I was not sure until I entered the door I realized it's a revolving sushi place. We chose to sit by the bar, close to the revolving belt. I liked pick-choose style by your own choice. By halfway through I realized I could use the menu on the table to match name on the belt. My wife ordered 4 her favorite sushi dishes after revolving belt choices, so in all we had total 14 plates. Happy hour price is $2.79 per plate. I liked it because of its freshness, variety of choice, quick, and reasonable price. I also noticed there are some hibachi choices as well so I would like to try them next time. The service was minimal but enough to cover all client needs, inner decor was pleasant. The name Koi comes from special bred colorful carp. read more

It's No longer by the plate special. Now it's all you can eat priced. Lunch and dinner priced differently. read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - New menu. New pricing - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

Always live Koi. Their rolls are great and they are consistent. The price is perfect too. So many sushi places are overpriced.

We have been wanting to stop by here for revolving sushi and came by with friends on a Sunday evening. It is in the same shopping center as Starbucks across from Publix with plenty of parking out front. It is a small restaurant and there were a lot of people there already. We were able to grab a spot and sit down. They get your drink order and you can grab whatever plates you want. All the plates are $2.99 except for the green ones are $2.50. There were a lot of selection of rolls and sushi along with some apps and deserts. You can also order anything on the menu from them. We enjoyed all the rolls we got except the regular spicy tuna. All the other specialty rolls (3 pc) are flavorful and the ingredients are fresh. We easily polished off 20 plates between the 3 of us. We will come back again to satisfy our sushi craving again! read more

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Fair sushi for a CHEAP, quick grab. We didn't dine in, so I'm unaware of what the service experience is like here. Things you should know: I. PARKING Within a plaza. This restaurant shares a free public parking lot with the other adjacent businesses. II. SERVICE Extremely fast. We ordered online and it was ready to be picked up in 5 minutes III. QUALITY You get what you pay for with sushi read more

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We noticed this place was a while ago when we visited Kin No Tori Ramen Bar. This little sushi place remains me of little hidden gems in Japan. Inside was actually spacious than we thought. Clean and welcoming. Kids alway love conveyor belt sushi. It's fun. Tho there were not many options of sushi, but good enough for our kids to keep bringing down new dishes from the belt. Talking about the food. While kids enjoyed their sushi from the belt, we ordered more from the menu. I'm glad I asked, they do offer hand rolls and sashimi, which was not on the menu. Salmon Kama was so good! The best thing is all dishes are super affordable while the quality is on a fair to good side. We can definitely do more with the kids without hurting your wallet. Service was pretty fast and server was attentive. read more

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Great Yakisoba, Nice neighborhood place. BUT to have an approximate $8.00 up charge on take out is rediculious!!

Good quality Sushi, fantastic price. Take out is always good. All you can eat Sushi for lunch is only $18.95. Great spot.

I have been wanting to try a revolving sushi bar for a while and me as a friend just happened to come across this one. The inside was nice and simple nothing too flashy. Service was quick. We were seated right away. The menu was pretty easy to understand once we ask the waiter how it goes. So the different color plates or certain prices. And they just count your plates to get your total. I was very impressed with the options that were offered. I like sushi but I don't like fish. Which limits me in what I can get. Because usually I only get sushi with shrimp or crab meat in it. And this restaurant had quite a few options with those items in it That you don't see at all either other sushi places. So I really appreciated that. Everything was good. The options were flowing all the time. And if there was something that you wanted that she didn't see you just let them know and they will make it for you and bring it over to you. The one thing I didn't like is that the waiter wasn't very attentive with the drinks. I never got a refill on my drink. But I think it's because they really don't have much to do because you're getting your own food. I ended up getting seven plates and it cost me only $20. Most places you go and you pay $20 for one roll. And I had options of food items. My friends and I love this place and we will definitely be going back! read more

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This was my absolute favorite sushi spot. Within the last few months they changed how it works- prices went up and the "all you can eat" option isn't worth it anymore. The quality along with the variety of sushi on the belt has gone down since this change as well. Additionally, before you could pay $2 for mochi ice cream, where as (although you'd assume it'd be included with an all you can eat price: it's not) now it's $4 per piece. These changes completely ruined the experience for me. I don't think I'll return unless things go back to how they were. read more

Sorry we didn't take more pictures... This little Sushi spot is in a strip mall and if you were driving quick, you'd miss it. If you are a lover of Starbucks or questionable pizza from their neighbors...you'd know where it was. I'm not a lover of sushi, fish or anything that smells fishy...but my husband loves sushi, we were kid free(she's allergic to everything they serve but rice)so we decided to stop in and give them a go... There was not one thing that I ate that wasn't fresh, even being on the revolving line and it not being super busy...we ate, drank, enjoyed each other's company and finished with just under 30 plates stacked up...so we tried it all! Servers were a little aloof, but we didn't really require much handling...my advice is if you need something get anyone's attention that is working there and it will be taken care of...don't necessarily wait for your exact server. Dumplings, egg rolls and sesame balls are food service quality...BUT they have those little coffee/mocha cakes that you find at Chinese buffets-so addicting...glad they came in sets of three. read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - Assorted picks - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

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A solid 3 star place to get sushi. We found the items in the belt refilled, hot and fresh. The restaurant is in a small strip mall and has a small footprint. We chose to sit at a booth but there were single file seats as in a bar setting as well. As other Yelpers have commented, there were items in the menu that we didn't see on go by however there was a variety of items. Most plates are $2.99 and come with 3 pieces of rolls on them or 2 pieces of nigiri. Additionally, I will add, that the cost per item was stretcccccchhhhhed for the restaurant by adding kani (krab stick) to most of the rolls. I get it for the price point but I steer clear of eating it. There was no wait when arrive and we were greeted and seated promptly when walked in. We were seated next to a booth with a family that a leaning Tower of Piza of plates on the table. My son worked to keep up with them... we had a total of 23 plates! read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - Several choices on the belt - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

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What a fun place to go. Take the kids, they will be amazed at the food on a conveyer belt. A unique date place, it's a great conversation booster and some fun "dare you" challenges. The plates are colored and this is how you know what price range the sushi is in and all very reasonable. After a stack of places from a great selection of sushi, you'll definitely leave here with conversation and a want to go back. read more

Located right next to Ramen Bar by Hajime, this is a Japanese/Chinese conveyor belt spot. Positives: - Belt is always filled with Sushi. All tables are all seated next to it. - Rolls like Shrimp tempera, Salmon, Spicy Tuna are abundant. - Hot plates like shrimp siumai or dumplings are surprisingly good. - Usually not super packed so can be pretty quick meals with food ready to take. Cons: - Not a lot of variety. They probably only make about half the menu at a given time of day. We did not see some plates we were anticipating. - Unlike Kura or other similar restaurants, they do not have touchscreens or any made to order type menu. - Prices have gone up to around $2.80/plate at time of review. Slightly cheaper than Kura but not by much. If you're in the area and want to try another conveyor belt sushi I'd recommend it, else I do think Kura or other spots have more tech and variety. read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - Overview of menu & conveyor belt - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

This place is great! Kind of a weird opening time (11:15am), but hey whatever. We did not know so we arrived at 11am on a Saturday and waited in our car for it to open. We were of course the first ones there and got to pick our seat. There was some bar seating, but we chose to sit at a booth instead. There is a menu with the colors, pricing, and the different types of rolls. The pricing is great! I was wondering how much sushi they would already have going on the belt since we got there right when it opened. It was a lot, and it was freshly made. Maybe that's why they need that extra 15 minutes before opening, so they can stock the belt. We enjoyed all of our rolls and the small amount of each plate allowed us to sample many varieties. By the time we were done and paid up, no other party had come, so it was like we had a private tasting! Ha! read more

I really wanted to like this place but was very disappointed. This was my first time trying conveyer belt sushi and I probably won't be back. We came around 12:30 pm for lunch on a Friday. There were 2-3 other tables. We got a booth seat. We chose a couple items off the belt. There was not much variety though (the same rolls kept passing by). So we eventually ordered additional rolls off the menu. Service was very slow. We had to flag/chase the server down. The rolls are very basic and the quality of sushi was not great or that fresh. The best thing we had was the salmon kama (fried salmon collar). It was made fresh, very meaty and cooked perfectly. Overall, I would not come back and just go to a regular sushi restaurant. But it was an entertaining experience for my daughter. read more

I'll be honest, my expectations were high because of the reviews and photos. The sushi we tried (which were mostly kani-based) were good and cheap. But there was not a lot of variety on the belt and the miso was 80% more salty than at other restaurants. The service was also slow and the staff were oddly stiff and awkward. Maybe it was just an off day? I'd try it again if I was in the area, but I wouldn't travel for it and I'd set my expectations lower. read more

It was okay... The sushi was good, and service was mediocre. It wasn't busy when we went, and there were not too much sushi revolving around. I am guessing it's due to covid and not that many customers inside (there were about 4 groups). A server came around asking if there were specific type of sushi we wanted, which was nice! I could tell the female server was quiet/shy, but that is not a problem for me. The female server accidentally counted our plates wrong (we ate 21 plates, but she counted as 23). We went back to get the bill fixed, but the other server told us we finished 22 plates, so he refunded us for one plate. I'm not making this a huge deal because I wasn't even thinking to go back for the accidental charge of two plates, but I hope they count more efficiently for future guests! BTW, I looked at the video footages of our finished plates, and we counted 21 plates. read more

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Went here today for the first time and did the conveyor belt sushi. Everything I tried was good, seemed fresh. The store was neat and clean and they had hand sanitizer at the sushi bar. I'll add this one to one of my go to places when I want some inexpensive sushi. At the time of this review it's $2.55 for a non-veg plate and $2.05 for veg plates. read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - Conveyor belt and sushi plates. - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

Yummmm!! Wish we lived closer!! Great selection of sushi rolls & apps; looks and tastes fresh! Awesome Marble soda selection if you have kids that enjoy those!! Definitely recommend! read more

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I stopped by Koi Kaiten Sushi for lunch and they were super busy and a bit understaffed. I order the following: -Salmon -Scallop -Eel roll Everything was fresh and I like the flavor. The wait time was a bit long because there was a lot of people waiting to be seated and then order to go too. Overall, I'll definitely come back to try other items! read more

Reasonable price, fast service,, excellent and delicious sushi's and plenty of options for gluten free people. If getting to go: they pack the sushi tight, if you are sharing with others ask, them to pack separately. read more

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I ordered take out since the conveyor belt isn't working at the moment. Based on the everything, it is a strong 3.5 stars but I just rounded to 4. Sushi is a FANTASTIC price!! I got all this for $18. Service was quick, easy, and fast, he wore a mask and packed up my food in a bag quickly. It was ready in 10 minutes. Nothing tastes odd or bad, but I felt the rice could have been seasoned more. The california roll was least impressive and lady Gaga roll was better of the 3. I would love to try this place out again once conveyor belt is working for more options next time read more

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inga ōhō What goes around, comes around. While this is usually about Karmic retribution, in this case it's about that elusive Dragon Roll that you just missed. Hang tight, it will be back around in a minute. Koy Kaiten Sushi is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Granted, a Kaiten-Zushiis restaurant sounds a lot better. The different colored plates with the sushi are placed on a rotating conveyor belt that winds through the restaurant and move past every table and booth. If you miss one, don't worry, it will come back around. If there is one you don't see, go ahead and ask for it. Plates run a couple bucks each and include soups, salads, appetizers, sushi and desserts. Priced at a couple bucks each, it's easy to stack up plates and your bill. Rolls are fresh and fantastic. Service is well intentioned but not perfect. A large amount of vegetarian options are available, all at under $2. Cheap and guilt free. Talk about good Karma. read more

Want to go eat somewhere Fun, Unique, and Yummy???? Give Koi Kaiten a try!! Conveyor Belt Sushi is in Alpharetta!! Woot!!! Here's how it works - its easy! 1. Seating - booth & counter seating available. 2. Server will take your drink order. Note: If you are into Ramune (carbonated "sweet" soft drinks popular in Japan), they have the largest selection I've ever seen! My son loves to try these - there's a marble inside the neck of the bottle that you get to push down on as you open it! Flavors: orange, melon, lychee, original, strawberry, grape, and peach. 3. Get ready to pick your meal from the conveyor belt!! Its Fun!! The belt continually goes around the restaurant, sushi chefs continually make new additions to the choices. When something looks good, just grab the plate off the belt! It's that easy! 4. What's on the belt - cooked sushi, raw sushi, seaweed salads, edamame, egg rolls, and OMG (my favorite) - the pork pot stickers!! Yum!! 5. Plate colors - I spoke with a very nice staffer about the differences on the plate colors. It goes something like this: Black plate - Fried item White plate - Raw item Red Plate - Specialty Roll (cooked or raw) Yellow Plate - Basic Rolls (cooked or raw) Green - Veggie maybe (??). 6. Plate costs - Plates are $2.25 (except the Green plates) - those are $ 1.75). 7. Desserts - there are a few cakelike(?) desserts on the belt. Note: the chocolate looking one is Mocha. I was hoping for just chocolate - nope! Warning: Tastes like Tiramisu - if you are into that (I'm not!). :( 8. Other entrees - looks like you can order Hibachi or Tempura items if you don't want to do sushi/conveyor belt. I will try those soon! 9. Wasabi !! They have it - look for the adorably cute squeeze bottles!!! Love those!! :) 10. Ask questions ! We weren't sure what types of sushi were in each container - just ask! The staff was very knowledgable! 11. Order some! - if you don't see the roll you want (see the menu for the options), ask your server, they will have the staff make it! 12. Covered or not covered plates - we were curious about the difference. Cooked items are hot in temperature-therefore no lid on them (lid would cause steam and you could't tell whats under the lid). :) 13. Dots on the lids - that helps the staff determine how long the item has been on the belt. 14. Done eating (ready to pay) - by this point you are full and have a stack of empty plates. Your waiter will count the plates/colors and give you your check. Pay at the counter! Our group all enjoyed this place!! Is it the best sushi I've ever had?? - No! But it's good, a fun unique place to go when you want to do something different! Give it a try! Two Thumbs Up! read more

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I've been to other conveyor sushi places and this one is my least favorite. Selection is limited. Quality was what you would expect. Biggest problems were the service. We were seated then passed by many times with no refills or acknowledgement whatsoever. Also, it wasn't very clean. The stainless steel had a film on it and behind the counter was messy. read more

The current menu is temporary. I believe they will be raising the prices of each plate color. As of now the green plates are 1.75 while all the other colors a are 2.25. That's a good deal. If you've been to the other revolving sushi restaurants in GA you know! I was impressed with the sushi quality as it is pretty close to what I wouuld taste in Japan. And the rice ratio is prettty good. Not too much. Not too little. Most of the seating is bar styled with the revolving belt in front of you and there are very few booths so careful on timing if you have a group of more than 4 Only thing is the wasabi is in cute silicon sphere squeeze tubes (in assorted colors)...if I didnt look at it while I squeezed it I wouldn't have known it was there. I did hear others asking for wasabi when it was in front of them too. A simple label on top would probably fix that! Will be back for sure! read more

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I like the concept, but I prefer the sushi and experience of Kuru over this place. At Kuru, you can order right on the screen from your table. The rolls here didn't change and many were mayo laden...blech (very American), which I dislike. To order something off of the revolving bar requires you to get the attention of the very inattentive staff. They don't even look in your direction as a customer to see if you need water refills. I will be back for a quick fix, but it is just okay. read more

I've eaten here for both lunch and dinner recently. It's good to see a quality conveyor belt sushi restaurant finally make it's way to OTP. This relatively small restaurant does a great job of keeping a fresh product with variety on the belt. Vegetarian dishes (green) are priced at $1.75. All others regardless of color are priced at $2.25. The sushi is a good mixture of nigiri and rolls. The chefs are happy to make special requests from the menu that are not on the belt. During peak times, there is a steady supply of non-sushi cooked items such as fried gyoza or karage being placed on the belt as well. We enjoyed every item we sampled on both occasions. Is this a high-end Sushi dining experience ? No. Is it better than the other conveyor belt sushi near PIB and I-285 ? For my money, yes. It's also a great way to enjoy a quicker and perhaps lighter meal with quality. read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - Interior - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

I've only gotten california rolls from here which are about $8. They are good but I think it's pricey compared to my usual spot, Flying Roll. I like the concept of the rotating sushi, but haven't dined in. I've only ordered through the Yelp app via Grubhub, so I just walk in and grab it to go. read more

This place has opened without much fanfare. No advance notice of the opening date, no specials, it just opened. As another reviewer concisely summed it up, it is not as authentic or good as Kura Sushi. That said, I'm thrilled to have a Kaitenzushi (rotating sushi bar) this close to home. It's lacking differentiated tuna levels, like ootoro/chutoro/toro/maguro. More disappointing to me is that easy kaitenzushi basics like Natto-gunkan (fermented soybeans on seaweed wrapped rice) aren't available. In place of authentic sushi options, there are lots of Americanized rolls. The tuna (maguro) option they do have is better than the last maguro we had at Kura Sushi. The sushi they do have is reasonably good for kaitenzushi. There isn't anyone Japanese working here, which isn't a knock on the place, but it'd be nice to see Japanese on the menus. They have sesame balls on the menu, but we had to ask to make sure they were goma-dango, as the translation alone didn't make us confident to order. Overall, this is a good place. My standards for Japanese food are high, and this isn't amazing dining...but it amazing to have this option so close to home. I'd recommend visiting and making your own decision. If I were driving the same distance, I'd go to Kura Sushi, but the convenient location and decent sushi at a decent price means I'll probably be coming here most times I'm in the mood for kaitenzushi. read more

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I saved this draft for 24 hours to make sure I don't get food poisoning, that's how dirty this place is. The sushi tasted fine albeit a bit warm for *my* taste. I switched to the black plates, cooked only, after the first raw item and I think I'm ok. However this place is filthy! read more

"Unique" concept as you sit and watch food go by on a conveyor belt. You simple grab what you want. They have a couple of different colored plates white and green. The white plate is like $2.50 per plate and the green Is $2.05 per plate. It's really a good value for sushi. Only complaint is the service is a little lacking as it was difficult to get anybody's attention for water and our check. It likely could be a lack of employees with many of these restaurants still looking for help. We would definitely return if we are in the area. read more

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This was my first revolving sushi restaurant. It was fun and different. You def get overwhelmed at first with all the different plates circulating around. The sushi offered a nice variety of different things. Missing one star bc some dishes were hard to tell what was what from the menu. My friend and I were confused how the pricing worked. We were full with a bill of 15 bucks each! Looking forward to next visit. read more

Koi Kaiten Sushi - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Alpharetta, Georgia

Cool idea but not the best execution. Every plate here was $3 for 3 pieces of sushi. The problem I noticed is conveyer belt sushi is an incredibly quick meal since everything is so ready and small. This means that whatever you see when you first sit is probably what you will keep seeing throughout the meal. No Gyoza? It will probably never appear. Want some shumai? It might be very cold from being there a long time. Non of the sushi was especially interesting and I feel like that's what was missing, something to add variety to the belt. read more

Love this place! 2nd time here and my goal is to just pace myself! Location is very easy to get in & out with ample parking. Sushi variety was excellent with quality to match. In addition, you just can't beat the pricing. Other items not readily available can be ordered from the menu (eg: Miso soup) and the server was quick to respond. Very clean facility with plenty of condiments available to take care of your needs. Sushi variety was great and even discovered a couple new options I hadn't tried before. read more

Food is always really good and great value there we love this place and frequent.One thing s this girl at the counter there right now literally..becuase we just walked four of the door.. that made a super rude condescending sarcastic remark to me. I was shocked. Her tone of voice sounded like she was literally talking to me like I was stupid. You should never be condescending to customers that way. She looked dead serious too. Guy waiters and everyone else is always great. But she should not talk to customers that way. I hope if her coworkers or boss hear it they say something about to her. read more

This was a unique experience for us. I took my fiancé here for his birthday (he loves sushi). He enjoyed a good 20 plates and he said it was one of the best sushi spots he's been to in Atlanta. 20 plates may sound expensive, but not here. Very affordable. Will most certainly be back. read more

Tried this place b/c we 1. love sushi 2. have two kids who love sushi 3. love revolving sushi 4. live near here The food was good - we were there a little early and now I know to come later next time to get a better variety. Also, as a person who waited tables, the lack of prebussing in order to count plates is not a great idea and I would LOVE for them to have a better solution to that. Kura does have that 'fancy plate counter' but there HAS to be a better way than sitting all your plates at the end of the table next to you - but like all the food and it was fun. read more

We tried this place out but were disappointed. The sushi quality was mediocre but matches the price. The problem with the service which was horrible. There were a lot of staff but ignored the customers. There were several items we wanted not on the carousel so we flagged someone down to order. She started walking away in the middle of the order and it's not like we were undecided. She wrote one thing and started walking so we had to stop her. Next we sat and waited for 10 minutes and no food. There was no one even making food so we flagged someone else down and she never put the order in. She apologized and said they are really busy which was crazy because they had tons of staff and only 9 customers, four of which had just walked it. We said busy? How? She said they are cleaning. Cleaning? What about customers? Ridiculous Apparently this is a cleaning agency and not a restaurant read more