Delicatessen Yoshino in City of London, Westminster

Situated in the middle of theatre district. Tasty food. Nice miso and very tender and delicate gyoza. 10 gyoza + miso + small beer = £ 15

Mi esposa y yo visitamos aquí hace un par de meses antes de ver Les Miserables. Estábamos buscando un bocado rápido para comer y decidimos probar Yoshino. Nos alegramos de haber hecho! Ambos tuvimos gyozas caseras y curry (con cerveza para beber) y nos quedamos agradablemente sorprendidos por cómo, no sólo fresca y sabrosa la comida, pero también cómo a un precio razonable fue para el centro de Londres. Sin duda, mantener el lugar en mente la próxima vez que estemos en la zona.

Cada vez que venga a Londres siempre comer aquí. Los gyozas hemos servido con arroz y curry casero yoshino. Es muy, muy sabroso. Solía cuesta 5 libras una pero ahora cuesta 8 libras. Vale la pena el dinero. La razón para el aumento en el costo es porque el pequeño café ha sido renovado. Es muy inteligente, aún con taburetes de bar, pero ahora las comidas se sirven en platos adecuados en vez de tomar distancia inteligente. Está justo en el corazón de teatro de Londres. Muy cerca de SOHO. El servicio es rápido.

What you get from Yoshino isn't gourmet, full-frills dining or anything of the sort. What you get is flavourful, delicious Japanese snack food for a fraction of the price of anything nearby in London.The menu is small, but what they do is perfected to an art form. You can buy a to-go pot of six chicken or vegetable gyoza for £3.50/£2.50, adding rice for £1; sushi from around £3; and curry with rice from £3. During this visit, I chose a small snack of six chicken gyoza. There's hardly a wait for your food and it's always a great snack.

My favourite sushi and gyoza in London! I visit whenever I'm around, recommend it to everyone. Tasty food and low prices.

This isn't wow because of the fine dining food. This is wow because in the middle of London, we are very good, quick food for 3 people - for £11.50. The menu is small - rice/curry sauce (chicken stock base), vegetable gyozas or chicken/vegetable gyozas. (It may be that there's a special, but we were in a hurry and didn't notice this.) Service is polite and efficient. The food was delicious. Curry/rice £3, 6 gyozas £2. Bottle of water £1 -and there were a few other cold drinks (not sure if any were beer). It's a minimalist bar/stool arrangement if you eat in and you clear your own paper bowls. The whole experience is like a strange version of a scene from Lost in Translation. Amazing.

I started eating yoshino since they were at the Japan centre I was delighted they did not move far is hard to stop there as traffic wardens red hot but worth it sushi is amazing there always fresh I always take a lot for the family too and miso soup is a winner not to mention the dumplings Will visit the bbq table at the restaurant soon

En un lugar pequeño y acogedor, se puede encontrar una auténtica comida japonesa. Mi amigo y yo fuimos a varias veces yoshino durante nuestro viaje porque su comida era tan bueno.Pedimos gyozas (12 unidades por 4 libras) y un plato de sushi (30 piezas por 15 libras)increíble

Hemos comido aquí dos semanas en una fila, antes de una visita del teatro de noche. Los asientos no es de las mejores, pero una vez sentado en el taburete alto, está bien, no puede haber una cola para asientos demasiado porque no hay muchos taburetes. Que el final de la comentario negativo. La comida que tomamos era delicioso. En cada ocasión tuvimos japonesa arroz pegajoso (una porción saludable) y salsa de curry (tan sabroso) y 6 gyozas. Que son un poco como el dim sum de cerdo picada, con tan tierno y suculento. Todo eso por 5 libras. No te puedes equivocar. Su agua embotellada por sólo £1, que para el centro de Londres es una ganga. Había también ofrece platos de sushi. Iré allí de nuevo y de nuevo, no me puedo creer que el precio de una comida tan buena.

Ca fait des années que je vais chez eux, je vous conseille les Gyozas.C'est du home made, excellents, les portions sont copieuses.Même si les prix ont augmenté cela reste très intéressant en terme de prix et qualité.Attention il n' y a pas toujours de la place pour s'assoir car c'est très petit, il faudra parfois privilégier le take away.Allez y sans hésiter

I love this place - the seating is not particularly comfortable but the food is delicious. For a couple of pounds, you can get freshly made, high-quality pork dumplings. Their miso soup is also often half price and well worth getting.

Un estrecho cubículo en taburetes asientos muy alto significa una tiene que tener equilibrio perfecto y destreza. . Malabarismo con palillos. Por un lado y la comida del otro. . Sin hacer un accidental al revés flip! Las piezas gyoza eran baratos. . . Selección de 6 o 12 piezas con una variedad de cerdo o vegetarianas. También puede haber otros platos arroz blanco o mini para llenarte. . Todo se sirve en bien. . . Preparación de la zona y la cocina es un escenario. No estoy demasiado seguro sobre la sopa miso. . . Es demasiado dulce para el paladar. . Con lo que creo.. Se debe un uso generoso de GMS! ! Era inusualmente secas después.

Excellent food at a great price. Don't leave without some gyoza! And I had a full meal plus drink for under 10. In London, that's a bargain.

El sitio es pequeñito pero tiene una barra que con suerte puedes sentarte, aunque te lo sirven en un cómodo bowl para llevar.

Así que están caminando por Shaftesbury Avenue y verá una tabla mostrando 6 gyoza por £2. 00, tome un vistazo dentro y ver un pequeño mostrador, cocina abierta y capacidad para 8 personas.

I ordered 18 gyozas from here on my way home and the staff were lovely, smiley and it shows in their food. What a great find, I'll be coming back soon. Yoshino on Shaftesbury Avenue is in great hands!Alex

Great little place for Gyoza dumplings and a good sushi range. They recently updated their price for 12 dumplings from £3 to £4. However it is still very cheap for what you get and it won't stop me coming back.Only thing I feel is that it could do with a bit more atmosphere and ambience. Other than that, a fab place to go for a quick bite.

I must have walked past this place dozens of times but I never ventured inside. The prices are incredible (£3 for 12 pork gyoza!) and the food itself is very good. Definitely worth a stop for anyone who likes pork gyoza. One word of warning though: it can be very popular and the queues can get long, but the turnaround is pretty quick.

Not imagine I can get 12pieces of gyoza for JUST £3 IN LONDON !!I have been there for times every week lolEveryday fooooooood!

As Japanese lunch spots go this is one of the very best. This place is no frills and if you choose you can wedge yourself in on the counter to eat. I did. The staff are really friendly and the food is absolutely superb, authentic and cheap. If you can find a better lunch for £4 in the West End I'd be shocked.Wasabi is a few doors down and sell corporate substandard versions of what's here for twice the price. Go independent!

Everytime I visit London I come here for sushi as its great choice, great taste and amazing value for London

Best gyozo's in town at a very afforable price. Looks quite basic from the outside but this little shop is golden

I love sushi, and that its an excellent choise. Cheap and delicious in the center,(Soho),sushi with a lot of yummy vegetables, salmon or fried chicken.

I popped in today for lunch and I couldn’t believe what a bargain I had. I love Gyoza so much that I could have them administered intravenously! 12 Pork Gyoza for just £ 3 plus 4 Salmon Sushi for £ 2.90 totalling a ridiculous tab of £ 5.90. They tasted absolutely delicious and although it was not a meal as such believe you me, I was stuffed and it has to get the full marks. The Staff was very friendly too

I love it. I go whenever I'm in the vicinity. Clean, tasty, great quality, great value, great service. I usually get the Premium Salmon Avocado Roll, the 12 pork gyoza offer (£3!!!) and something random... Never been disappointed! Restaurant quality at take-away prices. I love it.

Don't expect amazing Gyoza or salubrious surroundings. But £4 buys you 6 pieces of reasonable Vegetable Gyoza with a good serving of rice.It's nothing to write home about, but it's decent, fair, quick and unbelievably priced for the area.Definitely cheaper than McDonald's a few doors down and it has to be way healthier too!It was busy when I visited with people seemingly enjoying the Sushi. But I'd go for the Vegetable (not the Pork) Gyoza's!

Since a Japanese collegue of mine suggested to give it a try, I happen relatively often to grab something from Yoshino for lunch, and I have never been disappointed. The food is yummy and staff are very helpful and friendly, what you will find the most amazing is the great value for your money! Try the salmon roe rolls!

I wanted an inexpensive, delicious, hassle-free takeaway meal. Yoshino, quite disappointingly, (on Shaftsbury) succesfully delivered on only one of the above: hassle-free takeaway. The shop assistants were promoting their pork and vegetable gyozas. I decided on the gyozas and a cup of miso soup. The half dozen gyozas, though freshly prepared, were laden with MSG and a tasteless filling, and the accompaniment dip (comprising mainly soya sauce, rice vinegar) was overpowering and excessively salty. As for the miso soup, it was anything but miso. It was a tasteless, bland, artificial bonito stock broth. To charge $4.80 for half dozen gyozas(i.e. $0.80 per gyoza) and £1.50 for the soup were criminal. A cup of green tea. would have tasted better. I cannot believe how an establishment like Yoshino could be serving food that is so sub-standard. I expected more but how very disappointing it was.

Offering some very fresh, tasty and reasonably priced Sushi on the go, a recommend for a lunchtime venue.

Excellent priced fresh sushi available to all. A large box of vegetarian cost less than a fiver. The location of this place makes you think that it will be expensive because its at Shaftesbury Avenue but how wrong could I be with a large selection of sushi available at a reasonable price with only one selection costing ten pounds. Overall a very good place to give SUSHI a try especially for a first time customer like my friend.

Honestly this place is amazing , London has put this idea that sushi is expensive or fancy , this place is cheap and delicious highly recommended

Yoshino offers a fresh sushi selection on a daily basis. The place is spotless and there is a small seating part too. There is a wide selection of sushi with prices ranging from £2.20 - £3.80 for a set of 6. There used to be bigger sizes - 8 pieces but they seem to have changed this. You can buy drinks there too, including miso soup. I have eaten there on many occasions and the food is always fresh. A set of chopsticks is included with your order as is soya sauce, for wasabi you pay 20p extra.

We used to go there for lunch break to buy some take away sushi.... never again! terrible quality and also they've increased the prices. The colour and the taste of tuna maki were horrible and after the first piece I had to throw away the other 5.They don't have hot dishes but only sushi/sashimi. Miso soup with normal taste and strange pieces of tofu inside (not little cubes but slices).I paid 7 pounds for lunch and the quality was worse than months ago.... what happened?

It used to be a really good choice, affordable, good quality and good range of food but not anymore unfortunately, they increased the prices changing just the packaging, you pay more for the same food. There is no point in going there anymore especially because before closing they don't discount anything anymore. I use to go there every week or so and I got there today after a while but I'm so disappointed. I have to find an other sushi bar cheap and good then!

Yoshino has some of the best sushi I have ever eaten at quite possibly the lowest price I have ever encountered. The New York rolls are absolutely phenomenal and their sashimi is so fresh you can imagine you're on the Japanese coast. Seriously, I now walk past places like Wasabi and Itsu with a smug look on my face knowing what I'm going to eat is not only better but also cheaper. I do think they need to rethink the packaging although I've heard they are in the process of this now.

Love the miso soup and sushi there! Really fresh and delicious crabstick! You can have 8 pieces for 2 - 3 pounds!

Good sushi for the money, although portion size had reduced over the last few years.Why one earth they use awful white, burger-van polystyrene trays for their sushi. They must go through thousands of them. Waxed cardboard would be a far more sustainable material. Such a pity that they're so ignorant to environmental issues.

They make on site parcels of sushi, almost only rolls. The choice is vast... as long as you want rolls. It's a deli with a tiny eat-in area and a pretty basic choice of soft drinks available.Not the place to go for Japanese haute cuisine but the rolls are consistently delicious and crave-able, super fresh and super cheap. If they only stocked the - elsewhere usual - iced green tea, alongside the coke and the water, I would give them five stars.

Starting at 4 rolls for just over a pound, you can easily get a good selection for under a fiver and a healthy alternative to a sandwich. Always get my sushi from here if nearby

We used to go when they were in Piccaddilly and the quality was very good. The staff were polite before and friendly- we were sorry its changed a lot now. Poorly rolled, poorly filled sushi . Taste was not the same either- rather disappointing.We had organic salmon,chicken katsu, tempura......should have got just one to sample first as we gave a lot to the pidgeons.Its a shame as we usually prefer to support the more independent eateries to mega chain restaurants

I have visited this place several times. They did a great job by renovating their little space to accomodate some seating space for frugal customers like me. Previously I have always bought their sushi and prices are very affortable for London's standard and portion wise is ok for what you pay. For me, I always find the sushi fresh.Recently I stop by again on a wet rainy day for a quick bite and decided on their 'special' Wagyu beef udon. First impression, disappointed at the portion size =( The bowl the udon came in was somewhat rather small! The ingredients and soup base was all pre-cooked, the staff just had to assemble it into the small tiny bowl. I mean obviously I wasn't expecting it to be freshly cooked, but they could have added a bit more soup to my udon? The so-called Wagyu beef wasn't anything special to rave about. For £6 (Wagyu beef Udon), I'd rather fork out extra to eat in nearby Misato.If you are looking for good, cheap, quick and variety of sushi, yes Yoshino is definitely the place to go. Even their Miso soup is only £1.50/bowl. If you are starving, probably not.