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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Carolina on 07/15/2010
Great Sushi Spot!
All you can eat, really means ALL YOU CAN EAT. Great sushi, very friendly chefs. An Upper East Side staple that is always the best.
Posted by Christine on 06/09/2010
Wouldn't go back
After reading good reviews from different sources, I decided to get some take out. I ordered spicy salmon roll and salmon sushi and they were tasteless disaster. The pieces were stuffed with bloated, over cooked sushi rice with very little tasteless fish. Despite being hungry, I threw out most of the take out. Perhaps it was their off day, but I would not go back to find out.
Posted by Isabelle on 01/04/2010
Down Hill
Such a poor meal. It used to be such a good value with great authentic food. The sushis looked more like a pile of rice with very little fish and the other sushis were so spicy that no one wanted to eat them. The chicken teriyaki were just okay nothing special. Overall a disapointing meal.
Posted by Anonymous on 12/28/2009
best sushi value in town
This place serves the best value in this economy. You will never find another place with pure Japanese sushi chefs serving such high quality fish at such low price. The anonymous review dated 12/9/09 critizes the mango salmon and sweet potato roll is probably talking about another restaurant because Yuka does not serve Mango Salmon roll or sweet potato roll. Try Yuka, you will love this place, especially its wonderfully too reasonable price.
Posted by anonymous on 12/07/2009
not good
This was a take-out order. I had their edamame, a salmon-mango, and a sweet potato roll, the edamame was good, their sweet potato roll was edible but not very good, and their salmon-mango roll was a disaster. The mango was good, but the salmon and rice seemed old and I found a couple of bones!
Posted by bayoudoc on 11/13/2009
Wonderful deal
Was skeptical as I walked in, but blown away after I had a few bites. In these times, who wants to pay 60-80 dollars for a "nice" sushi dinner when you can pay around 25 at yuka and leave STUFFED and HAPPY. The service is great, the atmosphere is more than adequate, and the sushi is always fresh. Great neighborhood spot.
Posted by John on 09/17/2009
great deal for great sushi
I have been going to Yuka for about 3 years now. They never fail to provide great, melt-in-your-mouth tuna and salmon (just go on Thursday -Sunday for best fish). Prices are unbeatable for AYCE and regular menu. Want a great dish? Try the sushi/sashimi combo. You won't find a better deal in Manhattan for this quality fish.