Yo Yo's
(415) 296-8273
318 Pacific Ave
San Francisco,
CA
94111
37.7978
-122.4012
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Financial District
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6 reviews
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best cheap japanese in SF
by jhayes4
February 01, 2003
little hole-in-the-wall japanese place. it's only open a few hours a day, and don't let the long lunch lines scare you. cheap and good sushi, chicken teriyaki, and soup.
there's nowhere really to sit, so you'll have to take your food to the park or back to work. but the staff are ridiculously friendly. if you work in this part of town and haven't eaten here, you're missing out.
You get what you pay for
by swagv
June 01, 2006
You get what you pay for at Yo Yo's, but then Yo Yo's is dirt cheap. "Decent and efficient" udon and sushi, though the quality of the food is no better than what you'd find at most downtown locations serving pre-packaged sushi.
- Pros: inexpensive
- Cons: no seating, unremarkable food
The Best Cheap Lunch in the City
by gatorjon
May 24, 2006
Yo Yo's is wonderful. I'm almost always out the door for less than $5 - and often less than $3! The soups are great and the service is fast. They've been there since 1988 and I don't think they've eve raised the prices. I suggest the soba noodle soup with extra tofu.
- Pros: Price, Food, Services
- Cons: Takeout only
Decent food for the price by Christin A. at InsiderPages
Contributor
June 03, 2005
This is a tiny tiny place for take-out food only (no tables). They don't have many options but their options are pretty tasty. They sell teriyake chicken, small salads and noodle soups. Good, but nothing great. It is a basic place for food if you work in this neighborhood. Theowners are friendly. For lunch only though - No dinner served.
PROS: Fast service, Tasty Food
CONS: Small amount of choices
Jennifer and Jessica make this place!
by sleepyneely
January 27, 2003
There's a lot of good sushi on and around Valencia Street. And a lot of good service. (Tokyo A GoGo, surprisingly enough, even though it has a high design interior, is surprisingly friendly.)
However, the top of the tops is Yo Yo's. The best service in town comes from sisters Jennifer and Jessica, who will serve up delicious sushi with fun conversation and a great sense of humor. Yo Yo is also a great place to take a big party -- it's rarely crowded, and their are plenty of tables to defeat the usual "sushi wait". Go there. Now.
- Pros: Fun, Uncrowded, Not too loud
Unbeatable for a quick cheap lunch
by rdstanley
October 23, 2002
Unbeatable for a quick cheap lunch, Sobe Noodle soup and Teriyaki Chicken for about $5.
- Pros: quick, cheap, good food
- Cons: take out only
