Yeo Sushi Restaurant and Bar, Puerto Vallarta

Artfully presented and extremely good quality! What more can you ask for? We had a tuna sashimi with truffle oil. The crispy rice with spicy tuna and more... Truly divine. The atmosphere is amazing! I have been to Japan 3 times and this sushi stands up to any restaurant I have ever had sushi in . Service could be a little more attentive. We felt like the staff was too busy talking to each other rather than focusing on service. But bottom line...DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS GEM!

Always love coming here and just enjoying the atmosphere,food and service. Best sushi you can have in Mexico no joke. Tried the margaritas this time and absolutely loved them. Thank you once again for such an excellent service! Hope to be back soon!

Today is the second day of Hunter Sushi week here in Puerto Vallarta. Now I have a Happy spot already. Great Chef great staff great music clean and you feel at home. Thank you with Sushi Love.

Great experience. Sushi was Divine and waiter Paco was excellent and he gave us some good suggestions. Not in the tourist part of Vallarta but if you have a craving for sushi then it’s well worth finding it. Nice ambiance. As with many restaurants in Vallarta music videos are played. Can be annoying but also something to have fun chatting about.

We dine there several times per month, because we absolutely love the place. The fish is fresh & the decor is amazing.

In Puerto Vallarta for the first time and went to dinner with a local - this is where he chose to take us, and we were so happy that he did! The atmosphere was chill, the design was sleek and clean, the staff was funny and helpful, and the sushi was divine!!! We had the spicy edamame to start, then chose several different roles to share - my favorite was the Moshi Roll. This define it the place to go for incredible sushi!

This was our first visit to Yeo. A friend was treating us for doing him a favor. There are only a couple of parking spots out front. We parked next to 2 parking spots occupied with 5 motorcycles owned by the restaurant next door. Yeo’s interior was done in a modern design, black walls, with a huge mural of a woman on the 2 story wall. You have your choice of upstairs or downstairs seating. There was at least one TV upstairs and one downstairs at the bar but fortunately not blasting away. There was 80’s rock playing softly as background music. There were both tables and chairs and padded bench seats with chairs. It seemed to accommodate wheelchairs (1st floor). They have an extensive 3 page Japanese “roll” menu along with other offers like Mizo soups, green salads, tempura, teriyaki, etc. Prices are moderate. Also an extensive alcohol and non-alcohol menu. I had the tempura/4 large onion rings, carrot, zucchini, shrimp and fish (under 200 pesos). The batter was not thick and doughy like so many places have. It was served hot and crunchy with dipping sauce and a “tiny” bowl (4 bites, why so little?) of steamed sticky rice. Hubs and friend had dragon rolls and tuna rolls with plain miso soup. All of us had jasmine iced tea. (The tea would have been much better if they left out the lime wedge.) Everyone was very pleased at the presentation, freshness, quality and taste of the food. We were offered some kind of ice cream that was “rolled and made” at your table (89 pesos) but we declined. The waitstaff was attentive, ordering time to serving time was moderately fast. All requests for more wasabi/ginger and soy sauce were attended to in good timing. Cost for 5 large (8 piece) rolls 135-165 pesos each, tempura 189, 1miso plain soup and 3 iced teas-1048 pesos(=$60. U.S.) I am looking forward to our next visit there.