Genki sushi in Hong Kong is 10 times better than Genki in America, almost like a completely…read moredifferent restaurant, because people in Hong Kong don't eat fake sushi, they eat the real stuff like sashimi and nigiri. The fact that they had Chutoro and otoro nigiri said something! I can't speak for other locations, but this particular one in Tsing Yi would give you best bang for the buck. Three of us ordered a ton of food including otoro and it was HKD 700 (less than USD 100...!!!) that explains why this place was constantly packed. And sometimes you'd have to wait for an hour for a table. Love how the food was delivered. We ordered through a website using the QR code, clicked submit, then the food would be delivered in a sushi train on a conveyor belt. Then you would press the blinking button to release the trains. I would totally come back to this place again when I'm in the area!!!!

What's up: Sushi in Hong Kong. I was not expecting to see a Genki Sushi, but I guess this chain is…read morepretty popular here because once I saw one, I began to see more of them! Transit: We were walking around Ladies Market before we ran across this place. It's not too far from the Mong Kok MTR and located in the Bank Centre Shopping Mall right on Nathan Rd. Environment: Sushi was a popular choice for lunch since there was a line forming already. Go up to the tablet on the wall and reserve your spot. Once we were called, we were shown our to table. Just like Japan, you'll input your orders and the sushi will come flying down the tracks. The difference here is that you'll need to use your smart phone to place the orders; they have free WiFi for you to connect to (1.5 hours). The table has all the things that you'll need for your meal: chopsticks, soy sauce, wasabi, ginger, powered tea, hot water. Once you're done with your meal, take your clipboard to the front and make your payment. What was ordered: - Rolls - Nigiri - Dessert Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. This was a pleasant surprise because I wasn't expecting to grab sushi here. The food was decent and the place was very lively. Credit cards and Octopus cards are accepted.

Cute little spot for quick, yummy and fresh sushi! We ordered a lot of different things and…read moreeverything was very fresh and delicious. Will definitely come back!

I love genki and will always love genki. The quality at this location is better than the one in…read moreHawaii and Seattle (but not as good as Japan). You have to use the app to order. Food is good but have a smaller menu, interior is loud, service is fine.

Fresh sushi delivered by bullet train? Sign me up because I am all aboard…read more I've been to Genki Sushi twice now (CWB and Shatin locations) and have had the opportunity to try their dinner and tea set menus. Although largely the same, I would say it's a better value to go during tea time (2:30pm-5:30pm) because you can get the incredible $50 set of aburi sushi with two sides. I opted for 1D, which comes with the sushi set of Seared Scallop with Garlic Butter, Seared Black Pepper Boiled Shrimp, Seared Black Pepper Salmon, Jumbo Crab Stick, and Egg; a side dish of Deep-Fried Chicken (they ran out of Deep-Fried Fish Ball with Cheese); and Steamed Egg Custard with Seafood. The sushi set was stunning and tasted as delectable as it looked. The thick cuts of seafood were buttery and fresh, with their flavour ever so enhanced by their sear and light dabs of black pepper / garlic butter. The sushi rice was also the perfect amount and cooked to the right texture. I would say my favourite piece was either the Boiled Shrimp or the Salmon. For the two sides, I definitely preferred the Fried Chicken over the Egg Custard; it was lightly fried and incredibly moist inside. While the Egg Custard did have its seafood, it was quite bland and one-dimensional. Being someone that likes her variety, I also ordered the popular Soft Shell Crab Hand Roll ($22) and the Deep-Fried Oysters ($35). Yes, it was one of those let's-deep-fry-everything days for me. Between the two, the Hand Roll is the lighter and likely healthier option, but they both tasted great in my books. In short, Genki Sushi redefines conveyer belt (kaiten) sushi into a deliciously fun and fresh experience. Even ordering was an experience all in itself as you simply order by QR Code through your phone. My friends and I truly had a fantastic time not only savouring our food, but also attempting to film our food's grand arrival. It was such a treat!

Very decent sushi place for the price. There are a lot of different common fish items, especially…read moresalmon and tuna but there's also shrimp, surf clam, octopus, squid, halibut, etc. Some of the rarer stuff like the crab paste doesn't look or taste as appetizing though. I like how efficient the revolving belt is; the food often comes within minutes of ordering. The tables can be a bit small, and the menu can be a bit confusing to navigate, but otherwise a good experience comparable to other sushi joints not in Japan.

This place is great. Had a nice dinner experience. Decided for a Sushi platter…read more It comes with udo and fried sushi On top of 12 pieces of sushi. There are also choices of Nigiri and lots more to try from. Great value for the money

Outlet of a pricier-than-usual Japanese sushi and sashimi chain. Good quality and variety…read more ThIs one's a bit hard to find, like most things in Causeway Bay. An escalator hidden in a breezeway under a hotel shopping mall - look for the pictures of sushi on the escalator sides, or the little old lady holding the sushi placard nearby. Getting out is similarly challenging! Easy to navigate e-menu, although a bit slow and clunky (old tech?). Great choices, plus a wallet-friendly lunch menu. Stir fried vegetables were fresh cooked and deliciously crunchy. The crumbed Hiroshima oysters were also fresh fried, and surprisingly light in taste. The assortment of three sashimi types was a tad pedestrian - but tasty and good value all the same. A more formal choice compared to the plethora of sushi trains and other faster Japanese outlets in CWB.

Came here during lunch with a coworker, and expected the usual rotating sushi place. Since this…read moreplace is all over HK, I was expecting some decent sushi. Overall, the food was average, but the sushi prices very quite a bit, so gotta be careful which plate you select! Also maybe because it was lunchtime, but they only had a quarter of the menu available on the conveyer. I also got the chicken teriyaki rice, which was really small and disappointing, with a few pieces of chicken and some lettuce. But this is a sushi restaurant, so I guess that's what you gotta go for. An extra star for the cute decorations, with bears on skateboards moving along with the sushi, and bear shaped tissue holders, the cuteness was a plus++

Sushi Chain located in many malls in Kowloon, one of my favorite items in the menu is the "grilled…read moresalmon neck bone", always perfectly char grilled and tasty and the "Spicy pork noodle", rich spicy (not that spicy) broth with three thin slices of fatty pork on top of the noodle. Cons: There are sushi on the belt but very limited Pros: Ordering off the menu is the fastest to get what you want.

Given the abundance of sushi restaurants in Kowloon, Sushi One seems to try harder than most to get…read morenoticed. Among its keen selling points is their conveyor belt layout and killer midnight deal, causing a nightly queue along Cameron. It certainly does the job in a pinch, but it won't satisfy the pickiest sushi lovers. Conveyor belts usually mean there is no need to deal with the wait staff; it is after all the kind of solo dining that is best. The food comes to you and you choose if you want it or not. The Nepalese staff has a tendency to stand around and chat, which isn't so bad till you realize you need more tea or the bill. The sushi has its moments. There are rolls and nigiri galore, and done in a way where its food porn appropriate. Beyond the instagram closeups, there is a decent amount of variety, but at some point the names are so beyond traditional sushi that it sometimes becomes tough to identify which rolls are what. Whether its uni, tuna belly, salmon, or some sort of cooked seafood, they're more than likely to have it. It all tends to be on the mediocre side, so don't get your hopes up. Then there is the midnight sushi deal, which is literally half off of the entire menu, except for alcohol. It starts at 10pm and the lines are already forming at 9:30pm. This gives folks the opportunity to rock a Sushi One (rice, fatty tuna, salmon roe, wrapped in unagi and topped with uni) without having to deal with the price. Word of advice: avoid all the "cheese" nigiri or rolls, it's horrendous. Truth be told, if it weren't for the midnight deal, I'd never come here. The sushi isn't good enough to warrant those regular prices, but it's clear management is aware of this. Hence, the midnight deal gives them the relevance they need without having to push the quality of the fish.

I have been coming Sushi One for something like 9 years now. It isn't my favorite in the world, but…read moreis is my favorite in Hong Kong. It is always busy so the service can be hit and miss depending. The good news when that busy is the food must be better than average. Sushi eaters are as finicky as any eaters and they wouldn't last if sub par. The prices are amazing for Hong Kong and even better when you get here for 50% off. Incredible deal! I recommend the following nigiri that are the best in my opinion: - Sake (Salmon) - Hotate (scallops) - Toro (fatty tuna with gold leaf) - Seared foie gras Honorable mentions: - Hamachi (yellow tail) - Uni (sea urchin) - spicy tuna hand roll. All in all this is a go to when in the area. Try it out.......you wont be disappointed. Cheers!!

This is a sushi place located very close to Kowloon Park. It is very clean and modern. In fact, the…read morewaiter actually brings a tablet to your table that you use to order your meal. We tried some of the sushi and also the pork tonkatsu curry. They also have other rice dishes and noodles too if sushi is not your thing. Everything was very fresh and came very quickly. Very good overall.

A bit expensive, but the quality of the fish is pretty good. You order with the tablet that they…read moregive you when you sit down. Try the assorted sushi plate!