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Hours
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 25 Grassy Plain St, Bethel, CT 06801
Phone: (203) 798-8128
Website: http://www.houseofyoshida.com/
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House Of Yoshida
25 Grassy Plain St. Bethel, CT 06801. PHONE (203)798-8128. (203)733-4870.
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25 Grassy Plain St. Bethel, CT 06801. PHONE (203)798-8128. (203)733-4870.
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Reviews
Tania Sari
One of the best sushi spots in CT. The staff are super friendly and attentive. Great appetizers, entrees, and cocktails. Aki makes a great ramen for those cold days. His menu always has something new to try. I highly recommend Kaiseki Menu, but make sure you call to make a reservation, it’s a masterpiece that melts in your mouth.
… moreDavid Oliveira
Always a delight to eat here, with the varied choices, between traditional Japanese foods, sushi, fried bits and often some specials that you might not expect. One of the big winners for me was the poké bowl. Real Hawaiian style, not that bloated stuff you’re finding at chains that has kale and pita in it!
… moreYoko Burke
This place is about 1 hour away from our house but I was looking forward to visit this restaurant because it looked like authentic Japanese restaurant. It is so hard to find authentic Japanese restaurant in CT !
… moreFilip
Having lived in Japan for the past 7 years, finding good and authentic Japanese food here has been a mission. Most places I take a look at the menu and that’s enough for me, it doesn’t resemble Japanese food at all. Until I drove past this place. The name was a give away as it didn’t have a generic tacky Japanese name, and further research taught me that this place was Japanese owned.
… moreRoger DeAngelis
I can only comment on takeout. I’ve never eaten in here. My experience with some staff members meeting me has been extremely helpful while others literally don’t even know what the menu items are, so they end up telling me “We don’t make that” even though I’ve gotten it before, it’s on the menu, and I’ve gotten it subsequently.
… moreAllison Kallberg
House of Yoshida makes some fantastic sushi. For a special occasion, the kaiseki is one of the most creative tasting menus I’ve had.
… moreJoanne H
First time having sushi in almost two years, and I’m so glad to have it back in my life at House of Yoshida. The restaurant was very accommodating. I made a reservation the same day for a party of five for an outdoor dinner. Our table at House of Yoshida was set up perfectly and ready upon our arrival. Shun took care of us the entire night. Very accomodating incredibly with my food allergies. He indeed went above and beyond our dining expectations.
… moreCarol H. Vela
It was our 1st time and definitely not the last. Wonderful dinning experience. The food was on point! Full of flavors. Even my 7 month old enjoyed the dinner date night we had
… moreLeslie Horrell
Great food and service. The sashimi is the freshest. Highly recommend the shrimp wonton and pork belly fried rice.
… moreKim O’Connor
We ordered 72 pieces as an appetizer for a large family gathering and it was fantastic. Sushi was beautifully arranged on two platters, with plenty of ginger and wasabi and soy. It was a big hit, especially with the younger half of the family. The whole thing was gone in about 20 minutes! Fresh and delicious. Staff was great and helped me figure out a good selection to order. Will definitely order again.
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