Sushi on the belt was hit or miss. I had some INCREDIBLE rolls and some I forced down to get my moneys worth. I love trying new places so I don't think I'll be coming back. Nothing wow'ed me enough to return instead of exploring other sushi restaurants around town tip: for the deep fried rolls look for condensation/steam on the inside of the plate topper, crunchy fresh tempura rolls mmmmm read more

My family and I have been frequenting this location for awhile now and the steady decline in quality has become increasingly apparent. This recent visit has been and will be our last. We arrived 30 minutes before the end of happy hour, grabbing any plates we could before our time was up so we wouldn't have to argue about the bill later. Every single one of their lightly fried rolls from their jalapeno poppers, Las Vegas rolls, today's special roll and even their Gyoza were stone-cold like they had been left on the conveyor belt for too long. Our drinks were two waters and one soft drink and during our whole visit we received one refill. A 35$ bill for, honestly, trash can quality sushi left me feeling disappointed especially after our previous visits were at least satisfactory. The thing that really bothered me, I was signing the bill and one of my family was rifling through her purse for a tip. The waitress outright demanded a tip like she had been waiting on us hand and foot, like the food was actually good and we were a large party. There was two of us and our visit was about 45 minutes in total. If you want good sushi and great service, go elsewhere because this is not the place for you. What happened to you, Sushi Station? read more

I love conveyer belt sushi! You can get all kinds of bites and not have to pay $15 for one roll of sushi! This place had the largest selection I've ever seen at a conveyer belt place. It wasn't just California rolls. I just wish service was better. read more

the only caveat is to pick the time you go..i went and all of the premier fish was on green/yellow plates... i have learned that if they are working on getting rid of fish they dont want theyll put it on blue plates.the price compared to others is bar none if its not Teharu. read more

Meh, not good at all. I'm a big sushi guy and do love revolving sushi bars but there was sooo much rice in everything. It looked like they either didn't know how to roll correctly or they were purposely using more rice to fill you up. The nigiri was super skinny and even the ginger and wasabi were little packets. My girlfriend called it and said it looks bad. Hate to say it, she was 100% right. read more

This is the most disgusting place I have ever dined. I understand revolving sushi but when we watch them put out new plates and they're cold? Every single plate. Come on! Save yourself and don't eat here. I threw up immediately when I got to my car. The lady wouldn't refund me because there were two of us dining and we both tried our food and we ate too much (1 bite a piece) to qualify for a refund. I just threw up your disgusting food right after eating it. That should qualify for a refund. It does qualify for this yelp review and I hope that they at least learn to warm up their frozen food. read more

Sushi Tokoro - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Great selection, friendly wait staff. I love the concept especially since I'm exploring sushi more and more. Loved the New Mexico roll. It had great flavor. They always have a great dessert selection including lemon cake! On top of that my friend has a 10%off card. Less than $40 for dinner. Kaching!! read more

Sushi station was pretty good! Being that it was my first ever revolving sushi spot I was happy with my experience. It allows you to try different things without ordering the entire roll if you don't like it. I will be back for sure! read more

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I'm not quite sure how conveyer belt sushi works in Phoenix, but I found the layout of this shop to be very different from what I normally experience in Portland. Back home, the conveyer belts revolve around the sushi chefs so that customers can easily grab the attention of one of the sushi chefs and tell them what they want to eat. This way, you don't have to try to flag down your waitress if you happen to see something on the menu that just isn't circulating around on the belt. To me that seemed extremely efficient. Here, if you want to eat at the belt, there are select seats in front of the chefs (and I didn't see anyone ordering directly from the chef, so maybe it isn't a Phoenix thing)? Why don't I just dine at a table instead of the conveyer belt, you ask? I like to see my food before I eat to stimulate my appetite...because sometimes you don't know what you want until you see it. After sitting there for 45 minutes, snacking and seeing the same dishes circulating we ordered salmon and eel from our waitress (who checked on us every 10 minutes or so). We didn't get our dishes until half an hour later when we had assumed they forgot our order and was about to ask for the check. Another interesting thing about this place is that you pay at your seat. I'm used to having the waitresses counting my plates while I'm seated, handing me the bill and then me paying at the register. Instead we had to flag our waitress down, wait for her to grab our card, and then wait again for her to bring the card back, which took another 20 minutes. They did seem pretty busy that night and I assume since there are not very many conveyer belt sushi places in Phoenix, this is just the way they run. Coming from a location where there are tons of conveyer belt sushi restaurants, I found my experience very different here. I recommend if you decide to eat here, just sit at the table and eat because you may be able to get all the dishes you want faster and check out faster. read more

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I went for my 3rd time on Sunday, 10/22, with my daughter. I prefer Kiku (better rolls and flat pricing) off the 101 & Union Hills, but they're closed on Sundays. Teharu in North Scottsdale and O2, north of the 101, on Cave Creek Rd are also better options. This was my first time eating out in awhile and I was sorely disappointed. From the time we sat down to the time we left, this was the worst dining experience I've had in awhile. I had to ask where our server was because we hadn't been acknowledged after seating. He (Br*ce) finally came over, took our drink order, forgot one of the drinks, came back, the soda was flat, and he never came back once to check on us. In fact, I never saw him again, at all. I flagged down the same girl (Adr!ana) who helped us the first time, and she profusely apologized, comped our drinks and gave us a discount, as well as "to go" drinks. Apparently our server was new to serving, was on a break, and told no one to tend to his customers. Which is funny because he wasn't even tending to them while "on the clock". The older Asian woman stopped by while Adr!ana was getting our check & drinks and I told her that our server had not been helping us and she just said "he's on break". Yeah, not my problem. After all of that, I found the sushi to be lackluster and overpriced. I will not be back. I got lots of excuses and not much apology. Adr!ana was the only light in that place. She deserves a raise and promotion, management. She got the tip, her non-existent coworker, did not. read more

Best stoner restaurant ever! Mesmerizing to watch the sushi go around the conveyor belt after you just hit the reefer. 12/10 would recommend. #cheech&chonghitsushistation #getyourrollon read more

Sushi Tokoro - Best stoner grub! Mesmerizing to watch the sushi go around after you just hit the reefer. 12/10 would recommend. #cheech&chonghitSS - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

What a fun way to eat sushi! The conveyor belt is so cool. Great variety and all fresh. Everything from salads to desserts as well. 3 chefs working the line and very reasonable prices from $2 to $5.50 per plate. Great menu too if you prefer to sit at a table. Super experience. We will be back for sure read more

Sushi Tokoro - Conveyor belt - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I love this place. Great environment, great food, great prices. I've been coming here for 3 years, and never have been disappointed!

The rolls were honestly not good at all. The shrimp tempura rolls were dry and I couldn't even eat the tuna roll because the fish quality wasn't very fresh. Complained to the manager and she didn't handle our complaints very well because she just snatched our plates. Didn't even sit and eat in the restaurant for 20min. read more

We were visiting Phoenix and wanted to have some Sushi. It was a weekday and the business looked very good. We were quickly seated without having to wait. There were many varieties of sushi and non-sushi items floating on the rotating belt in front of everyone. The food tasted great! I must mention that the manager was very responsive when I needed a receipt after I left Phoenix. They went the extra mile to recover my credit card receipt and texted me the receipt I want. read more

The sushi there was mid at best but the customer service was good. Probably won't come back because this was a one and done experience. Don't go here if you want quality sushi. read more

So, I made the mistake of going o sushi tokoro today. It was 11am, and the place was empty, except one table. I told the guy it was just me and, he told my I could only sit at the bar, which I didn't want. So, I asked for a table, and he told me no, I could not sit at a table, because it was just me. I couldn't believe it. So I told him that was the wrong answer, ant that he lost a customer. Sushi tokoro is basically gas station quality sushi, and certainly doesn't merit that kind of treatment of paying customers, especially when there are so many high quality sushi competitors in the immediate area, with out a bunch of homeless people near the entrance. Do not bother with this place, they're garbage! read more

Very good sushi place if your looking for sushi and at a decent price.. I usually get over there once a month if time permits and I often take friends and definitely a go to spot if you wanna do a date night... the rotating sushi bar is really cool and the different varieties to choose from makes for a fun time to experiment with different rolls.. The service is not stellar but it isn't a total turn away so that's why I gave it 4 stars... but I would recommend it if you're wanting to save money but have a good night out for some sushi read more

Went there for lunch on my birthday was eating a Vegas roll when I discovered someone's hair was in the sushi deep fried with it and then looked around and noticed not one person had hair nets.. won't go back again. read more

I've eaten here and enjoyed the food, so friends and I came here today. Unfortunately this time, while the food was good the service was terrible. The waitress snarled time we came in to the door. Long story short...she never came back to ask us how we were doing, or if we could use any type of drink. It was just so awkward how nice she was to what appeared to be the regulars. I'll be skipping this place for good. read more

Here is a great little sushi house in phoenix. The revolving sushi gets you in and out quick if you are in a time crunch. The sushi was fresh and good. Definitely recommend. read more

Sushi Tokoro - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I'm in between 2 and 3 stars. Went on a saturday at 2 PM. My son and took about 7 plates as well as ordered a noodle dish. The food was hot, but it just had no authentic or original taste to it. Masked behind the sauce, it was just a good noodle dish, not stellar or flavorful..but ok. The Sushi- I feel as though it should only be offered on the belt during busier hours. The food had been sitting , which is to be expected with so few people..but it seemed sitting too long. I would return, but only during busy hours. read more

My family and I love sushi station. It's our go to for quick sushi. The rolls and speciality beverages, desserts and appetizers are placed on small plates and put on an "conveyor belt" this pushes the food around the restaurant and allows you to simply pick up what you want. It's nice to see your food before you get it! Also, if they don't have what you want you can order it right off the menu, and it's more than just sushi , the menu consists of rice, chicken and "cooked food" for those who don't like it raw. Brownie points for being connected to Fried Ice and Bubble Tea, you can literally walk next door to get some customer made rolled ice cream and boba! read more

Sushi Tokoro - Each colored plate is a different price, when your done eating they count your plate and give you a bill. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

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This was my first time to a revolving sushi station and it was great. The price was decent and the sushi/flavor was on point. The people there were awesome. Of course we were there the early part of lunch and it wasn't too busy. Definitely will do it again. read more

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Anyone who's ever had decent sushi knows that this place does not compare. I would drive the extra miles to go to Nagoya Sushi in Peoria because this place was not up to par. Sashimi tasted fishy and not good. The only thing that was creative was the salmon sashimi on crab with sliced avocado. I will give them that. Everything else was bland. Yellowtail & Tuna almost made me spit it out. Luckily my husband was with me so he unhappily ate it. Lol read more

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Service was fast, and I also ate too fast seeing soo much great food sliding by. I didn't take the time to really see what the had to offer. Sushi tasted fresh, and i finish off with Mochi ice cream. Overall my dining experience was rather filling, and satisfied. I definitely recommend this place, hopefully come back soon. read more

I love this place it delicious One of the best revolving sushi !! I recommend spider roll and the scallop roll

First off id like to say that ive served at a sushi restuarant for two years so Ive had my share of good and bad sushi. to begin with i didnt really expect quality fish when it comes to revolving sushi. i ordered the tuna tataki off the menu hoping for a fancy plate with nicely seared tuna but it was just another regular small plate of thin and rubbery tuna. really disappointed. the sushi on the revolver was alright and I cant say that i was impressed. if you want good sushi id suggest trying elsewhere in the valley. read more

Very cool experience with this place lots of food and very friendly love the way sushi rotates on the belt pricing is based on plate color and they have the prices on the wall I would definitely go back read more

I've never been to one of these cool conveyor belt places before. With a clientele that clearly overlapped with Golden Corral's, and patrons cycling out almost as fast as the food, I was skeptical. Once I was seated, I was hesitant to grab anything. The concept was so new to me! There were so many choices, I had an overload. I think this is a very good format for those wanting to try a vast variety of sushi and a well-balanced meal. Start out with a seaweed salad for $1.75, move on to a few 3-4 piece rolls of decent quality for $3.25 each (look out for good specials on nigiri!), and finish off the night with something like a generous piece of cheesecake for another $2.25. You'll be more than satisfied for around 20 bucks. I think this is also a good format if you wanna be a n00b and gorge yourself on the oversupply of California roll variations for just over 2 bucks a pop. Just go nuts, you'll be up to your eyeballs in surimi and spicy mayo in no time. I think too many of the rolls are essentially the same. What I don't think this is good for is for anyone looking for heaping portions of good quality sushi. For the price of 2-3 premium plates, you could just go to a traditional sushi bar and get something better. I'd say that's about the limitation of this place. Overall, this is a fast and fun dinner option for casual customers. It's a great option to dine on cheap rolls. It's not-so-good for those with really high standards (for either quality or creativity). Just...do it the way I do it and you'll be happy. read more

So this is the first belt sushi place that I have been to here in AZ. I have been to several in the Seattle area, and I have had both amazing and crappy sushi from them. I am a little bit of a sushi fanatic so I kinda know my fish lol. Price: 4.5 stars. The price is per plate like all belt places. They range from $1.75- $5.25. Most plates are $2.25- $4.25. I got 6 plates and spent about $15 before tax. But still this is the price for 2-4 pieces of fish and can add up really quick. Service: 5 stars. I was greeted as I walked in and taken to a seat right away. The servers are great and if you ask a question they will make sure you are taken care of and make sure that someone is taking care of you. Size of roll or fish: 5 stars. The rolls were a good size, and the cuts of fish were very large in comparison to most the belt sushi places I have been to. Quality of fish: 4. stars. The fish is good, but I guess I am just spoiled with amazing fish so I can't quite give it 5 stars. Red Snapper $1.75 for 2 pieces. Not amazing but not bad at all Tuna $3.25 for 2 pieces. It was a different texture than I'm used to but was good tasting Salmon $2.25 for 2 pieces. Delicious salmon no complaints at all Philly Roll $2.25 for 4 pieces. I enjoyed this basic roll. Las Vegas Roll $2.25 for 3 pieces. This thing is amazing. Don't hesitate. Just get it. read more

It's sushi on a conveyor belt! So this is a concept I'm not new to and is usually one that provides subpar sushi. I was looking for a quick spot for dinner with my mom and brother after work, so we decided to stop in. The place was crowded, but not packed and was seated promptly. Different plates indicate different prices, there are names with ingredients next to the plates and all condiments are given at the tables like Ginger, Wasabi and Soy Sauce. You may order off the menu if items on the belt aren't sufficient. We ended up grabbing different rolls and found some to be way better (more expensive plates), most are filled with fake crab or deep fried. I don't remember the names of which ones we liked best, but the items with spicy tuna or fresh salmon were all pretty good. The only con was that often the same sushi rolls would make rounds, while we waited for something new to come around. I appreciated that they use little plastic "lids" instead of saran wrap or leave them exposed to air. They also serve edamame and little desserts on the belt as well, but we passed on those. The plates range from $1.75 to $6 which is very reasonably priced. For three people we ended up leaving pretty full and paying only around $40! There is a happy hour you can also take advantage of from Sunday- Thursday 3-6pm! Service is okay, it's pretty much a self service type of place. The only time we talked with our server was just to get our waters filled and for our check. read more

First time at Sushi Station. Kids brought me here for Fathers Day and by the time we left at 5 (we came during happy hour) it was 3/4 full. The variety at SS is adequate, with a 100 foot long conveyor winding thru half of the restaurant. The sushi chefs constantly work to keep it stocked with everything from California rolls, spider rolls, Sexy rolls, edamame plates, jalapeño poppers and a couple dozen more types. The value is not as top notch as you would experience at a traditional sushi bar: the rolls have more rice and less filling but they tasted fresh. I read a lot of reviews regarding poor service. Ours couldn't have been better. Our server brought wasabi, ginger and drinks plus she checked on us numerous times, kept our drinks full and kept our table clear of excess. Sushi Station is certainly a gimmick but it is a fun place to gather for fanciful sushi. The greatest advantage is that you get to see and try pieces you always wondered about but didn't want to spend $8 for a whole roll. It's only $1.25-$4.25 per four pieces here. read more

Great service, great food, great establishment they have a new loyal customer, I may show up once or twice a week now, definitely give them a shot if you haven't! read more

Chef Bukan (probably misspelling it) heard that I was looking for kushiague so he mustered it up from scratch. It was amazing. I appreciate the service here and the rolls are always delicious. read more

Sushi Tokoro - Chef Bukan's Chiluca Special - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

What an amazing experience! The revolving sushi belt is efficient and entertaining. The prices for the dishes range from $1.75 for the daily special, to $6.00 for the custom dishes. We enjoyed several different selections, including; Gyoza Pan fried pork dumpling Las Vegas roll BBQ eel, crabstick, masago & cream cheese, deep fried and topped w/eel sauce Santa Fe roll Spicy snow crab, cucumber, typed w/crab strips, avocado, masago, & tempura crunchies New Mexico roll Spicy tuna, cream cheese, jalapeño with spicy mayonnaise & eel sauce Grand Canyon roll Spicy tuna, cream cheese, jalapeño topped w/spicy crab, Tina, eel, &spicy mayonnaise Tiger roll Snow crab &avocado, topped w/ boiled shrimp Tatum roll Crawfish, crabstick, avocado topped w/snow crab & spicy mayonnaise Dragon Roll Snow crab & avocado, topped w/ BBQ eel & avocado w/eel sauce Sexy roll Shrimp tempura, crabstick topped w/spicy snow crab, w/eel sauce Explode roll Crawfish salad topped with spicy crabmeat and avocado w/eel sauce Literally everything was amazing, fresh, and delicious. This was one of the best sushi dining experiences I've had in the valley. I will definitely be back! read more

OMG I am so happy they open on this location! They sushi is really really good.. Try service is really friendly.. Its really close by my place..this a heaven!! Ohhh yeahhh Sushi station .. read more

Sushi Tokoro - Desert time!!!! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I am always a bit hesitant to try a sushi-go-round place. Although the "hot" dishes like dumplings and spring rolls were anything but hot, I really did enjoy the sushi. The salmon was my favorite and was very fresh. I ordered the dumplings fresh and they were very tasty. Make a note that their food happy hour menu ends at 5:30 and alcohol ends at 6, I really wish they would extend both through 6. Service is hit or miss but you really just serve yourself. The restaurant is huge and could easily host a large group. read more

Sushi Tokoro - Salmon, my favorite - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

It's a good spot for a fast sushi lunch. You could literally get in and out of this place within 20 minutes. It's worth checking out, just don't expect too much. Everything look fresh and tasted descent, but there is no wow factor when it comes to the food. I usually like to be excited when I have sushi. This place should be renamed Sushi Costco. Server was nice, but didn't take much to do that job. Just keep drinks coming and add up the plates. I would return. Just not frequent this place. read more

Sushi Tokoro - Sushi Bars Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

The sushi was fine but there is something inherently sketchy about watching those lonely fish pieces slowly roll by for an hour and a half. Like, there was an "Asparagus with Mayonnaise" roll that was 100% going to roll along from open to close because who would ever eat that. Again, the sushi was fine, but if I get diarrhea any time in the next 24 hours, it won't be a huge surprise. read more