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    Yuko Kitchen Miracle Mile

    4.3 (2.1k reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    YUKO KITCHEN MIRACLE MILE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for kids

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    Fuyme J.

    First time visitor Street parking and private lot Indoor outdoor dining Uncertain if dog friendly establishment but layout appears it could be but don't quote me :) The plants!!!! And decor! Mermaid. In a green house whimsical setting Sushi / bowls / noodles / small bites / various drinks / baked goods Got there before the rush ! It will get busy 2 gentleman running FOH and orders Place your order (note surcharge for use of cards) and then be provided a number and then find a table and wait to hear over the loud speaker for your name or number Definitely quality without a doubt Summer noodles with udon poach egg with runny yoke chili oil and garlic goodness along with radish for crunch and cucumber for chill factor Edamame as simple as it is plump and cooked perfectly served with a side of salt Water dispenser available and many signs to please buss your own table Definetly recommend for solo group kid friendly spot and the ambiance. Be mindful of space and the peak hours!

    Yuko is at the back of the building, not seen from Wilshire Blvd. Go south on Dunsmuir Ave.
    Chalee T.

    Noon, Thursday, January 29, 2026 My mentor and I walked to Yuko Kitchen for lunch. I'm a first time visitor, never been here as I usually brown bag it for lunch. Upon arrival, it looked really busy with people seated outside. Yuko Kitchen is not a major fast food joint. It's a small kitchy hole in the wall. Super cool vibe when I walked inside to order my meal. I ordered the DIY sushi bowl that included nori to make my own hand rolls. It was a lot of food for sure! I made 6 rolls. The food was delicious. I enjoyed my first visit here. It's a hidden gem off of Dunsmuir Ave just off of Wilshire at the rear of the building.

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    Brandye K.

    Super cute ambience, lots of plants lots of things so many things so many places, a little overwhelming, a little overstimulating. Tables are very close together not a super great flow to the seating.. I would not call this feng shui. I had the teriyaki chicken bowl and it was delightful. Love the way the rice is cooked. Everything was flavorful and good. My friend had the beef curry bowl. It also was quite delicious. Definitely five out of five. We had a shrimp salad roll. It was basic nothing special. We also tried a butter cookie and a strawberry mochi cookie, and they were absolutely terrible, the mochi cookie seemed almost underdone, unless that was the goal, but the grit and the bitter left on your pallet was super unpleasant.. I would go back here to try other bowls.

    Kristine H.

    Stopped by for lunch and immediately loved the vibe. I'm a sucker for a restaurant filled with greenery, and this place delivered plants everywhere, creating such a fresh and inviting atmosphere. The food was good, the portions were generous (come hungry!), and the menu had tons of options to choose from. Service was quick and efficient, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely a solid lunch spot.

    Green Tea Strawberry Chocolate Chip
    Misa O.

    I think this is a reasonably priced spot with 11/10 ambiance! Super great choice for a casual, yet delicious meal. I don't think the vibes give off "Studio Ghibli" like some have been claiming but still gorgeous nonetheless. It has an abundance of plants, fairy lights, and feels very homey. The cookies were moist and the sashimi salad I had was very fresh! Definitely stop by if you're around the area!

    Anush G.

    PERFECT spot to hit before a concert at El Ray. Amazing ambiance with fresh plants everywhere, quick service, and delicious food. Affordable options too + vegan options!

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    Andree A.

    I would have driven right past this little hole in the wall with all the plants outside but I yelped where to eat near the tar pits and this place got great reviews. I am so glad I went in. My meal was terrific! I had a sashimi tuna salad and a milk tea boba. Both were excellent and it was Boba happy hour so my entire check was $25!!! The people are very nice and if you eat inside the patio, the vibe is so chill!!!

    Food and general ambiance

    Super yummy food! The entire place is so aesthetic and full of photo opportunities. It's a bit small with narrow passageways and a bit hard to find seating but has a nice, cute vibe with a lot of Studio Ghibli references and themed elements. At one point, when looking for seating, we sat towards the end on the outside near a very pretty section with many plants, however as soon as we sat down there were so many flies. We ended up moving to the outer area by the front entrance to avoid the flies, but this meant being in the sun :c The food was very good and on the healthier side too! I got the poke salad and it was a very generous portion, wonderful presentation, and tasted good too! Service was great too! My friend asked for recommendations since it was our first time and the employee was very kinda and gave an in depth recommendation. Overall great experience, would definitely go again!

    Jennifer W.

    Place has cool look with tons of plants and fountains. Also lots of choices on the menu. Prices were good for the amount. I enjoyed the food overall, but it wasn't as flavorful as expected. Dessert sample was okay.

    Garlic Shrimp Rice Bowl (top left), Teriyaki Chicken Deluxe Bowl (bottom left), Poke Salad (top right), Spicy Salmon Bowl-Lito
    Victoria G.

    A MUST TRY. Wow. from the service, to the plating, to the flavors, to the ambiance!!! I wish I could give it a 10/10. First, I absolutely LOVE all the plants everywhere, it's a beauty. Prices are reasonable when compared to the portion and quality of food. My whole family devoured their plates/bowls. Next, the presentation is awesome. The chef prepares delicious meals AND plates the food aesthetically. So colorful!! Honestly, I trust that you can get anything on the menu and be VERY satisfied. I wish this place was closer to my hometown in OC, but I would go out of my way to go back here!!

    Yih R.

    What a cute place in LA. The portion is huge, the dishes are flavorful, and the place is cute. I liked everything about this place. I would definitely come back and try other stuff. They also have some vegan options too. People here are quick to respond. I high recommend.

    Shrimp bowl
    Scarlett H.

    Still a great place compared to the fast food options in the area. Prices have gone up, like many other places, however. But considering it's self service and you are not obligated to pay any tips, coming here will automatically save you 15- 20%! So yes, I still high recommend this place!

    Sam S.

    The food here was delicious, and the restaurant operates on a 90% self-service model. You can choose your own seat from the available options. Additionally, they offer a 3.5% discount if you pay with a card.

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    Ask the Community - Yuko Kitchen Miracle Mile

    Do I have to make reservations?

    I didn’t!

    Is there any vegan option?

    Yes. They also have their menu on their website for both locations.… 

    Would Yuko Kitchen be able to seat a party of 5 or 6?

    This is a small establishment. I don't recommend this restaurant for larger groups. There is some seating outside that may accommodate if it's available. Inside is not going to seat a large party.

    Is the tofu option organic or non GMO?

    Is the food made with all organic ingredients?

    For the most part, yes. You could try calling the restaurant to confirm

    Are the cookies dairy free?

    Not all of them but they do have some that are vegan.

    Are any of the locations dog-friendly?

    Yes, mid- Wilshire location definitely dog friendly. Not sure about the downtown though!

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