Yokohama

Very clean. Friendly service. The Hibachi chef was funny. I missed catching the zucchini 3 times! But it wasn’t for lack of trying on his part!
The whole family enjoyed our meal. We’ll definitely be back.

A new favorite. Very cozy and feels more like a local place, probably because it’s not super big and loud like a lot of the hibachi places tend to be. Haven’t been disappointed yet — service is always fast and the sushi is always delicious. Haven’t tried the hibachi yet but looks pretty standard.

The sushi was excellent. Really fresh and good flavor on the rolls and seemed very fresh. The overall ambience is pretty blahh (or very), and the lighting isn’t good, but I went for good sushi and got it. Service was fine.

Me and my wife eat here regularly, the sushi is great and the hibachi is amazing. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Love dining here. Te food is always great and the staff is very welcoming. I would definitely recommend this for large parties, especially the hibachi.

I have never experienced worse service in my life. I will never eat here again. We came here for the first time and the last time. The food was good but the service was awful.
Although we had reservation, they seated a group ahead of use. Then they separated our group while our food was cooked. The sad part is I still have to pay the bill.

This has been my local go to sushi for YEARS and I feel lucky to have them within driving distance! The sushi here is always delicious. They offer a wide variety of really tasty special rolls. The atmosphere is always, clean, calm and classy. Prices are reasonable the service has always been as fantastic as their rolls.

When my friends and I want sushi, we think of Yokohama first. Fresh great quality rolls, and great service. We usually have the same waitress and she is so sweet. I also like that it is BYOB. I would also recommend stopping in for lunch!

As a restaurant to take out and enjoy sushi at home this place is great gives you all toy need for your order and money… There dishes are great and the choices of sushi rolls are phenomenal best sushi I’ve had in the area my go to spot… especially the brick roll… it’s amazing. Very reasonable with pricing and amount of food. Not sure how the hibachi work with food and pricing. Overall a quiet and quality place for friends family and kids. …definitely check out

I ordered a sushi deluxe which is supposed to come with a spicy tuna roll, but instead they gave me a regular tuna roll. So if you order take out here make sure you open up your order and look at everything since they don’t give you what you pay for. The sushi was pretty good, at least.

My favorite place in Brick! Definitely a hidden gem, Yokohama has a crappy location so a lot of people skip over it. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves Japanese food!
One of the best sushi/​hibachi restaurants in the area by far! Most residents of Brick go to Ikko, which IMHO pales in comparison. Ikko has got the location going, the food is just any standard hibachi/​sushi joint. I think yokohama is much fresher-​they beat any other place in sushi any day of the
week. The owners are sweethearts and will bend over backwards for you.
I highly recommend the bento box meals! So much food, and such great quality! Everything always comes out hot! Love love love this place. Can’t say enough great things about it. I truly hope people start to realize it!

A coworker and I came here for lunch because we wanted sushi and wine but ikko was closed for lunch. Neither of us had eaten here, and the parking lot was literally empty. When we walked in, they turned the lights on for us.
The staff was very nice, and the service was obviously fast because we were the only people in the building (3:15pm on a Thursday). We ordered edamame and each of us got two specialty sushi rolls. We both tried the Bricktown roll and it’s AMAZING!!! The other rolls were the Easter roll and the Jimmy (Johnny?) special.
Everything was so delicious! We will definitely be back. Dying to try the hibachi, too. Prices seemed a little high but for the quantity and quality of food and service, it’s well worth it.

I’ve been coming to Yokohama since the day they opened — literally. A few years back, I saw a new Japanese restaurant pop up, decided to stop by, and just so happened to do it on opening day. The restaurant was fantastic back then, and for a few years thereafter I’d eat here fairly regularly, even the staff knew me.
Sadly, they changed hands about a year ago (possibly longer?). The new owners kept the same look and feel of the restaurant, but the food quality has gone way down. The once expertly prepared Japanese dishes and sushi have been relegated to shadows of their former selves. Case in point, the Tomago sushi (a sort of egg sushi with bonito flavoring) I got the other day was rather dry, cracking, and the texture was way off — almost as if it had been frozen and thawed. The Katsudon bowl, a favorite of mine, was just «okay» and tasted like a kind of commercialized version. On top of that, the pork was rather overcooked and stringy, tasting kind of like the pork from a Chinese takeout place. Had I not gotten the lunch special price, I probably would have sent it back. I probably should have started to worry when I ordered «hot tea» for my beverage, and was given a glass of Oolong instead of the typical green tea one normally gets at a Japanese place.
A funnier thing I noticed was that the Hibachi was manned by a man of Latino origin, dressed in full Hibachi chef garb. The guy did a decent job so I mean no offense to him, but it does kind of strike me as odd when the «dinner and a show» chef at a Japanese restaurant isn’t even an Asian dude. Call it wrong for me to expect that, but it kind of ruins the immersion for me. The upside to this whole thing is that the staff are pretty friendly, at least.
It’s a real shame when a great restaurant changes hands and becomes rather «Meh», but I think I’ll be going to Ikko for local Japanese fare from now on.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! They have so many menu items to choose from, unique sushi platters, fast and friendly service. BYOB. Casual but clean, I go almost every week since everything has been nothing but delicious!

I can’t believe this restaurant is four stars!!! I don’t want to be rude but this is absolutely the worse sushi I have ever eaten! If you want good sushi in the area try Kyoto on Route 9!

$ 6.95 lunch? Oh yes. AND food was great! Totally unassuming place. Will be back.

The sushi and hibachi are both great. BYOB :)

Decent local sushi/​hibachi place BYOB

I work across the street from Yokohama and just stopped in for a sushi lunch to go. It was fabulous! Had the spicy tuna and the spicy crunchy yellow tail rolls, soup and salad for $ 8.95. Great deal and very yummy!