Yo! Sushi
- Pickup
- Delivery
- 2.6
- (18)
Compare the Prices for a $50 Order
Restaurant + Hyperflyer
- Menu markups:
- 0%
- Service fee:
- 0%
- Delivery fee:
- $7.95
- You pay
- $57.95
- Restaurants pay:
- $0.00
Third Party Delivery Apps
- Menu markups:
- 0% ~ 25%
- Service fee:
- 15%
- Delivery fee:
- $3.99
- You pay:
- $61.49 ~ $73.99
- Restaurants pay:
- $15.00
Delivery available through Hyperflyer after ordering pickup through Yo! Sushi
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+ Hyperflyer
- 0%
- 0%
- $7.95
- $57.95
- $0.00
Third Party
Delivery Apps
- 0% ~ 25%
- 15%
- $3.99
- $61.49~73.99
- $15.00
So this Japanese restaurant is located in Terminal 3 at London Heathrow.
The chicken katsu curry here is very very good. Had that and a Kirin beer. A good restaurant quality meal at an airport. Rare indeed.
Can’t speak for the other dishes bc all I had was the chicken katsu curry and a beer.
Once and never again!! The staff tricked us into buying. Portion he displayed was bigger than the real size we got (which was only a fist size despite ordering the largest). VERY DISAPPOINTING!! Menu price was not updated. The price was £2-3 higher than what’s stated in the menu. Food was bland. I ordered tempura and got a thin, not fresh shrimp. A TOTAL WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY AND PEACE OF MIND. Do not ever step in. There are many more better options to eat in T3!!
Having been to Kura revolving sushi bars in the United States, which is generally rated 4 stars, definitely not for sushi quality but maybe for the revolving sushi experience that is quite limited and new to the regions, Yo!, without a doubt, outranks them in my book.
This place is generally extremely busy. No seats are left vacant, so don’t expect too much space while eating, for the claustrophobics. Therefore, outstanding service is reasonably to not be expected. However, as a solo customer, I was able to be quickly seated at the bar, sandwiched between two other customers, with limited space to flare my elbows out while using utensils to eat.
In comparison to Kura, the Salmon Sashimi at Yo! was much fresher. What actually surprised me most was the generous amount of seafood I was given in the Spicy Seafood Ramen I was served. The taste of the broth and texture of the noodle were mediocre, however.
The staff quickly attended to my needs and were able to get me in and out with plenty of time to make it to my gate for on-boarding. All it took was a waiving of a hand to grab the attention of the overworked employees.
Would likely come back.
Yo! Sushi is a really solid choice in Heathrow terminal 3. It’s FAST and they have wine, which are my two most important criteria when eating at the airport. The sushi was really fresh and reasonably priced.
The thing I love about conveyer belt sushi places in general is that I can try more of a variety than at a regular sushi place. They don’t have as many choices as some other places, but still really respectable for an airport location. And their menu shows colors and items so you can really figure out what you’re getting even if you aren’t familiar.
I actually ate way too much at Yo! Sushi because it was just so good. It did spare me from airplane food though!!!
TLDR:
Overall this place is overpriced, has poor service, and is unclean. I would not recommend coming to this location.
This meal was rather disappointing. Being in an airport, I already had low expectations to begin with. The food was subpar for its price; I had conveyor belt sushi and the chicken curry ramen. For £10 (being a large), the ramen had a staggering low amount of noodles, and too much broth for the noodles given. The noodles that were in the bowl were shorter than typical ramen noodles as well (the noodles were various lengths, from penne pasta short, to normal length), which might not bother most people but bothered me. The sushi was okay, below the average quality. Service was terrible, even with help buttons installed within reach of every seat. I pressed a help button, but never did receive assistance, which was well over 8 minutes. Finally, the dishes weren’t clean. There were visible marks of past use on the small dishes attached below.
This was my first time at this British Sushi chain. Given this was an airport location I don’t know if its representative of all of them.
The service was okay; my waiter kept forgetting that I ordered a miso soup. And when it came it was way too salty. He did notice I barely touched it when we closed the bill and didn’t charge me for it.
I picked up a couple of nigiris; the fish in them were not bad, but the rice was mushy and old on some of the pieces. I also ordered a curry chicken tonkatsu, which was probably the best dish I had there.
Overall, not terrible but super inconsistent food. And avoid the miso soup.
Seafood soup was very good see is quick very busy quick turn there was no waiting
Will come back
If British Airways and Heathrow Airport ever got together, Yo! Sushi would be their bastard child of mediocrity. Maybe my brain was a bit foggy and sleep-deprived after having hopped across the pond overnight, but whatever lapse in judgement brought me to an airport ramen/sushi bar at 8 am was quickly rewarded with that liquid travesty they deemed appropriate to call “ramen.” As many of the previous reviews stated, it consisted mainly of lukewarm water with some odds and ends thrown in. The sushi existed, and I’ll leave it at that. Nevertheless, the servers were quite friendly and made the overall experience passable.
Horrible and not sushi ! Couldn’t even finish it ! It’s really poor quality and Yaki soba was super salty. That’s not Japanese street food!!! LoL for people who go there thinking this is what Japanese food tastes like… don’t go lol worst meal I had in my life.. and still can’t believe that it was packed and we had to wait !!!! Don’t let that fool you!! Seriously bad choice
There’s just no excuse… I should have read yelp first. I walked in when I should have known better. The idea of Breakfast Ramen caught my attention – but life is too short for bad noodles. The pork broth was watery and desperately required the chilli oil to bring it some life. The nigiri I had was fine but nothing noteworthy.
Everything was edible, maybe a single star is too harsh – OK I’ll make it 2. It will fill a hole if you’re starving but you will pay for it. It’s not cheap and it’s not excellent. I strongly suspect there are better options in the terminal.
It won’t kill you, but I don’t think it will make you stronger either. Yo! should take a flight to Japan, go experience how it should be and start from scratch.