Very busy as there are many tourists that like to come for sushi.
Pricing is not bad for what you get. Sushi is fresh and taste is good. Good option for lunch or dinner. You need to get a number and wait until your number is called. The screen said 90 minute wait but it's actually much less time that that. People go in and out quickly, food service is fast. Mostly self serve for water, cutlery and condiments.
Would come again.
I had such a wonderful time here! The sushi was not only fresh and delicious, but the entire dining experience was so much fun. I loved being able to order from the screen and watching my sushi arrive on the conveyor belt — it felt like a little food adventure at every moment.
Each piece was beautifully made, and the variety was amazing — from salmon and shrimp to uni and squid, everything tasted incredible. The atmosphere was casual yet exciting, and it made me feel so happy and relaxed.
Honestly, it’s one of those meals that stays with you — not just because of the food, but because of how much joy it brought. If you’re a sushi lover like me, this place is a must-visit. I’ll definitely come back again!
Arrive 15 minutes after opening on a Saturday and there was no line! Service was great and was seated immediately and English menus were extremely helpful. Sushi was great considering its conveyor belt sushi. When we finished eating there was a line at the entrance.
Having looked at the review. We came here disappointed. The fish and the rice were falling apart. The taste was not any better either.
I would highly recommend not to eat at this place. Highly disappointed. After having paid 4500 yen. One has think again about eating sushi in Japan.
Last year i waited for loooong time at a very popular sushi restaurant and have not experienced a good sushi like Sushiro!
We tried avocado sashimi, miso soup, tuna sashimi
Everything was very tasty and quite cheap
Don’t understand the low ratings..
No, reservations are not required at Sushiro, but they are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during peak hours. You can also use the Sushiro app to reserve a table in advance.
At Sushiro, sushi dishes are placed on a conveyor belt that moves past the tables. You can pick any dish you like, and your bill will be calculated based on the number and type of plates you take.
Sushiro offers some vegetarian options like cucumber rolls and inari (tofu skin), but vegan options are limited. It's advisable to check the menu or ask staff for specific dietary accommodations.
Some sushi items at Sushiro can be made gluten-free, but it's important to check with the staff regarding specific dishes and soy sauce options.
Sushiro is known for being affordable, with most sushi plates priced between 100-500 yen, depending on the item. You can enjoy a meal without breaking the bank.
