Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 8 and Version 7 of Yo Sushi, WC1B 3HD

Yo Sushi branch just off Tottenham Court Road, in the same building as the Myhotel, but a separate establishment open to the public.

The restaurant has the usual conveyor belt stretching down the middle of the room and widening near the door, where tall seats are placed for individual diners and couples. The bulk of the seating comprises four booths for four people each on either side of the belt. As usual, condiments and still/sparkling water taps are provided at each table. Service is prompt and friendly.

On Ewan's visit, they were holding a special January 2009 offer with 40% off all conveyor-belt dishes. There was a reasonable selection of both nigiri, sushi and sashimi (though no plates of the four small sushi, just two large ones). The latter included one with avocado and cucumber, which comes with mayonnaise in it as well. Tofu on a bed of salad leaves was tasty, as were the pumpkin korroke (croquettes).

In all, a satisfying meal, particularly with the special offer.

Comment added by Anonymous: I am sorry but Yo Sushi's sushi cannot be qualified to be called "Sushi". they are not truly sushi but pretended to be sushi. If you go to Japan belt conveyor ones are the cheapest sushi but still have qualities. Yo-sushi is only copied belt conveyor style with some food on them..why not but then don't call them Sushi because they are not.

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