Yuki’s

Great food kids love watching them cook, friendly fast clean just a good time when you go there.

Great food, great atmosphere. Sushi is top notch, one of the must haves is Baked salmon roll and Peppered tuna tataki. Yum!

We’ve been to this restaurant a number of times before. I would give them four stars based on my previous experience. We went for a dinner yesterday and everything was as we expected except for Salmon Roe. First, the server brought an order of Salmon Sushi, because she thought we asked for a raw salmon. We let it slide, but asked for an order of salmon roe (ikura.) When she brought the correct order, we tried salmon caviar, but it did not taste right. It was not salty, it tasted like it was going bad. Our sever brought the manager. She explained that it was supposed to taste like that, because they were using a special seasoning. We told her that we always ate Ikura and we did not want it to taste like that. She said there was nothing they could do. We had to pay for Ikura even though we did not eat it. I do not think we are going back to that restaurant any more.

Great food at a very reasonable price. Egg drop soup was the best I’ve ever had. Teriyaki and shashimi were excellent. Didn’t try the sushi.
Christy served us well!

Yukis you have much improved! A year ago I came and didn’t think i would come back. Tonight my friend suggested we go and o said okay. I figured I would give you one last try before I moved away.
The soup was good as the egg drop always is. The crunchies here are the best.
I had the tuna tower and it was very good. It could have used the sauce poured over it instead of only on the bottom of the plate. None the less it was tasty.
My friend has the house salad which qS huge for the cost. And two veggie rolls (she’s prego). She said they were very good.
We both agree they must be under new management because the food and service was much better than it used to be.
The prices are very reasonable as well. Our bill was $ 22 we both had water so no drinks included.
Now I am kinda sad that I didn’t give them a try again sooner because it’s so close to my house, but I’m moving.
If you are worried about older reviews don’t be. This place has done a complete turn around in my opinion. Way to go Yukis!

Not bad for the price, the service was great, and very kind. The sushi was actually very inexpensive, the only bad thing was well it wasn’t that great.
It was NOT bad, but not great.
If you want to save money but get sushi, this place is a perfect option.

Well I have to update my review because I would not go back here in any way, shape or form and here’s why.
We went here tonight to celebrate our first year anniversary date. THAT was the best part. The food was really disappointing. We had a rainbow and spicy tuna roll which was good, but the teriyaki chicken was horrible. Very fatty and way too over-​cooked. My BF got teriyaki beef and it was definitely better but I ended up taking my entire entrée home. Tried again to slow re-​heat and have a midnight snack and not even my boyfriend would eat it. It was the lowest quality icky chicken I have ever had. I am a Chinese/​Japanese food lover so I know good Japanese. My company (my love) was amazing and that is the only reason I didn’t send it all back. Didn’t want to spoil our happy night so live and learn. Service was decent. Next year we will go to a real Japanese place if we have to cross State lines lol.

Great sushi for the price. Best Teriyaki Chicken and house made sauces on the tables made fresh. Can’t beat the sushi for the price. Spicy scallop roll and spider roll are awesome

I have been here a few times before without many hiccups. This time was a bit of a catastrophe as far as restaurants service goes. The food took over an hour to get. Two of us were still waiting for our food when the rest of the party had gotten their food and already eaten.
When finally got our food it was decent. The server was new, however she was tasked with too much. This was restaurant was one of the few restaurants in Biloxi I liked eating at. This may be the last time I eat there.

My husband and I last came here almost 10 years ago. We would get the hibachi. Now we bring our 5 and 3 year olds with us. The hibachi is a treat for them because the get to see a show while there food is being cooked.
We came in when they opened on a Sunday and there was already a family of four sitting at the table. We didn’t have to wait long before the show started. We all enjoyed the food and the show!!!

Had to drop this review a few notches. Rather empty for lunch but still a great show from the hibachi chef. What brings this review down is the sodium. Whew! If you have high blood pressure or your body retains water you might want to skip the habachi grill and go straight to dining. The chef shook salt like he was trying to empty the salt shaker. Then he adds the sauces. By the time I came out my tongue was floppy and my heart was pumping as if I ran a marathon. The last time I was here it was not bsd. So with that said it really depends on your chef. Guess mine got alittle too carried away.

One of my favorite sushi places in the coast. The service is a bit slow, the the food definitely makes up for it. Best hibachi I have ever had and the sushi is fantastic. They really take pride in presentation and taste, and if you ever have the chance to dine here, you will see.

Yuki’s has been here for decades. Not sure when they renovated, but I think it’s solely because of the ‘sushi’ crazy. Back in the day it was mostly only service men who ate here.
I wanted the clear soup. The waitress informed me that it’s a dry packet that you mix yourself. Huh? So I ordered the egg drop soup which was served with the crunchies already added for you. I think they do this to hide the fact that there’s hardly any egg actually in the soup. There was plenty of salt though. While waiting to order I tried to talk to the sushi chef. Essentially he told me that because we’re not in a major city so the only fish they have are the basics. No hidden special fish in the back. I ordered the Mont Fuji. The sushi was just sushi but what was I expecting? Can’t say it was bad because I didnt get sick, but I can’t say it was super fresh. When the fish is super fresh you can tell the difference.
The service was odd. I sat at the bar which is just feet from the hostess stand. There were several moments when I sat waiting… plenty of employees walking by… finally what looked like the owner I finally started getting decent service.
One major part of the meal was missing… no hot towel was given when I was seated. Now I eat me sushi with me hands which is perfectly exceptable or expected rather. Why no hot towel?!
Prolly won’t come back. Anyone who thinks this is great sushi next time your in a big city check Unilocal for the best sushi place and go!!! You’ll see the difference. But skip those designer sushi places though. Learn what’s real first.