Yoshinoya

“Consistently best value and great tasting food.”

Christopher Chan★★★★★

Went there to pick up a quick lunch. Food is good portion and taste good for lunch. Will definitely be returning

Johnny★★★★

The beef Gyudon bowl was good, not as good as Yoshinoya Japan but it was an 8/10, so definitely a repeat. The fired chicken was boneless, and it was a 6 or 7/10 for my taste. It was not bad, I just think that it's not my taste probably. The shrimp was excellent and a 10/10. The people in this shop are also very kind and friendly. Plenty of free parking and easy location.

Dan Kim★★★★

A nice little teriyaki style restaurant that has pretty solid pricing for decent food. They open early compared to most similar places at 10 AM so that's a plus as well. Food was fine, a bit too sauced but nothing was bad, I wouldn't go if I had plans but if I don't it's not a bad spot to get something small. Clam chowder is not it though.

Paul Cardoso★★★★★

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I finally tried Yoshinoya in Cupertino—and it lives up to the local buzz! Neighbors often praise it for quick, flavorful bowls at a great price, and my first visit didn’t disappoint. We ordered: * Tempura shrimp (crispy and light) * Spicy combo (chicken & beef, no veggies) with a sweet-teriyaki kick on dark meat * Regular combo (chicken & beef) * Classic beef bowl The chicken stood out—tender, well-seasoned, with that signature teriyaki glaze. To drink, I had the dragonfruit lemonade with boba—sweeter than I’d usually go, but still a refreshing pairing with the savory bowls. If