茶有茶的宿命，壺有壺的因果，過客有過客的約定，世界萬物，都有著各自的信仰和使命 過境倫敦機場， 在 第三航廈發現這裡居然有旋轉壽司，當然在這種地方不能要求太多，但是對於離家很久的油脂，非常想念東方彩色的我們，看到雖然是貴鬆鬆的價格，還是給他坐上去了，說實話他們的旋轉壽司全部都是salmon 魚，沒有什麼可選擇的，但是，他們的鮭魚炒飯，還有咖喱飯，還是做得很不錯的，但是員工的服務態度不是太好，尤其了一個印度人，幾乎啥都不會做，叫他也沒什麼反應，真的需要加強員工的服務態度 read more

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Sushi and Yakitori were fine, and the self serve sushi was not absurdly priced for an airport. Service can be a little slow, so definitely use the self serve (priced by the color of the bowl and the quantity) or order from the QR code on the table. * Unlimited free hot green tea!! Fantastic added value* read more

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I didn't even know it was possible to mess up sushi this bad. They managed to significantly undercook the rice rendering my nigiri crunchy and chalky. If I weren't pissed I'd actually be impressed it's like it was prepared by someone who not only has never prepared sushi before, but someone who somehow doesn't even know what sushi is. read more

Yo Sushi - The literal worst sushi in the world. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Gt Lon, XGL

I got the Japanese food to go that was prepared and it was excellent. The fake duck noodles and the dumplings. I would definitely recommend it. read more

While it's airport sushi, it's better than many standalone mid-price sushi places I've gone to. The fish and rice quality was quite high. Lots of variety. The dishes were delicious. The price is about 30% above what it feels like it should cost but you're in an airport and it was so nice to sit down and select (or order via QR code) anything you wanted and have it right away. Staff were very helpful. They were preparing salmon filets right in front of us and we could see the freshness and quality of the fish. Make sure you take a good look at the cost by color of each plate (there's a guide in the menu) but it was thoroughly enjoyable. read more

An efficient conveyor belt sushi (chain store). A tad bit expensive for what it is, but generally good vibe. Service was spotty, not attentive. Often had to flag someone down. The spicy seafood udon is nice though it's tiny (not much noodle in there). More like a small appetizer, not a regularly sized udon. Most of the stuff on the conveyor belt isn't really attractive. Order from their menu. Fruit and salad on the conveyor belt are OK. Salt and pepper calamari is good. read more

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Saw all the cool lights and whole bunch of people here so it must be good right??? Welp we sat down and there was a conveyor belt that bowls of sushi were going by... ya ok that's cool. Hubs wanted spicy udon and i got couple trays of rolls. It was seriously the most overpriced lunch ever. I think i had like 6 pieces is sushi and a little bit of pork and the udon bowl was the smallest bowl I've seen for 28lbs. Plus they charge 1.5lbs just for tap water and it's not a bottle. WTH! I guess one way to stay skinny is to eat smaller bowls. But this is the best I guess we get for airport food. Overall we should have just gotten the to go trays (13lbs for sour 12 pieces) which we got for the plane ride home since i knew we where still hangry. read more

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Yo sushi Yoooooooooo! If you are in an airport abroad while traveling abroad, look for a Yo Sushi! We don't have any in America, at least not that I'm aware of! I wish we did though because it is such an awesome concept. Basically you sit down in seats that are kind of bar style and there is a conveyer belt that is moving around all of the seats and a button to hit for a waiter/waitress to come if you need anything. The items are priced based on color so at the end they add up the amounts associated with the colors and that is the price. My best tip so that you don't have a huge bill is to fill up on the unlimited miso soup first. Which is vegan! Then grab some veggie rolls like the avocado cucumber rolls or some edamame! ( those are all vegan). I've noticed that usually most of the rolls have fish so if you don't see many veggie rolls coming out on the conveyer belt from the employees that are making the rolls, which you can watch. Then just ask the waiter/waitress to have them make it! Lastly, this is a quick stop for any traveler because the food is already made, and all you do is sit, pick form the many options already going around and Then pay! Don't forget! Order unlimited miso soup! You won't regret it! read more

Yo Sushi - Edamame and the conveyor belt - Sushi Bars Near Me - Gt Lon, XGL

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Probably the worst sushi experience of my life. I will admit we were drawn to eat here because of the interesting sushi on the conveyor belts. They just keep circling around and you pick what you want. That being said the quality of the food was TERRIBLE. It was either over salted or just not that fresh. We had the different sushi and some sashimi too. I know england isnt known for its cuisine but that was hideous. I would never eat here again. read more

Yo Sushi - Terrible - Sushi Bars Near Me - Gt Lon, XGL

It was a passable experience, but wouldn't do it again. Service was actually good for my spot (i was dining solo). There was lots of plates on the conveyors, but not much i would actually eat. I was disappointed i couldn't find more. What I did eat was just ok. The saving grace was the Sapporo bomber that I had with the meal. was much needed after a crappy start to the day. read more

Great place to come for inexpensive airport food. I only wish they would open a location in Chicago! I love sushi but ironically I have not had any here. The food I have had is great; especially the chicken yakisoba! read more

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Somehow I have fond memories of Yo Sushi: this was in the late nineties my first encounter with fast food sushi. Before that I only had my fave type of food in more posh settings. However, since the 90's I've had sushi all over the world and discovered that there is quite a bit of variation in sushi quality, even for fast food sushi. The Kaiten (conveyor belt) makes it the ideal airport food, you can eat literally the moment you sit down so you can control how much time you spend on your meal depending on your departure. However, I would strongly advise you to pick some items of their menu - the waiting time is decent and that way you know they are freshly made for you. My fave dish is for sure the salmon and yuzu salsa which is salmon sashimi with a yuzu soy dressing. Yes it is not the best sushi you'll ever have but I think it does what it promises: a quick bite for a decent price (remember that you are in an airport in London!). Considering that there aren't that many decent food options in terminal 2 (read my review of Heston Bulmental's joint) I think Yo Sushi is certainly not to be overlooked to have a pre-flight meal. read more

As many other reviewers have said, sushi isn't something I would typically get at the airport, but I really just wanted something light and filling before getting on my flight, so I went for it. The restaurant was pretty packed, but I was seated quickly. There are a few tables, but it's mostly bar style seating, which was completely fine with me. Everyone seemed to be in their own world - eating and scrolling away on their phones. I did the same. :) I love the concept of the conveyor belt, but I will say that costs do add up quickly without realizing it. Food was just passing by and I was picking it up. Oops. I don't think I ate more than average, however, the bill turned out to be pretty darn high. The food itself was was okay. I had a few things I liked and one that I didn't really care for (salmon and cream cheese roll - I didn't realize there was cream cheese in it until I started eating, so it's a preference issue, not quality). There was nothing that particularly stood out as amazing. Even though this is kind of a self serve type of restaurant, the service was amazing. Everyone was attentive and helpful, and had a big smile on their face. The guest turnaround is pretty quick and the staff does a great job of setting up, attending to a customer, quickly cleaning up, and then seating the next customer. Even though the place was packed, there was never anyone waiting for a long time. I'm not sure if I'll want to have sushi at the airport again, but this spot isn't bad if you're craving it. read more

Not the greatest sushi as the rice is very gummy. I also didn't like how the same options floating by on boats. I'd like more variety. And wow EXPENSIVE! $60 USD for a light lunch with no drinks. read more

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Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Decor & Style: 5/5 For an airport restaurant this place is efficiently designed. Fast service, conveyor belt sushi, and you hit a button when you need a server to come over. Well decorated and modern with an inviting feel. Sushi tastes pretty good as well. Includes other items such as breakfast soups and ramen! Well priced! read more

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Guys I know it's insane to eat sushi at an airport, outside of Japan. But listen, I didn't want a pasta or a sandwich or another fried breakfast (having eaten three such breakfasts in six days). All I wanted was a quick dining experience so that if the airport popo decided to queue me for an additional security check and go through my carry-on prior to boarding, I wouldn't miss my flight. (This didn't happen to your dark brown girlfriend, folks! Like for the first time ever! I love Heathrow Security. They are my boos.) Anyway, let me share a secret with you: at Yo! Sushi one must mitigate expectations. You are not at Nobu. You are not in Kyoto. You are not at a secret 16th floor omasake joint that only has 10 seats. You are in the Queen's Terminal at a delightful, well-designed, brightly-colored airport conveyor-belt Japanese spot (think Blade Runner meets Barbie's Dream House) and you are going to take care your hangries so you don't flip out later during your surprisingly long, against-headwinds flight home. I was flying United. You know what that means: don't eat anything ever unless you're business or 1st in which case you're probs sitting pretty in the executive lounge eating all sorts of gratis delicacies, prior to boarding, without a care in the world. Or you have lots of cares. And lots of smoked salmon to ameliorate your pain points. Anyway. Order light, easy things. I started with edamame. Don't order sashimi. No explanation needed for that one, right? Stick to vegetarian rolls. I got kanpyo and cucumber. If you're famished, order some tofu katsu or some veg noodles from a nice server. There will be a few of them circling about ready to help. Drink a ton of tap water from your Kleen Kanteen (hydrate hydrate hydrate) otherwise still/sparkling water costs £1.30 sterling which is not criminal but why not save that and buy a yummy Crunchie at Boots later, for desert? You know you want to. Yo! Sushi is fun and if you stick to veg and eat sensibly, you can feed yourself in and around a tenner. All of this is very cheerful-making and this is good as you are probably a bit sad that your EU/UK holidays are over. Perhaps get two candy bars at Boots and then, make your way over to the gate, as you wend your way home. read more

I just wrote an impassioned review of the wrong YO sushi at Heathrow. This branch unfortunately for them is the right one. I was mesmerised by the colourful Japanese pop interior so couldn't resist being beckoned inside by the playground like atmosphere. I don't have the energy to masterfully rewrite my previous venomous review...but in a nutshell as a another reviewer also said "what was I thinking?" I mean how bad could this be? I have low expectations. I've lived in Japan, but I've also eaten wretched conveyer belt sushi before, so sure I'm ok with that. Well, let me tell you, I had to drop my expectations way way down to bad, Bad, BAD!!! Yes as previously noted the rice is GUMMY (and this could be easily rectified). It's almost like baby food mush. So since rice is the basis for most Japanese food, if the rice isn't right then the food is awful. The prawn Katsu curry was inedible because of the overcooked rice. The only way to identify the California roll was to get confirmation from my server. And whatever you do don't order the spicy chicken Katsu roll, that was the worst. It was bland and soggy. The highlight was their new Inari tacos. Consisting of fried tofu skin pockets filled with rice, avocado and a ponzu salsa. The fillings did a good job of disguising the awful rice. So note to self: please yelp other options next time you are in transit in Heathrow airport. There are other options, all of them better than YO sushi. My suggestion is that Richard Hodgson the CEO of YO sushi come to this branch and eat a bowl of the mushy sushi rice and let us all know what he thinks. Flashy wondrous interiors only get you so far if the food sucks. read more

I don't usually eat sushi when traveling but I decided to roll the dice and give it a try as I have eaten at Yo-Sushi at the Cambridge location previously. The real novilty here is getting to see little sample sized dishes pass by your table for a quick pick. This perfect if you are a visual person, in a hurry or like making impulse selections. I also like the water taps at the table for refilling an empty glass. All the dishes are added up by colour (color) so watch what you pick or you can rack up a hefty bill at the end. There is table service available with touch of a button if you can't seem to find that one thing tickles your fancy. This sushi is time stamped on top of the bowls to ensure freshness. The sushi is pretty good but I can't say it's awesome. For a family of four expect to pay around 130 pounds for a lunch but keep in mind, it is the airport, and it is sushi. If you don't feel like paying a lot for a bite at the airport, consider buying a sandwich and a water from Boots or WHSmith. read more

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Super tasty, super cute, and super quick. It was exactly what I wanted before my flight. Not the best sushi I've ever had, but it was still very good! read more

This was such a bipolar experience but in the end, the food is the thing and it gets a low rating from me based on that. It is a novelty eating spot in Terminal 2 featuring conveyor belt sushi, still and fizzy water spigots (that you get charged 1.20 GBP for using!) at your bar seat, colorful neon design lights and fiber optic decorative lighting wands that draw you in like a moth to flame. It got my interest in a terminal that otherwise is filled with British pub style food choices and when I first sat down I really found the concept and design to be fun and quirky. Where it gets the downgrade is for the food. The bowls of ramen are very small. I stopped in at 7:45am before a flight and the "Breakfast ramen" that is advertised was not yet ready. I thought this odd since it was prime breakfast time. Yet I was able to order a micro bowl of seafood ramen (which was spicy and salty but suspiciously tasted of instant powder dashi base). The one plate of salmon sashimi I grabbed off the conveyor belt was lukewarm which made me really wonder how long it had been spinning around the place and whether or not I was going to pay for it later with GI distress. Finally, the salmon skin temaki I had was unlike any I have had before. The salmon skin was rubbery and cool suggesting that product is made en mass in advance and held for assembly. The bottom line is that my breakfast was entertaining but the food was mediocre and they like to charge you for everything which adds up quickly. Since this is England, you would think I would have thought this through a bit more and gone for one of the nearby pub kitchens for a full English breakfast instead of falling for the neon-lit sushi trick. Next time I know better. read more

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Excellent selection and service! Great food on the run!

Bad and slow service. We had to wait a few minutes at the cashier along with three other parties to order Take away before anybody even bothered to get someone to man the station. We all know airport food is expensive, and sushi can be expensive, but 13GBP for two *slices* of a roll is a bit excessive. The portion/cost wasn't pretty with other dishes of our order either-- katsu-don came with three slices of pork and a ton of rice, and despite waiting a long time for it to come out, it was luke warm. Would not return again. read more

The waiter thumbnail was in my chicken katsu curry while delivery. This will be my first and last time.

Should be called "NO SUSHI" when a place charge for water and miso soup in a supposed Japanese place ..u know that u shouldn't be eating there.The staff appears like they are working in a sweat shop and cannot even muster a smile..Overpriced and do not get me started on the servers fingers dipping in my plates and the sushi guy not washing his hands!!! read more

Was craving for sushi while waiting for my flight and it was surprisingly good sushi considering that it was pre made. The price wasn't to bad either being at the airport and having sushi at the same time. read more

Probably the worst service I've ever seen. It took almost 30 minutes just for me to get someone to get me a water glass

A fantastic sushi joint in Heathrow terminal. Avoid going there hungry, but do bring an appetite. Friendly staff and whimsical conveyer belt of goodies! read more

Miso was good, staff were friendly and the modern setting was nice. But except for these things, this restaurant is far beyond the expectation i had before entering there. Rice balls are machine made and fish is just fair (no fancier fish than mere salmon and tuna). Overall disappointing compared to the high price. It was overpriced even to the London standard. read more

Somebody please explain why a single traveler like myself can't sit in the table even though the whole place is empty at 7 am? Yep, I asked this girl if I can sit in the table instead of the bar and said "it's only for groups of 3 or more" while the whole place consisted of 1 single diner...at 7 AM! Nobody eats sushi at 7 AM!! Not only that, she made me sit right across this guy like we were on a date (LOL) and I told her I want to sit somewhere else and she then replied with "we're close on the other side". Well duuhhh! The whole place is freakin empty and you wouldn't give me the damn table. I then told her " I'm not sitting across this guy". And this girl, who doesn't seem to get the concept of "personal space" said "alright but we're gonna get busy later on and you might end up sitting with someone else" Like girl, that's not the point. I do not want to sit in front of a stranger when there are empty seats around us. I literally have to fight for a damn seat. Anyway, after that was settled, the food seems basic. Don't get the sushi because they don't look appetizing (to me at least) and instead opt for their plated items --they're cheap and delish. I would've rated this place a 4 star but that girl costs this place that 2 stars. And the whole place was still empty after I left. Bye girl. read more