John and Yoko Cosmopolitan Japanese

J P

2.0

Although I hate weird makis w cheese and nontraditional Japanese ingredients, John and Yoko is actually okay. I don't hate it, but it isn't great. Super affordable too! I'd never choose to go here though, I only tried it out cause my friends wanted to.

Serhan Demircioglu

4.0

I like the ambiance of this restaurant because the lights are not too bright and there's enough space to move around.We ordered sukiyaki, which could feed 3 to 5 persons. It was deliciously sweet and hearty, filled with silken tofu, tender beef, mushrooms, vegetables, and noodles. We also had a kani salad; it was good, but nothing to write home about.We ordered the Amazing Kani Roll and the Las Vegas Roll, both of which were mildly spicy. The latter tasted weird with cucumber inside and chunks of cheese on top; I will definitely not order it again. Anyway, they have a lot of rolls to choose from, so I'm bound to find something I like.I thought these were not enough to fill my hungry tummy, so I ordered a bowl of katsudon with Japanese rice. The dish was tender but not very flavorful; I've had better.Service was good. There were not many people that night so the waiters were attentive. The food arrived quickly, though not all at the same time, of course.I will go back here to try other dishes and other rolls.

Soumalya Acherya

4.0

Their sushi is really good. Fresh and of a high quality. But don't order their ramen. I was tempted by the umbrella samurai gift. But when I ordered it, the ramen stock is completely tasteless. And completely hate the noodle too. The server took my order wrong the first time I came there.