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Best Sushi Restaurants in Stone

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Stone — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. YO! Sushi

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    $$InteractiveContemporaryCasualConveyor beltA laVegan options

    About the venue

    YO! Sushi at KL10 Lower Guild Mall specializes in a similar concept with an emphasis on fresh sushi and hot dishes. This location stands out for its interactive dining experience, where customers can choose from the conveyor belt or order a la carte. Known for its contemporary decor and vibrant atmosphere, it appeals to a diverse clientele looking for quick, quality Japanese cuisine. They also offer vegan options on the menu.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a table with various Japanese dishes, including chicken wings, sushi rolls, and chocolate-covered desserts. It then transitions to a broader view of a Japanese restaurant, featuring a conveyor belt system with covered plates of food moving through the space. The scene captures the ambiance of a casual dining environment.

    KL10 Lower Guild Mall, House of Fraser, Bluewater

  2. Yoomoo

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    $BrightFunCustomizableFrozen yogurtToppings barLocal sourcing

    About the venue

    Yoomoo, located in Lower Thames Walk, Bluewater Shopping Centre, specializes in frozen yogurt with a focus on freshness and customization. Since opening in 2012, the shop allows customers to create their own yogurt bowls with a selection of toppings, including fresh fruits, chocolates, and sauces. The modern and bright space is designed for a family-friendly experience, making it a popular choice for snack breaks. Yoomoo also promotes local sourcing of ingredients whenever possible. Special flavors and themed days keep the menu exciting throughout the year.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a hand reaching into a refrigerated display case filled with various sushi options, focusing on the 'yasai roll' priced at 8.50. The camera zooms in to show the ingredients of the yasai roll, and then pans slightly upward as the roll is placed back onto the shelf. Other items such as salmon dragon roll and cucumber maki can be seen below it.

    Lower Thames Walk