I’ve been back in England about a week and have been having some real pangs of “homesickness” for Japan, and cravings for Japanese food. Today, April 29th, was a day when most people in England were making the most of an extra day off work and celebrating the royal wedding.  I and my mum were attending a Royal Wedding Street Party in Portsmouth‘s Gunwharf Quays, but before that we decided to stop for some sushi… Good sushi is hard to find in England (unless you go to an expensive, Japanese run sushi shop in the heart of London, so our options were limited. But England has a chain of “kaiten-zushi” (conveyor belt sushi) restaurants called Yo! Sushi and luckily there happens to be one at Gunwharf Quays. The sushi there is… well, it’s not really on a par with Japanese sushi, but it was still just what the doctor ordered today! 😉 The food is definitely not bad, but if you’ve ever had real Japanese sushi you might find Yo! Sushi’s offerings to be a little harder and less fresh than the average Japanese fare.

ushi has a slightly annoying (and expensive) system, whereby different coloured plates are different prices. The prices are odd amounts and hard to remember, so it can add up quickly if you’re not careful. Prices range from a green plate which is £1.70 (edamame, avocado maki…) to a grey plate which is £5.00 (soft shell crab tempura, salmon selection…). Ymagic sushi game play onlineou can also get quite a large range of hot food by pressing your buzzer to call over a server (pressing your buzzer is fun – a little pre-recorded voice shouts out “hai!hai!” and if you don’t turn it off it continues with other phrases such as “sumimasen” and “moshi moshi”). Tsouth park city sushi watch onlinehe whole menu can be viewed here online. delivery food pizza sofia

ushi had a special royal wedding dish. For £2.50 you could get a smoked salmon, cream cheese and cucumber “Royal Roll” (temaki sushi) and keep the plate. The plates were really quite cute, and the proceeds went to the charity Help for Heroes, so I had to get one: can you store sushi rice overnight To be honest, compared to the likes of Kappa-Sushi in Japan where every regular plate is only ￥105 (about £0.77), Yo! Ssushi san francisco civic centerushi is a bit of a rip off. Ybuy sushi bento boxou even have to pay for green tea and water! Bmagic sushi play onlineut, it’s the closest thing I’m going to get to Japan for the time being, and it did make me incredibly happy to go there today. W

hen I sat down and watched the sushi dancing around in its little circle I felt like I was at home… …that is, until I looked up and realised there wasn’t a single Japanese person in the place! 😉 I’ve decided to be greedy and enter Show Me Japan twice this week. Don’t forget to check out the other entries!Founded in 1997, YO! Sushi was the first to bring the concept of a Japanese ‘kaiten’ sushi bar that delivered food via a conveyor belt to the UK. To this day, YO! Sushi’s dishes are freshly prepared in our restaurants daily. Serving up Japanese inspired food in style on the restaurant’s iconic ‘kaiten’ conveyor belt, diners will be able to choose from 80 delicious hot and cold dishes including soups, rice or noodle-based dishes, salads, tempura and desserts. Customers who may not be familiar with traditional sushi dishes can enjoy a wide variety of 30 hot classics including our best-selling Chicken Katsu Curry, Pumpkin Korroke and Yakisoba noodles. Offers From This Brand

/offers/student and you can receive 25% offWASHINGTON -- Many things move around Union Station including trains, commuters and shoppers. Now, sushi is on the move, too. The British chain YO! Sushi opened up its first U.S. outpost in Union Station's West Hall on Wednesday, adjacent to Potbelly, Chipotle and Chop't. s brand is all about fresh, fast and fun. The food, mostly sushi but enough vegetarian options to make it friendly for all palates, is prepared in the middle of the restaurant, visible to diners. As dishes are finished, they're placed on a conveyor belt that loops around the space. You don't have to worry about anything sitting for too long. Seated and standing patrons pick the bowls they desire. The color-coded rims determine the price. Patrons can be in and out within five minutes or sit in one of the four booths for an hour. The length of lunch time is dependent on you alone. The space is ideal for the traveler that wants a quick bite and enjoys music that could score car commercials aimed at the 25-45 year old set.

Bright, inviting lighting structures give the place a futuristic for the early 2000s vibe. The Asahi beer and Hakushika Ginjou Nama cold sake aren't too shabby. While the concept of sushi on a conveyor belt in D.C. isn't new -- there's Sushi Go Round & Tapas in Chinatown -- the location of YO! Sushi may be its best feature. Located in an area of Union Station that has good Red Line access, it's quick and easy for both locals headed home and Amtrak, MARC or VRE passengers with time to kill.Sushi will be open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. Its menu, schedule and online ordering can be found on their site. Click below for a first look of D.C.'s newest sushi option. Washington D.C. Travel Sushi DC DC Restaurants Dc Around Town Conveyor Belt Sushi4 Highcross Lane, Leicester, LE1 4SD Open from 12:00 to 23:00 Monday to Saturday, and 12:00 to 22:00 on Sunday. Last orders 30 minutes before closing time. Featuring white globular light shades and bright orange ornaments throughout, YO!

Sushi – Highcross Leicester is a fun and informal restaurant serving sumptuous sushi dishes. Boasting iconic, vibrant design and a lively atmosphere, diners at YO! Sushi can order via an airline-style call button or pick any colour coded dish from the fun conveyor belt. There is also a varied selection of Japanese beer, sake, wine and soft drinks. With a large range of delicious hot and cold dishes, the Japanese-inspired YO! Sushi menu features sashimi, rice, noodles or soups, and signature dishes include crispy Japanese pumpkin korroke, duck gyoza dumplings or tempura soft shell crab. Classic sushi dishes include the salmon dragon roll with avocado or hand roll, maki and nigiri. From the dessert list, there is fresh fruit or green tea mochi ice cream amongst other choices.Sushi – Highcross Leicester is close to 4 Highcross Lane, Leicester, LE1 4SD See all restaurants in Leicester See all restaurants in Highcross Shopping Centre Customer reviews for YO!

Sushi - Highcross Leicester Great food, friendly staff & all round lovely experience! Only suggestion - better highchairs with trays as not possible to pull up to the tables meaning wrestling small children at the table! We dined around 6pm on a weekday. Having prebooked the table, it was good to see that our table was reserved but the table was too small to accommodate 6 people comfortably, particularly once food had been consumed as the dishes took up all the space. We had to wait a long time for the conveyor to fill up as it was pretty bare for around 20-30 mins. Other than that, the staff were pleasant and food was good. Unfortunately, you can't book YO! Sushi - Highcross Leicester online on this site Deals direct to your inbox! Hear about our top offers first & book the best tables Where do you normally eat? Great deals coming your way soon Marco's New York Italian by Marco Pierre White, Leicester Las Iguanas - Leicester Windows on New Walk at The Belmont Hotel