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YESS Restaurant Los Angeles Reviews
Ambiance (4.
5/5): High vaulted ceilings, modern Japandi styling, and lots of natural light make Yess feel cozy yet elevated. It felt like dining at a friend's beautifully designed home. Only minor drawback was the Italian music, which felt a little out of p
I loved everything about this place! From the food, to the
I loved everything about this place! From the food, to the atmosphere, and even down to the service, you can tell the details are cared about here. Although all the food was on-point, the must-try's are the fig & goat cheese hand roll, unagi
The interior is breathtakingly beautiful.
Feels super luxurious. Their $25 lunch chirashi is a steal and absolutely phenomenal. Tastes like I'm having a Michelin star meal for lunch. Their chirashi salad is my close second favorite. So many different veggies, textures, flavors. So delic
My friend and I dined here last night and to preface, this
My friend and I dined here last night and to preface, this is very much a "LA" type restaurant; from the interior design to the open-kitchen concept, it is a bit untraditional but I really enjoyed it. We each ordered the daily sashimi, a sp
Friday night first order in, first dish took 40 minutes.
. I understand an upscale vibe , but avoid this place ;)
YESS Restaurant is truly a hidden gem and one of my
YESS Restaurant is truly a hidden gem and one of my absolute favorite dining experiences in the arts district. Everything about this place feels special from the beautiful design and warm ambience to the incredible food. Chef Junya is the heart and
I have never reviewed anything ever but I feel like this
I have never reviewed anything ever but I feel like this place gets too much hate. I went during lunch time so the experience may be different but the person that helped us out was so so nice and the sashimi salad is the best meal I have ever had in
Probably the worst restaurant we had eaten the last 5 years
Probably the worst restaurant we had eaten the last 5 years (meaning that I can remember). The kombu lemonade aka seaweed lemonade, is really not for the weak. The sashimi was not cut right - there are chewy connecting tissue and red veins coming out
The food was fine.
Overpriced and very small portions.We spent $270.000. We left hungry and looking for a taco truck.
Progressive Japanese food that focuses on simplicity and
Progressive Japanese food that focuses on simplicity and freshness showcasing technique. They highlight their eel and we got the whole one to share. It can be a bit intimidating for people not familiar and a bit simple but the effort to prepare takes
Good spot
A truly delightful experience—led by a talented Japanese chef using fascinating techniques and exceptionally clean, authentic ingredients. We were genuinely impressed. Keep up the great work, Chef!
Enthusiastically Yes on YESS
We took two friends to dinner at YESS in downtown LA. I had seen the Bon Appetit video of a day in chef Junya Yamasaki’s operation of this newish Japanese restaurant, and it is also in 2024 LA Times 101 restaurant list. The place is in a not so gre
Seasonal Japanese
Yess is a beautiful-looking restaurant, housed in a circa 1920's bank building retrofitted with a lovely custom wooden door (alas, marred by graffiti when I visited). The dining room has a long cypress wood counter facing the open kitchen with
Recommended
A remarkable restaurant, serving a unique Japanese-influenced cuisine. It is not "traditional" Japanese food. The chef seeks out local, fresh, seasonal produce, fish, and meats, and creates innovative dishes. There is a "temple" i
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