Yo + Shoku

Japanese restaurant · Lower East Side

Yo + Shoku

Japanese restaurant · Lower East Side

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154 Orchard St Store D, New York, NY 10002

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Japanese comfort food blends Western influences with a new menu  

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154 Orchard St Store D, New York, NY 10002 Get directions

$30–50 · Menu

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154 Orchard St Store D, New York, NY 10002 Get directions

+1 917 388 2814

$30–50 · Menu

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Oct 24, 2025

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Russian Restaurant Owners in the US Cope With Emotional and Business Tolls of Russia's War on Ukraine | Bon Appétit

"The reimagined concept that replaced the previous Russian-focused restaurant, built around Yōshoku — a style of Japanese cooking that embraces Western influences — and intended as a creative and emotional pivot rather than an admission of failure. The new menu preserves the spirit of several former dishes by retrofitting them with Japanese techniques and flavors (for example, pan-fried pelmeni turned into potstickers served with chili crisp and aonori-smoked crème fraîche, and a borscht transformed into a borscht curry udon with beet broth infused with dashi and Japanese curry powder, noodles, and caramelized sesame short rib). The owners view the shift as part of a healing process and a way to combine traditions to mend divisions rather than deepen them." - ByAdam Reiner

https://www.bonappetit.com/story/russian-restaurant-owners-ukraine-war
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Jenn Islam

Google
Really good food, service, and ambience!!! I had the blue cheese onigiri and was pleasantly surprised because I hate blue cheese. This was delicious!! Also really enjoyed the duck katsu, sliders, and honey cake. The whole menu is so unique and we loved everything we had. Small and cute place with an exciting menu! We went during restaurant week and they gave us champagne and a candle for my partner’s birthday. Thank you for making it so meaningful!!

Travis Cheung

Google
Food arrived lukewarm, clam pasta had 0 sauce or clams, mole omurice was small and the mole was overpowering, the BEC(?!) okonomiyaki tasted like straight kewpie. The flavors didn’t seem logical and it felt like a case of fusion for the sake of fusion. The decor is cool, but it was definitely not worth the price.

Percy Shao

Google
New name, new food and drink menu. But the changes on the appearance do not have impact on the essence. Food is still delicious, drink is tasty, vibe is chill and decoration is chic. It’s very brave for people to change if they are already expert of one genre. But it proves again that master can always find a right direction with right crew and then magic happens.

Sandy Le

Google
Okonomiyaki, cake, and honeyroo tea were good. Was disappointed that the omurice didn't have stir-fried rice on the bottom (just plain white rice); didn't have a lot of flavor to it even with the sauce.

Wangshu Tai

Google
Great food, solid cocktail, cool vibe. I’m pretty picky when it comes to fusion but the borche udon and duck katsu def pulled it off!

Helen He

Google
Expensive for bland seasoning, flavors didn’t feel thought through. Blue Cheese in an onigiri? Criminal.

Maxis

Google
That was awesome! We’ve been here a few times and absolutely love the place. Servers, Food, Design, great all around) If you haven’t been there yet, you missing out!