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Yo Sushi Dundrum Town Centre Closed???

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  • 11-04-2017 11:02pm
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    Jobs OXO
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    Is Yo Sushi closed for good in the shopping centre in Dundrum?


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    RebelButtMunch
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    Jobs OXO wrote: »
    Is Yo Sushi closed for good in the shopping centre in Dundrum?

    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Yo+sushi+dundrum

    Looks like it


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    awec
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    Odd, I'm in the centre fairly regularly and it's always fairly busy. I guess Dundrum must be sticking the arm in with the rent.


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    MrMorooka
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    The one off Grafton St is closed too, so I don't think it is specifically just Dundrum and its rent.


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    Pelvis
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    Ate there once, it was muck!


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    SB_Part2
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    I'm not surprised. With so many fantastic sushi places opening I couldn't see it lasting.


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    MysticMonk
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    Another fad bites the dust..hugely overpriced,hipster crap.


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    awec
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    MysticMonk wrote: »
    Another fad bites the dust..hugely overpriced,hipster crap.

    Sushi? :confused:

    Probably more popular now than it ever has been.


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    MysticMonk
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    awec wrote: »
    Sushi? :confused:

    No. Yo sushi.
    awec wrote: »
    Probably more popular now than it ever has been.

    Because of the explosion of hipsters and millenials who know exactly nothing about good food.


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    awec
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    MysticMonk wrote: »
    No. Yo sushi.



    Because of the explosion of hipsters and millenials who know exactly nothing about good food.

    You're trying too hard.


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    MysticMonk
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    awec wrote: »
    You're trying too hard.

    It's no sweat to me :cool:


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    MysticMonk
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    OSI wrote: »
    Anti-hipster is so hipster.


    I'm anti-vegetarian too...does that mean that i *Am* a vegetarian? :rolleyes:


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    Korvanica
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    MysticMonk wrote: »
    Because of the explosion of hipsters and millenials who know exactly nothing about good food.

    Differing opinions more like.

    Also, People don't always eat in the best place for each type of food they know.


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    Teyla Emmagan
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    It was terribly over priced for dried out sushi. Still, better to have the option than another bagel place


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    Rakish Paddy
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    Teyla Emmagan wrote: »
    It was terribly over priced for dried out sushi. Still, better to have the option than another bagel place

    Yep, the one time I ate there the sushi itself was manky, and I ran up a bill of over €20 on absolutely bugger-all food. There's no excuse for eating in Yo Sushi when you can go into town and get food from Musashi that's a hundred times better and is cheaper too.


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    dudara
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    YoSushi was probably one the first places I ever ate sushi, many many years ago. So I'll miss it for that reason. Plus their miso aubergine dish was very tasty.

    Wonder why it closed?


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    Dial Hard
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    Rakish Paddy wrote:
    There's no excuse for eating in Yo Sushi when you can go into town and get food from Musashi that's a hundred times better and is cheaper too.

    Or 5 minutes down the road to Musashi in Sandyford.


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    retalivity
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    Dial Hard wrote: »
    Or 5 minutes down the road to Musashi in Sandyford.

    Or hailan in dundrum village.

    Yo was woeful sushi...the gimmicky conveyer belt and location was all it had


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    coleslaw
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    retalivity wrote: »
    Or hailan in dundrum village.

    Yo was woeful sushi...the gimmicky conveyer belt and location was all it had

    musashi is great,hilan was recently closed by the fsai,might give that one a couple of weeks to clean up their act


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    wakka12
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    awec wrote: »
    Odd, I'm in the centre fairly regularly and it's always fairly busy. I guess Dundrum must be sticking the arm in with the rent.

    Business don't always necessarily close for financial reasons..could be illness of owner..management issues..maybe they were closed due to hygiene reasons..and many other kinds of problems


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    Bandana boy
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    wakka12 wrote: »
    Business don't always necessarily close for financial reasons..could be illness of owner..management issues..maybe they were closed due to hygiene reasons..and many other kinds of problems

    It was owned by Abrakebabra group so doubt it was illness or anything like that , I suspect too much competition in the Sushi market place for a brand that never really took off.

    I expect you will see one of the other Abra brands move into the spaces .


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