Sushi School:  {{selectedBranch.sushiSchool || 'Not available at this branch'}} Mini Ninja Sushi School:  {{selectedBranch.miniNinjaSushiSchool || What would you like to book?* Become a sushi master with one of our Sushi School classes.Learn how to cook Japanese rice, watch a fish cutting demo, learn how to make different types of sushi including maki, mini iso and hand rolls.Book your place for only £30 per person or £50 for two people. Mini Ninja Sushi School Kids can try our 1 hour Mini Ninja Sushi School class.The class will teach kids how to make maki, nigiri and gunkans. Hands-on and healthy fun for just £10!Suitable for kids aged 6-10 years old. Sorry, no results found within 10 miles of your search.The most read magazine in the UAE. Lively, intelligent and thought-provoking.FridayThe most read magazine in the UAE. Focused reports on events, business and lifestyle. In depth, insightful, influential.GN FocusFocused reports on events, business and lifestyle.

An inspiring home interiors magazine showcasing the best interior design.The No. 1 source for entertainment, lifestyle & fashion in the UAE.tabloid!The No. 1 source for entertainment, lifestyle & fashion in the UAE.Weekend ReviewIn-depth look at issues behind the news, with sections on people, books and art. Nothing really exciting beside food running on the belt. Service is very poor and no one smile at all I have ordered California roll and salmon sashimi. jiro dreams of sushi dnCalifornia rolls barely had avocado anything else as you see in the picture and the sashimis were very small. sushi en madrid chuecaAlso tge food came warm!sushi conveyor belt in london The name must be changed, the sushi rolls they are serving are horrible. sushi en madrid chueca

The smell of the salmon is very bad! It should not be called sushi, for sure if they have tried the proper sushi they would have shut down their restaurant! I barely had 2 plates then asked for the bill and had our dinner at another restaurant.... I lived in London several years and use to go to yo sushi all the time and loved it!!! In Dubai it's unfortunately not the same experience... the selection of plates circulating is limited and in one of the branches (Ibn batuta) there were so many flies flying around my food that I decided to ask for the bill after... There are certain places that are close to your heart in a city and every time you walk past them, you are flooded with memories of good times spent there. For me, that includes all the good food eaten there. Sushi, is one of those places to me. As opposed to your general supposition it is not an American... My comments is not for this branch but for The Mall of the Emirates! I am a big fan of Yo Sushi as i generally have a positive experience when I eat in any of their outlets.

However recent visit to the MOE branch was disastrous. We've waited about 20 minutes for Miso soup to arrive, the dishes we've ordered...Sushi wasn't a good sushi place after trying it several times, but recently they changed their food quality (as I believe) and turned it to a popular and truly quality Sushi restaurant. Now I eat there twice a week, the service and food are good. A bit expensive but its affordable during Blue Mondays! I heard a lot about this place. I enjoyed the food coming by on the automated belt and selecting lunch in that manner , the rest of the experience was so -so. Food less than average and service not too good. Sushi belt and ala carte order for warm dishes. Found it good value for money. outstanding service, sushi was nice and fresh. wish they had wifi for guests as their neighbors. Another fabulous lunch at another fabulous Yo! Great food, great service, great price. Particularly loved the Salmon & Yuzu Tartar but did miss my usual custard doriyaki.

Sushi is a company that owns, operates, and franchises conveyor belt sushi restaurants, principally in the United Kingdom, Ireland, United States, Europe and the Middle East.Sushi in Bluewater Shopping CentreSushi in Paddington station, LondonSushi was founded in 1997 by British entrepreneur Simon Woodroffe.[2] The current owner is Mayfair Equity Partners and members of the YO! Sushi Senior Management team.Sushi opened its first restaurant in Soho, London in January 1997.[3] A second restaurant followed opening in Harvey Nichols. In 2000, Robin Rowland became CEO and in 2002 YO! Sushi opened their first restaurant outside London, in Manchester's Selfridges. By 2003, the company had 12 restaurants open, and the first franchise opened in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Two new franchises opened in 2007 - one in Dublin, the other in Moscow. In 2010, they opened their 50th company-owned restaurant in Market Place, London. In 2008, they became the first catering group to adopt the Food Standards Agency's traffic light colour-coding system, which allows customers to see nutritional information about the food they are eating.

[4] From 1 September 2009, the YO! Sushi in Whiteley's Shopping Centre launched its takeaway and delivery services, allowing customers to go into the restaurant and order their food or order online to get food delivered to their homes. The restaurant continued to grow globally with the expansion to the USA in 2015, opening their conveyor belts in New Jersey, New York and Florida.Sushi specialises in delivering sushi to customers using the Japanese style 'kaiten' conveyor belt method. In each restaurant various sushi dishes and other Japanese cooked foods are prepared in a theater-style kitchen in plain view of customers and then set on the thin conveyor belt. The belt carries food around the restaurant in a circuit, allowing diners to pick any dish from the belt. In order to indicate freshness, a label is applied to the lid of the dish to indicate when the dish must be consumed by. The restaurants are mostly based in the United Kingdom with the majority in London.[7] Restaurants have also been opened in the Middle East in Dubai,[8] Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait, with others in other countries such as Russia and Ireland.

In the United States, YO! Sushi has opened 5 restaurants: There is a YO! Sushi located at the Westfield Garden State Plaza shopping mall in Paramus, New Jersey, which is close to New York City. The location opened in May 2015.[9] There is also another US location in Sarasota, Florida. Then three more locations opened in Tampa, Florida, Short Hills, New Jersey at The Mall at Short Hills, and Woodbury Commons mall in Central Valley, New York. The company's headquarters is on Farringdon Road, London, UK. The restaurant runs a master class called Sushi School [10] in its restaurants.Sushi is the winner of the Best Vegan Curry category for its Tofu Katsu Curry at the PETA Vegan Food Awards 2015. In November 2015 the chain received a rating of 4 out of 5 for the sustainability of its seafood, among the highest ratings of all restaurants surveyed.Sushi adopts traffic light labeling / Eat Out MagazineSushi launches takeaway service / Eat Out MagazineSushi opens first outlet in Dubai / Ameinfo