Yoshino

Judges Yoshino more refined than Sushi Noz and places it near the top of the city's edomae counters.

Includes Yoshino in its list of top omakase picks.

Lists Yoshino among the best omakase options.

Names it with Noz as likely the top two right now; notes it books up far in advance.

Calls Yoshino far too expensive, mentioned alongside Shion 69.

Lists it among well-regarded options, citing others' reports rather than their own visits.

Says Yoshino is overpriced for only modestly better quality, which put them off costly omakase.

Likes it slightly less than the others they named.

Named as a high-end sushi recommendation.

Says Yoshino would run well above the budget for two people.

Has eaten at many city sushi spots and groups Yoshino among the well-known top ones.

Names Yoshino in their personal top five omakase list.

Excellent with great sushi and a more fun, entertaining experience.

Names it among the heavy hitters worth choosing over mid-tier picks.

Would keep the same list but rank Yoshino differently, calling the picks great.

Says they've been twice and won't return; calls it overpriced and underwhelming, though concedes it's objectively good.

Suggests Yoshino for a distinctly seasoned rice style.

Finds Yoshino warm and fun, with flavorful small plates and excellent nigiri that is not extraordinary.

Also wonderful among the top omakase options.

Simply picks Yoshino as the choice.

Says Yoshino is far ahead of Shinn East in experience, ingredients and technique.

Relays that people they know rate Yoshino as the top omakase in the city.