Yo Yo Kitchen — Restaurant in London

Used to be great, unfortunately now it has gone slightly downhill. The portions are very small and I have to buy several things in order to feel slightly less hungry than before. The policy that they can't allow students in uniform to eat in except take away is very strange; since I was wearing uniform on my way home after school they still did not allow me to eat in. The food is still really nice, although it is quite pricey. 6 small cucumber sushi rolls for £2.10.

Update 2020: Removed a star since in the past year the prices of small foods have almost doubled. Becoming ridiculously expensive for tiny portions. Not coming here for food again.

Update 2021: The price is still really expensive - 3.20 for 8 tiny salmon rolls.

Update 2023: I'm not sure if they're under new management but jesus christ - the attitude of their staff is so abysmal and it really makes me regret spending so much and wanting to contribute to what I thought was a remarkable local business.

If you maintain a terrible attitude towards your customers, then surely you cannot expect your business to survive. I have lost all hope in Yoyo Kitchen - a restaurant I grew up with, and always enjoyed spending time in. Now I can't even bear the thought of even spending a penny because that means contributing to a business that evidently has no respect for its...

Perfect for lunch or at any time, this is a great little place that makes lovely food. Staff are very friendly and you can usually see Yoyo-san preparing sushi when you enter. It can get very busy at lunch so trying to find a table can sometimes be tricky.

There's a variety of things to pick up from the counter aside from sushi and it's all great value. Personal favourites are the salmon and avocado rolls and the inarizushi.

There's also a small selection of groceries that you can buy, as well a selection of drinks including bottles of sake and umeshu.

If visiting around April you get the bonus of seeing cherry blossoms on the roads just...

For London it's good quality sushi and sashimi and the fried food is delicious (although portions are a little small). I love that they do deals and you can mix and match some items. Also have many Japanese foodstuff items like snacks, drinks, and cooking ingredients which is convenient.

The staff are mostly Japanese too which does give an air of authenticity.

I would ignore the people complaining about the price of the fish as they are probably people who don't regularly eat fresh sushi/sashimi and don't understand why it is...