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Good fried rice and sushi. Reason for the bad review though, there were pieces of plastic in my beef udon. Literally multiple shards of plastic. I mean, what? I mean, I guess go here if you like choking on shards of plastic?

Disclaimer: I'm vegan, so probably not the best person to review a sushi place, but I like Yo Zushi: inexpensive, good vegan/vegetarian options, the staff is nice, my orders have been correct and the food is good! I've had the avocado roll, sweet potato roll, tempura veggie roll, shio Ramen and spri

This place is a really good value. The pieces are a little smaller than my usual place, but they're also cheaper, too, so overall? Thumbs up!

Satisfy your sushi cravings at reasonable prices! The service is prompt, the sushi is fresh, and the wine is cheap. While the menus could use a wipe down, I wouldn't let that stop you from coming in and indulging in the joy of conveyor belt sushi.

Dining here unfortunately wasn't the best experience I've had with rotary sushi. First coming in it seems sketchy right off the bat. The first booth I saw was filled with containers and miscellaneous items, giving off the weird feeling of "Am I in a restaurant or a storage facility?" No public bath

I really loved the food, service and best of all, the prices. All of the things I have had were excellent. Occasionally, the yaki soba can be hit or miss but that is very very rare. When they get it right, wow! It is the best thing on the menu. Great service from Billy!

I love the sushi from here. It’s always fresh and reasonably priced. 5 stars from me.

The appeal of the place ultimately leads to it's downfall -- the concept of conveyor belt sushi is admittedly pretty fun but if you go during a lull, you're likelier to have less fresh sushi roll your way. It's still a good place if you're looking to try out different kinds of sushi with friends sin