Sushi Yokohama

6/7
Fantastic nigiri (7/7). The standard rolls could be better (4/7).

I tried the 2 pc bluefin tuna toro nigiri, seared salmon nigiri, eel nigiri (not pictured), king salmon nigiri (not pictured), and the spicy salmon roll.

I absolutely wanted to give this place a 7/7 after trying the nigiri. It's some of the best nigiri I've ever had. I haven't tasted eel that fresh before, or tuna that rich. Both salmon nigiri's were also a similar level of quality. Their standard roll, on the other hand was only average.

My recommendation is to try a wide range of their nigiri options and not worry about any rolls. It's worth the price.

I'll definitely be back in the future to try their speciality rolls.

Came in for lunch, had the all you can eat, which was $45 today. I don't love that the price on this fluctuates, but to be honest, it's absolutely worth $45. I absolutely feel like I more than covered that value in the amount/quality of food that I ate today.

Many items to choose from, rolls are not mostly rice or mayo/krab mix (which is what a lot of AYCE places try to pull). Appetizers, soup, salad, hot food, fresh rolls, fried rolls, hand rolls, and more. I did not have a single item which was sub par. The tempura was great, hot and fresh. Sushi was really good, everything was fresh, good sized cuts. One round of
Food I ordered was made slightly incorrectly, but it was not a big deal (maki rolls were supposed to have been hand rolls), they apologized and tried to fix it but I insisted that it was fine. Restaurant is nice, it feels like a small authentic Japanese sushi den with lots of wood, and comfortable ambiance. It's clean, absolutely no concerns. Service was friendly and quick.

If I'm back in the area, I'll absolutely be back!

We went here for the all you can eat buffet. The prices are quite high as it is $45 dollars per person, but I know my brother likes all you can eat sushi and we want to try something new. Make sure you do ask for the buffet as it is not advertised on the menu. Also, make sure you eat what you order as they do charge you money if you do not finish this.

The good news is that they have a huge selection of sushi, but like most sushi places they tend to taste the same after the 1st order. The bad or good news is that most of the rolls and handrolls are huge. We appreciate the waitress warning us about this as we tend to under order.

The bad news is that you are only allowed 3 rounds of food so you have to choose wisely.

The first round is be conservative with the order. 2nd round you can order quite a bit and 3rd round free for all. But we only needed 2 rounds of ordering as we got full quickly. I am not so sure if we got our $45 dollars worth, but it was okay. Food was really good, but I think going here should be a once in awhile experience due to the prices.

The appetizers were not too much selection, but I did like the salad though.

Seared salmon & Seared Tuna, super delicious. Everything was so good. The service was excellent, chef was great to talk to.

Sushi Yokohama is definitely of one of the top sushi places I've ever visisted. I was just visiting Dallas too, and it's better than lots sushi I've had in the west coast (seattle/bay/la), wish I got to stay longer so I can revisit this place!

We went on a weekday, they had lots lunch different lunch specials. Both the baked and regular salmon rolls were my favorite.

The restaurant was not too busy when we went, it's a good casual spot for lunch or dinner.

Wow, just wow. This place is probably our new staple sushi restaurant. Super fresh fish for affordable prices, and the staff couldn't be kinder. Already looking forward to coming back!!

AYCE FOR $45, worth it!

Come with an empty stomach!

One round for two people, we left with no space for more!

Hands down my favorite sushi spot in DFW. Quality and service is amazing. You have to try their tuna toro sushi. I also love the calm ambiance.

Only come here if you plan to eat your belly's worth in AYCE sushi, especially in nigiri or sashimi. Came here as a group of two and paid $80 with tip order directly from the menu and was honestly very disappointed.

The appetizers are extremely underwhelming and expensive on their own ($7 for calamari and $8 yakisoba). Would not recommend.

Also got 3 special rolls and 2 pieces of octopus nigiri. Volcano roll was way too saucy. Plano had little flavor aside from the cream cheese. And the Las Vegas was good for what it was but nothing special. Octopus was also underwhelming.

They were very busy for a Saturday evening but did well their best to service us. Food came surprisingly fast. Won't be coming back because we enjoy other Dallas sushi places more but can see it being good for the price and value.

This is my go-to spot when I'm craving sushi. I decided to dine in for lunch this week to take advantage of their awesome lunch special.

I ordered the Giant Roll for my special roll, the Spicy Tuna for my regular roll, and I also ordered the buy one get one Salmon Sushi. They did not skimp on the size of my rolls and the slices of salmon were generous.

If you're a fan of tuna and salmon, you should give the Giant Roll a try! If you're starving, they have a great AYCE special that's totally worth the price tag, and of course a filling lunch special.