This hidden gem. This place is amazing. The atmosphere is beautiful, relaxing and very zen. The…read morestaff is so so kind. From the moment you walk in you are greeted with such friendly people. The food is amazing. I got the veggie gyoza and the potato croquettes, my partner got the fried chicken. For dessert we tried the mochi. Which is SO refreshing and flavorful. I love this place. My partner is learning Japanese and the hostess was so kind she had a conversation with him in Japanese to test him. We will be back.

The food and the prices are fine; just not the amount of sushi you get. It's normal/comparable to…read morepretty much any stand-alone sushi place, but the rolls are half the size. Once was enough for me.

We have seen this chain in Boston, MA. Now that we have tried it. We can never come back. Just…read moreawful. Corn miso was salty and the ends were mushy. Is there not good corn in the UK??? Edamame had too much salt. We also found two pasta pieces in the bowl. The worst Teriyaki Soba ever.

The hostess and the server were both so nice! I love This place. My partner and I visit whenever…read moreI'm in the country! I'm from the US and I miss this place when I'm home!

The atmosphere here is very appealing. They were quite busy and we didn't have reservations but…read morewere seated promptly in the bar area. We were still able to order off the regular menu. The hostess and server were very professional and attentive. My partner had the spicy chicken teppanyaki and I had the garlic butter salmon. 5/5. Sooo good. The flavors melt in your mouth. Will definitely be back.

Didn't leave until 3 hours after we scheduled a reservation, as the service was EXTREMELY slow. My…read morefriend also got an egg thrown on him. The prices are also outrageous for sub par food.

so I needed a quick pick me up after a ...not so great weekend...so I tapped in sushi into the yelp…read moresearch engine and it brought me here... I would say every Yo Sushi I have been to are all the same...which is a good thing...staff are very attentive...this helps having a button at your table which signals for them to come over...and the menu is plentiful.. I personally love the sashimi ..so I ordered lots of this at once..and grabbed a grey (£5) plate full of different types of salmon ..it is better value of money to get the grey plates because if you order maki, nigri and sashimi it would cost you more than £5... This was washed down with hot sake ( which tastes better heated )..the sake menu is not extensive..offering only two types...but hey what do you expect from a chain... I personally felt quite comfortable having my solo sushi feast,,because I admit when I go for sushi I am not sociable...to talk would give me less time to stuff my face with maki... Overall a very tidy, good atmosphere place to be....you just have to be careful counting the plates as you go along...as Yo sushi is not the most cheapest of places in comparison to such places as Wasabi....and it can be easy to get carried away..

Do NOT waste your money.... I'm sure the workers are…read moretrying their hardest, but the concept is trash. They give you two slices of sushi and charge you 5£ for each dish. When you eat sushi, you want high quality fish with an amount that will fill you up... Since you pull from a conveyor belt they add up quickly. We spent around 100$, on something that wasn't even worth 100$. There are by far better places to choose from for better sushi. Don't be blinded by the "train" style sushi. The selection is awful as well... same thing comes around over and over again... and again. Boring and bland.

With exception to one or maybe two restaurants in the city, you are not going for fine dining when…read moreyou opt for Chinese in Liverpool. Tokyou has therefore gone straight for the juggular of the market with big portions and cheap prices. Now certainly this is not always a winning formula as they are only a few steps away from Eat As Much As You Like Chinese Buffets, but to give Tokyou its due they have got it just right with a selsction of tasty soups and broths and noodle dishes. This has lead to Tokyou being a very popular venue and without a reservation system often creates an irritating wait for seats or worse - going without. However there's a sense of commaraderie - or smugness - for those who manage to make the selection process.

The portions are mahoosive. The price is cheaper than chips. Literally oodles of noodles, the only…read moreproblem is you get so much that it gets kind of boring before you see the bottom of the plate...I challenge you to finish it. (Great for those starved students). The prawn toast and hot and sour soup. Yum. Also, take the tea, it's great! I personally love the window seats, if you want a quick snack on your own undisturbed it's a good shout. However, it's always busy and you have to grapple for seats and make yourself known otherwise you could be hovering about for quite a while (It's kind of like musical chairs...see someone leave...dive in!)

We spent 2 nights in Liverpool, England. We noticed this corner restaurant on our way to the…read moreCavern Club. It was a raining evening. It was packed inside but we got a table outside under the canopy. The waiter was really nice until the shift change then they sort of forgot our lone table outside. We mostly ordered tapa-like appetizers and local beer as usual. Both the food and presentation were excellent. We met a nice local couple next to us and we helped each other took photos. We guess even if locals come to eat, it must be good. We did look in the inside when we used the bathrooms, as usual, the bar is luxurious, like all other pubs in Britain.

A decidedly mixed review. Food was very good, as was the menu. But service was mediocre, and the…read moresound level/noise made the meal less enjoyable.

Americans ordering steak in Liverpool is akin to Japanese ordering sushi in Kansas City - so our…read moreexpectations were not especially high. We asked some locals who had the best steak in town and there was no hesitation, "Miller & Carter". The atmosphere was a touch upscale. They make a point of suggesting "appropriate attire" but there were plenty of people in shorts and sneakers. Service our night was hit and miss. A handful of waitresses tag teamed us. One was very attentive but the other two seemed as if they couldn't be bothered. Some service was prompt and others not so much. We ordered a medium 10 oz filet mignon and a medium rare 12 oz rib eye. Both were just OK, mainly because they were bland. There was just not much flavor, as if they were unseasoned. We went in not anticipating our socks to be blown off and they met our expectations. For 45 pounds we hoped for little more than what we got. We would have loved to take everyone to a Longhorn to experience the joy of a $25 18 oz ribeye bursting with flavor. Oh well - at least we got a break from fish and chips. We're mixed on whether we would go back. Will probably try a less expensive option and see how that pans out.

I last visited this Miller and Carter location in December 2020, my experience was mediocre, they…read morehave improved since then for many reasons, but I still feel they tend to fall short compared to branches in Manchester and Wilmslow, which are actually cheaper than this one. The location in Liverpool city centre is good, being along the Docks, it has nice views of Albert Dock and is in walking distance from the city's attractions. I was told the slight price increase compared to other Miller and Carter branches was just to the increase in costs (rent etc) due to their location, which is a little frustrating but understandable. The interior looks pretty good, there is a large bar area, to go alongside the restaurant area, it has the right mix of a formal place to grab a bite to eat, to a relaxing area too. On my most recent visit, I ordered the Buttermilk Chicken, I was pleased with this as the chicken was well seasoned and cooked well, accompanied by the dauphinoise potatoes and rich chicken gravy, both were very flavoursome and complemented each other very well, making it a meal. I was disappointed they did not have any of the sweetcorn puree, which was listed on the menu. I was even more disappointed that they would serve my dish without this, and they did not even have the decency to tell me they were out of stock, either at the point of ordering or even when presenting the food. I understand, they can run out of stock here and then but it would be nice to have been told about it. Other than the issue with the sweetcorn puree, the staff members working seemed friendly enough, they did not check up on me during the meal though, to ask how everything is or to refill the drinks, and it was hard to get someone's attention when required due to the size of the restaurant. I was not too impressed with my half rack of ribs, which I ordered as a side plate, to split with my friend, I didn't find there to be much meat on them, which for a steakhouse was a let-down. My Long Island iced tea was great, it was a bargain for over £7.50 given the quality and the fact it was very well made, and also looked good too. The food is a little expensive here, but the loyalty scheme is very good, due to having two previous visits and loyalty stamps, I received £10 off my bill this time as it was over £50, after two more visits I will receive £25 off any bill - even better! 3* - Some major issues which disappoint me, but all in all a good experience.

Cheap sushi is an oxymoron but Chop Chop manages to get a good balance between price and quality…read more California roll is £3.60 for 7 reasonably sized pieces. Rice makes the perfect light meal and noodles come a close second. The Teriyaki and Katsu Curry dishes are delicious. I've not tried the bibimbap which I'm guessing is a Korean dish of mixed vegetable, meat and egg. If you are bored of sandwiches and scouse then this is a "fresh healthy tasty" alternative. Chop Chop is open Mon-Fri for lunch and evening meals and cate for outside events and parties. Free local delivery for order over £10 "Enjoy the Chop! Chop! Taste"

Great value, great food, great people. Small shop :) I…read moredidn't see sushi on the menu anymore though, only Korean dishes.