All Employees Part-time Full-time UK 6 Employee Benefit Reviews Most Commented Generous vacation time was great, and my boss was very understanding about time off in general Paid 30 min break over 6 hr shift. Staff food on the shift. 50% off from the food when dine in on the day off. The 50% off non-working days is a great benefit, also the opportunity for part time to get paid holiday. Despite the company handbook mentioning benefits like sick pay or days in lieu, these would often not be paid out despite eligibility. Bike to work scheme declined on basis that it would be "too much work for the finance department" - quote from Operations Manager. manager bonus scheme is quite unrealistic and target are really hard to achieve Free food but flexibility on times Benefits Summary List based on reports from current and former employees. It may not be complete. Insurance, Health & Wellness Financial & Retirement Family & Parenting Vacation & Time Off Sick Pay (3) Perks & Benefits Employee Discount (2) Professional Support Work at YO!

Share Your Experiences Very Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Neutral ("OK") Satisfied Very Satisfied Add a Salary Add Benefits Add an Interview Add a Salary Add Benefits Add an Interviewichiban sushi menu pdfOur contact centre opening hours over the holiday season are:Monday - Thursday9:00am - 7:30pmFridays9:00am - 7:00pmSaturdays9:00am - 4:30pmSundays10:00am - 4:00pmFriday 2nd December9:00am - 5:00pmSaturday 24th December9:00am - 2:00pm25th - 27th DecemberClosed28th - 29th December9:00am - 5:30pm30th December9:00am - 5:00pm31st DecemberClosed1st - 2nd January 2017Closed Call 0345 640 8000, but don't forget, you can order and book through our website at any time!sushi las condes latadia "Finally got to try this out yesterday! where to buy sushi grade fish in halifax

Its quite a small place and so easy to miss, inside its a very cosy with an open kitchen. First impressions I was a bit biased. .four British looking men stood behind…" "After two years living 15 minutes walk from this restaurant, I regret that my first visit is less than a month before I move. Somehow I had the impression that serving multiple cuisines would dilute the…"Mayfair Equity Partners has confirmed it has acquired the controlling interest of YO! Sushi from Quilvest Private Equity in a deal valuing the 91­-strong business at £81m. Following the deal, Vanessa Hall is to step down as chief executive of YO!, which she originally joined as chief operating officer over two years ago, with current executive chairman Robin Rowland stepping back into the chief executive role he previously held for 14 years.According to BigHospitality's sister publication M&C Allegra Foodservice , as part of the new deal, management led by Rowland will retain a minority shareholding.

During her two years with YO!, Hall oversaw the opening of 20 restaurants, 13 in the UK, four in the US, and four international franchised restaurants.Hall, who joined YO! from Mitchells & Butlers after 20 years with the managed pub operator, said: “With the new owners in place, this is a good time to explore other opportunities in the fast­growing restaurant and dining sector. I have greatly enjoyed my time at the helm of YO! Sushi working with an amazing team of people, helping to establish YO! Sushi as one of the UK’s leading fast casual dining options. I look forward to seeing its growth over the next few years, both in the UK and abroad.”Founded in 1997, YO! currently serves over seven million customers a year via 91 restaurants worldwide: 75 company owned sites across the UK, four company owned in the US and 12 franchised restaurants in international airports and the Gulf.The company said that Mayfair’s investment would provide additional capital to support the business’ further growth in the UK and international markets.

The group has previously spoken of there being potential to operate up to 150 sites in the UK. It recorded strong growth throughout the global financial crisis with net revenues increasing at a compound annual growth rate of 14 per cent since 2008. In its most recent financial year YO! recorded total sales up 7 per cent to £75.8m and EBITDA of £10.06m, up 7.8 per cent on the previous year.Mayfair’s managing partner Daniel Sasaki, said: “In a highly competitive and fast moving segment of the market, YO! Sushi’s innovative approach to casual dining has seen it consistently deliver fantastic eating experiences to a truly global customer base. The management team has built a robust and dynamic company with a fantastic brand. We look forward to truly investing in the business, partnering with the management and supporting them in this exciting phase of the company’s development.”Rowland said: “In Mayfair we’ve found the right partner to support YO! Sushi through its next stage of development.

Sushi offers an accessible, fun and healthy eating out experience no matter when and what the meal occasion. This presents us with significant further growth both in the UK and internationally, and we look forward to working with Daniel and the team to fulfil this potential.”“We completely understand and respect Vanessa’s desire to explore new opportunities outside of YO! Having been with the company since September 2013, Vanessa has made an invaluable contribution to the building of the brand both in the UK and abroad. We thank her for her commitment and wish Vanessa all the best in the future.” FRIDAY BARGAINS: 1/3 off at selected Yo! This voucher can be presented at selected Yo! Sushi restaurants at St. Pancras, High Wycombe and Manchester, and is valid until the end of September. Click here for the voucher.Steve and I are HUGE fans of Sushi and will buy some for lunch a couple of times a week. I hate that we don't have a Sushi bar in Cramlington where I live as M&S Sushi just isn't the same as the real deal (YO!

Sushi if you are reading this - please come to Cramlington! When in Newcastle we will often eat at a Sushi bar and after visiting the new YO! Sushi on Grainger Street during their launch party, I was dying to take Steve. Date nights are few and far between at the minute though so when I received an invite to dine at YO! Sushi, I tentatively asked if I could bring the kids along too. It was a big fat yes and we were told that YO! Sushi was fantastic for kids and they'd be made to feel very welcome. A word of warning - the food is VERY tempting as it passes in front of your eyes and I would set yourself a limit before visiting as it's very easy to get carried away. Every Sunday at YO! Sushi, adults can order 10 plates from the menu or conveyor belt plus enjoy unlimited Miso Soup for just £20 and kids can order 5 plates for just £10. This is an AMAZING deal. Personally, I'm not sure I could manage 10 plates so will be saving this for a time when I have a looooong afternoon free and can stretch the deal out across a couple of hours.