Sushi Yoko

Serious was very personable. The food was very well prepared for presentation. We felt at home. The taste was fresh for the fish and rice option for sushi or plain was interesting. The booth and building were old school as am I so we were compatible!

Love this place :)Great gyoza and better sushi than fancier places like TomoThis is a little family place with reasonable pricesThe real deal

The negative reviews for this place are so silly, I have to imagine they are from competitors.I eat here 2-3 times a week for lunch. I recognize the regulars, there are many people who eat here just as frequently. This is a restaurant that people who eat at a certain restaurant 2-3 times a week go to. It is incredibly consistent, extremely affordable, has a traditional but serviceable ambiance, and is generally quiet. It is easily one of my favorite restaurants.The lunch is $10-$12. You can get some highly traditional plates, like a fried fish, some tofu, a simple udon, tempura, some nigiri, and some more Americanized dishes, some teriyakis for example. The nigiri is some of the best you can get, but it is served like a traditional sushi-ya would. The rice is quality, the fish is quality, it is served quick and without circumstance. Literally every dish I have had has been wonderful and satisfying.I frequently come here on dates due to its comfort. It is not a place that will wow and amaze a prospective partner, unless they are impressed with hidden-away gems. The two usual ladies are curt, though they are much warmer now that they know our orders by heart (sushi + tempura lunch), and are insanely busy, as they take orders, bus, and check out. They are extremely attentive. Your check will come before you are ready to leave, and comes in waves for everyone. You may end up in a spartan back room if there is overflow.You almost certainly will enjoy your meal here. I always do.

We came here on a whim for lunch while in the area. Their portions are small but the price reflects it. I think we paid less than $25 for 2 lunch combos. I felt it was fair in this environment. If you know what to expect going in, you'll be fine. It's good for a quick lunch but not a great candidate for date night or something. As someone mentioned, the interior is super dated and it's not a great "ambiance". Service was quick and efficient and that's all I can ask for. Would come by again when I'm nearby!

Drove by this spot countless times but finally checked out Sushi Yoko. After stopping by the Tomato 2 Japanese Grocery Store, we stopped by and had a quick lunch. PRO: - Affordable! You don't see $10.95 lunch combos around very much anymore so imagine our surprise when you have 24 options to choose from. Everything on the menu seems very reasonable for lunch. All lunch orders come with ginger salad, miso soup and rice. - Service was good. Our food arrived pretty quick and presentation was nice. CONS:- Location isn't very convenient and the space is very dated. The entrance isn't very obvious and honestly doesn't look very nice from the outside. Main entrance leads down a hall that has two doors at the end: one for the Japanese market and the other for the restaurant. Sashimi quality was OK - not the freshest but you're getting this at a steal. Ginger sauce on the salad was yummy. Grilled salmon was very good albeit it's a small piece. Udon was very basic with only a piece of sweet tofu on top and some scallions. No other garnishes. Parking: private lot (free)Overall, it's A-OK. Glad we had the opportunity to try this place.

Good food, service, and quick kitchen. The karaage is lightly breaded and juicy, the sushi comes with a dab of wasabi under the fish (just like Japan!) and the ramen is hot and savory. The menu is filled with many good items you will have a hard time choosing just one. I enjoyed the ramen the most and I was glad the waitress offered her opinion on it over the second choice of the curry rice (which I would like to come back and try.) The booths fit 4 and the place is small, but has large rooms in the back with tatami mats, and there is a sushi bar, but I suggest coming before 6 to get a table. Saw many takeout orders so the kirchen was really doing great to handle so many orders during their dinner rush. There are 3 different menus- lunch, dinner, and ramen. Check them all out!

Food is decent and service is ok. They are short staffed so we had to wait 20 minutes even though there were only like 3-4 tables on the dining room. Maybe short staffed in kitchen I assume.

Food was incredibly tasty, great retro aesthetic, but the table side manner could be greatly improved. Not the nicest experience from the service staff. Would give a full 5 stars if the service improves. Haven't tried the sushi just yet, but the cooked meals are fantastic comfort food.

I used to loveeee umezono back in the days and I was craving for Japanese food until I remembered that Sushi Yoko used to be Umezono's sister restaurant back then so I had to give it a try.We came for lunch. First off I was shocked at the lunch specials. It was I believe $10.95 for a ginger salad, miso soup, and the choice of 2 other items. This is a steal!!! I would say the portion was fair and I was full at the end of the meal. I ordered the tempura and the chicken teriyaki . Everything tasted great.,The service was good, they did post a sign stating they were understaffed but I came at the end of the lunch rush so it wasn't too busy.I definitely will be back, it was a nice casual restaurant and you cannot beat the prices.

Sushi Yoko is truly a hidden gem. As in the restaurant is actually hard to find & amazing.The restaurant has -2 curb appeal. I missed the entrance to this windowless building at first. You go down a hall to the hanging banners, " Am I in the right place?" Through the doors and banners you enter a cozy little dinner. The ambiance is intimate and warm. People from all walks of life are dining. Really good food brining a diverse group together. The menu has so many good offerings. For our appetizer we got takoyaki, salmon nigiri, and tomago. The tomago was deliciously custary. I got the teriyaki beef because it was one most mentioned on Yelp, and I was not disappointed! It was not an Americanized version of the dish (thank god). Very very good dish. It was quite rare but hey trust the process. Great value for price. Everything I ate was delicious. I can't wait to come back and try something new. The whole experience was wonderful, the missing the entrance and all. Never change Sushi Yoko.The waitstaff are quite busy. The whole place only had two waitresses who were working so hard. They don't have time to chit chat at your table. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that at all, just as a customer be mindful. The wait can get long. Be sure to get there early and kill time in the Japanese grocery store next door!