Yokohama Sushi is tucked away between a gym and a Best Buy on Overland. Unless you park in the lot, behind the gym, it's almost impossible to spot. The Korean-run restaurant isn't going to win any sushi awards, but if you're in the mood for a quick lunch combo and some rolls, it's a decent place to be.
I ordered off the lunch specials menu which has your usual items: teriyaki meats, nigiri, and rolls. I went with a sushi combo ($15) which comes with 5 pieces of nigiri and my choice of roll. I chose the paradise roll.
The 5 pieces of nigiri weren't anything to write home about, but they weren't bad either. They were just your standard nigiri. The paradise roll, which has tuna, salmon, and some white fish fared the same. In a way, the lackluster fish was a blessing in disguise because it'd be a waste for good fish to be covered in a heavy sauce.
Yokohama Sushi doesn't try to be the best of its cuisine, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's a place to go with some friends who aren't picky with sushi, grab a beer, and just shoot the breeze.