Has Yae Sushi closed?. The phone number is out of service. I had a reservation in December 2011 that I cancelled, so the place was open then. But in mid-April and again today (May 1), the phone number goes to interrupt. From the last few reviews I've seen, the quality apparently went way down. We've done so many anniversaries and celebrations there over the years. So sad to lose an Orlando tradition!…
Used to be very good now awful. This place used to be awesome the wait staff worn komons now its your basic. The food is over price. Always the same specials like for 2 years! the food is overpriced and so are the drinks. I will never go back what a rip off. Gizmos is right down the street and it the best sushi and great drinks and kinds of flavor sake friendly staff and all around awesome little place. Yea sushi reopen for what?…
Off the chain. My husband and I love sushi and decided to try this place. It's kinda of tucked away in a pretty deserted plaza and the owner told us that they've actually been there for 22 years. After eating there - I can definitely see why! The service was great and the waitress was very friendly and quick. The rolls were VERY reasonably priced. We were able to try a few different rolls because it was so affordable. The ingredients tasted very fresh and delicious! The atmosphere was unpretencious and inviting. A very casual place if you want to just relax and try some good food. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone that enjoys sushi. We are so glad we found it.…
Wonderful Experiance, Food and Price!.
Yae Sushi was recommended by a friend of mine. I called ahead to reserve a booth. Once we arrived, we were seated in a cozy booth with Japanese themed drapes. The atmosphere is relaxing, intimate
and the service was great. The waitress was very knowledgeable, helpful and went above and beyond to help us with anything we needed. The pricing was not bad either. I will be going back in the near future.
I highly recommend. 5/5!…
Yae Sushi: a place for sub-par sushi & sub-par customer service.
In the mood for sushi one night and encouraged by the positive reviews on City Search, a friend and I decided to give Yae Sushi a try. We had seen it before but never tried it, and it looked like a
quaint little hole-in-the-wall type place, so we figured it might be an undiscovered gem (as it is often the case for small, overlooked restaurants).
Perusing the menu, we noted that the prices for sushi were inexpensive ($6-$10 per roll), and while it is not always true that you get what you pay, in this case it is. The fried tofu appetizer was bland, the sushi rolls were bland (california rolls made with imitation crab meat sticks? I could have made that at home), and to say my nigiri sake (salmon) was sub-par would be to put it nicely. If you're looking to pay money to be served browning fish meat, please, give Yae Sushi a try. I would have sent it back to the kitchen but our waitress never checked on us.
As if the food and service wasn't bad enough, we had to wait 10 minutes for the bill - even after notifying who presumably was the owner of the restaurant. This would have been pardonable if the place had been crowded or busy, but it wasn't. There was only 1 or 2 other tables, and if you've got time to tidy up tables, fold napkins, and do other busy work, I think it's safe to say you've probably got enough time to at least check on your customers.
In short, Yae Sushi is inexpensive, but you get what you pay for. In all honesty, if you're a sushi fan, you're better off going to Publix for a pre-made refrigerated platter of sushi than go to Yae Sushi. Bad food; bad service; won't ever go back there again; and I would only recommend this place to my enemies.
Those people who are leaving reviews for Yae Sushi saying it's the "best sushi in town" and the like, you guys don't know what good sushi is.…
