YO! Ashford - (Near , london)

3 /5 Karam Al Adhami: Nice experience! Sushi selection from the sushi blet was nice concept to try different items yet selection wasnt wide. Now table was narrow felt crowded if you order from the menu too. Portions were small, would say slightly overpriced. Ordered two hot meals didnt not come at the same time. Might come back again for the experience again not the food.

5 /5 Mark Ngavaite: Had a meal at the weekend , was told that cant reserve a table as it is one of their busiest days. It was an overstatement but was pleased it was not as busy either I would have not enjoyed it. Chairs are quite close together . The food was really good and the colour coded plates were helpful for someone who has not been there. The staff we really helpful and answered all questions I had as well as responded in a timely manner.

2 /5 Shafeer Rishad: Disappointed. That sums up how I feel in one word. I got the chicken ramen, and my suggestion is do not get any ramen bowl from here. It was depthless and depressing. The sushi on the conveyor is the best way to go if you decide to eat here. But even then, it is so overpriced for what it is. I dont know. Im sad. Dont go here unless you want to be sad too.

3 /5 Thamy Junis: *** 2 REVIEWS IN 1 *** If youre ever at Ashford Designer Outlet, theres a Yo! Sushi spot that sells quick bites. You can eat in or takeout. Although I love me some sushi, this place does not offer all their sushi or menu items to go (bummer). I ordered a sushi roll (salmon, tempura prawns, lettuce, crab, and miso). Although it was delicious, it only comes with 3 pieces of sushi for £6.50. It does not come with any wasabi, ginger, or soy sauce...just plain. I also ordered the fire cracker squid. Ive ordered this before and it was fresh, spicy, and hot. This time around, it barely had any heat nor was it hot. It is served in a round container with a spicy sweet chili sauce. Overall, it satisfied the little craving I had. Cost: sushi (3 pieces) + fried squid = £15 ***UPDATE [OCT 2025] *** I decided to venture to the Designer Outlet and eat in. I was intrigued by their "rolling" menu items. I stopped by around 3pm and there was only 1 other person dining in. The server greeted me with a warm smile and told me to sit anywhere I like. The concept is pretty cool. You decide whether you want to order from the menu and/or you can grab any colored plates from the rolling belt and eat away. I ordered the firecracker squid again (and just like last time, it was dry and some pieces had no squid just batter :(. I wont be ordering that item anymore. Each colored plate has a corresponding price ranging from £3.50 to £8.50. If youre hungry, its easy to get carried away and start grabbing plates. Its a visual dining experience and I enjoyed it. They even have desserts on the belt. I had the monster maki since I had it before, the salmon dragon roll, and the kimchee roll (my least favourite and the rice was stale and old). My fave was the spicy salmon roll. The salmon was fresh and soft and the rice was sticky. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. Cost: spicy pepper squid £8.50, 4 pink plates £26, 1 blue plate £4.50, mango gel drink £2.95 = £42

2 /5 Леонид Сумароков: Two warm, heavy containers were placed on the plastic packaging containing the sushi, pressing down and squeezing it. The sushi itself was poorly made; its crooked shape doesnt indicate its small. Ordering a platter is much larger and more presentable. And also, no sauces or cutlery or napkins were included with the order; it’s just food and you eat everything with your hands.