Yosuke Sushi — Restaurant in Anaheim

This is our go to Sushi place now since social distancing started. Of the many many times we've gone here, they've always prepared well made Sushi and excellent quality for the price. Is it the best sushi restaurant ever? No. But we can't shell out $200+ every week or so for that kind of sushi. But for around $50, you can get a pretty decent meal for 2 at this place with really good quality for the price. We used to go to Sai in Yorba Linda but the last few times we went, they changed their portion sizes and didn't enforce social distancing for their patrons or even at the bar right next to where they were preparing the food. We've had no such experience here. In this area, if you can get quality sushi for a decent price, that's a steal. The last time I went, I noticed the mood of the staff was a bit somber and the chef seemed despondent. I really hope it doesn't mean they're suffering from lack of patrons. I hope the community continues to support them so they continue to stay in business. I highly recommend their vegetable tempura and...

Don't be deceived by new owners. This restaurant has gone down ever since ownership has changed earlier this year. It's such a shame to really change this restaurant for what it was known for, the neighborhood sushi restaurant charm. I didn't dine here because the fish was tasty. I came back almost weekly because of the chefs and the servers. When Mitz-san left, I thought, "okay well at least Kin-san is still there" but since new ownership, they fired Kin-san because they wanted him to work more hours. So that long lasting relationship with the chefs are now gone. So at least the food should be still decent right? WRONG. Fish quality has gone down as well, I'm sure to cut costs or probably go with their cheap suppliers. So, sorry to say, I will advertise to all of my friends to not bring their business here.

If you're dining here for the first time this year, yeah it's another sushi joint that blasts korean music, it's hustling, bustling. Save your money, go across the street. You know...

I came here forever due to the quality of the sushi and fresh fish that was used. Recently came back and was informed was under new ownership, looked at the 1/2 empty sushi / fresh fish bar and KNEW, I was not going to be happy. The new management has ruined the rep of this place for those of us that have enjoyed coming here for decades enjoying the fresh and reasonably priced fish. New owners must of thought saving a few $ on the fish would be a plus, but instead it is a loosing mindset as they have lost many customers and have even seen people curse the new owners for ruining a great Japanese sushi experience. :( The rest of the cooked standard Japanese food is what I ate and was still on par. That being said, I can get that anywhere else and will not be...