Yu-Mi Sushi — Restaurant in Chesapeake

I came here to try their shoyu ramen but was sorely disappointed with the experience. The broth was super bland and tasteless and the pork was tough and hard to chew. I had to add a ton of soy sauce for it to taste on par with the ramen I've had at other places. Also ordered a super duper roll which typically consist of three ingredients: Salmon, avocado and eel. When we got it we realized there was no eel, which in my mind is the best part (and the most expensive) of the super duper rolls. When we asked the waitress she told me that they had to change the recipe because many people don't like eel and that they have not updated the menu yet. I don't quite understand why someone would order a roll with eel if they don't like eel. Instead of asking if we wanted eel in it, they made the decision for us. Honestly sounds like they were just being cheap. Would not come here again as there are waaaay better sushi restaurants...

This place was down right terrible. The service was below average, the waitress acted like she wanted to be somewhere else. For all the people who said this is the best sushi in the area, obviously had their taste buds burned as a child. The fish was not fresh, in the Spider Roll they use lettuce instead of cucumber. I had the Spicy Tuna it smelled funny and looked like something out of a infants diaper. When I told the waitress I wanted to send it back she gave me a look, that if looks could kill I would have been dead. I got the Japanese fried rice that had chicken and shrimp with orange slices around the plate. The best thing on the plate was the oranges, the chicken was boiled to death with no flavor and the shrimp was almost rubbery. The bill could not come fast enough, I am sorry that I even came to Yu-Mi Sushi...if you are reading this review stay away. The sushi at the grocery store...

2 adults for dinner with 2 granddaughters. As I watched the dining room, I saw the same scenario playing out at table after table. Food was being sporadically served among the diners. Typically, the adults were being served while the children were left waiting for their food. This was the second time we encountered this happening at this restaurant. We waited and waited for our second granddaughter to finally get her food. It was served 20 mins after all other food had been served. There doesn't seem to be any pattern to how dinner orders are prepared and served to dinner patrons. Children shouldn't be made to wait for their dinner, especially when adults have already received their orders. Additionally, nobody checked back on drink refills. We also noted multiple tables get take home boxes because parts of their dinner orders were served so late after initial parts had...