Yo! Sushi menu prices in the UK work on colour-coded plates, with most sushi plates between £3.50 and £6.95, a chicken katsu curry around £8.50, and sharing sets from £7.95 to £22.50. You pick plates off the conveyor belt and pay by colour. Here are the current Yo! Sushi prices and how to save.
Yo! Sushi UK at a glance
| Sushi plates | £3.50 to £6.95 (by colour) |
|---|---|
| Katsu curry | around £8.50 |
| Sets and sharers | £7.95 to £22.50 |
| How it works | Colour-coded plates on a conveyor belt |
| Best saver | Discount codes and app offers |
| Last updated | June 2026 |
Full Yo! Sushi UK menu prices
Yo! Sushi uses a conveyor belt where each dish sits on a colour-coded plate that tells you the price. You can also order hot food like katsu curry from the kitchen. Prices vary a little by location. Prices below are representative; check your local restaurant or the Yo! Sushi app for exact figures and offers.
Plates and dishes
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sushi Plate (lower colours) | from £3.50 |
| Sushi Plate (higher colours) | up to £6.95 |
| Chicken Katsu Curry | around £8.50 |
| Tofu Katsu Curry (vegan) | around £8.50 |
| Sets and Sharers | £7.95 to £22.50 |
How does Yo! Sushi pricing work?
Every dish on the conveyor belt sits on a colour-coded plate, and each colour has a fixed price, so you can keep track of your bill by the plates stacking up at your table. The lower-priced colours start at £3.50 and the premium ones reach £6.95, with hot dishes ordered separately from the kitchen. The simplest way to save is to set yourself a plate limit, since the belt makes it easy to keep grabbing dishes. Yo! Sushi also runs regular discount codes and app offers, including money off and set deals, so check before you go.
Frequently asked questions
How much are plates at Yo! Sushi?
Sushi plates run from £3.50 to £6.95, with the price set by the colour of the plate.
How does the colour-coded pricing work?
Each colour of plate has a fixed price, so you pay based on the colours you take from the conveyor belt, which makes it easy to track your bill.
How much is katsu curry at Yo! Sushi?
Chicken or tofu katsu curry is around £8.50, ordered as a hot dish from the kitchen.
Does Yo! Sushi have discount codes?
Yes. Yo! Sushi regularly runs discount codes and app offers, including money off and set deals.
About Yo! Sushi in the UK
Yo! Sushi opened its first restaurant in London’s Soho in the late 1990s, credited with introducing the kaiten conveyor belt sushi format to the UK at a genuinely early stage compared with when this dining style became more widely known internationally. Its founder, who later also co-founded Itsu, built the brand around making sushi feel approachable and fun for British diners largely unfamiliar with the cuisine, using the visual, colour-coded conveyor belt to demystify ordering. It became one of the defining names in UK sushi dining and expanded steadily across the country while keeping its signature conveyor belt format central to the experience.
What to expect at Yo! Sushi
Expect the signature conveyor belt experience, watching plates pass and picking what catches your eye, a genuinely different way of ordering compared with a standard menu-based restaurant. Colour-coded plates make it easy to track spending as you go, since each colour corresponds to a fixed price rather than needing to check a menu for every item. Beyond the conveyor belt, hot dishes like ramen and curry are cooked to order, giving options beyond the plates passing by if you want something freshly prepared.
More frequently asked questions
Who founded Yo! Sushi?
Its founder later also co-founded Itsu, both built around making Asian food approachable for a wider UK audience.
How does the colour-coded plate system work?
Each plate colour corresponds to a fixed price, letting you track your spending as you pick items from the conveyor belt.
Making the most of a Yo Sushi visit
Checking the Yo Sushi menu online before you go, rather than deciding once you arrive, can help you plan around any current deals or combo pricing that might not be obvious from a quick glance at the in-store board. Visiting during quieter periods, generally mid-afternoon on a weekday, tends to mean faster service and a calmer atmosphere than the traditional lunch or dinner rush. Checking whether your local Yo Sushi branch offers any loyalty scheme is worth doing if you visit regularly, since the savings can add up meaningfully over time.
Yo Sushi for different occasions
Whether Yo Sushi suits a quick solo visit, a family meal or a larger group gathering depends partly on the specific format and location, worth checking which model your nearest branch follows before planning around a particular occasion. Larger groups should check ahead whether a booking is needed or recommended, particularly for a weekend visit when tables can be in higher demand. Checking current reviews for your specific local branch, rather than the brand’s general reputation, gives the most accurate picture of what to expect on the day.
Does Yo Sushi have a loyalty scheme worth joining?
Many locations do, worth checking your specific branch, since savings from a loyalty scheme can add up meaningfully for regular visitors.
Should I book ahead for a larger Yo Sushi group?
Worth checking in advance, particularly for a weekend visit, since table availability for larger groups can vary by location.