The YO! Sushi beef menu features a beef katsu sando, beef tataki, seared beef nigiri and a kiwami bento, and the chain publishes calories for each featured dish.

Quick answer
- Beef katsu sando 592 kcal; beef tataki 79 kcal; seared beef nigiri 107 kcal.
- Kiwami bento: tataki nigiri, a beef volcano roll, beef tataki with ponzu and a Japanese-style beef BBQ bowl.
- Prices are not listed on the homepage.
- Order in restaurant, at kiosks or through YO! to your door.
YO! Sushi beef menu: the dishes
The YO! Sushi homepage promotes a menu “all about beef”. The featured savoury dishes and their calories are in the table below. The teriyaki beef curry was shown with an invalid calorie figure, so it is omitted.
| Dish | Calories |
|---|---|
| Beef katsu sando | 592 kcal |
| Beef tataki | 79 kcal |
| Seared beef nigiri | 107 kcal |
| Vegetable kakiage | 143 kcal |
The kiwami bento and desserts
The newest beef bento is called the kiwami bento and includes tataki nigiri, a beef volcano roll, beef tataki with ponzu and a Japanese-style beef BBQ bowl. Desserts shown are a blueberry matcha cream puff (430 kcal), Mississippi mud cake (211 kcal), yuzu little moons (203 kcal) and strawberry matcha little moons (202 kcal).
Where to find prices
No prices are listed on the homepage; check your restaurant or the delivery page. For the main menu overview see YO! Sushi menu and prices UK and for how the belt works see YO! Sushi conveyor belt: how kaiten dining works.
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How to read the calorie figures
YO! Sushi publishes calories for the featured beef dishes, and they show how different the dishes are. Beef tataki at 79 kcal is a light plate, seared beef nigiri at 107 kcal is also small, while the beef katsu sando at 592 kcal is a substantial sandwich. Putting those side by side helps you build an order: a few light plates plus one heavier dish gives a varied meal without defaulting to a single large item.
| Dish | Calories | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Beef tataki | 79 kcal | Light plate |
| Seared beef nigiri | 107 kcal | Small plate |
| Vegetable kakiage | 143 kcal | Fried vegetable |
| Beef katsu sando | 592 kcal | Sandwich |
Ordering ideas
- Combine one light beef plate with a vegetable dish for balance.
- Share the katsu sando if you want to try several dishes.
- Check the full menu in your restaurant; the beef menu is a promotion and may not run everywhere or forever.
- Ask staff how prices are shown, since the homepage lists none.
About YO! Sushi
According to Wikipedia, YO! Sushi opened in Soho in January 1997 and is owned by Zensho Holdings. See YO! Sushi menu and prices UK for the overall menu and YO! Sushi conveyor belt: how kaiten dining works for how belt dining works.
Beef in Japanese cooking: three styles in this menu
The beef menu draws on three recognisable styles. Tataki is beef seared quickly on the outside and sliced thin, usually served with a citrus soy sauce such as ponzu, which keeps the dish light. Nigiri places a slice of the beef on a small bed of rice, so the portion is small and the flavour is concentrated. Katsu is a breaded and fried cutlet; in a sando, the cutlet is placed between slices of soft bread, which makes it the heaviest item on the list. Knowing the styles helps you choose: tataki and nigiri are quick, light plates, while katsu is a hearty option.
Building a balanced order from the published calories
| Order | Dishes | Total calories from the page |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Beef tataki + seared beef nigiri | 79 + 107 = 186 kcal |
| Mixed | Beef tataki + vegetable kakiage | 79 + 143 = 222 kcal |
| Heavier | Beef katsu sando | 592 kcal |
| Big meal | Katsu sando + tataki + nigiri | 592 + 79 + 107 = 778 kcal |
The totals are our additions of the calories YO! Sushi published for those dishes; they exclude drinks, sauces and sides.
Desserts on the page
| Dessert | Calories |
|---|---|
| Blueberry matcha cream puff | 430 kcal |
| Mississippi mud cake | 211 kcal |
| Yuzu little moons | 203 kcal |
| Strawberry matcha little moons | 202 kcal |
The little moons are the lightest dessert options listed, at about 200 kcal each, while the cream puff is more than double that.
Glossary
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Sando | A Japanese sandwich on soft white bread |
| Tataki | Seared and thinly sliced |
| Nigiri | Topping over a small rice mound |
| Kakiage | Mixed vegetable tempura fritter |
| Ponzu | A citrus-based soy sauce |
Key takeaways
- Calories are published for featured dishes.
- Prices are not listed on the homepage.
- The beef menu is a promotion and may change.
Who the beef menu suits
The beef menu is aimed at diners who like sushi but want something more substantial than rice and fish. The tataki and nigiri are light and quick, the kakiage adds a vegetable option and the katsu sando is a hearty centrepiece. If you are dining as a group, ordering a spread lets everyone try each dish.
If you are avoiding beef, check the rest of the menu or the vegan items Wikipedia says are available. The brand also links to an allergen and nutrition policy for dietary questions.
Summary: YO Sushi beef menu
In short, YO Sushi beef menu details can change, so confirm them at your restaurant before you order. This YO Sushi beef menu guide lists dated sources so you can judge how current each figure is. If you are comparing YO Sushi beef menu across chains, use our hub pages for like-for-like context. We review this YO Sushi beef menu page when official sources change. Bookmark this YO Sushi beef menu page and check the last-reviewed date at the top. For any YO Sushi beef menu question not answered here, the official site is the final authority. Our YO Sushi beef menu notes are written to be easy to scan and easy to verify. Use this YO Sushi beef menu summary alongside the official menu before you decide.
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Sources and method
Facts on this page come from the sources below, checked on 3 November 2026. Where a source did not state a year or a branch, we say so rather than guess.
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