13 years since i did my first review of Sumo. It has not dissapointed at any point during those 13…read moreyears. A real gem of a Sushi bar. Plently of alternatives if not everyone in your family has a craving for sushi. I left tonight having enjoyed another tasty meal not to mention a warm sake.

Service was very friendly. Food was pretty good, huge portion of miso soup! Nice that they had…read moreoutdoor seating.

Hole in the wall restaurant that worth the journey. You have to brave the advocates close and…read moremanoeuvres down perilous cobble stones but if you make it there is a treasure trove of fresh delicious sushi, sashimi and tempura. Not sure if it's BYO so enquire before. The wine list is expensive and I did notice a £900 bottle of sake..go for the food.

That's us just nipped into the city for a wee bite and to visit some shops. Here on holiday from…read moreAmerica, I always struggle to find healthy, light food in Scotland. When I suggested sushi for lunch, I was surprised to find such a cozy, peaceful lunch spot. We were fretted upon arrival and sat with menus. Our server was very friendly and accommodating. My husband ordered the Seared Tuna with a miso dressing that he loved and the Tokyo Roll. The roll was quite large and hard to eat but very tasty (he is new to sushi). I ordered the Hamachi Nigiri- melt in your mouth delightfulness and the Soba noodles. Such a light, fresh meal! Today is Tuesday so it wasn't very crowded and it was a perfect lunch!

You can pass by this place in Edinburgh and literally never know it exists…read more If anything gets full marks, it's the decor. First off, you walk down these stairs from the street to get to it. When you enter the restaurant, the decor definitely is the first thing you notice. Very traditional Japanese decor all around. I've been to many Japanese restaurants in the states and majority are not nearly decked out as this place. Food and service is solid too. The only reason I couldn't rate it any higher is because the food tastes like "a normal" spot I've had before. The Katsu was cooked perfectly but the curry just seemed only a little above average. The Tonkotsu Ramen also didn't have as much flavor as I was hoping. I'm not trying to say any of the food is bad. Not even saying it's mid. It's just the flavors really didn't do anything to blow the socks off my taste buds and that's my fault. I'm spoiled because I live in the Bay Area of California where I have an abundance of Japanese restaurants to choose from. I also went to Japan for the first time this year so again, I've been fortunate enough to be able try a lot of different places. Don't get it twisted though. I highly recommend Kenji Sushi. If I lived in Edinburgh I'd probably be coming here a lot. Especially if I had never had Japanese food before. I think it's amazing that the city has diverse food options like this that are actually good. It helps that it looks fancy inside too. Kenji would be a great place to take someone on a date.

BEWARE!!! 1. This restaurant is not at this location. Look…read morethem up on google maps, it is just up the street. 2. Make a reservation. Very busy around dinner time. Very good food. You can tell that the fish is fresh. The place is very cozy and surprisingly quiet. Would recommend!

Are we talking Kobe Bryant, no, Kobee steakhouse in Dundee, Scotland…read more They could both be used in the same sentence, as both are outstanding at what they do. My son and I realized that Angus beef was a product of Angus Scotland, so we felt the need to indulge in a great Angus Steak. After asking around, most suggested we try the Kobee steakhouse...we're glad we did. The restaurant has 30+ tables and has hreat street views across the entire dining area. The menu, has several steak options, that can be combined with other proteins. We opted for the ribeye and chicken, and filet and prawns. My Sapporo beer arrived, which was cold and always tasty...then our food arrived. The steaks were grilled perfectly, with very little fat on the ribeye, and the filet had great flavor. Adding the fried rice and hint of teriyaki, this meal was the capper, to a great week of golfing and exploring in Scotland. If you're looking for a nice dinner...go for a slam dunk, and give Kobe a try...

Many choices for burgers. It was good. Id come back. The caramelized onions weren't cooked as…read moremuch as needed. Skip them next time. Good place.

This evening we had a party of 6 adults and 2 children. One of our adults was celebrating his…read morebirthday and since it was our first time in Glasgow we went to Yelp to help find a good place to eat. We stumbled upon this location after looking for a place near our AirBnB for some Sushi. We tried to reserve a table online via their website but it didn't work. So we decided to instead walk a mile to their restaurant to see if we could get a table - or even sit outside if we had to - knowing there would probably be a bit of a wait. When we got there I entered the restaurant with my son who is 3 in a stroller and immediately was greeted by a Redheaded woman who smiled at me like I had 3 heads. I then asked kindly for their availability and explained my situation and the woman scoffed at me - as if I was stupid to even ask the question - to which she then turned her iPad around and showed a list of Reservations. I actually managed to point to my reservation that via the website had not seemed to schedule correctly - to which she aggressively said "well there's nothing we can do'. Right as I turned to leave the restaurant the rest of my party trickles in and asks if we can eat outside - One of the kind waitresses said "sure" to which she set us up outside. We ordered 3 bottles of Sake and they were £24 for 300ml bottles. We had hoped that they might be worth the price but unfortunately they weren't much better than what you can get from a CoOp with a liquor license. The Shrimp Ramen was fantastic and the sushi tasted great but was really overpriced for the quantity which they give you. Overall I totally get the lack of vacancy for a popular spot - but being scoffed at as you gently inquire about availability was really off putting. Even eating there despite it was difficult - and the alcohol/sushi being overpriced. Would not recommend. The sushi quality and the waitresses efforts are the only reason it's not 1/5.

Service is pretty poor. I hasten to add not the fault of the waitress but the cooks. I found myself…read moresitting waiting for my meal whilst my companion was eating away. It's a fairly basic rule that meals should be served to everyone at the same time. As for the food itself it was enjoyable but nowhere near the tastiness of the better restaurants in Glasgow.

Okay coming from an American perspective where most airport food is absolutely dreadful, I was…read morereally impressed that they have a conveyor belt sushi bar inside the Edinburgh Airport! We seriously need to get our sh*t together in the USA. This was great to have before my flight to Ireland. While Yo! Sushi may not be the highest quality sushi in the history of sushi bars, its pretty good quality for an airport. I love the concept of being able to pick out what you want from the coloring book-esqe menu with pictures and wait for the plate to come around. Also they offer made to order handrolls and other dishes from the kitchen. Service here was excellent! My server was very attentive and explained how the ordering and menu worked to me since I was a first timer. The bar seeting was a cool concept, with each person having a personal call button like on an airplane! I guess I am easily amused? This place gives off fun and trendy vibes!

This is a highly positive 3 stars…read more Let's be honest: it's better than a sandwich (yawn, over them) and way healthier than a burger but is still satisfying and quick. It's a sushi train that goes around in mesmerising sushi circles so you can pick the sushi you so desire when it's in front of you. If you're impatient, or need hot food: just order it. Perfect airport nourishment. It's more expensive than two slices of bread + filling but it's semi fun (maybe) and a but more exciting (maybe). All the flavours are there, dishes have nice splashes of green, orange and whatever other colours vegetables are. They have lots of 'safe' options for new Japanese eaters and many sashimi plates. Sashimi/sushi combos and things along those lines. The cold stuff, especially the sushi, is pretty good and the hot stuff has a nice garlic hit to potentially remind your plane neighbour that they had a sandwich and you had something better. Sometimes the dumpling are a little on the 'done' side but they still have maxi flavour. Best value is the small veg dumpling ramen. Filling, hot, under £5, but not a whole meal. Allow enough time to pay the bill because this could take just as much time as the meal itself.

Superb food and service. A hidden gem. Good tunes, great…read morestaff and very good value for money. It's casual but worth it.

Good sushi. Service was excellent Draft beer is available…read more Outside and inside seating.

So glad this has opened up at Braehead to break the 'fast food' dominance, previously it was hard…read moreto find something healthy and I always ended up at the baked potato place. It's Yo Sushi, same menu, same rotating belt that carries food to you, same prices, some coloured plates, etc etc. In general I like Yo Sushi though, they may not appeal to the purists, they are a little on the pricey side, but the food is always fresh and tasty, and the do keep the menu updating on a fairly regular basis so there is new things to try every few months. For the sushi lovers amongst us, this now means we can shop here without having to suffer another McDs or KFC! :)

This venue feels a little claustrophobic, I tend to frequent the silverburn one for its open…read morefeeling, not enough booth tables either. The food is as you expect however tasty and freshly made. Still as sushi goes it's overpriced ... But that's everywhere for sushi not just yo sushi

Do you have any allergies? Those words were the commonality while we were dining in the UK during…read moreour 2025 autumn holiday. After we were done saying none, we were seated by in a table for two with hearing proximity of our neighboring tables. Yes, this was another intimately spaced restaurant in Europe. Hungry for something warm and hearty, we picked this simply named Edinburgh eatery. Garlic Tonkotsu ramen and Takoyaki were our shared plates that evening. Portions were decent while the taste was agreeable to our Japanese cuisine preconceptions. I got finally got to taste Scotland's Irn-Bru softdrink which oddly tasted like a bubblegum cream soda.

Recommended during my first visit to Scotland. The ramen was good and service was good. I would…read morerecommend. Good place for friends and a date. Family friendly and welcoming. My spouse and I started eating and for got to take photos. lol

This review is for a visit last October, so it's a bit old. I was very impressed with this…read morerestaurant though. I was happy for the warm Ramen on a cold, drizzly day. I was excited to finally find raw tuna since almost every UK sushi bar only has salmon. The food was delicious and the staff was very nice. The place was small and cozy.

From the owner: Providing a wide range of Japanese staple dishes from the most popular street foods to the most…read moredelicious high quality meals, Japan Street Food is giving you the most unique experience around all Paisley! Our ingredients are always fresh and picked accurately for the best quality and taste! We enjoy providing new flavours and sensations with the same Scottish products and hope everyone going to share this joy with us!