Whittard Of Chelsea Westfield White City

The food is great! There is a conveyor belt circulating around the restaurant with some of the most popular sushi items, and many other options can be ordered through the wait staff. I highly recommend the spicy cauliflower!

We wanted Sushi and Sashimi but found that that they don’t have many options. Instead, most dishes are small plates, like starters and sides. Food tasted very good and certainly looks nice. The only downside is the lack of choice and small portion.

We were warmly welcomed by our server Jodie, who not only had a wonderful smile but also an outstanding personality. She was thoughtful and truly went above and beyond during our visit to YO! Kitchen. As a fan of YO! Sushi, I had my doubts, but I was pleasantly surprised. The food was excellent and the drinks had beautifully balanced flavors. They were very accommodating with my requests, and other staff members were friendly and cheerful as well. My experience was delightful, and I will definitely be returning! Voir le carte

We stumbled upon this restaurant by chance, not realizing it was different from Yo Sushi, and we were pleasantly surprised! The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was beautifully decorated. The food was excellent, and while the prices are on the higher side, the quality justifies it. I would definitely recommend this place. Both the katsu and the ramen were among the best we've ever had. Additionally, there are restrooms inside, and the restaurant wasn't too crowded. It's located at a corner of the shopping mall, making it a bit tricky to find. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I look forward to coming back!

Finally made it to London’s shopping mall Westfield, pretty darn impressive but was hungry so checked out the Yo! Sushi establishment here. So busy the staff seemed a bit overwhelmed because it was a Saturday afternoon, but managed to get seated quickly. You take your plates from the moving conveyor belt chugging little coloured bowls of various noms, you pick and choose I selected some chicken katsu, chilli beef, then ordered as most do some fresh salmon sashimi. Simple enough chowed through several plates (I was hungry okay) and the drinks were only tap water to save money. Ordering seemed to take awhile but the salmon slices were generous, overall spent about £30 here. I like Yo! Sushi si...

Now, onto the food. The presentation was impressive. The vegetable gyoza (5 pieces for £6.20) were a bit dry and had an overpowering mustard flavor. While they were well-presented, they lacked juiciness. As for the spicy chicken katsu rolls, I wouldn't recommend them. They looked nice, but were extremely dry. If they had been served with katsu curry sauce, it might have made sense, but as regular sushi rolls, they missed the mark. The katsu curry arancini could better be described as rice croquetas rather than true arancini. If you've had real arancini before, you would see the difference. That said, they weren’t terrible, but they were too small. Making them bigger and incorporating more r... Voir le carte

Is new always better? Here at yo kitchen not really. Yo sushi is synonymous for sushi running around the belt on colourful plates and now they want to add a dine in restaurant with table service and if I am honest I do not feel with the current menu and system it will work out. It is more labour intensive and the menu pricing is now very much expensive so which consumer group are you trying to target? I was really hopeful that it would be nice but was rather disappointed. I know yo sushi isn’t cheap but yo kitchen is actually way overpriced for portion sizes. It’s like a cross of stick n sushi and yo sushi (prices from stick n sushi with yo sushi quality) but in the negative way. Don’t get m...