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    3.8 (68 reviews)
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    Zack S.

    Came here last minute with friends to have sushi and it was a cool experience. The sushi and speciality drinks are served on a conveyor belt. They have many different rolls. It's a unique concept it just moves in circles and you grab what you want. It's like a sushi buffet. The options are color coded by plates. So specific colors are different prices. Ranging from $2.99-6.99. You also have the option to order off their menu. When you do it is delivered by a robot car on top of the sushi buffet. It's a cool concept how this all works. Service was decent. It felt slow to get our waters and our check though the waitress was very friendly and never made a mistake on anything we ordered. It's great that the sushi is buffet style because your speed to eat is at your own discretion. Overall it was a great experience. My only complaint is I felt 4 pieces to a roll wasn't a full roll but does make sense because you can choose many options. I will say the sushi taste good because we ate it before could capture any pictures it went from grab to mouth. They do have an option for all you can eat for $35 a person.

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    Olya V D.

    We had to start 2026 the right way -- with unlimited plates of good sushi, and Sushi Pro delivered. January 1st, 2026!!! This time the kids didn't win by much (25-23 ), but everyone left happy and very full. Great location, solid quality sushi, friendly service, and a relaxed atmosphere. Perfect spot to bring kids who seem to have a literal black hole for a stomach. We'll definitely be back!

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    Angie T.

    Had a great lunch today at Sushi Pro, the kaitan style restaurant is super fun. Our server was sweet, fast, and helpful. The all you can eat also includes some beverages and desserts - which were so good :)

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    Kimberly B.

    This was a really unfortunate experience. My first few rolls were okay, I also tried the shrimp shumai which was not really a good item to be left on a conveyor belt since it got cold and oily, and I felt like the prices were so disappointing; $7 for 4 pieces of sunset roll is pretty wild as it is, but then I pulled a hair from the middle of the roll and it really put the nail in the coffin. I couldn't get the image of hair being in all the rolls on the belt out of my head and I had to call it quits. The saving grace was the server who was very kind and took all my rolls off the check. I really enjoy conveyor belt sushi, and it's great that this spot is open Sundays, but sushi pro needs to make some changes, it's not cutting it right now.

    Zack S.

    Came here last minute with friends to have sushi and it was a cool experience. The sushi and speciality drinks are served on a conveyor belt. They have many different rolls. It's a unique concept it just moves in circles and you grab what you want. It's like a sushi buffet. The options are color coded by plates. So specific colors are different prices. Ranging from $2.99-6.99. You also have the option to order off their menu. When you do it is delivered by a robot car on top of the sushi buffet. It's a cool concept how this all works. Service was decent. It felt slow to get our waters and our check though the waitress was very friendly and never made a mistake on anything we ordered. It's great that the sushi is buffet style because your speed to eat is at your own discretion. Overall it was a great experience. My only complaint is I felt 4 pieces to a roll wasn't a full roll but does make sense because you can choose many options. I will say the sushi taste good because we ate it before could capture any pictures it went from grab to mouth. They do have an option for all you can eat for $35 a person.

    Maureen W.

    Fun, atmosphere, great for family and kids and anyone wanting to try sushi that hasn't. Affordable, good, smaller portions. Anything you order off the menu comes on the train to your table. You also have the options of picking up anything rotating through the conveyor belt. Service was a little on the slow side, not we were not in any rush so not a big deal. We had the young coconut drinks, they need to make the openings bigger so that a spoon can fit and you get the young coconut meat out of the shell. Loved their prices, and smaller portions so you can try more items. This is not a high end, high quality sushi place, so as long as you know that going in, you'll enjoy it. Would def go back again. Also thought it was cute they added in poki sticks, marble drinks, boba treats on their conveyor belt as well.

    Rachel S.

    The rotating sushi belt is such a cool thing to me. You can either pay by plate or opt for all you can eat. The tables were kind of small and plates stack up really fast. The sushi was good and I'd likely come here again. The service was alright, nothing to write home about, but overall I think it's a place worth checking out for yourself!

    The quality of food is bad for All you can eat places overall. However, their food was great! I would visit again. The owner was checking with us to see if we enjoyed the food. Great service. It is cool to see a delivery train as well.

    Rei B.

    Our server Codie was amazing, she checked on us often and made us feel welcomed. It was our first time here, we came almost right when they opened so everything tasted pretty fresh. The sushi that we had was pretty good, but the portions were not that great for the price. The slices of fish for the nigiri and sashimi were cut so thinly. That was pretty much the only downside and why I rated it a 3.

    Cathy S.

    Fun experience with the rotating belt. We had the all you can eat which includes beverage, sushi on belt, and hot food you can order. Service was super slow when ordering vs belt. Had variety of sushi from belt along with appetizer options, fruit, yogurt bites, and bottled variety drinks besides tea and boba. Teriyaki chicken with shrimp - shrimp was beyond over cooked. Fun to try and visit.

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    Joseph H.

    Solid sushi place. You go here more for the experience as the conveyor belt is super fun and somewhat authentic. My wife lived in Japan for a few years and she said that it was similar to what they have in Japan. The quality of sushi is good but not the best. Again, you go there mostly for the environment and experience. Kids would love it. The service was good, however due to the way it's structured it takes the waiters a while to come back to you if you want to order something else. Fun place.

    Annie H.

    What I love about conveyer belt sushi is you get to try a lot of different rolls because you are only grabbing a plate with a couple of pieces of sushi. I keep a spreadsheet of the rolls we have tried with a rating so that on subsequent visits, we don't take the one stars off the belt. The top rated rolls for us are Angel, Playboy, Sunrise, Buddha, Santa Fe, and Baked Scallop. I love the citrus and bright flavors of the Sunrise, this one doesn't feel heavy. You know how sometimes you order gyoza and mostly what is good about it is that it is a deep fried thing you can dip into a delicious sauce? Not the case here. The Gyoza is incredible! The flavor is so good you almost don't need a sauce. You can pull it off the belt, but I suggest ordering a couple to arrive by train.

    Bullet train in the back, and my favorite caramel salmon in the yellow plate
    Rachel T.

    Want to first mention that I drove all the way from Utah valley to Ogden just to try this place out. Overall I do like having a place like this in Utah. The bullet train and conveyor belt reminds me of home. The sushi quality wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be. The rolls were basically all California rolls with different tweaks. The rare rolls with sushi meat on top had exceptionally thin pieces of meat and all rolls were drenched in sauce. I did however fell in love with their caramel salmon nigiri! It was amazing. They basically put sugar on top of raw salmon and torch it, then added Japanese mayo sauce. I had probably 5 dishes of those. The other thing that really bothered me was that when I ordered sashimi, they came back 20 mins later saying that they were actually out. I have never been to a sushi place where they were out of fish. I hope that in the future the store will put more effort in making quality sushi. I don't mind driving far and paying more for good sushi but I don't want to pay for some shitty California rolls and scammy sushi with thinly sliced meat.

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    My family and I love coming here! The sushi is yummy, boba is great and the train is fun for the kids to watch go around.

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