Yoshi’s

Love the food here! They are so busy on weekdays at lunchtime, and no wonder why. The Dragon Beef and Dragon Chicken are spicy and flavorful, the orange chicken is delicious.
They also have a terrific «Happy Hour» special for Terriyaki Bowls, which are a big favorite.

Oh my! This place has the best spicy fried rice! The Dragon Fried Rice is was I would recommend in a heart beat! I wish I had this place closer to work for lunch! :) Enjoy!

Man! That Sumo bowl is AWESOME!!! I always get it with noodles and it’s filled to the brim!

If you’re looking for something quick, inexpensive, and healthy, Yoshi’s is a great option! It does smell a bit like Subway but if you can get past that, I promise that you’ll enjoy! Their white meat teriyaki bowl with vegetables is my go-​to. I also order it with spicy teriyaki sauce! I always get the side salad because their ginger dressing is FANTASTIC! I stop in here about once a month and must say, i’m always satisfied!

quick easy spot for lunch. My go to item is Dragon chicken which is a mix of grilled chicken with with carrots bell pepper and onions over rice. You can taste a little bit of spice and for lack of a better phrase «asian flavors» beyond just soy sauce. Maybe its sesame seed and chilli powder. I always add green onions and the chili paste they have on the side where the condiments are. I’ve gotten beef dishes once in a while which is not bad but definitely had more different chicken dishes from here. My other fave is viva caliente bowl. Not as much veggies but seems like its a mix of spicy teriyaki and jalapenos with grilled chicken over rice. Most of the bowls come in two sizes and even the large is only 7ish. Ive had the noodle dishes but cant say I love them. …Almost forgot they have happy hour! 2.75 for teriyaki bowls 3 – 5. same price if you want spicy teriyaki sauce as well. dark meat chicken over rice quick afternoon fix.

They serve good fast food here… but the employees are a bit clueless.
The don’t seem to understand that when you order AND PAY FOR online, that the food be ready when asked for online. (They have 10-​min intervals). Twice in a row, I scheduled for a 4:10p pickup as I only have half an hour for lunch. Leaving my building and arriving at the assigned time, my order wasn’t ready. When I testily asked why, the counter girl said if they prepared it early, people didn’t pick it up. DUHHHHHHHHHHH!!! If I’ve ALREADY paid for it, I’m going to pick it up.
Management needs to brief their employees on how to correctly handle online orders. I’m sure I’m not the only one this is happening to and I CANNOT afford to wait while others who just showed up are ahead of me.
There are PLENTY of places around that area who manage this small task correctly (Subway right next door for one). I really don’t want to give this place up… but ya gotta work with me here.

Yoshis is getting 3 stars mainly because of how nice the people here are. The place is sparse and looks like a cafeteria, but it is clean.
We decided to go because who doesn’t love a good deal with a $ 2.77 chicken teriyaki bowl? But you get what you pay for. The food was ready in about 3 minutes. The chicken was comparable, but the white rice was on the soggy side and the brown rice was crunchy and tasteless. I got the Hibachi steak which looked drenched in oil. The noodles were so soaked and fried it had that weird after taste. The amount of actual veggies did not come close to matching the photo on the menu nor did they seem fresh. (Another sign… if the restaurant has photos of the food… well, you know).
Heading back to Tokyo Joes for our fix of fast food Japanese rice bowls.

went in on saturday sept 5^th for dinner before work. I ordered a salad that comes with avacodo. I did not receive avacado, or if it was in there it was so small that I could not find it. I told the girl behind the counter and the first thing she said was «there are 3 slices in the salad.» not, I’m sorry let me get you some, or something to that effect. she immediately went on the defensive. she was very snippy, she had just been rude to another customer a few minutes earlier as well. although I am the «duchess» at this establishment, I will be abdicating my throne lol.

I wish I would have done a review the first time I had it, because the bowl was fairly good… a little shy on flavor, but it is what it is for $ 6-​$ 7. However, this time… I ordered a bowl with brown rice, white meat chicken and veggies…3 things in this bowl and 1 (the veggies) were left out. Very disappointed in this and makes me iffy on going back if a third of my order was left out…

3 out of 5 might be a little unfair because I’m comparing to places like Moto. If you are looking for a fast inexpensive sushi place then you’ve struck gold here. They didn’t have tootsie roll so we got California roll for everyone. It was good not great not as fresh tasting as Moto but good none the less. The sushi menu seems limited but they are known for the overall menu not just sushi.
The facility on 24^th street as clean and bigger than it looks on the outside. Also according the lil C and R dubs the panda on the sweet and sour sauces packet is really cute. We ordered 3 California roll spring roll and orange chicken. Overall the meal was good. To be honest the orange chicken might give Panda Express a run for the money. The girls and I enjoyed our meal and I can see us coming back here and trying more of the menu. I give it 3 fish heads out of 5 and Carolyn 3 ½ out of 5

This place was the best chinesse food I ever had! Plus super cheap during happy hour!

Not a very good place for vegetarians. The soups are fish based. You can get steamed vegetables and rice and add tofu if you want a meal.
Was not impressed.
WIFI didn’t work either.

Disappointing
Today, I was craving a chicken and rice bowl and deicded to go to Yoshi’s. The facility is fairly clean and the staff is friendly, accomdating, and the prices are very reasonable.
For under seven dollars, I was able to purchase, a soft drink, eggroll, and teriyaki chicken bowl. The order took less then 5 minutes to prepare. Now, in all fairness While I shouldn’t expect much for seven dollars, I was dissapointed nonetheless, as the teriyaki chicken was dry, the sauce was sugary, and the white rice was overcooked and lumpy.
Overall, it was worth the price and fills the stomach, however I won’t be going back any time soon.

Staff are always friendly. The food is your average Japanese fast food. It’s clean and a convenient location. During the week lunch they are always busy. Make sure to give yourself enough time.

Absolutely my go to for affordable chicken and rice on the go. It’s hard to eat healthy with fast food and this would be my favorite just for that.
I recommend the teriyaki chicken (white meat) with vegetables and large size for 2.
This isn’t reinventing the wheel, but it’s the solid, healthy, quick option for me.
Thank You Yoshi’s!

Terrible service. I’ve been back several times and they forget my request and give me whatever they feel like.
The last time was the final straw. I asked for extra noodles instead of rice and some extra sauce. They didn’t give me noodles, rice, or extra sauce. I asked the cashier and she handed me soy sauce. I explained I don’t want soy sauce and asked again for the correct sauce and my noodles. She handed me another soy sauce and said the noodles are already in my dish. It was like talking to someone from another planet.
I retreated and took my meal. I wrote the owner about it and was ignored. Fine by me. Two can play that game. Consider yourself ignored from my wallet.

Was a customer almost daily until today… I got the teriyaki bowl with vegetables and rice and come to find out that the bowl was recycled. Not the bowl itself the rice. There is rice with sauce and vegetables in the bottom then there’s another layer of smash rice then the veggies and the chicken… adding picture

«Have a rice day!»
Solid rice bowls for quick, savory, reasonably priced meals. Having been a patron of Yoshi’s on and off for nearly ten years, they are consistent; clean, a flair for local sports, considerate service, and flavorful rice bowls. Unforgiving reviews for the sushi seem erroneous, as countless places offer things on their menu that I steer away from, and that doesn’t say anything about why I do go there. Substitutions are easily acquired, so if there is something that one wants to stay away from, like raw meats or a certain spice, they are very willing to accommodate. The Sumo Bowl could easily feed one, but it wouldn’t be able to sit in their snug booths to eat it; for those of us who practice the art of the belly grab a chair at a table or even outside if summer has relented. On the corner, plenty of parking, easy in and easy out, makes Yoshi’s great take out.

GROSS! I ‘literally’ just had this place for lunch about 10 minutes ago and seriously, their food is pretty nasty.
I had the «California Roll», I put it in quotes because they’re clearly store bought and NOT homemade and tasted appropriately so. The order came with four rolls, I regretfully ate one and threw the rest away.
I also had a Chicken Yakisoba, smallest portion I’ve ever seen for an ‘asian food’ place and it cost $ 5 bucks and some change at that. The broccoli was not steamed, pretty much raw and the whole thing just tasted burnt! and greasy!
Absolutely not worth it. Disgusting! Just go somewhere else. BLEH!

A bowl of rice and a very nice price and and alot of spice is what makes me come here.
I can get a Salmon bowl with brown rice and and a ton of hot spice for less than $ 7.
Walk in there is a line leading up to the some registers and meny board on the wall, the usual Jap fair chiken teriaki bowls etc, options for all while meat and the like.
I got for the salmon bowl $ 5.99, a great way to have fish that is not fried at a decent lunch price. I find the teriaki sauce a bit much so I order light on the sauce. for $.25 more you can upgrade to the health factor of brown rice.
Get your bowl and head to the condiment area, there is hot chilli powder, sauce and sliced green onion. I really appreciate the onions.
I think some of the low scores come from the fact japanese food just does not have the flavor punch that Chinese and Thai do.