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I'd like to receive updates from yo sushi's blog Yup, I agree to the small print Allergens see all allergensChoose plates from the belt or order FROM THE MENU. seven colours, seven prices.WHEN YOU’RE DONE We’ll count THE plates TO WORK OUT YOUR BILL. See your dish prices Croydon House of Fraser Reading House of Fraser Southbank Centre Festival Hall To see our full drinks menu, click here START YOUR DAY THE YO! WAYChoose from our tasty hot and cold dishes including a YO! Full English Breakfast, Breakfast Ramen and our delicious range of toasted and steamed buns! Fancy a lighter option? We've also got fresh fruit, yogurt and granola as well as our classic Custard Dorayaki... Plus, you get a FREE Coffee or Miso Soup with aFull English Breakfast & Kedgeree!Breakfast is served at: Heathrow T2 & T3 and Gatwick: Everyday from 6am until 10amSushi becomes YO!, with new branding by Paul Belford Ltd Paul Belford Ltd has rebranded YO!

Sushi, dropping the ‘Sushi’ from its logo and introducing a new typeface and graphic patterns inspired by Tokyo iconographywill appear alongside Kanji script on fascias The rebrand is the first time YO! Sushi has made a significant change to its logo since it launched in 1997. (It was founded by British businessman Simon Woodroffe and was the first to bring Japanese ‘kaiten’ conveyor belt-style eating to the UK). jiro dreams of sushi restaurant priceThe company’s official name is still YO! sushi club delivery puerto maderoSushi, but the word has been removed from its logo, and the word YO! sushi online bestellen wuppertal

will now appear alongside Kanji script on signage and fascias. Martin Brown, creative director at Paul Belford Ltd, says: “We felt that whilst the atmosphere and dining experience at a YO! restaurant continues to have a unique energy and buzz, the logo should also better reflect the high quality healthy food on offer. jiro dreams of sushi 720p btThis led to a simplified, slightly gentler mark with a Japanese influence.”youda sushi online game An extensive brand book includes graphics inspired by Tokyo iconography: there are patterns based on road systems and the city’s famous Shibuya crossing as well as artwork from Tokyo-based illustrators. sushi tei bandung lokasiThe rebrand also introduces a new typeface – Aktiv Grotesk – and photography guidelines.midori sushi order online

In addition, Paul Belford Ltd has designed new menu covers, chopstick packaging, signage and noren curtain graphics for restaurants. The branding is being rolled out by YO!’s in-house design team and will start to appear in refits and new restaurants from this month. The rebrand coincides with YO!’s expansion into the US, Europe and the Middle East. It now has several restaurants in the US and UAE as well as one in Saudi Arabia, two in Norway and one in Denmark. It replaces a graphic system designed by &Smith earlier this year – in April, YO! Sushi unveiled new staff uniforms, wall graphics, menu designs and A-Boards which featured black-and-white patterns and illustrations based loosely on anime and manga art. &Smith told us the  graphics aimed to reposition YO! Sushi as offering a true taste of modern Tokyo – newspaper-style menus introduced Kanji script and featured articles on Tokyo music and culture.did not confirm why it has rebranded so soon after rolling out &Smith’s graphics, but the new identity places much more emphasis on healthy eating.

A new strapline reads: “Live Fast. It also has a more upmarket feel: photography guidelines state images should always be “beautifully styled and lit” while Kanji newsprint and two-and-three colour graphic patterns look bold and stylish. Cheerful illustrations of octopus, fish and sushi creatures add a fun and light-hearted touch, while patterns and Kanji script provide the brand with a rich visual toolkit based on Japan’s visual culture. “The Tokyo influence is of course very deliberate. The brand is designed to reflect the frenetic Tokyo lifestyle and also reference the healthy menu of over 100 dishes inspired by Japanese street food and sushi,” says executive creative director Paul Belford.Festival - 48 fresh favourites for £2.80 each. Opening Times: Monday - Saturday: 11.30am - 10pm Sunday: 12pm - 9pm Please note that last orders are 30 mins before closing. Sign up to our Love Club for more news, events and offers!and over 2 million other books are available for .

FREE Delivery in the UK. Order within and choose at checkout. YO Sushi: The Japanese Cookbook Dispatched from and sold by Amazon. FREE Delivery in the UK. DetailsThe Wagamama Cookbook FREE Delivery in the UK. DetailsWagamama: Ways With Noodles FREE Delivery in the UK. Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Start reading YO Sushi: The Japanese Cookbook on your Kindle in under a minute. Don't have a Kindle? Get your Kindle here, or download a FREE . Publisher: Collins (3 Sept. 2007) 20.3 x 1.8 x 25.4 cm 14,008 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) in Books > Food & Drink > Fish & Seafood in Books > Food & Drink > National & International Cookery > Other Asian Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?

It's surprising to realise just how thoroughly sushi -- the Japanese art of fish-based cuisine -- has colonised the more sophisticated areas of Great Britain (and some not so sophisticated). What was once considered exotic fare is now something that many of us are addicted to. And the reasons aren’t difficult to understand -- apart from the absolutely delicious nature of the food itself, it's the undisputed healthy aspects of sushi that allows us to enjoy the food without feeling in the slightest guilty. A great part of the revolution in food bought about by sushi in this country is undoubtedly due to the remarkable success of the YO! Sushi chain of restaurants, and YO! Sushi: The Japanese Cookbook by Kimiko Barber is both the bible of this new/old cuisine, as well as an inspirational primer for those wishing to try their hand at preparing sushi themselves. Sushi is, of course, not the most straightforward of food to prepare at home (in contrast to the speedy nature with which we are served it in YO!

Sushi restaurants), but Barber, in straightforward, well-illustrated instructions gives us the most comprehensible of directions. From slicing fish for sashimi and sushi to making hand rolls (the latter, of course, being one of the key ingredients in sushi cuisine), up to preparing such exotic dishes as Okononiyaki (a savoury Japanese pancake) and the delicious fried dumplings filled with minced vegetables called Gyoza: it's all here, laid out in the most straightforward fashion. There are, of course, those tempting deserts which slide by us on the conveyor belts that are so intrinsic a part of the YO! Sushi restaurants, and there will be quite a few people -- inspired by visits to the restaurants -- who will be checking to see if this still exotic cuisine is within their own culinary range. ‘It is so well conceived that it will take you from novice to samurai in just a few mouth-watering steps.’ The Sunday Business Post See all Product Description Sushi: Easy recipes for making sushi at home

Sushi at Home: The Beginner's Guide to Perfect, Simple Sushi See all 63 customer reviews Mrs. V. J. Knowles See all 63 customer reviews (newest first) on Amazon.co.uk It was a Christmas present for my daughter. It was a gift for my great nephew - he loved it. He was into cooking sushi after a holiday in Japan. Made a few recipes from this book last week and they tasted lovely! Very easy to follow with pictures of what your dish should look like and very impressive food at the end - it... Good quality, almost new. I love sushi, and I have never tried making my own sushi before, so I bought this book to give it a try. It is definitely worth doing. Its a bit of a fiddle but worth the effort. Arrived on time, some fab recipes was a great pressie I bought this on the kindle having visited Yo Sushi with a friend, hoping we could make the recipes we'd eaten together. Bought this as a gift for someone who wanted to learn sushi making. Lots of goo recipes and easy to follow instructions