YAN Sushi House — Restaurant in Tel-Aviv

Lest start with the good parts the miso soup was delicious this was the first place I've been that it actually tasted like the miso soup that I know and love. The rolls were really good. The seaweed salad and the spring rolls were flavorful and we finished the plates very quickly. They did have a vegetarian combo. That was really good. I had to return the pad thy because it was too spicy for me and with no flavor. They had 2 types of soup and non of them was vegetarian or vegan they didn't have tea or even the ability to bring hot water. And the staff said that the only way to get hot water was to do it in a pan/pot on the stove....(if your client wants hot water you should find a way to give to her it's not that hard) the place was kinda small and not good or bad vibes. She did put the outside hit for us which was nice. To go to the bathroom you needed to go all around the building and it was dirty/smelly and no toilet paper even after we told them. Granted they did say they are changing the menus and will bring back hot drinks. We shall see. I will go back to see if they are what they say, and also just because the sushi and the...

The restaurant appears to have no manager. We were seated immediately, handed menus, and then after waiting 15 minutes had to waive down a waitress to take our orders: one pad Thai for me, and a salmon truffle sushi roll for my wife. She didn’t get her food until 10 minutes AFTER I WAS FINISHED, and even that required me to flag down a waitress again. When my wife’s food finally arrived, the waitress apologized and offered me a piece of chocolate cake, which I declined. Then, while my wife was still eating her sushi, a woman at an adjacent table sent back her order, and the waitress brought it over to our table and asked me if I wanted it. I declined. When the bill finally arrived, they told me they took 10% of my pad Thai, compensation of I think 13 shekels for a wretched customer experience. This is no way to run a restaurant. The Asian restaurant NAM, further north on Dizengoff, has much better service and much...

A sushi dream in the heart of a bustling street with cafes and bars galore... Yan Sushi is a dream come true... the rolls are unbelievable... avocado so fresh.. they take sushi seriously. As an American it is hard to find sushi places that have white fish like yellowtail but Yan did it. Every roll was immaculate. I could subsist alone on the salmon tartare appetizer for rest of my life... it was addicting to eat. The wine selection is okay and no cocktails if I remember correctly but a bottle of their sauvignon blac pairs excellent with the sushi. Though the establishment is small, it is the perfect date night or girls night out place to start your evening.. the location is near all the bars on Dizengoff... Yan sushi is totally...