Yo! Sushi is offering 20% off food for NHS, emergency services, teachers, and school staff when spending £15 or more.
The discount applies to dine-in and click & collect orders from Sunday to Friday, and if you’re dining in, you’ll also receive free gyozas. Drinks are not included in the offer.
To claim the discount, you must have a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years) and generate a code from the Blue Light Card website or app. Simply showing the card will not be accepted.
This offer cannot be used on drinks, delivery orders, or combined with other promotions. It is available at most Yo! Sushi locations but is not valid at Heathrow Terminal 2 & Terminal 3, London Luton Airport, Manchester Piccadilly Station, Rushden Lakes, York Outlet, or Yo! kiosks in Tesco.
Who is Yo Sushi?
Yo! Sushi is a popular Japanese-inspired restaurant chain in the UK, best known for its conveyor belt dining experience. Established in 1997 in London, it introduced the concept of kaiten-zushi, where small plates of sushi and other Japanese dishes travel around the restaurant on a conveyor belt for diners to pick up as they please.
Over the years, the brand has expanded beyond sushi, offering a variety of hot street food, including ramen, katsu curry, and gyoza, catering to a wider audience.
The chain has grown significantly, with locations across the UK in major cities, shopping centres, and transport hubs.
While its signature conveyor belt service remains a key attraction, Yo! Sushi has also adapted to changing dining habits by introducing click & collect, takeaway, and delivery options.
Some locations now feature a more traditional table service approach alongside their conveyor belts. The brand has also introduced partnerships and kiosks within supermarkets, such as Tesco, allowing customers to enjoy its food beyond the restaurant setting.
Yo! Sushi is known for offering promotions and discounts, including deals for NHS staff and key workers through the Blue Light Card scheme. It frequently updates its menu to include vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring inclusivity for different dietary preferences.
