Yoko's Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar

Kito Songvilay

Best sushi bar hands down. I've been coming here for 14 years and the food is second to none. Takas Tuna is a must and Konamis Treasure was mouth watering. Thank you.

Nicole Kurtz

I was a little worried because the rolls used ingredients that I wasn’t familiar with in sushi (asparagus, broccoli, etc). We got 4 rolls and every single one was fantastic and the fish was delicious. The texture and taste was spot on and didn’t come with or need any kind of mayo based sauce. A million times better than Bamboo sushi, in my opinion. I will definitely be back!

Alexander Macleay

Delicious sushi, great (but crowded) place to eat. It's a roll of the dice if they are going to be too busy to serve you and they don't do to go orders but the food is worth the hassle.

Monica Meza

Hate to leave such a terrible review (I literally never do this sort of thing), but the service I received tonight was nothing short of disrespectful. From the moment we arrived, the blonde waitress seemed annoyed at our presence. It’s notable that my date and I were the only people of color in the establishment. After being seated, she took our order in a no-nonsense unfriendly manner, which didn’t bother me. She seemed to be the only waitress there and the restaurant was full. I didn’t think much of it. As we are waiting for our sushi, I ask if it would be possible to order some food to go for my friend. She loves this restaurant and has been having a particularly hard week, and I wanted to cheer her up. I call the waitress over, since she hasn’t returned to our table since taking our order (which, again, is fine. She seemed busy, but I wanted to get the order in before it was too late.) when I ask about the to go order, she is immediately visibly annoyed, not even trying to hide it. She returns to the table to confirm the items on the apparent nuisance of a to-go order, and I repeat them back to her, referencing my friends text. When I read it back, she scoffs at me arrogantly and says sarcastically “so, exactly what I just said”. I was genuinely stunned at her, had we been in any other setting, my response would have been a lot less classy. But I wasn’t going to give this girl another reason to treat POC guests this way. So I carried on the meal, maintaining as much politeness as I could given the way she treated us. Truly a shame because all of the food we ordered was delicious. I worked in the service industry for years as a server, and I could never fathom having such a flippant, overtly rude attitude with guests. Dining as a person of color in Portland has been more challenging than any of the other cities I’ve lived in, but this experience takes the cake.