Yoshiko Sushi

If you ever just crave a large quantity of sushi, this place is great! Never too crowded and the food quality is pretty good!
Rates are average. Would recommend!

Everytime I check out a new AYCE establishment I get a Deja Vu feeling. Not in this one though.
Quality of sushis and makis are better than what you find at other AYCE locations. Menu is clear and is written in simple English which is handy for those who are not very familiar with Japanese terms.
This establishment also has chicken wings, calamari, french fries, and onion rings and they were all surprisingly delicious, making it perfect for times where your whole crew wants to go for sushi with the exception of this one person who doesn’t like raw fish. Drinks are included.
Place is clean & spacey. Great service. Free WiFi. Surely worth checking out.

Recently, I found a Facebook page for small businesses against Unilocal.I read the comments and thought: well, yes, there are reviews which are offensive and others stunning to the business owners. This depends on how customers feel in a business world of getting the most out of your moola… and time… well, commitment… to try their devices. So, in my review of this sushi place, it’s only a 3.5 star. I liked the service, the woman as fast, answered my questions, recommended some items, but the selection itself is lacking. There are «special» rolls, but nothing I can’t find somewhere else (e.g., dynamite roll with salmon or white tuna on top).
The lunch ayce price was $ 14 something plus tax, and I guess that is the norm in the area? 168 sushi is similar in price but the selection is more, I read. I think if it’s your first few times trying out sushi, then this is a good place to start. I love raw fish in the maki, so if that’s not your thing, come here. Again, it is not good or bad. Just my taste and preference give this sushi joint it’s rating.
The seating and environment is just fine, so come and relax. Eat your sushi.

My beh hates it here. Chicken skewer was pretty good tho. Squid skewer was pretty scary .& horrible. Rolls were mediocre, fish was sub-​par. Drinks were cold and fresh but canned. How lame. Not coming back here.

I’m not a huge AYCE fan because I tend to over eat but I’ll make an exception any day for Yoshiko. Tried it for the first time about 3 years ago with a friend. My family and I used to have this one sushi place we always went to but as soon as I introduced them to Yoshiko it became our main place. I’m obsessed with their spicy crab rolls and constantly crave them. Nobody else makes them the same. If you go make sure to order them!!! Also the kani salad is delicious. Mmmmmm

Fresh food, good service, not very crowded, free parking, what else do we need?

For an all you can eat this place is great, never dissapointed here. Good selection and fresh sea food.

3.5*, it’s alright for AYCE. Smaller restaurant with less than a dozen tables, including booths. Little to no atmosphere.
Contrary to the other reviewer (s), I didn’t have a problem with the service during an AYCE dinner. The younger girl was especially patient and always refilling out tea. No rudeness experienced.
Their strength is in their maki rolls, hand rolls were also ok. A bit too much rice, but fine. Sashimi was mediocre, stick to salmon as it has a higher turn-​over rate. I’d steer clear of the fried, non-​tempura items, as they were a waste of stomach space! ;)
Tip: They still have 10% off if you pay in cash, but apparently you need a coupon which is on their takeout menu. After we received our bill, we told them we were paying cash, and that’s when we found out about the «coupon». However, the mid-​aged lady made an exception for us.

The sushi here was pretty good, the rolls are creative and tasty. They have quite a few non-​sushi options such as french fries (which the waitress informed us were from Costco).
My big issue with this place is the service. They were unfriendly to the point of seeming angry that they had customers. We just decided to ignore it and enjoy our meal. Until the waitress very loudly came to clear some dishes and ended up spilling an entire bowl of Tempura Sauce all over me. That changed the mood of the service instantly, all of a sudden they were kind and rushing towards us with towels and napkins. Unfortunately this was too late as the sauce had destroyed my light leather boots and the stickiness was everywhere all over my clothes and legs. I went to the washroom to clean up and they had brought the check. Now we didn’t expect them to comp the entire check, but we had ordered drinks and had at least expected them to comp the drinks or pickup my dry cleaning. When we spoke to them about this, they said I can leave my boots with them or go home, grab shoes, and drop the boots off the same night for them to get them dry cleaned themselves. They wouldn’t reimburse me to have it dry-​cleaned I had to hand over my boots to them, I had no intention of leaving my boots with them and hoping that they wouldn’t steal them or try to wash them themselves in a sink to save on the dry-​cleaning.
The way we were treated at this place was awful. I couldn’t believe that they were extremely negligent and had spilled all over me and then expected me to hand my boots over rather than comping part of the meal?
This experience put an awful taste in my mouth. The customer service was atrocious and it reflected on how the business was run, if they refused to skimp on the dry-​cleaning by either reimbursing me to get it dry-​cleaned myself or by comping part of our meal, where else are they skimping on?

I ordered the spicy maki set. It came with 18 pieces of sushi, miso soup and a salad for 13 $. The sushi was really good and the waitress refilled our waters as they were approaching empty which was a nice gesture. I’d definitely go back.
They have all you can eat as well as takeout/​delivery options.

Yoshiko is incredibly delicious! The food was at our table almost instantly and was hot and fresh it rates as well as Riz and the price is as cheap as it gets.