Crunch rolls on Wednesdays & Thursdays. I mean, where in this economy can you even get food that cheap anymore? We also love their chicken, beef, & veggie bowl (Flame Broiler style). The large is plenty enough for me to split in 2-3 smaller containers as lunch for the week. Recently we tried the chicken katsu and that was delicious. We usually call in our order and pick it up on our way home from work. When we can't decide on what to eat, this is our default.

Found a hair in my sushi roll. Through it away. Used to be good 6 years ago but when it's empty on a Saturday night.....

This probably ranks among the most tasteless joke of a food. The chicken has smokey smell but that is the entire taste. The closest thing that comes to mind is smoked cardboard. Rice is sticky gooey.

Love yogis.. been going here for 20 years. Specifically, the monster roll is a go to and on the weekends you get 1 free when you buy 2.

Eating at Yogis Grill is like eating at your parents' house. The ingredients are fresh and each serving is prepared with love. The owner spends five hours making the secret teriyaki sauce daily, and the superiority of gourmet cooking shines compared to other fast food restaurants' large batch process.My poke bowl was creamy and the sauce infuses every bite with flavor. The fish was plentiful and fresh, and the bowl has more fish than rice. It's got just enough medium spiciness to keep things interesting without masking the taste of the food. Even though I ordered the regular-sized bowl, I was thoroughly satisfied by the time I reached the bottom of the bowl.The dining area isn't big, but I didn't feel cramped eating my poke. The owner came out and talked to us about how the business weathered the pandemic and the sub-prime loan crisis. They're still going strong, but they appreciate your support and love.Treat yourself with some home-cooking and leave with a sense of nostalgia for your childhood--unless you're still a child, of course.

Baked Salmon roll...all I got to say is where is the green stuff...avocado? Cucumber? I guess there is a sliver of avocado next to the sliver of salmon...look close. NOT worth the 16.99...only saving grace is the taste.