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| - Wow. This place has been here for a really, really long time. For those that don't know, Yoko is a Korean-owned Japanese restaurant.
Came for lunch today. Got to sit in a semi-private room (2 tables in the room) with a call button (Korean restaurants sometimes have a buzzer/button that you press to notify the server that you want them to come over). Menus are quite extensive. Most of the items are Japanese, but if you're in the mood for Korean, you'll probably find something that suits your taste buds as well.
Had:
Shrimp tempura lunch set ($8.95) - Comes with 3 pieces of shrimp tempura, 4 pieces of veggie, rice, soup, salad, and three veggie sides (today's were sesame oil broccoli, black peppered bean sprouts, and shredded potato with mayo. Tempura pieces were large, and fairly crispy. I would have liked the batter a tad lighter, but I can deal with this. Salad dressing was a tad more sour than I would have liked. Shredded potato had a good texture, but the dressing was a tad...strange for shredded potato. Other than that, everything was quite...standard.
Most of the service was quite good, save for one small mishap where the server thought I was done with my meal (even though I had two pieces of tempura left in my bento) and tried to take away my sauce. Easily rectified though. S'all good.
There are cheaper places to eat standard Japanese fare, but this one's alright.
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