Yukihana - Woodland Park

Chris Patrick a month ago

I’ve eaten here many many times and usually have had good experiences , but they’ve lost me for good tonight. Food is usually good and prices are normally what you would expect. I’ve always been treated nice by who I believe were the owners. I went tonight on a Sunday at 755PM and was told they were closed by a waitress. Google says open til 830 and Apple Maps says 9. As a regular I feel insulted that I was turned away. I understand that sometimes on a weekend, a store may want to close early and go home . If this is the case then the hours need to be updated or changed on here . After walking out because the worker lady said closed I went back in and asked the owner chef when the official closing time is and he wouldn’t give it to me, he just said he would make me something quick. I don’t find that acceptable. If you’re advertising that you’re open till 830 or nine And I come in at 7:55 I should not be rushed. To be honest if someone comes in at 825 and you’re open til 830 than you serve them! My husband and I are usually done quickly regardless, but don’t appreciate how we were treated. I’m old school and I won’t be returning. They’ve lost a customer who usually comes in at

A Seo 4 months ago

It was very disappointing to stop by here for dining and the food quality was way too low because it tasted like kind of defrost and dried out. They charged the hot tea with No disclose they charge it when I answered 'Yes' when she asked'"Would you like to have hot tea?". In the most of Japanese restaurants, hot tea is free, or they notify if they charge it. They charge $4.00. It will be the last trip, too and No recommendations!.

Rey T a year ago

Food, like always, was very very good. The serving was plenty and the taste unmatched. The menu offers plenty of choices. It was so delicious and plentiful that my wife and I, even giving it the old college try, were unsuccessful in finishing our meal. Well then a takeout is necessary. Something to munch on later.

Jesse Bonilla 2 years ago

I got the all you can eat deal. Sushi was very delicious. Unfortunately they don't have nigori sake which I prefer. But they have the warn sake. My waitress was also very friendly and attentive. The chef also prepared a special volcano roll that's not on the menu. Over all 10/10

luscious click Edited 2 years ago

Food was subpar compared to other places we've been to... the service was great, though.. the waitress was helpful and even gave us a complimentary sushi dish, which was the best thing we tasted here, which was topped with torched sashimi and crab meat. There are also no specialty rolls with cream cheese in it, which is my favorite. They have 1 typical plain roll with it but no specialty tools with it. They serve fried gyoza (dumplings), not steam, that was delicious as well, but the fried rice was questionable like it was crunchy as if the rice was made of plastic. I heard about certain restaurants buying plastic rice, but I hope that wasn't the case here. We went for all you can eat sushi on a weekday, which was $29.99 per person w/o tax, and they charged you for bottled water even though we didn't want bottled. They don't have a lot to choose from like other places we've been but the food was ok.. it wasn't covered in yum yum sauce or soy sauce. The place is small and played light jazz that we enjoyed. The bill with a $15 tip for 2 all you can eat came up to over $70.. for the price and the amount of food I wouldn't be back but the staff was friendly which I enjoyed.