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Pretty standard revolving sushi bar. Service is pretty hands off unless you order something off the screens at each table. The restaurant is clean with a good amount of seating for large groups and solo diners. They have all the standard rolls, nigiri, sashimi and some specialty rolls as well. The price is a bit high for what it is so I wouldn't go out of my way to come back but it is a good option if you're in the area.
Not my fave sushi conveyor belt experience. The rolls are higher priced than other similar venues and while the plates technically range in price from $3.50 to $9.50, the majority of options were on the higher end especially if you want any of the nigiri. I stuck to the maki for the price point but the rolls tasted off, especially the tuna. The signs on the conveyor belt also didn't match the sushi so you had to guess what you were picking up. In hindsight I should've ordered exclusively from the tablet at the table (both to avoid the guesswork and ensure freshness) but I wanted the experience.
We've had Sima twice now and they are very consistent and delicious! The food is fresh and tasteful and the staff is attentive and you can call them on the iPad if you need them. Ordering is easy if you don't see what you want on the conveyor belt. I love the variety of the offerings at Sima and there's plenty of raw and cooked options! The space is small and clean (but the bathroom does need to be attended a little more frequently). Overall a wondering sushi restaurant in DC!
My coworkers and I came here in a quiet Friday for lunch before we were off for the holidays. They had the conveyer belt sushi. This place has been on our list to try. We were allowed to sit whereever was open. We also had a server come to our table, who was very quick. They had an iPad to order food too and we had the sushi chef give the food directly to our table. While we were looking at the menu, they had sushi come around on the conveyer belt, which I indulged in. All the sushi was great. I got mochi ice cream - green tea, which was okay. The ambiance is great and for anyone who is a fan of sushi, it's definitely worth it to try the conveyer belt situation. I would come back here again!
My favorite conveyor belt sushi in the dmv! Wonderfully fresh, unique, and generous. Each nigiri has a huge piece of fish on it and all of it is so fresh tasting. Love that you can order from the tablet included at every table. Is a small restaurant, but cozy and intimate. Sushi chefs are friendly and fast, you can tell they know what they are doing.
best revolving sushi in dc fresh fish really nice staff super clean would recommend i've gone here several times :-)
This was a wonderful spot located near to our hotel. We were struggling to decide what we wanted to eat and rotating sushi sounded like a crowd pleaser. They also have menu items and options that can be made to order. The service was great, and the prices were fair. Presentation was top-notch and I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a easy dinner.
I've always wanted to try conveyor belt sushi. And it just happened to be very convenient where we were at that afternoon. The quality of sushi was good. However, the portion prices were not so good. When you pull a plate you get charged for what you normally pay for a full roll but I end up getting half that. The prices are based off a plate color and some of the plate colors are hard to determine. Service is good and attentive. You can request special sushi either by talking to the chefs or input into the iPad at your table. Again, as good experience as it was. It would not return because it gets pretty pricey. They'll get much for it.
This place was soo cool I forgot to take a picture of the food! The service is so unique and amazing! The sushi was delish and so fresh! If you have never been to a place like this and you like sushi, you must go!! First you are seated and explained how the service works. You can either pick your items of the conveyor belt or there's a tablet at each table and you can order off the menu and the food is delivered to your table as you order! You can eat as much or as little as you want! It's pretty easy to go crazy because the portions are 2-3 pieces at a time and it's so fun you just want to keep eating! If you need anything like napkin, chop sticks, fork, just call the server from the tablet aka someone will come over. The coolest thing was at the end the server comes over and just scans the plates. She explained that all plates have a sensor so she just needs to scan and then can tell you the total! This place was so fun and unique and of course the sushi did not disappoint!! If you are looking for a fun atmosphere, a unique dining experience and you love sushi,, this is the place for you!!
Sima Sushi - A Fun, Fresh Spin on Sushi Night Sima Sushi offered such a unique and fun dining experience! Watching the chefs prepare sushi right in front of us and then place it directly onto the conveyor belt was something totally new for us -- it added an interactive and lively touch that made the night feel special. The price point was very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food. Every dish we tried was fresh and flavorful, but the standouts were definitely the beef and the spicy tuna hand roll -- both were absolutely delicious and had us reaching for seconds. The chefs were kind and welcoming, always giving a smile when handing over dishes. There was only one server working the floor during our visit, but since it wasn't too busy, service still felt smooth and attentive. If you're looking for sushi with a twist and solid flavors without breaking the bank, Sima Sushi is definitely worth a visit. We'll be back for more hand rolls and that fun conveyor belt charm!
Conveyor belt for sushi to take right off...but most of our order was made-to-order from the tablet. We ordered: - Takoyaki. $5.50 very good! - Grilled Cheese Mussels. $6.75 amazing! - Tempura Shrimp Udon. $15 pretty standard - Tonkatsu Ramen. $15 pretty standard - Crab Handroll. $3.50 very good - Spicy Tuna Handroll. $4.75 very good - Spicy Salmon Handroll. $4.75 very good - Salmon Crab Roll. $8.75 delicious - Montblanc Roll. $5.50 a little dry Excellent service and ambiance! They've been open for 2 years -- inside looks nicer than the outside. They stack up the plates and the scanner knows how much each plate costs, between $3.50 - $9.50 each. You can order additional dishes off the tablet and even use it to call your server and request additional water.
04/2024 I was surprised to see a conveyor belt sushi restaurant in DC, so I had to try it. This place definitely reminded me of the conveyor belt sushi places in Japan in terms of ambiance and the way the dishes were offered. Tried quite a few of their dishes and you definitely want to stick to the pricier options. The cheaper options were not worth it. My favorite were the scallop and the torched nigiri.
Food was great! Wait wasn't too bad as it was a Friday, service was fine. The bathroom had a cockroach, though it was shared between multiple restaurants in dc.
16 days ago
Sima is in downtown around the corner from Nordstrom Rack. I was looking for a rotating conveyer belt sushi place. The prices were reasonable but the chefs stopped making any variety. They said you could order too. They give you your order (it's a half roll) and put the rest on the belt (other half of the roll). Bathrooms are shared with the building, and not the cleanest. Staff was okay. Seating was right- booth for four was on the small side. I would come when it's busy because maybe the chef will put more sushi out than the spicy tuna ones. Fun overall. Just order what you want - learn from my mistake. read more
10 days ago
Pretty standard revolving sushi bar. Service is pretty hands off unless you order something off the screens at each table. The restaurant is clean with a good amount of seating for large groups and solo diners. They have all the standard rolls, nigiri, sashimi and some specialty rolls as well. The price is a bit high for what it is so I wouldn't go out of my way to come back but it is a good option if you're in the area. read more
Not my fave sushi conveyor belt experience. The rolls are higher priced than other similar venues and while the plates technically range in price from $3.50 to $9.50, the majority of options were on the higher end especially if you want any of the nigiri. I stuck to the maki for the price point but the rolls tasted off, especially the tuna. The signs on the conveyor belt also didn't match the sushi so you had to guess what you were picking up. In hindsight I should've ordered exclusively from the tablet at the table (both to avoid the guesswork and ensure freshness) but I wanted the experience. read more
We've had Sima twice now and they are very consistent and delicious! The food is fresh and tasteful and the staff is attentive and you can call them on the iPad if you need them. Ordering is easy if you don't see what you want on the conveyor belt. I love the variety of the offerings at Sima and there's plenty of raw and cooked options! The space is small and clean (but the bathroom does need to be attended a little more frequently). Overall a wondering sushi restaurant in DC! read more
My coworkers and I came here in a quiet Friday for lunch before we were off for the holidays. They had the conveyer belt sushi. This place has been on our list to try. We were allowed to sit whereever was open. We also had a server come to our table, who was very quick. They had an iPad to order food too and we had the sushi chef give the food directly to our table. While we were looking at the menu, they had sushi come around on the conveyer belt, which I indulged in. All the sushi was great. I got mochi ice cream - green tea, which was okay. The ambiance is great and for anyone who is a fan of sushi, it's definitely worth it to try the conveyer belt situation. I would come back here again! read more
My favorite conveyor belt sushi in the dmv! Wonderfully fresh, unique, and generous. Each nigiri has a huge piece of fish on it and all of it is so fresh tasting. Love that you can order from the tablet included at every table. Is a small restaurant, but cozy and intimate. Sushi chefs are friendly and fast, you can tell they know what they are doing. read more
This was a wonderful spot located near to our hotel. We were struggling to decide what we wanted to eat and rotating sushi sounded like a crowd pleaser. They also have menu items and options that can be made to order. The service was great, and the prices were fair. Presentation was top-notch and I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a easy dinner. read more
2 months ago
I've always wanted to try conveyor belt sushi. And it just happened to be very convenient where we were at that afternoon. The quality of sushi was good. However, the portion prices were not so good. When you pull a plate you get charged for what you normally pay for a full roll but I end up getting half that. The prices are based off a plate color and some of the plate colors are hard to determine. Service is good and attentive. You can request special sushi either by talking to the chefs or input into the iPad at your table. Again, as good experience as it was. It would not return because it gets pretty pricey. They'll get much for it. read more
1 year ago
This place was soo cool I forgot to take a picture of the food! The service is so unique and amazing! The sushi was delish and so fresh! If you have never been to a place like this and you like sushi, you must go!! First you are seated and explained how the service works. You can either pick your items of the conveyor belt or there's a tablet at each table and you can order off the menu and the food is delivered to your table as you order! You can eat as much or as little as you want! It's pretty easy to go crazy because the portions are 2-3 pieces at a time and it's so fun you just want to keep eating! If you need anything like napkin, chop sticks, fork, just call the server from the tablet aka someone will come over. The coolest thing was at the end the server comes over and just scans the plates. She explained that all plates have a sensor so she just needs to scan and then can tell you the total! This place was so fun and unique and of course the sushi did not disappoint!! If you are looking for a fun atmosphere, a unique dining experience and you love sushi,, this is the place for you!! read more
8 months ago
Sima Sushi - A Fun, Fresh Spin on Sushi Night Sima Sushi offered such a unique and fun dining experience! Watching the chefs prepare sushi right in front of us and then place it directly onto the conveyor belt was something totally new for us -- it added an interactive and lively touch that made the night feel special. The price point was very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food. Every dish we tried was fresh and flavorful, but the standouts were definitely the beef and the spicy tuna hand roll -- both were absolutely delicious and had us reaching for seconds. The chefs were kind and welcoming, always giving a smile when handing over dishes. There was only one server working the floor during our visit, but since it wasn't too busy, service still felt smooth and attentive. If you're looking for sushi with a twist and solid flavors without breaking the bank, Sima Sushi is definitely worth a visit. We'll be back for more hand rolls and that fun conveyor belt charm! read more
1 year ago
Conveyor belt for sushi to take right off...but most of our order was made-to-order from the tablet. We ordered: - Takoyaki. $5.50 very good! - Grilled Cheese Mussels. $6.75 amazing! - Tempura Shrimp Udon. $15 pretty standard - Tonkatsu Ramen. $15 pretty standard - Crab Handroll. $3.50 very good - Spicy Tuna Handroll. $4.75 very good - Spicy Salmon Handroll. $4.75 very good - Salmon Crab Roll. $8.75 delicious - Montblanc Roll. $5.50 a little dry Excellent service and ambiance! They've been open for 2 years -- inside looks nicer than the outside. They stack up the plates and the scanner knows how much each plate costs, between $3.50 - $9.50 each. You can order additional dishes off the tablet and even use it to call your server and request additional water. read more
2 years ago
04/2024 I was surprised to see a conveyor belt sushi restaurant in DC, so I had to try it. This place definitely reminded me of the conveyor belt sushi places in Japan in terms of ambiance and the way the dishes were offered. Tried quite a few of their dishes and you definitely want to stick to the pricier options. The cheaper options were not worth it. My favorite were the scallop and the torched nigiri. read more
5 months ago
Food was great! Wait wasn't too bad as it was a Friday, service was fine. The bathroom had a cockroach, though it was shared between multiple restaurants in dc. read more
Super fun conveyor belt sushi experience - you can't always tell what exactly everything offered is, but they have images of various rolls on the tablet on your table for reference. If there's anything specific you want to order, you can also order that from your table and the chef will bring it to you. Relatively expensive for what it is, but reasonable/expected for the area. The color of the plate indicates the price of the item and you stack them on your table to add up at the end of the meal. Overall fun experience! Would love additional sake/drink options as those are limited read more
I have only been to one other conveyor belt sushi spot and wanted to find a similar experience. We ordered a wide variety of things and I was pretty impressed! I know conveyor belt quality is typically not great, but I would say quality was decent and better than expected. My favorite bites were the Ama Ebi, Torched Salmon and the Yellowtail! Decent conveyor belt sushi that is definitely on the pricer side. read more
1 year ago
GASSS!! Okay so usually the revolving sushi spots near me are just okay, like, edible but with meh fish. But Sima Sushi?? Actually good quality fish and super creative rolls. I was impressed. They have this beef roll that I am OBSESSED with, and every single chef's choice roll we tried was bomb, flavors I've literally never had before. Unique, fresh, and sooo tasty. We may or may not have cleared like... 40 plates Worth it. read more
4 months ago
Came to Sima Sushi on a Sunday for lunch. It is a Japanese style revolving sushi restaurant where sushi plates move around on conveyor belts and you can grab whatever you like in front of you. Each plate is color coded for pricing. It is a fun place. The restaurant located in NW DC. Parking wasn't too bad, took us 5-10 mins to find a street parking. Inside the restaurant, it is pretty bright and clean but small, with few tables and bar seating. We didn't have a reservation but were able to sit at the bar right away. That said, there weren't many customer and the conveyor belts wasn't very full (I am not sure if there is any direct relationship), but it kinda took away the fun part of picking the sushi from the belt. Many items on the belts were just pictures not the real food. You can still order things you like on the tablet, but kinda disappointed about the revolving sushi experience. Still, sushi itself was better than expected. It is fresh and tasty. I had like 9-10 plates and my favorites are salmon, cheese garlic scallop and sweet shrimp and the shrimp tempura. We ended up spending over $100 including tips so it is not a cheap meal but given the quality, I would come back again. read more
5 months ago
Very good service and sushi was fresssssshhhhh! Had about 5-7 plates everything was almost devoured before an hours passing. Don't skip this revolving sushi spot!!! read more
6 months ago
Came on a random weekday for dinner around 7pm and there was a long line out the door (i found them through tiktok so it seems like word is getting out! no gatekeepinggg) Sushi was surprisingly fresh, large pieces, cute revolving concept but you can use the tablet for anything made to order that you dont see on the belt. My favs were the seared salmon, negitoro gunkan, and yuzu kosho salmon. Love that you can just drop by anytime for a little sushi snackeroo and not spend too much. It is a little on the pricey side! read more
I like this place. It is an upscale rotating sushi place. Not on the cheap side but the fish is fresh. A tea was $4. Really for tea. It was a little confusing to try and use the tablet to order what you may want that is not on the conveyor belt. Tuna and yellow tail were good. Soft and made just right. Try the scallops. I must say the fish, all the fish, are as fresh. Service was quick, you just wait for it to come by in the conveyor belt read more
7 months ago
For a Thursday night at 6pm, Sima was busy. It's not too big to begin with, so my friend and I had to wait for a table. This place isn't for big groups. They had to spit up a party of 7 before us. Everything on the conveyor belt was very easy to access. If you didn't see what you want, the tablet was simple to use to order any item, and to call the staff to the table! Plate prices are clearly marked at the table, too. My friend and I enjoyed the dishes we picked off the conveyor belt. The selection was fine, but wasn't extremely special in any way. With the bill, it took a while for them to sort out, which made me feel bad for all the people waiting to sit. They accidentally added something we didn't order, then had to take it off the final bill. They kindly explained that to us when they gave us the check. read more
As a former Chicagoan, there are many things I miss about my old home. One of which is our plethora of rotating sushi places, so I was super excited after passing this place a few months ago. I finally ventured in this evening, and I was not disappointed. The staff were very friendly upon our arrival. The restaurant space is fairly small, and it was pretty full for a Monday evening in downtown at 7 pm. At your booth, you can pick different plates that are color coded based on price. The plates range from $3.5 to $9.95 for rolls. You can also order items directly on an iPad at your table. We selected items both from the conveyer belt and the iPad and walked out spending under $50. I found that the quality of the sushi and the price were totally worth it. There may be fancier or nicer places to venture in town for rolls, but sometimes you just want a neighborhood spot where you can eat plenty of food without breaking your piggy bank. We will definitely be back soon! read more
Lovely place by 17th and L NW. Warm and wood tones and a welcoming charm from the staff makes this conveyor belt sushi a pleasant visit. Notably generously-sized filets relative to my previous experience of conveyor belt sushis in Hawaii and California, especially the sashimis. Good selection, but wished there were more options. Plates in the conveyor are covered and ala carte orders are hand-delivered by the chefs making it in front of you. Pricing is fair for D.C. A more intimate venue compared to Kura's nearby. Recommended. read more
It's pretty convenient sushi spot, the place is a little small and can be pretty packed during lunch. The food is pretty good and the service as well. Nothing mind blowing but if you're craving some sushi for lunch, this place is your best option. read more
This is a small sushi restaurant with a rotating conveyor belt. You could also order off the iPad which was nice if there was something you wanted that wasn't available. Service was great. Seaweed salad wasn't my favorite but everything else was amazing. Fish was super fresh. I liked they served the rolls in three pieces so you could try more things. I liked all my my rolls - shrimp tempura, spicy tuna amongst others!! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Last night my family and I (3 including me) went to Sima Sushi. It had promising reviews and you could smell the food wafting from outside. Glorious right? Wrong! The male server with a beard was very rude and jittery. From when we sat down he was essentially rushing us to our seats and out of the door. The food was a 6/10 but the worst part was the FOOD POISONING I got the following morning!!!!! The little crab roll on the light blue/turquoise plate gave me FOOD POISONING read more
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