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Yo! Sushi

Yo! Sushi

Exeter

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Yo! Sushi

Yo! Sushi
Recently opened in Princesshay shopping centre, YO! Sushi brings its unique Japanese dining experience to Exeter, offering an exciting array of over 90 dishes. Inside the stylishly decorated surroundings, you can choose to sit at comfy booth seats or on stools arranged around the “kaiten” conveyor belt where you can watch the expertly trained ‘kitchen ninjas’ slice, dice, wrap and roll the freshest ingredients in front of your very eyes.

Information

  • address8 Bedford Street, Princesshay, Exeter
  • emailyo.exeter@yosushi.com
  • openingHoursMonday - Sunday: 11.30am - 10pm
  • phone+ 44 1392 331 340
  • websiteVisit website

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