Yo! Sushi Visit
LQ and I enjoy sushi very much; we've eaten at Yo! Sushi a couple of times, once whilst shopping for a blouse for her and again after we watched King Kong (where I had to cover the poor dear's eyes to save her from the insects) at another branch conviniently next door to the cinema. Pictures were from the first outing, taken with 50mm 1.8 for the lovely depth of field.
Part of the long procession of sushi on the conveyor belt. As always, just take what you like and return anything you don't fancy, provided its still sanitary (comes very useful when finding the perfect portion of sashimi, I tell you).
Free flow of water/ tea costs £1, and free flow of miso soup goes for £1.50. Warning: The little dishes for you to put on the horseradish (wasabi) and the soy sauce are usually dirty. You might need to pick through the whole stack and wipe them clean before using.
Delicious fatty bits of raw Scottish salmon, sake sashimi. £3 for the plate (colour coded).
How could a Japanese meal be complete without eel, unagi?
And of course, the sinfully delicious and radioactive looking salmon eggs, ikura.
This is dragon maki, a pressed roll made with deep fried tempura soft shell crabs. It was okay, but the chilli dip thingy it came with was piss.
The problem with places like this is that it is easy to ring up a very high bill (most of the decent & delicious food already costs between £3-£5 per plate) so you can imagine how quickly a decent meal of 6-7 plates add up quickly!
p.s. Yo! Sushi is having a promotion! 10 plates of sushi per person for half price! Except for Selfridges/ Harvey Nichols outlets.
Part of the long procession of sushi on the conveyor belt. As always, just take what you like and return anything you don't fancy, provided its still sanitary (comes very useful when finding the perfect portion of sashimi, I tell you).
Free flow of water/ tea costs £1, and free flow of miso soup goes for £1.50. Warning: The little dishes for you to put on the horseradish (wasabi) and the soy sauce are usually dirty. You might need to pick through the whole stack and wipe them clean before using.
Delicious fatty bits of raw Scottish salmon, sake sashimi. £3 for the plate (colour coded).
How could a Japanese meal be complete without eel, unagi?
And of course, the sinfully delicious and radioactive looking salmon eggs, ikura.
This is dragon maki, a pressed roll made with deep fried tempura soft shell crabs. It was okay, but the chilli dip thingy it came with was piss.
The problem with places like this is that it is easy to ring up a very high bill (most of the decent & delicious food already costs between £3-£5 per plate) so you can imagine how quickly a decent meal of 6-7 plates add up quickly!
p.s. Yo! Sushi is having a promotion! 10 plates of sushi per person for half price! Except for Selfridges/ Harvey Nichols outlets.
5 Comments:
It's 243am in the morning, hate reading this post! hahaha... nice pics, especially the 1st 1. Though blur, but i like the twinkling light reflection.
*from pps
Posted by kampungkai
By Kampungkai, at Saturday, January 07, 2006 6:45:00 pm
kampungkai: time to run out to the mamak stall then ;)
Yeah, I had purposely set the manual focus of my camera to infinity to blur everything for the first picture :)
By elb, at Saturday, January 07, 2006 6:53:00 pm
that place was advertised on discovery travel n adventure, one of the shows on fast food. cool. eel looks goood :D
Posted by Denise
By siedne, at Sunday, January 08, 2006 6:47:00 am
I was thinking of going there last week but forgot to print out the promo thingy of the web. May go this Saturday. There is a Sushi place around Covent Garden that apparently has unlimited Sushi deals. Comes on belts too ala Yo! Sushi. I can't remember the name but if you love Sushi you should hunt it out.
By Jon Choo, at Wednesday, January 11, 2006 12:29:00 am
jon: yes I've heard about a sushi place somewhere around London where you can eat as much sushi in a fixed time frame for a fixed amount of cash. If you find out where it is, tell me please!
By elb, at Thursday, January 12, 2006 10:28:00 am
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