Yoko Sushi Bar Basel

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Steinentorstrasse 35, 4051 Basel
Added by Jopie, at 23 June 2016

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• Valérie Goetschy-Meyer

  02 April 2017

  Small place with one of the best sushis in Basel

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• Seb Creaney

  26 March 2017

  Insanely expensive and you don't get much for your money, also it's fairly small so there's not a great amount of room. It is quite a nice atmosphere there though and the sushi is quite nice.

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• Lis Nikoliqi

  17 February 2017

  Do not let these reviews fool you. I have eaten in literally every sushi place in Basel and this one is among the worst.
  
  It's normal here that some of the dishes have cream cheese and mayonese in them, which is absolutely ridiculous, but I have gotten used to it. This restaurant tho, takes it to a whole nother level. Their rice is subpar, so they cover it up with a stupid amount of mayo and cream cheese.
  
  Their wasabi is some kind of fake paste (I've seen worse put still). Most people don't care about that but it tells you a lot about the restaurant.
  
  If you're somebody who likes to all you can eat, you're gonna get ripped off here. Not only is it the most expensive Sushi place in Basel, but they also charge you extra for the blue plates (which they wrote on a blackboard in gibberish so you can't read it).
  
  Their salmon and eel game is on point, I'll give them that. That's the only reason I'm giving them 2 stars. Their Nigishi game is alright.
  
  I'm mad.

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• Kristof Kowalski

  20 August 2016

  One of the best sushi's in Basel.
  
  Decent selection sushi on the train, nice an quick. As with all things sushi, don't expect it to be cheap.

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• Timothy Bridge

  30 June 2016

  I've been to all Sushi restaurants in Basel and this one outdoes all the others.
  It comes down to personal taste, I daresay. But it's the only place known to me where they have sweet soy sauce. Yummy. I'm usually heavy on the soy sauce, but the sweet soy sauce is very nice and complements the dishes very well without dominating them (unless you down then in sauce of course).
  The setup is concise yet comfy. There's a larger space on the first floor, for which you have to go outside and go up a flight of stairs. Not been there yet, only because this place is my preferred sushi place to go to end of the afternoon. They start serving food (per converter belt) from five in the afternoon.
  Wednesdays is "eat as much as you can". Which turns out to be a real bargain if you decide to stuff your face..

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