Sushi Train in Minneapolis offers a cool experience with its unique setup. The food was decent, though not insanely tasty. The environment could have been nicer, but it was still a fun visit. read more

We had a total blast here. They raw fish is fresh and there is a ton of cooked options too. They even have peanut butter and jelly sushi. If you don't see one you love, ask your waitperson. She had them add a ton of macaroons for us! Our dinner total was watch you'd expect to spend at a normal sushi place. We had 16 plates & our total was $65 for two people. Only thing that is odd is you puke your dirty dishes, and at the end they clear them. I know they have to have a way to track what you are, but maybe there is a better way than piling dirty dishes. Definitely will be back! read more

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Have walked past Sushi Train several times while walking downtown, so thought I'd stop in today to check it out. I've also heard from a friend who's ordered food to go who was very pleased. I was pleasantly pleased myself. As soon as I walked in for lunch, I was promptly greeted, and sat at a table towards the front. She grabbed wasabi and fresh ginger bowl, asked if I had ever dined there before, I said this was my first, and she quickly went over the color coded prices. Once she left, I was trying to understand what she actually meant, but my waitress quickly came over, introduced herself, and asked the same question if I had been here before. Once I answered, she greatly went over both sides of the menu, and allowed me to look it over before coming back. Didn't feel pressured, or order, it was a very relaxed feeling. I ordered an iced tea, then mentioned I was going to try the sushi train items, she mentioned take my time, look at everything that went by, and she would stop by to check on me. Each item is on a small plate, and as you can see, are color coded depending on the price range. I noticed that all my items I enjoyed were red plates, and if you don't watch out, price can quickly add up. As another reviewer mentioned, I don't think I would care to stop at off-peak times, lunch and dinner times seem to be much fresher, as items are quickly replaced. (Off-peak they may stay longer) During my visit, there were several take-away orders and Grub-hub or another deliver service was quickly to grab the items and they were off. Would be a fun place on a weekend, or maybe before a show to stop and grab a small plate. Parking is minimal, as it's downtown. read more

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I was staying at the adjacent Hyatt Regency hotel on business. I found this place recently opened and was highly rated on Yelp so I thought to check it out for dinner for my first time. The place was packed so I had to eat at the bar, which was no problem, since I was by myself on business. I enjoyed my sushi so much I decided to return here again for lunch. For lunch I enjoyed a seat C6 along the sushi conveyor belt. Both times I enjoyed my Asahi draft for $8.50. Regarding the conveyor belt, the prices of the sushi vary according to the plate color. Red plates are the lowest cost of $3.50. Blue plates are $4.25. Gray plates are $4.75. Purple plates are the most expensive at $5.50. For lunch I enjoyed one red, three blue, one gray and one purple plate. I enjoyed my hamachi, toro, taco, and unagi, I enjoyed all of my sushi for both lunch and dinner. My total for lunch was $39.06 less gratuities. Flora served my Asahi draft during lunch. If I am ever in the area again I will definitely return here for more high quality sushi and good service. read more

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Good location and vibe. Prices are based on the color of the dish that greets you on a conveyor belt. There are alternative options that can be ordered from the server if Sushi isn't your thing. read more

My brother and I were hanging out in downtown Minneapolis and had a few beers and he got some sushi and loved it. Great beers and my brother loved the sushi he got. The service was awesome and the atmosphere was awesome. Not the best beer selection, but there are a ton of sushi selections if that is your thing. Cool place! read more

Definitely a cool experience. Everything taste pretty good and for the most part, fresh. They have a pretty big menu. The staff are nice and polite. The menu is split into two parts--order drinks and apps with your waiter and the sushi train. The prices are based on the color of the plate. read more

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I am so excited that the Twin Cities has a conveyor belt sushi place finally. I mean most major metros have at least one, and I've never understood why we did not. If you're not familiar with the concept, this is a sushi restaurant where a giant conveyor belt like track snakes its ways around the tables (kind of like the luggage belt at the airport but smaller). Sushi chefs make sushi fresh and put them on the belt. You simply wait for something appealing to come by and grab it off the belt. The plates are color-coded... each color equals a different price. At the end of your meal, the waitress counts up your plates and you pay based on your stack of plates. It's a really fun way to do sushi, and I really like it because you get the opportunity to grab anything you want, even if your dining companions aren't interested, because the portions are smaller. You get two nigiri or half of a regular roll. So even though my husband hates eel sauce and I would never order a full caterpillar roll usually, I can get half of one here and eat it all by myself. Perfection! This particular conveyor belt sushi place covers the bases pretty well. But if you want really fancy stuff, this isn't the place for that. There's a hodgepodge of pretty standard salmon, tuna and yellowtail nigiri and sashimi offered. There are other nigiri options (our favorite being seared salmon, which is just kissed with a torch and ikura). My favorite roll is the salmon lovers. We like the seaweed salad and the crab salad. My only thing I have not enjoyed so far on a couple of visits has been the age dashi tofu, which we ordered off the menu and was pretty meh. But it really does scratch the itch for sushi and is a fun way to do sushi. Would definitely recommend. read more

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The most delicious sushi go-round I've tried. Definitely a treat, as it can be a little pricey, but well-worth it.

I couldn't choose... so I did both! I rode the train for all those little tasty dishes passing by and also ordered off the menu and got a poke bowl. Neither disappointed! I'd actually suggest to order off the menu! The train prices are a bit steep, but downtown rent has to be expensive. Regardless a nice meal, well run by a fantastic staff, and a worthy visit if you're in town. read more

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I went off the rails on the crazy train and onto the rails of the sushi train, and life is good. As you've figured out by the name and the billions of reviews before me, the sushi winds its way through downtown Minneapolis, twisting on a conveyor belt and into your mouth, if you should choose to accept this mission. You can also order from the menu, but I feel like there's enough variety out there that this isn't necessary. There were plenty of veggie varieties of sushi. Some were of the one-and-done variety (PB&J-- gotta try it once), whereas others held my interest with multiple takes. Some things on the conveyor belt didn't seem like they were worth trying, but there were more than enough choices at all times, I felt like. The one disappointment was that the edamame was quite cold when I grabbed it. Per the owner's follow up below, this is intentional. Next time, I'll order it hot. The whole system is a good one, with RF chips, color-coded plates by price and stackable lids... it makes for fresh food, easy dining and easy billing. Overall, it's a fun place and worth trying at least once. read more

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I'd give it a 3.5 of 5 stars for food but 4 out of 5 for the experience. The first time I had conveyer belt sushi was in Japan and so I was VERY excited to hear that this place opened up in Downtown Minneapolis. I think that it's a really cool concept. There are sensors on the plates that allow the chefs to know when to pull the older ones which is awesome technology! In my opinion, the sushi quality was good but not top tier. The price per plate range from $2 to $6 and they add up quick so be careful. I think between Nora C and I, we racked up an $80 bill. I would come back again but considering parking situation isn't the best, probably not very often. read more

This is THE COOLEST concept. Why haven't we implemented this for pizza? I loved my experience at Sushi Train. I went a little crazy and grabbed a bunch of plates (warning: it can add up really quick). But everything roll I tried was delicious. You basically get half a roll (generally 4 pieces), per plate and the prices range from $1.75-$5.50. Lots of specialty rolls will be $5.50 so it can definitely add up when you grab enough to fill yourself up (depending on how much you can eat). I tried the ramen too, which was eh, but the price was good on it. I don't know if I would come back on an empty stomach, but it would be fun to do as a group. read more

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I think it's so awesome that Minnesota has a round sushi place now. I've been to many in Japan and have always thought it's so fun. It definitely is a great experience and I think for anyone who likes sushi they should give Sushi Train a try. I only ate sashimi (salmon/tuna) it was good. The fish tasted pretty fresh. It was enjoyable. It was fun to see all of the sushi go by on the conveyor belt. Everything looked fresh as far as I could tell. I know that's one of my bigger fears when eating raw fish in Minnesota. I've had some very bad experiences in the past at other places. I was glad my sashimi was good. They also have other dishes on the menu like ramen, and poke bowls which were priced very low. Which was shocking but nice! So if you don't like sushi they offer some other items as well. One word of advice be careful to not grab too much! You will rack up your bill fast. Even though it is tempting to just grab anything that looks good. read more

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Sushi Train is a fun experience for the eyes. It's a visual treat to see all the colorful sushi roll by and you can just grab it. The menu is extensive from the complex maki to a simple PB&J sushi. Price of items are based on the color of the plates, at the end plates on the table are counted and totaled. read more

Oh boy you guys. Sushi game-ified. I love it. I came here with a group of friends, a total of 5 of us, for an impromptu hangout & dinner. All in all, we had a great time but there are still some kinks to work out. The Food: The sushi was just ok. It seemed fresh enough and if you have a good seat (we did not) you get to watch the chefs do their thing. There was a decent variety, though I noticed that some of the "better" rolls were incredibly small AND at the high priced plate color. The Service: Our server was nice, though honestly for what is essentially a sushi buffet that can't be hard to achieve. Her main goal was just to keep plates organized and waters filled. The Place: Pretty cool, and it's fun to walk in and see the literal train of sushi rolling through the place. That being said, our seating for 5 was super small. A friend ended up grabbing a chair and sitting at the end of the table since it was super cramped on one side of the booth. So for that, plan ahead or prepare to be smooshed. The Value: Again, meh. I get the concept of the plates reflecting different prices, but what I don't understand is how the plates go more expensive AND the rolls got smaller. Like 4 pieces for $8.50 kind of situations. For the experience, it's great. But if you want to leave full off of good sushi prepare to spend a decent chunk of change. Is sushi train great? YES. Is it an every day kind of meal? Probably not. Will I go again? Yes, because who doesn't want food to just roll on by. read more

The staff were so friendly and welcoming! We felt safe and taken care of here! The sushi was SO GOOD! Melted in my mouth! I loved how you can choose whatever you'd like and it's such a fun concept! read more

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Decent food, good service and lots of variety. The prices run a bit high though for a revolving sushi joint with most of the sushi items I picked up going around the $6-7 per plate range. The half rolls of 4 pieces per plate don't really come out to a good value either since you're now paying about $13-14 for a okay-ish sushi roll of 8 pieces, except served by conveyer belt. Quality wise compares well to other conveyer sushi places I've visited in the US but price wise is 50-100% higher. I have yet to run into a conveyer sushi experience in the US that approximates anything you get in Japan though. read more

Word to the wise: come with a budget and a plan. My party of 4 just dropped $200 and 3 of us drank water. Having said that, the food was delicious and worth every penny. There is a wide variety, from nigiri to seaweed salad to tempura and they even have some desserts. Most plates had 3-4 bites, so if you're ok with sharing, you can try pretty much everything in the menu. Speaking of the menu, they provide a very easy to follow menu that categorizes all of the food. This makes it easy (and fun) to identify the plates you want. By the end, if you don't have a stack of plates taller than you're water glass, then you did something wrong. I will definitely be back! read more

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Great experience! PROS Loved the salmon dishes. Come here if you like salmon type sushi. I thought they had a good selection of your average sushi options but my bf thought it was a bit limited in overall variety of conveyor options. Lots of variations of similar things. I like the satisfaction of seeing my food before I eat it. Also, it is just fun to grab things off the conveyor belt. On that note, a younger boy was sitting with his family across from us having the time of his life reading and taking plates off the conveyor belt. Not sure if the parents were that thrilled with their 2 stacks of plates about to tip over. The scallop nigiri (purple plate) was a giant portion size but a little on the watery side. CONS PARKING. PLEASE TAKE AN UBER/LYFT if you are in the area. Street parking is scare and just about any lot or ramp in the area charges $17/hr The price distribution. This is not a cheap place, however they could try to even out the distribution with more green and yellow plates. That is hard at a sushi place and I'm not sure how this could be implemented. We mainly tried to stick to the 3.5 red plates (a lot of tasty salmon!). read more

I've been to this place about 4 times total. The food is amazing and the constant sushi coming out gives off an amazing experience. The last time I went they had the Toro Sushi special. I've never had Toro before and decided to order it. I've always heard people say Toro melts in your mouth and I had really high expectations for this Toro. It tasted amazing! They were right all along. It does melt in your mouth! read more

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Fun place to eat downtown. Jerry is the best and makes great jokes! Super enjoyable

I went the first day they were open, and let me tell you just how glad I am that Minnesota finally has a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. FINALLY! While it's slightly pricier than the ones out on the east/west coast (I mean - hey - it's Minnesota), it's very much an affordable deal for sushi and nigiri, especially for the quality they're serving. Great fish and great concept for the price and quality. Everything we grabbed off the belt was delicious and fresh, and the ratio between fish and rice was perfect. Some places tend to skimp out on the fish, but not here. Score! I came early for lunch, so I don't know how it gets for dinner, but there was quite the variety to choose from. Everything is color coded, ranging from $1.95 per plate up to about $5.50. You can also order off the menu for items like Japanese-style poke, udon, and so forth (which I will be back to try)! If you're looking for a fun sushi lunch or dinner date, I'd consider coming here. The experience (and the sushi) is worth the try! read more

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This place is awesome for all ages! Came here on opening night, and everything was delicious and fresh. They have a large variety of items, from raw and cooked sushi rolls to sashimi, nigiri, and salads. Off the conveyor, they have some appetizers, udon and ramen, and poke bowls. The waiters and waitresses don't come around often, so if you want something off the menu, make sure you let them know! The plates are priced by color (from $1.95 to $5.50) and they always have a variety of colors on the line. This place is awesome! Great addition to the South Downtown / Loring Park area. read more

Meh. This place got some decent reviews and it looked like a fun place I used to eat at in Tacoma, WA, so I gave it a whirl. I didn't get sick, so I guess it has that going for it. A better name for this place would be "Yesterday's Sushi" because it was the raw dish equivalent of day-old bread at best. Some fishy-tasting rolls, limited selection, high prices per plate and mediocre service has me wondering how it's so popular. The piece de resistance was the peanut butter and jelly roll. I'm not kidding; it was peanut butter and jelly on a rolled piece of bread! Are you kidding me?!? read more

I have a number of concerns and negative feedback for Sushi Train based on a group dinner here Friday night. We arrived during prime time dinner hours. The wait for a table was average, not more than 20 mins so we decided to get drinks at the bar. Charging $15+ for a mai tai and $9 for a Sapporo is highway robbery. This isn't the hotel bar or a high class restaurant. These are average drinks at an average restaurant. We were floored by the bar tab. We were seated towards the end of the sushi conveyor belt. That should have been our first warning but we were so excited to try this place that we overlooked our seating placement. The picked over and very lackluster dishes make it towards the end so I would advise NOT sitting there. As long as you don't mind seeing California roll upon California roll as your limited selection. My friends kept waiting for sashimi other than salmon and tuna. We waited a looooong time. Roll presentation was spotty at best. Some sashimi plates were covered by lids that had condensation inside. Real classy. So they take lids from rolls that were flash fried or hot and place it on fish that's supposed to be served cold. And you want me to pay $6+ for that plate of sashimi? No thanks. I also have a problem with Sushi Train passing off 3-4 chunks of cantaloupe as a "dish" and asking customers to pay $1.95 for it. Focus on a broader selection of sushi that's edible and temperature appropriate. Stop passing off fruit and jacking up the cost. That's ridiculous. My entire party was so looking forward to the first sushi train in the Twin Cities. We left having wished we never came, spent $130+ for 4 people and none of us ate anything worth repeating. This is not a place I would recommend. If you are satisfied by overpriced and lackluster sushi and very overpriced bar drinks, then by all means come to Sushi Train. Drink Correction: it wasn't a Sapporo. My friend ordered an Asahi. He was charged $9.63. read more

In town for the Big Ten basketball tournament and so happy to find Sushi Train! The food selection and quality were exceptional and the high touch approach to customer service was amazing! Our server, Tanya explained the menu, patiently answered our questions and even gave a tutorial on using chop sticks-providing training sticks for my husband! She also shared her bartending skills with us and we can highly recommend the Mango Mule-so tasty! Highly recommend Sushi Train as an addition to your culinary bucket list when visiting Minneapolis! read more

Sushi Train is a fun concept. You sit in a booth (great date / HH spot) and essentially 'order' your items by simply picking up a plate of sushi that is going around on the conveyor belt. Plates are color coded based on prices ($1.75-5.50) and consist of a variety of sushi ranging from sashimi, sushi rolls, to seaweed salad To keep it short, I'd recommend visiting Sushi Train once for the experience since there is nothing like it in the Twin Cities... though not worth a repeat visit There are a few observations that the place could improve upon to stay relevant... - The conveyor belt concept is fun and in theory everyone will have a chance for good sushi though that is not entirely true. Your seat position will likely determine whether you're in for a night of decent sushi or a night of playing 'catch up'. What I mean is if you're sitting near the end of the conveyor belt, be prepared to eat a lot of leftovers or sushi that was ignored by others in the initial wave. We sat more so in the middle and still saw a lot of the popular dishes be taken before we had a chance to - Sushi was decent but not the best. Some of the rolls were pretty good while others were mediocre (e.g. rice fell apart when picked up). The sashimi / nigiri tasted somewhat fresh and looked of quality so that is a plus. The menu also looked like there would be more items but we saw a lot of repeats over the course of the 1.25 hour dinner that we had - Agreed that the seating / logistics is kind of a mess. Our names was charted on paper and we were seated in the bar area for roughly 15 minutes before being properly seated. There was no service provided and it felt very uncoordinated - Customer service is a bit laggy. There were some communication challenges with the servers as there was a language barrier so our server did not fully understand our questions or asks. They were nice though - A little on the pricey end especially if you're stacking up on those purple ~$5 plates. My friend and I spent roughly $40 per person I'd give Sushi Train another shot since it is the only one that I know of in the Twin Cities and it will be interesting to see if any changes will be made in terms of supply chain management and logistics read more

Was a bit disappointed with this place. Anyone who expects high quality sushi at a sushi train place is a fool, but even for that standard, this was a bit subpar. The cooked rolls are decent but the sashimi tuna tasted far from fresh and was honestly pretty bad. Tried to mix things up and ordered some chicken gyoza from our server, but that was also very disappointing and clearly frozen and not prepared fresh, and did not come out hot. The prices are definitely too high for the portions too!! I'd much rather take my $30 and spend it on high quality sushi at a normal sushi restaurant at that point... Depending on where you sit and how busy the place is (it was about a 30-45 minute wait when we went) you could end up twiddling your thumbs and getting the leftover crap that no one wants since the good seats get first access to the fresh stuff as it comes out. In other words, the design around the train is poor and and the train itself is wayyyy too long and screws the people over at the end. That's probably the worst thing about the place but the organization around the host stand and getting people seated was a complete cluster f#@$. I'll give them a break on this though since they're new and clearly were flustered about how to handle being busy but were trying. Despite the lackluster quality in the food and the frustrating seating, both the host and our server were friendly and attentive so that definitely earns them back a star. Location is also redeeming for this place so I might give it another try in the future after they work some kinks out. read more

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Exactly what you want come in sit down and get ready to feast! Fast and easy, love the Cajun roll never tasted anything like it! Great for a date and for large hungry groups! read more

It was definitely a fun experience shared with my little brothers and the atmosphere was great. Our waitress was amazing; she was super friendly and attentive to us; came around often to check up to see how we were doing and always filled our glasses of water when it was getting close to being empty. Plates are priced by color ranging from $1.95-$5.50. The sushi were simple but tasted excellent. They have raw to cooked and even gluten-free/vegan sushi!! was not a fan of one of one tataki I tried (can't recall what it is) but it just had a weird to taste to it. They also have a variety of desserts as well and other cooked dishes such as salads. Parking can be kind of chore as there isn't a parking lot and you will have to find street parking in downtown Minneapolis. Although I had a great experience, I don't see myself coming back often. Would probably rather go to an AYCE sushi restaurant instead as the total bill can rack up pretty high/more than what you'd pay at an AYCE restaurant and get more sushi out your bucks. read more

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Go for the experience and not for the food. My reviews in bullets: -Sushi taste is ok, if you've been to the all you can eat sushi restaurants like Akita, Tokyo sushi etc the quality of meat is the same. You're just spending more for the food to come to you on a conveyer belt. -I went once for the gram and probably won't go back again. You'll get more for your money with the all you can eat places tbh -Prices are broken down by plated color charts. Ranges from $1.95-$6 -Noob advice, after you grab the sushi, you keep the plastic cover and do not put it back on the belt. Oops read more

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I have been to conveyor belt sushi places in other cities before, so I was practically jumping up and down when I heard Minneapolis was getting one of its own. Sushi Train is centrally located on Nicollet Mall and stirred up quite the excitement upon opening here. It is easily one of the most popular places to be right now. Did it live up to expectations? I would say a solid yes to that question. For all of you sushi lovers out there, don't come here expecting high-quality sushi...you will be disappointed. I came here expecting good sushi that would be on the cheaper side, but most importantly, sushi that would provide me with a fun and memorable experience. The interior design is beautiful and makes it seem like a lavish place, but the sushi isn't going to be the best you've ever had. Nothing wrong with it, but don't expect anThis is Sushi Train in a nutshell. They give you a menu that has both a front and back side. You can order different dishes through your waiter/waitress or you can pull plates straight from the belt. Also, if you see the name of a sushi roll you want to try, but it ran out on the belt, you can ask your server to go fetch it for you which is great. They ONLY have sushi rolls/sashimi/nagiri on the conveyor belt, so no appetizers. The plates are color coordinated and each color is associated with a price ranging from about $1-$5. Like I said, cheaper prices than other sushi joints, so anticipate that the rolls will be small. I tried the Da Ban Roll (grey plate), the Philly Roll (blue plate), and the Green Haven Roll (purple plate). My personal favorite was the Green Haven Roll...the crab, the salmon, and the jalapeño on top made for a lovely roll all around. I also ordered a plate of shiu mai ($3.95 for 6 tiny pieces) as well. Personally, I would not order this dish again. They were very small in size and didn't have much of a filling and the limited shrimp filling that was there, was plain and bland. Some highlights for me after having lunch here: -The service is currently all over the place. Our waitress clearly forgot some of our orders. She was nice, but seemed a bit scatterbrained -The earlier you get here, the better. We came in right before a line that went out the door. -I would stick to the sushi rolls instead of trying their appetizers. I would go to a more upscale Japanese restaurant for apps. -Pace yourself and don't grab everything that pleases the eye. Take your time to ponder what's on the belt before you decide what you actually want to eat. Your bill can rack up REAL QUICK. -This isn't an ideal place for big groups/parties. It's more of a place for a fun date or a family meal. Sushi Train is a dining trip you won't find anywhere else in the Twin Cities, so give it a try! It's a hotspot that Minneapolis desperately needed! read more

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LOVED LOVED LOVED THE SUSHI TRAIN!!! The sushi was delicious! The staff was super friendly. Very clean as well! Lots of choices on the train! read more

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Fun experience! Waiter Jerry took great care of us first-timers, making sure we had the veggie and gluten-free options we wanted. Having gluten-free soy sauce on-hand was a HUGE plus. read more

The restaurant: Really clean and bright, great decor, friendly service. Like in other comments, the location of your table identified whether you get the new and fresh dishes or not. From my table, I can see the chefs puting new dishes on the belt, but most of the good dishes were gone before passing my table. Moreover, there were no labels on the sushi when I visited, so it's really hard to tell what kind of rolls you're getting. Food: About the sushi, some of them did not look appetizing.The rice in nigiri was mushy and kinda sweet, also it was warm it should be room temp) which gave me a weird and odd feeling. The smoked salmon nigiri did not taste like it was smoked at all. The sashimi taste good in my experience, but my friend's was still slightly frozen. There are many sushi rolls types, and my fav roll was the salmon lover. Note that you get 4pcs of sushi on each plate, which is 1/2 of the regular roll in other restaurants. The price: Overall, the price for the conveyor belt sushi is the same as what you paid for a la carte in other sushi restaurants. For example: the tuna roll here is $3.5 for 4pcs, while in regular restaurants, you pay around $6 for 6pcs (note that the sushi here somehow look smaller than in other restaurants). So if you want to try different variety of sushi, this works for you. However, I would expect the price to be lower for the sushi been running around on the belt. read more

Finally! I am such a fan of these sushi trains! They're fun and I get to eat what I want, when I want. I like that I can see what the item looks like with the menu in front of me. The service lacked but the food was outstanding and the guy who sat us was wonderfully nice. From the pictures it looks like it is always busy but when we went last Friday it wasn't too packed. We must've gotten lucky with the state fair-goers. The sushi was so fresh, everything from the rolls to the sashimi. The little slice of cake at the end was the perfect ending. We completely forgot that there were other items on the menu besides sushi so we'll have to come back to try it all. MUST TRY!! read more

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sooo I haven't been here in person yet which is a bummer but we order take out from here all the time! This is not expensive sushi, which is awesome, but don't let the prices make you think you're not getting good sushi! My favorite is the firecracker and basic spicy tuna. Love their spicy tuna. We got 8 rolls for around $40.. WHAT!? The price is crazy for the good sushi you get. If you're looking for good sushi and want the bang for your buck this is the place for you! * disclaimer: ate my sushi too fast and didn't even take a picture read more

Amazing staff, and amazing times to be had! I'm an avid sushi lover, so when I heard there was a place the sushi came to your table on a rotating platform, I was excited. When I learned there was minimal human experience, I was even more excited! This place is amazing for people who want a high end sushi experience for less money than you would think....... I will forever recommend this place. read more

I had been looking forward to trying this place since planning my trip to the city, and it did not disappoint! The premise is the food travels around the tables on little plates on a conveyor belt and you simply pick up what you'd like. The plates are color coordinated for pricing. Our waiter was a bit overbearing at first, but overall attentive and enthusiastic with recommendations when we mentioned we were from out of town. By far, my favorites were the crunchy spicy crab roll and the cajun crab roll. However! There were not many veggie options for my partner and the ones they did have were a bit disappointing. I also would have appreciated it if the edamame wasn't served cold and if there were additional veggie options besides rolls with 2 veg ingredients (avocado & peanuts, avocado & cream cheese, etc). I would definitely return, but would also love to see some new additions! read more

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