Cheap and good sushi, what more could you ask for?…read more This was previously (and briefly) part of an attempt at a chain of 2 restaurants by Crazy Wendy's Thai in West Didsbury. Doring Sushi Bar has had a temporary sign up since opening at the tail end of last summer but I hope they are here permanently. I love sushi and I especially love low priced sushi! I had a platter of mixed sushi for £10 which I thoroughly enjoyed and didn't have left overs as I planned. My friend got salmon with edamame and rice and gave it a good report back. They also have the usual Japanese fare of chicken katsu, gyoza, etc on offer. I went on a quiet Wednesday lunchtime but I imagine this place us doing well in the evenings as Chorlton needed a sushi place, I now realise. The service was very friendly and the right level of attentiveness. There was an 80s mix CD on with the likes of A-ha and Cyndi Lauper which also pleased me. So, basically, I was a happy lady and I will return very soon.

Great value delicious sushi a 20 minute walk from my front door? Sign me up!…read more My friend came to visit and requested sushi because sushi is what you eat while on holiday according to her, and so I jumped at the chance to try Doring for the first time. We grabbed a table outside - beware the love seat, it is not very comfortable - and set about planning our feast. I can't remember everything that we ordered but we had some gyoza and edamame to start and then had an array of sushi and sashimi. All delicious, and the portions are pretty generous for the price. I was worried that we hadn't ordered enough, my friend was worried we had ordered too much, but it turned out to be a pretty satisfactory amount. We shared a bottle of house white wine which was perfectly fine. We also had some sake which I didn't love, though maybe I am just spoiled after the recent Yelp event featuring sake. The service was not great. Our waitress was very nice but seemed totally flustered. Thankfully as we were there for a nice leisurely meal this didn't bother us too much. Overall I really rate this place and I'll be back!

Umezushi is one of the best sushi places in Manchester. Maybe the best - although I have not tried…read morethem all! It has won numerous awards including their chef Terry Huang winning the Chef of the Year award at the Manchester Food & Drink Awards 2016. Its located near the Manchester Arena, down a side street. Its a hidden gem. I am show many people don't even know about it. Its a very small restaurant and only has about 20 covers. The last time I went, it was a group of about 6 people and we ordered several things, which I can't remember exactly the names of what ordered. But all good! As well as the sushi/sashimi etc, we also ordered some side dishes like edamame and also a delicious Taiwanese pork rice. Was so good! Delicious! I would highly recommend going - its not cheap, but its well worth it. The first time I went to Umezushi was for a Yelp event and we got to try many different things. We also tried some plum sake which tasted SO good.

This place is closed!!! totally closed-I don't know how somebody wrote a review just five days ago…read moreabout it. Here is a photo of the doors closed.

Great, fresh sushi. Good value too. If you're in the town centre and want Sushi for either lunch or…read moredinner, no need to go anywhere else.

Used the Qype mobile phone app to find Edo Sushi whilst Christmas shopping and was really glad I…read moredid. The food is really nice, fresh and neatly presented. The location is slap bang in the middle of Sheffield, so if you are looking for a quick bite to eat that is slightly different, then I would definitely recommend this place.

Lover of sushi, yo sushi does not disappoint food wise, the only down side and hence the 4* rather…read morethan 5 is the price, a little on the steep side. Great for a mid afternoon bit of food to hit the spot but to walk away fully content thinking I won't eat again for a week you'd need a spare million £ in the bank with the most expensive dish around 6 pound, given that it's just a few mouthfuls. Having said that, went for some lunch there yesterday with the Mrs, and it came to a total of £36 for both of us, now you're thinking well that's not that bad for a lunch 16 pound or so each, little pricey but nothing too bad.. But taking in to account £30 worth was probably eaten by me, with room for a little more but a bank account that didn't agree.. You can start to realise it is a bit on the pricey side With the bad out the way, cannot fault the food! Each of them mouthfuls is like the fish are having a party in my mouth and all his sea pals are invited! Been a number of occasions now and never had a bad experience, always been spot on! With Trafford being closest one to myself, I'll happily do the 20 min or so drive just to go to yo sushi. The choice is a wide range, I try to get something i haven't tried the previous when I go.. There's nothing there I haven't liked so far. I'd say it's probably better to go on a Saturday as there's a lot more food going round and more of a choice, than if you was to go midweek there isn't as much food being made.. Which is understandable as there isn't as many people there to eat it. If something isn't on the belt going round that you fancy, you can always order it and it's made fresh in a few mins I started off writing this as a 4* but I've now convinced myself after writing this that its a 5* place.. Pricey or not!

Imagine paradise. Imagine it as a place on a map. In your mind, drop a pin there... then start…read morewalking. Walk away from it as far as you possibly can in the universe you've just created. Then drop another pin. That pin is as far away from perfect as you can get... that pin, if you will, is hell. Now, again imagine you tap that pin. Yes... you guessed it. That pin is Yo Sushi at the Trafford Center. Only worse... because going to hell at least has a sense of justice to it. You end up in hell because you did something. I ended up in Yo Sushi, the real incarnation of hell, because my kids wanted to go there. That seems like a harsh punishment. What makes it hell is that in no way does it live up to any of its promises. This is meant to be luxury, exotic, flavoursome... frankly Yo Sushi should have a licence from the FCA to arrange personal loans and mortgages to pay the bill. Their food is so expensive that it is perfectly reasonable to expect it to cure cancer, reverse male pattern baldness, or serve as the world heavyweight champion of aphrodisiacs... But instead, what you get is to wait in a long queue in a shop that's too hot for it to be good for anyone - another way it is very much like hell. You are sat in grubby, dirty, dilapidated surroundings, and even though I came with small children, you are sat at a bar that in no way lends itself to supervising kids. To the best of my knowledge there is no way to summon waiting staff - I understood they did not use the app and had to be summoned. Only I assume they had to be summoned by telephone, by email, even perhaps by telepathy, because none were around to be summoned by more traditional means. Finally, when my seven year old had got sick of waiting, he went to find one, in a moment I found out about a split second too late, because he was next to me at a bar, not in front of me at a table. When the server was to be found, she knew about as much about the menu as I do about open heart surgery (read: I am not a cardio thoracic surgeon). Couldn't guide me through the dishes, couldn't tell me how the menu had changed, couldn't suggest any alternatives. It was, almost exactly, like talking to a hand puppet. Only hand puppets are fun. This was like putting a knitting needle into my ear. So, with my kids having eaten four plates alone. Four small plates. With pennies worth of food on them, I got sick of the shoddy experience, baulked at the idea of having my pocket picked to be treated like.a simpleton and left. The cost for those four plates? A few pence shy of £18. So in short - I would not recommend this food venue to anyone - unless I bitterly hated them, because I'd caught them in bed with my wife, after driving my car, and having ingratiated themselves to my friends. Then and only then could I loathe someone enough to recommend eating at this establishment. For less dramatic occasions - give it a dramatic swerve. Your bank manager and your sensibilities will thank you.

My favourite place to eat in Stoke on trent. I would eat here every day if I could. Absolutely…read morephenomenal!!!!

Best authentic Japanese cuisine in town! A range of Japanese favourites on the menu, very friendly…read morestaff and a homely Japanese atmosphere.

Good sushi and taste was amazing with love. price is also resendable. highly recommended place for…read moresushi and noodles.

I was very impressed with Nudo Sushi Box…read more I met Emily B. here before the most recent yelp event and found such a great amount of different sushi boxes to choose from. Eyes being bigger than my belly, as per usual, I opted for a 12 piece California roll and sashimi box with salmon and tuna. It was very good - and very reasonably priced! If I were to eat the equivalent at Yo Sushi! it would set me back at least £20. I'll be coming back real soon!

Had the twice cooked pork. Our server complimented my selection of a classic Chinese dish. It was…read moredelicious!

A good choice! Glad…read moreto get this place on the Yelp map! Harrogate has been in need of a sushi restaurant for a while, I'm glad this place saw that. Katein opened earlier this year and quickly rose in popularity. Inconspicuously located below "Joe Rigatoni's" this gem of a place beats Yo Sushi any day! That's not saying too much right? Well you can definitely tell there is a small restaurant touch to the food. The menu is pretty standard, and the food is above average. The staff is very attentive and polite, they have the honest small restaurant vibe going on. The place doesn't have much decoration which feels a bit sparse, but I'm sure they will continue to decorate as the business grows. Bottom line, thumbs up!

Umami must hate the dreaded "W" word. You know, "W***m**a." But then, seeing as the restaurant…read moreseems to be almost entirely modelled on the famous Japanese noodle chain, they can't really complain. Sitting in an underground premises on Oxford Road, Umami reflects the students swarming all around the local area. A slightly budget w***m**a but with same bench tables, open kitchen and scribbling-down-your-order-on-your-paper-place-mat kind of vibe. They do great lunch deals, which include a starter and a main for just £4.95, which really is a steal. I went to Umami with two friends for a quick lunch and we all taken in by the lunch deal. For my appetiser I had the king prawn gyoza dumplings. They came with a tasty dipping sauce and were served really quickly. For the main course, I chose the ngaulam gaeng keow wan (I wrote it down!) which is basically a thai green curry. It came with lots of cucumber which isn't really my thing, but it was hot both in a spicy and temperature way so it really did the job for me as it was freezing outside! At times, I did feel that it was so spicy the taste of the dish was lost, but I guess that depends on individuals' tastes. Umami is just fine if you're a student and fancy a quick, cheap bite to eat. It's not as good as Wagamama though. Oops. I said it. Wagamama. And again.

Service here is at times physically as well as verbally aggressive which is...disconcerting…read more Express means express. It will not be acceptable if you are not ready to order. It will be acceptable to serve your main course before you have finished your starter. Lunch deal - £5.95 for 2 courses is good value and I had decent gyoza (3 pcs) and what was essentially won ton soup which wasn't particularly flavourful except I thought the dumplings themselves were quite good. There is a full menu too and basically this place is pretty good, overall though I do prefer eatGoody (it's Korean food though) which is also marginally closer to my office.