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Like many accomplishments, the establishment of Sushi Yoshi began as a dream. Over the course of many years, scattered ideas turned into tangible menu items and our dream of owning a bustling Japanese restaurant evolved into what is now a family-owned business.
Our menu is unique for its featured specials, its healthier food options, and its keen consideration for gourmet aesthetics. Our...
This corner destination, small and often overcrowded, has struck a nerve with fresh-fish fanciers who may shun the long drive to DC for comparable fare. Luckily, the tuned-in owners not only buy the freshest just-caught seafood, but they have hired creative sushi chefs who, for example, present chirashi sushi on a platter with a separate array of choice fish cuts --- this classic offering is...
The fish is very fresh and although Yoshi is not always behind the bar anymore the chefs he trained are almost as good. The Chirashi Deluxe is an amazing meal with plenty of the best fish, vegetables and garnishes.
Son is back from College and wants good Japanese, we finally got the reservation we want. The sushi combo for 2 and sashimi came first, very fresh and good. I liked the shrimp with the head roasted, ordered 6 more.The yellow tail Jaw was excellent, one of the best I have had. Very juicy and good meat quality. The grilled...
Tried the chirashi based on other reviews. I was surprised by how many pieces came with it - it was delicious and the price was reasonable. The restaurant itself was pretty small. We had...
Great spot for sushi and udon. Make a reservation. I enjoyed the toro. I have never seen it not crowded.
I have been going to Sushi Yoshi for about 6 years. Warning: I am a bit of a sushi snob; it was hard not to be one after I lived in Japan. The sushi in this restaurant is amazing. It is extremely fresh and the portions of fish are bigger than what standard American sushi restaurants serve. Their miso soup...
We stumbled into Sushi Yoshi because Bazins Next Door moved to a private event facility and we didn't realize it. Sushi is next door and it was a pleasant surprise. Excellent sashimi and the service was good. The tables are bit squeezed in and the atmosphere is so-so. We will go again.
I live in the area and this is my go-to place for sushi. I am a vegetarian and surprisingly they offer interesting selection of vegetarian sushi which is way beyond avocado roll! I guarantee you that the vegetarian platter will surprise you. Also some of the appetizers like lotus root salad or the avocado salad are worth a try. The...
This restaurant has excellent food and service. If you go at lunch time you may need a reservation. Prices are very reasonable for this area. Everything I have ordered here was fresh and tasted great. I have eaten here numerous times and it is 15 miles from my home not a neighborhood eatery.
this weekend, we took our two kids for last minute meal and just showed up (highly recommend a reservation)....big crowd, but the staff actually accommodated us and got us in, as long as we finished within 75 minutes. for that, they get very high marks......sushi was fresh and fantastic.......kids ordered simple California rolls, while the adults shared sushi combo for...
I met some friends for a "Happy Hour" Dinner before a show at Jammin Java and had a great meal. We got a bunch of different rolls/sashimi/sushi and everything was great.
I convinced some of my friends at work to give it a try (mainly because I wanted to try the Chirashi everyone on TA raves about) and we had...
Just ate here with some friends the other night. We had an excellent meal, and great service. The menu is very long, and covers petty much any Japanese style you want - noodles, sushi, tempura, bento box dinner, etc. Plenty of choices for everyone. My sushi was very fresh, the yellowtail was practically moving on the rice. Good selection of...
Had dinner here for a business meeting. It's rather small. I didn't sample the Chirashi everyone raved about, as I didn't read the reviews prior to going. The sushi selection we had was good, but not remarkable. The vegetable spring roll however was very good served with both a sweet sauce and mild mustard. I can't say anything bad about...
Reservation is highly recommended if you plan to go to this place. I have been here several times and chirashi lunch is my standard order, a bowl of seasoned steamed rice topped with bits of sashimi, egg and veggies served with sashimi on a separate dish, it's a steal. The bento boxes are equally good. Recently I have tried different...
Love this restaurant ever since it opened. Chef opened up his restaurant from being sushi chef at Chopsticks in Georgetown on Wisconsin Ave. if you have not had good Chirashi or sashimi you should try their Young-san special Chirashi. It is Chirashi yet it is also sashimi. This Chirashi was concocted by Young-san who lives near the restaurant. She and...
Actually best Sushi I had anywhere... Small, gets busy, but excellent, fresh and well made. Worth the short wait if there is one, or make a reservation.
As another reviewer mentioned, the chirashi here is very different -- a separate plate of sashimi comes with the large bowl of rice covered with exotic vegetables -- and totally delicious! The portion is very generous, especially at the lunch price of $12.95. I'm a hearty eater; I have never been able to walk away having finished the entire chirashi....
I have to start by saying that I tried many restaurants in US but in general the quality is poor, ingredients , courses are unhealthy because of too much frying,gmo, msg and there is a chronic lack of care to details in both the food and the food presentation.
With sushi Yoshi was different.
First this place is by far...
The sashimi and sushi rolls are pretty good here. The have both the standard rolls (california, softshell crab, spicy tuna/salmon, etc) and specialty rolls. The salad and miso soup that came with our order were both great and flavorful. Salad was simple with a citrus-ginger dressing already tossed in. The free green-brownrice tea is pretty gentle and easy to drink....
This was my first visit to the restaurant and won't be my last. We had the sushi combo platter for two which was filling, and the sushi was fresh and very good. The restaurant does not accommodate a lot of people, so I would recommend reservations whether for lunch or dinner.
Have been here many times for lunch . The Chirashi Sushi is always excellent and a pretty good deal for the amount of fish you get.
Decided to go for dinner with my family . We thought the sushi was good (fish was very fresh) but the rice balls were too big (one distinction between good sushi and great sushi...
The small restaurant is packed with Asian folks, good sign we said and we were right. We sat at the bar, saw how two non-Asian cooks prepare the food and had a very good meal. The tempura was not soggy, the sushi fresh, the service was good. I recommend yo make a reservation though.
This little Japanese restaurant is run by a Japanese couple who put together dishes so yummy. Before I went there I was debating which Chirash dish I should choose from Regular, Shanshoku, and Young's Chirash. Oh boy, I was glad that I got a regular dish. It was more than big enough for two ladies. :-) But I was able...
If you want to move up a notch in sushi eating, try Chirashi first and if you already had it and want to have something special try Young-san special Chirashi for lunch. If you are still at the maki roll and California roll, don't even bother since this plate is not cheap even by lunch standard. However, if you like...
My experience has been with lunch (not dinner). Food was well prepared and tastefully presented as you would expect in a Japanese restaurant. Prices are very reasonable (~$10 each for sushi, miso soup, salad, and tea). Service was also excellent. I ate once at the buffet (where you can watch the cooks) and once outside at one of the 3-4...
Food is good but not exceptional, Lots of variety on the menu, Very friendly staff. It is a very small cramped place though.
All fish is wonderfully fresh, but the mackerel (all kinds) and white tuna are just out of this world. Many Japanese appetizers that cannot be had anywhere else, at reasonable prices. Beautiful presentation. The chirashi rice platter is a work of art!
On the flip side, the restaurant is very small and popular, so you need to make reservations. Service...
GET A RESERVATION! The space is small and the place is popular, so you're likely out of luck without a reservation. The food here is good and their bento boxes are huge. Service was quick and even though we sat by the door, we were not forgotten. They have a ton of return customers who are big fans.
If you didn't know to look for it, you might just miss the place. It's on the corner of Church...
The sushi here is so fresh, inventive and just plain delicious that we go often. Reserved but fine service. Small, so be make reservations or be prepared to wait.
This Japanese sushi restaurant is a hole in wall in Vienna. The place is too small accommodate all its patrons so make sure before heading out here that you call ahead to make reservations.
What makes this place stands out are the offerings in the menu. Aside from the run of the mill items that you see on the menu...
I was looking at a review of another Japanese restaurant near by and the reviewer mentioned Sushi Yoshi as his regular Japanese place. This got me curious so I started looking at the Sushi Yoshi on Yelp and then their official website. The photos of all their sushi look so good! And then this bit on the "About Us" page...
Very limited seating, and small tables close together. Reservations definitely in order. While many sushi houses in Northern Virginia are run by Koreans, this one is authentic Japanese, and the dishes are a departure from what you might expect in the standard sushi house. Portions are small, and prices are moderate to high compared to Korean operated sushi places. But,...
We ate here because my parents picked this place for their anniversary. Hint one: Make reservations. The place is small and crowded, even by East Coast standards. That is why I gave the atmosphere only 3 dots. However, there were at least six servers for the dozen or so tables so there were no delays and water was constantly refilled....
Okay - I'm sold. Awesome happy hour prices (though note, they apparently have an older version of their menu on their website, prices slightly higher, but still good deal!), nice small sushi place atmosphere. Great sushi. I'm very happy to find a place that I will go back to time and time again.
Had another excellent dinner here late Sept 2012. We know all the sushi places in DC and some of the best in NYC, San Fran, etc. Yoshi currently beats everything in DC (incl. Blue Ocean, Kaz, Sushi Ko, Kushi, etc). Our sashimi platter was full of first rate, freshest fish -- and it was a steal at 18.95. Apps of...
The owner used to be head sushi chef at Chopsticks in Georgetown, DC. I liked his selection then and now. As usual busy as ever. Stayed at the counter a la carte. Best Nigiri was sea urchin, very fresh. Hamachi(sea bass) was excellent. Ikura(salmon roe) was bit salty. Chu Toro(fatty tuna) was not as fatty as I imagined. Octupas small...
I went to Yoshi Sushi In Vienna, Virginia with my husband and 20 month old daughter at 1230 on a Sunday lunch time.
It is a small restaurant but that wasn't a problem with an infant, the staff made us very welcome and comfortable.
The menu is extensive, the quality of food is very high and the price was extremely...
We are loyal fans of Yama Sushi about 3/4 of a mile away from this place, but wanted to give Yoshi a try because of all the good reviews. The menu held out great promise with a large number of Japanese small plate dishes that are unique. We started with one of the small plates, the braised pork cheek. As...
I'm usually a big fan of Yama, but in an effort to try the rest of what Vienna has to offer we tried Sushi Yoshi. For starters, if you come here during busy hours or have more people in your group MAKE RESERVATIONS. It's a very small space, and even getting around can be a bit of a squeeze. The...
If the number of Japanese patrons is a measure of the authenticity and quality for this small, attractive sushi space, then Sushi Yoshi is up to Osaka standards. We were the only non-Asians in the place, save a lone Caucasian woman who was there for take-out. I have long been an aficionado of sushi since my days in Osaka and...
Rainy night on a Wednesday, only Asians in the place, and two non-Asians in the place: us. Thought this was a good sign--not! We must have gotten the old fishy tasting fish while the other patrons got the fresh sushi and sashimi. Maguro (tuna) was fishy tasting, so was the yellow tail. Tempura udon noodle soup had only noodles and...
How to begin? Went late for dinner with my adult daughter. Place was filled with patrons at about 8:00pm~8:30pm – good sign. We were seated immediately and served promptly. Both of us ordered ala carte sushi and an appetizer, so we were surprised that we also received a small salad and bowl of miso soup; we didn’t think the menu...
My fiancé and I were so excited to have dinner at this restaurant. The first time we went to Sushi Yoshi we actually enjoyed the food and had an overall good experience. However, this second time was completely different. We actually sat down at the bar, looked at each other and walked out. Why? Because the staff and one of...
Thought that Sweet Ginger was pretty good, until we tried Sushi Yoshi...Wow! It's delicious!!! We've been back several times since our initial visit and the fish is really fresh; I can honestly say I haven't had anything here I didn't like. The only negative thing is that it is a little awkward when they ask you if you want to...
This is the kind of restaurant that just keeps growing on you. All the food is very good, the presentation excellent and the service attentive. We had the sushi combo and teriyaki chicken. The sushi has a good fish to rice ratio and the teriyaki chicken was nicely cooked without being dry. We shared a Sapporo beer which came in...
This is a Nice, middle of the road authentically Japanese sushi-ya. Their chirashi is one of the best presentations I've seen anywhere. Vienna isn't starving for Japanese restaurants, and we have most of them in heavy rotation, but Sushi Yoshi is the best of the bunch.
I have been waiting months to try this restaurant and was able to get there one Sunday just before its lunch opening. Soon the place was filled with its regulars. My wife and I both had Chirashi since we wanted to compare this place to Tachibana in McLean. To my surprise, the food was quite good and fresh. Chirashi had...
Went for the first time for lunch, it's a cozey little place and setting's well suited for like a first date! I ordered the sashimi lunch and it was actually pretty filling for a fair price and each…
For some reason the last couple of visits have been sub-par. I read the other yelp reviews mentioning fishy water and low-quality fish. I always thought 'huh?' where is this coming from. The last two…
I've been here twice and I enjoyed the food both times. The first time I went the service was great, but it was during lunch and was very empty.My second time, service was a bit of an issue. I asked…
Overall, this place just does everything right. It's hard to put a finger on it, but from the food to the service to the way I just feel good being there, it's really just as good as it gets.
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Wonderful sushi in a small facility!
I tried recently Soba Salad and Avocado Salad and they were both beyond my expectations!
Recently had dinner here. We ordered several rolls. My husband likes spicy rolls so he ordered the spicy crunchy tuna (excellent) and the spicy scallop (did not try, but he seemed happy). We also got a California roll with brown rice, a California roll with real crab, some ikura, and a Vienna roll. I liked everything except the Vienna roll,...
Had to make a quick overnight trip to the DC area earlier in the week for a work jaunt. We were staying in the Tysons Corner area, so I consulted my trusty yelp for a sushi recommendation. Purely by proximity, I picked Sushi Yoshi.
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Small restaurant but the Japanese menus are very authentic. Lots of local Japanese coming to eat! The Chirashi is the best I ever had. The even have spicy okonomiyaki, curry rice and chawan mushi. Lunch menus are very reasonable in price. A secret find.
Since 2007, Sushi Yoshi has been providing Retail - Seafood Restaurants from Vienna.
Sushi Yoshi's extensive menu features a wide variety of authentic Japanese cuisine and Asian fusion dishes. Specials are offered daily and an array of healthy dining options are available. Sushi Yoshi provides a quiet, relaxing environment and outdoor patio seating. Happy hour specials are available during the week.
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