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Yo! Sushi Permanently Closed in Union Station

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UPDATE: Thanks to a reader for sending the photo above:

“Terrible sign telling people. Just saw someone taking out the register / computer.”

@39Candles tweets us:

“Anyone know why Yo Sushi in Union Station is closed? Sign says closed for the weekend …”

They are closed permanently. I put in a call to Union Station and they say they are closed for good. Yo! Sushi opened up in Union Station over the summer of 2012. They were also supposed to open a second location at 7th and H St, NW in Chinatown but that deal fell through a while ago. I guess conveyor belt sushi just isn’t our thing.

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Union Station location at 50 Massachusetts Ave, NE

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