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Sushi Train

3.7 (481 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Norma L.

Came here for dinner during my stay for a conference. I'm not a fan usually of these sushi belt type restaurants, but thought I'd give it a shot. It was far too cold for me to walk anywhere and this was not far from the place I was staying. I was pleasantly surprised as in reading about the sushi train and how it work I felt a bit better about my experience. They have RFIDs on the plates so they know how long it's been going around and then take it off so it doesn't go bad. They had a great variety and there were a couple item that go by on the belt that you have to ask your server for, so you know it is fresh. Not bad if you are looking for decent priced sushi and spending an arm and a leg.

Vivian C.

Not as good as the uptown location. Sushi wasn't as fresh and the rice wasn't right for sushi - too sticky and wet, and more like cheaper Chinese rice than Japanese sushi rice. And the age dashi tofu was just batter fried tofu with a disappointingly thick batter. Not the delicate rice flour coating it should be.

Lucy N.

This place still has bad service. It took 10+ minutes to get a glass of water after I had been seated. Water was never refilled. Had a few plates, everything was fine, nothing spectacular. An easy sushi fix if you are in the area but overall I'd never feel ok recommending this place due to the bad service.

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Jennifer B.

This was my first sushi conveyor belt experience and it was a lot of fun! If you are going to eat a lot of sushi, this may not be the most economical, because those purple plates drive the price up pretty quick, but it is a great way to try a bunch of different sushi items, and also works well for sharing. In addition to the sushi train, there is also full menu of ramen, apps and poke bowls. We ordered some spring rolls and gyoza from the menu, and then went all in on the sushi train! Items are priced by plate, with the purple plates at $7.00 being the most expensive. The sushi was fairly good overall. The only item I had that I did not care for was the octopus role. Not the best sushi I have had in the TC, but not the worst either, and it is a fun experience. Our server was kind and attentive. We went at lunch on a weekday and there was absolutely no reservation needed.

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Lizzie B.

Stopped by Sushi Train for dinner before seeing a show at Orchestra Hall - the location is great! Easy walking distance (about 1 block). Very fun experience watching the sushi go by on the conveyer belt. I liked that the menus on the table go into detail about what's in each roll. Each roll is labeled and also clearly states if it's cooked or raw. You pay by plate and each color means a different price point. Our server was so accommodating and since our ordered appetizer (not on the conveyer belt) came late, he took care of one round of drinks for us. So nice!

Joseph T.

Want to try revolving sushi? Want to dine without waiting ? Want surprised? Want attentive service ? Come try! Food 3/5 Some items 2/5 (crispy rice; rice was hard and not crispy; ) mackerel (dry and been out long) Service 4/5 Ambiance 4/5 For a quick lunch ? This is fine I do worry just a little about food safety and the temperature of the items... some might have been out long at room temp....

Lindsay H.

We were looking forward to a sushi train spot, after being without one locally since we moved South. We arrived early evening and were one of only two couples in the restaurant. Our server was wonderful and the concept fun but the food was simply not good. At previous sushi train restaurants we have been to, we have seen them frequently switch out sushi on the belt for fresh versions. We were there over an hour and never once saw them replace any of the plates, which was a bit off-putting. The sushi with fried items were cold and soft, sweet potatoes undercooked, and the ramen lacking any substance or flavor. The veggie tempura was good, however. Even if we lived nearby, we still wouldn't be back to this spot, even with the convenience and cool concept. The cost snuck up quickly but we appreciated that the cost was clear based on the color of plate. Some unique items and desserts on the belt as well.

Great THC drink
Leah T.

This was first conveyor belt sushi place I've been to. The staff was amazing especially Keri my former coworker from ages ago. The sushi was good. Spicy tuna took awhile to get to us. My THC drink was fantastic. It was a flower night so not many people are around.

Sat at the counter and had easy access to sushi train.
Ayanna W.

Pros: close to the Minneapolis convention center so I was able to pop in for a quick lunch. The food was good and they seemed to refresh the food. Con: the server was rude, but everyone else I encountered was lovely so overall a great visit

Dried out wasabi and ginger.
E H.

We've been coming to Sushi Train for maybe five or six years. In the last year the service has become terrible. One time in the winter we had a server demand we fire our real estate agent and hire him instead. Today we've been rudely told to stand in another area - the rest of the waiting area had only been vacated for 10 seconds. Today our waiter loudly demanded that we order something other than water.My dude, so sorry but *demanding* I do something optional is a great way to make sure I don't do it. After that he couldn't be bothered to take our order, refill water, or take the order for the drink. Water was warm. The food quality is okay. The food here has never been bad - but the quality has been higher in the past. There is one exception - the wasabi is terrible. It was so dried out I have to cut it in half to get something moist.

The sushi train

We went for lunch. Very modern decor and clean. Many options on the conveyor the whole time we were there. The sushi was excellent and ever reasonably priced. The waiter great. Explained everything very clearly.

tuna Asparagus, Avocado, Cucumber Roll
Henry N.

Sushi train is a fun conveyor about sushi restaurant on Nicolette Mall. It was very busy the evening I went. We were able to be seated at a table after waiting a few minutes. Different colored plates of sushi were rotating through the conveyor belt constantly. The price per plate is listed on the wall. The sushi was fresh and delicious. I wish the rice had been seasoned with a little bit more mirin, but overall sushi quality was good. It was busy and lively and has a fun atmosphere. Seating is at tables for two or booths that can seat four, so it might be hard to have larger groups and sit together. The sushi chefs were constantly making sushi for the customers to eat. I definitely recommend checking this place out if you like a conveyor belt sushi restaurant with an energetic vibe.

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Reviews are mixed. Many highlight the conveyor belt experience and wide variety of options. Most find the sushi fresh and enjoyable, though others report inconsistency. Staff are often described as friendly, while some mention slow or inattentive service.

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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.

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

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Enjoyed our visit to Sushi Train. The conveyer belt of plates is a fun concept. The food was good and reasonably priced.

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Has lots of vegetarian options, was super very fast. Fun, kid friendly. Not the cutest ambience but great

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Great, but wait time sucks. Variety of sushi, equivalent to mall sushi train in South Korea and Japan with an American flare

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Ask the Community - Sushi Train

What kind of parking is available near this restaurant? Any free parking or a lot?

While there is street parking on 12th Street, it might be difficult to find within a block, depending on time of day. No street parking on Nicollet Mall. It's worth the extra walk though.

Are these containers on the conveyor belt disposable or are they reused?

I believe they are washed and reused

Are there any happy hour specials?

Yes. Sake and Miller Lite taps on happy hour, possibly other things as well.

Are there any happy hour deals available?

Yes, on small hot sake, Miller Lite taps, and possibly other things

Do you need reservations?

Yes

What is the price? Is it all you can eat after you pay?

It is priced per plate. The plates range in price depending on the item. (see photos, there are pictures of the color coded system). You can take as many or as few plates as you would like and you are charged accordingly. If you wanted to, you could… 

Is this place kid friendly?

They have a kid friendly pb and jelly rolls (think mini uncrustables) on the conveyor belt too

Do they have a full bar or just a wine/beer license?

Hello Greg. Yes we serve full bar here.

Do they have larger tables for groups of 10 people?

Yes we have

I see the menu pictures marked as vegetarian, are they also vegan?

Yes they have a vegan side in the menu

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