Yoshi Sushi

"Wish this place was bigger :( I’d bring a huge group here because the sushi is such high quality. Especially the spicy salmon and tuna, usually it’s ground up but this place serves real pieces of fresh fish. And it’s actually spicy!!! Unlike a lot of western influenced places. I highly recommend coming here for authentic, genuine, and high quality rolls. I consider myself a sushi connoisseur (been eating sushi all my life all over the country) and this place definitely took my #1 spot."

"Authentic sushi place run by Japanese chef, just like you will have in Japan. Quality of food is great. Service is not actively, but it’s good to be just quiet and focus on food. Only question is no alcohol drink at all? Not even beer. That is kind strange."

"I love it here! I come regularly now. I get the Kampai plate… I think about it a lot when I’m not there. So delicious!! Worth the wait if there is one. I have a hard time eating other local sushi now- quality is just not the same."

"We were visiting the area and decided we wanted sushi. Yoshi Sushi appeared to be owned by a mom and pop. He was chef and she was the waitress. I think they were at-least in their late 60s. Overall, the sushi was well done and reasonably priced. You check the boxes on a paper menu with your order and she collects it. Tea is given upon being seated. The miso soup was surprisingly fantastic. The salad was standard. The species used on the sushi pulled everything together. Our personal favorite was the a spicy tuna roll."

"Nice quiet place with the best sushi around. Only two people running it, the chef and his wife. Everything here is top notch, and assembled with respect to the trade, using excellent ingredients and beautiful presentation. I imagine this is what it feels like walking into a sushi shop in Japan with the simple yet warm decor and neon lights. Some others complain of slow service, but I instead like to look at it as a non-rushed experience. You may also bring your own sake! Thank you, Yoshi sushi looking forward to the next visit!"