Yolo Sushi Bar & Karaoke

I've been going to this place since it first opened. I've never had a problem with the taste of the food, just the waiting and getting someone to actually come take your order. Most, if not all the time, you have to seat yourself because there's really no host. The servers are everywhere, until they notice you. And that can take an awkwardly long while. Don't go too late on the weekends or Friday because you may not get a table. The music is a little loud. They can tone it down and still have fun. It's hard for staff and guests to hear each other. They changed the DJ and afterwards it just sucked. DJ needs to know that if they have a long list of people waiting to karaoke, they need to move quickly down the list and not play music in between each singer. Then the waiting is even longer! I get it you're not going to get through everybody until closing time, but you don't prolong it if you can help it. I feel their service got worse towards the end when the last owners were going to close the business. Hopefully the new owners will train their staff to do better. Parking: big open parking lot, recently upgraded too Wheelchair accessibility: no stairs, 1 level

Didn’t like it at all, smelled too bad and was too noisy

Yolo, a once-amazing establishment, seems to have lost some of its luster as of late. Over the past three months, my repeated visits have been marred by issues with my sushi orders, ranging from excessively cold servings to missing components. Such inconsistencies have been disheartening and detract from the overall dining experience. On a positive note, the bartenders at Yolo continue to be a shining beacon of excellence. Their unmatched dedication and attentive service stand out, providing a glimmer of hope amidst the disappointments. However, it is apparent that the same level of care and professionalism is not extended by the wait staff and servers, leading to a noticeable disparity in customer interactions. While Yolo offers karaoke as a form of entertainment, it falls short of expectations. The limited rotation of songs, a mere 10-12 in number, coupled with an unenthusiastic DJ who relies heavily on YouTube videos, leaves much to be desired in terms of an engaging and enjoyable experience.

They stole my money! Make sure you check your bank statements!! I only ordered a hot tea, which was 3.25, There weren't enough people with me to add mandatory gratuity, so my total shouldn't have changed. I will be reporting it!

My main complaint is the karaoke. If you're White, they show open bias once you get one song in. Unless you're willing to drop $20 in the tip jar, don't expect to get much singing in. Otherwise it's an OK place with palatable food. Their bartenders don't know how to make much more than the house specials, either

Horrible food…