Daria Kolesnykova We have visited this chain many times before. We especially liked this location because when we arrived around 9 PM, we got a table right away, and there was still a large variety of sushi and rolls on the conveyor belt. We also ordered some items from the menu, and they were delivered very quickly.
Like all restaurants in this chain, it is a self-service sushi restaurant where sushi and rolls move along a conveyor belt and you take whatever you like. You can also order from the menu, and the dishes are delivered on the upper belt. Water, drinks, and wasabi are delivered by a robot (even water must be ordered through the tablet at the table).
Everything looks fresh and tastes good. Some rolls fall apart a little, but it’s not a big issue. You won’t find a lot of fish in the rolls, but they are varied and quite tasty. There are also desserts, fruits, and salads on the belt.
I would recommend this place for a quick sushi meal.
After eating, you insert the empty plates into a special slot where they are counted automatically, and you pay per plate. During our visit, the price was $4.10 per plate. Each plate usually has 3–4 pieces. For two people, about 12–16 plates are enough, depending on your appetite.
Another nice feature for kids: for every 15 plates, you get a prize that comes out like a lottery — small toy capsules in machines above the tables.
