Sushi Plus Rotary Sushi Bar - Chinatown

Pretty solid hotspots place. Decent price for all you can eat, and it comes with a smoothie which is a nice touch. Good selection of meats of good quality vegetables served on the conveyor, and a good sauce station. The downfall of the restaurant is really the soup base which is quite weak. Not a strong flavor and really no spicy options either. I would go back.

This was a fun experience with simple sushi. We decided to go here because of the ratings and we were not disappointed. We arrived around 5:30pm and were promptly seated, with towelettes to clean hands. We have never done rotary sushi so thought we would try it. The concept is fun. We ordered a few additional plates that were not on the rotary belt, particularly the tacos. They were very tasty and a little train delivered them - so fun. Sushi was rated mid-scale. Meets the craving, but not the best we have had. The sesame chicken was very good. I would definitely order it again. Overall, I recommend.

The food here was delicious and convenient. It's pay by the plate and each plate has a unique cost depending on the color. The bill can definitely add up quickly if you don't keep track of what you're grabbing but it was still worth it and delicious. Definitely try the Tokyo and the other sushi sandwich varieties.

Hello my Foodzies,if you are looking for a fun time and enjoy sushi well take a trip into Chinatown to Sushi Plus Rotary Sushi Bar at 2131 s Archer Ave. it was an unique experience you can order food from a tablet and some of it arrives via an expediter or on a small train. Otherwise you can just wait until the dishes you desire come around on the conveyor belt. Each dish is colored and that color represents the price. The restaurant is very unique in the wall artwork. The walls are adorned with 3D art which has a different perspective depending on how you view it. I tried to capture this in my photos. It’s a got to try once type restaurant. I give this restaurant 5 stars. Try it out and let me know what you think. Ciao Ciao for now.

I’ve never been to a sushi rotary and this blew my mind. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. All of the food was extremely fresh. There were tons of options and they rotated quickly! 10/10 recommend. My favorite dishes are in my photos! You might have to wait for a bit but it’s always worth it. You can walk around the square and they will call you when your table is ready!

Surprisingly one of the best ramen bowls I've had. Made to order. The bill can add up due to the revolving section if you're not careful. Great food,however.

Wonderful Place To Enjoy Rotary Sushi, everyone is nice and helpful. Food is delicious and ambiance is pleasant. 5 out of 5 stars, will return to fill up my card and spin the bonus wheel

It was super fun and cute vibe. The optical illusion art on the wall was interstersting focal point. The sushi was fresh and at a good price point. For those who enjoy solo dates like myself the layout was ideal. Definitely will be back with friends.

This was my second visit to this sushi restaurant and boy did I enjoy myself probably more than I did the first time! The cocktails are good and have a nice lil kick! Finally tried the spring rolls! AHHHMAZING! My fave sushi roll is the Surf & Turf Roll. I love this place because besides the fun experience of the sushi on the conveyer belt, the food and cocktails are very reasonably priced. The staff is very helpful and the restaurant has a welcoming atmosphere. I love it here and I'll go whenever I can find a parking spot in the area.

This spot used to be our go-to affordable quick fix sushi eats spot, but the menu has downsized, no longer having a lot of our favorites like ebi, oyster shooters, and this uni scallop ikura bowl. The quality is still decent for price. If you're looking strictly for sushi rolls and fast service, this is still a good options.

Our favorite sushi place out here in the burbs is a rotating sushi bar; we are always looking for a new favorite so we thought we would check out Sushi Plus Rotary in Chinatown whilst on a little weekend getaway. We were told the wait would be about 25 minutes on a Saturday night at 6:30-ish... try about an hour and 25 minutes. We waited so long, we saw families going in the restaurant next door and leaving happy with full bellies. The food was ... well, meh. Service was okay. I would probably give this place three stars but it gets an extra star for the adorable train thingy and the cutest darn teapot I have ever seen. I was just back in Chinatown a couple weeks ago and I am kicking myself for not going in there and buying one. I recently saw that the extended version of this restaurant has hot pot AND sushi. I am sure we will be back sometime this year to try it.

First time to a rotating sushi bar and now I need to go to more of them!! The server was great in showing me the process (since I was dining solo) and giving me pointers with ordering. It's a whimsical, unique experience and highly recommend for sushi fans!

Such a fun place. The sushi was top notch and the seared tuna nigiri was by far the best sushi bite I've ever had. Soooo good. I will admit the bathroom smell was pretty pungent so I'm glad we sat at the front. My husband loved the bullet trains that bought out ordered pieces. They do not take reservations so be prepared to wait.

I had a great experience here! All of the sushi was pretty fresh. I tried the Unagi, Escolar, Salmon, and Scallop. Everything was honestly really decent quality for revolving sushi. Better than Kura Sushi!My favorite was the scallop nigiri! My only gripe was anything with spicy tuna... Didn't taste great. Staff here was great! Very helpful and kind. The conveyor belt was constantly replenished with new plates every 5 minutes. We came during the rain and were able to take home rain ponchos! Super cute, colorful, and branded with Sushi+

The rotary sushi chain has multiple locations in Chicago and this is a review for their Chinatown location. We arrived a little bit after 11:30 on a Saturday morning. The restaurant wasn't too busy as they just opened. To avoid the line, come early. They validate parking. We tried a couple plates of nigiri - all came in large pieces and tasted fresh. We also ordered several items from the tablet which were delivered to us via a mini bullet train - so fun! Our favorite was tontasu ramen with rich broth and tender pork meat. Service was fast.

I had solo-dinner at Sushi Plus Rotary around 8pm on a Sunday evening. I had originally planned to arrive earlier, but I ended up grabbing drinks with a coworker after our conference ended for the day. They were very nice and seated me at one of the bar seats around the conveyor belt. The food was really good, honestly the best quality I've ever had at a conveyor belt sushi spot in the US. I was able to pull items off the conveyor belt, but also ordered a bunch of items off the iPad. The best part though, was that they have Dole Whip and Mango Pudding Psyducks! The Psyduck pudding was super cute and the Dole whip was everything that I had wanted.

Gimmick, noun, a trick or device intended to attract attention, publicity, or business. Please don't get me wrong, a gimmick is not necessarily a bad thing period however, we cannot deny that conveyor belt sushi is a gimmick true and true. It's just plain fun! All the little plates rolling around on the conveyor, and if you want something specific, you place an order on an iPad, and it arrives by a train above the general conveyor. Where it comes to Sushi Plus Rotary Sushi Bar, there is a lot more to love than just the novelty and awesomeness of conveyor belt sushi. First, the quality is 100% there. The fish seems to be of high quality, and the rolls do not skimp on protein or ingredients. The rice also appears to be top notch. Second, they have a very wide variety from your simple California roll and eel roll, all the way to a roll that somehow integrates Hot Cheetos! Because there are often four pieces on a plate, I think the trick is to come with three friends so that you're all able to try more items. It is very easy to make the mistake of getting a little bit too much and then you're either forced to better stuff it down when you're already full. Trust me on this: if you're here alone, go slow. It is better if you do not ask me how I know. I also want to give credit to their service staff. While to a large degree it is self-serve (as you are grabbing place from the conveyor), when you need assistance the service has been kind and attentive. Now, I'm going to be honest with you all: I was initially going to rate this place four stars. The reason being their prices seem to be a little bit on the higher end. Then I did some thinking: and I realized that with the sushi coming 4 to a plate, two plates is effectively a serving in a non-conveyor belt restaurant (or dare I say, a box at the supermarket). Thinking through that lens, the prices are in line with what I would consider competitive, especially given the quality. Finally, the ambiance is modern, and the restaurant is very clean. Some of the 3D wall art reminds me of things I saw in the Museum of Illusions. Awesome, and will mess with your mind a little bit if you spend too long looking at them. There are times when what is called for is a regular sit down restaurant where one orders 2 plates of sushi, devours the 16 rolls, and calls it a day. Other times, when the mood strikes, grabbing different things off of a conveyor belt as they present themselves to you hits just the right spot. With that, I am 100% a raving fan of Sushi Plus Rotary Sushi Bar.

This place is so cool! We went to Chinatown for a fun day trip during my son's fall break. He loves Knick knacks and trinkets and sushi and Chinatown has a ton of that. This place was especially cool and unique because the sushi came out in small servings to your table on a conveyor belt. The plates were colored for pricing. Service was great and the vibe was super good

I ordered three times at this location and two of my experiences were great except the last time of order was canceled because they couldn't fulfill one of my order selection (Hama Kama). Spicy Squid Salad: the flavor was alright, not the best but still acceptable. It can be kind of oily and the top is based with lettuce and cucumbers. Not a must order dish. Chuka Idako Salad: the seasoning is pretty unsatisfying, it is overly sweet and hard to chew. Not recommended. Zuke Sake Nigiri: not the best Zuke sake piece, there are better ones out there. It is not well marinated and flavored. Smoked Sake Nigiri: this piece was just alright, not outstanding. The flavor can definitely be worked on. Zumi Dai Nigiri: Not really my type, the fish was just alright Yuzu Albacore: this piece was pretty good, the yuzu flavor well-balanced with the albacore. It is not overly sour, and the fish is fresh. Hama Kama: my favorite out of all! Probably the biggest Hama Kama I have found and seen in town so far. The flavor is amazing as well. It is not overly salty, it is just amazing with a bit of lemon juice. Also, love how it comes with some cabbages on the bottom. However, this dish is gone from the menu. The last time I ordered, the staff informed me that it is out of stock, and ever since then I never found this dish on the menu. Really hope they can bring it back! I have tried a few other sushi pieces (Sake Poke Gunkan, Maguro Poke Gunkan, and Saba Nigiri) from Sushi Plus from Boystown. I absolutely love the two Gunkan, I think those two are must try and order dishes. Overall, the flavor can be improved. Their customer service is pretty decent, they allowed me to cancel my order and did a full refund on my third order since the Hama Kama was out of stock. I know this place would be perfect to visit in person, I hope I will have the chance to visit in person to feel the vibe and enjoy the atmosphere.

Very unique place and food was good. Different and modern way to serve. Train was awesome and the conveyer belt was very cool. Two thumbs up!

Whenever I come visit Chicago I always have the urge to head here for another meal! I typically come during a weekday lunch so it's not too busy and usually there is no wait. Came here right after lunchtime opened and the sushi came out fresh on the conveyor belt. I like how much variety they have, and how compared to other sushi conveyor belt spots, they serve pretty decent sushi! Both in aesthetics, taste, and freshness. The restaurant overall is pretty clean and the service is quick. The prices are a bit high, however considering there aren't that many great conveyor belt sushi spots, this would be a once in a while spot. I also like that they have the promo of free fruit flavored soft serve (pineapple and strawberry) if you post on social media. Soft serve is also one thing that keeps me coming!

Fun experience, efficient service, and pretty good sushi! We took our baby here and it was a great experience. There was a 20 min wait around 5pm on a Saturday. They took a phone number and called us when the ta or was ready. Once we were in, everything was very efficient, which is exactly what we needed for a dinner with a baby. The sushi that is rotating around has a description and it's nice that you can see the roll before you get it. I liked knowing the portion of fish to avocado, to cream cheese, etc. We grabbed a few rolls from the rotating bar. They were pretty good and seemed fresh, but didn't have a lot of fish. We ended up ordering the bulk of our meal using the tablet, since it was taking a while to wait for all the rolls the rotate and then there didn't seem to be much we were interested in. Everyone's favorite roll was the crunchy salmon tempura maki. It was nice and crispy on the outside. I also liked the salmon nigiri. The soft shell crab and shrimp/veggie tempura mix were both very good. The beef yakitori was a little tough, I wouldn't get it again. We finished with the chocolate cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory, which was wonderful. Try to order it 15 min in advance to let it defrost a little. Ours was still frozen on in the inside. Overall, the sushi was good and the ambience and service was great. I'd definitely go again for a quick and fun experience!

Finally made it here. There's always. Long wait. But today with the cold weather true wait was none when we arrived. The concept is cool. Anywhere you sit the conveyor belt will pass you. There's a train that comes from the kitchen when some things ordered are not on the conveyor belt. A lot of the items on the belt have spicy mayo. My bf can't eat spicy right now and so we had 3 plates from the belt and ordered sashimi from the iPad. There are some unique plates of sushi. They even have dessert crepes on the conveyor belt. There is waitstaff but they only grab plates that are from the kitchen, fill water cups and bring checks. So it's hard to decide how to tip them. Not sure if we will come here much as it's hard to find the right time to come. Don't forget the loyalty card if you think you will go often. 1 stamp for every $20. Which is good as most restaurants with loyal cards is 1 stamp per visit.

Really good food and a fun overall experience. My kid loves it and it's now become or go-to special meal place. It's fun to watch the different types of sushi go by on the conveyor belt and grab what you want to try. Special orders are delivered by bullet train. We've been there 3 times in less then 3 months. And, despite the fact that you can just grab plate after plate of sushi, the price is extremely reasonable. The last time we were there, with 2 teenagers who eat A LOT of sushi, it was under $50 per person. And I mean A LOT OF SUSHI!

I was wanting to check out Chinatown in Chicago, and Sushi Plus happened to be one of the restaurants that was still open at the time I was looking. The interior is definitely pretty cool, as you see a lot of sushi dishes going by and it looks like it would be great to come here as a group. Thankfully it wasn't too crowded so I was able to get seated immediately. Compared to other conveyor belt sushi places, the amount of variety is definitely more than I had expected. For some dishes I waited to see it come again, but it took a while before that actually happened. While the sushi is overall pretty good, I do think that the sashimi is significantly fresher if you order it straight from the kitchen. Some of the dishes seemed like they had been out for some time, and though they were fine to eat I could still tell the difference. Overall, pretty cool place that I would recommend for groups to try out!

Someone talked about gimmicky but in a positive light. For anyone with kids, this is a fun experience. Even for adults, it's nice to have a look at what your options are and then try things maybe you normally wouldn't. In general, I thought the sushi was good. The highlight was the salmon ones - these were among the best I've had. In so many experiences, it feels like it gets dried out but this one was fresh and delicious and melted in my mouth.

- Large selection of food - Not expensive price - The rolls are delicious - You may have to wait in line as the place is popular - Highly recommended

Wonderful rotatory sushi. Clean and delicious sushi and they are quick to sear us. We only had few items and we were happy. The fish was fresh and buttery. I can't wait to come back and try other dishes.

Sushi rotary is a conveyer belt sushi experience. You can pick whatever you want from the belt. The plates are colored by price. If you don't see anything you like you can place a special order off the iPad. The sushi will de delivered to you by train. Which is so fun! The service was good despite being super busy. They have plenty of seating available and the wait time wasn't too bad. The sushi was delish and the overall experience was great. Definitely recommend!

This is a unique spot in Chinatown. The service is a mix of self service & needing a waiter. There are a lot of sushi/dishes you can grab directly from the rotating belt but they have dishes you can order with your waiter as well. Any drink orders must also be placed through your waiter. There was always someone standing around ready to assist or clear away the tops of the plates you've already enjoyed. Also if you order something that isn't on the rotary they send it out on the top track with this cool little express train. The way pricing works: each color plate has a separate price. You can grab any dish you want. At the end of your meal a waiter comes to add up your plates and give you the bill. The sushi/food options were plenty and most of the sushi I tasted was really good. I also tried this dessert I've been wanted to try since I saw Joanna gains cooking show. I think it's called red bean mochi. It wasn't bad. A little squishier than I expected lol. Only concern would be maybe someone touching a dish and putting it back. Or if your eyes are bigger than you stomach grabbing too much. However they did allow me to get a Togo box for the one extra plate I couldn't finish lol. Ambiance was really cool with the rotary and track running through the entire restaurant. They also had a few games toward the back of the restaurant. The decor was nice. Basic Americanized Asian decor. I would say it's worth the visit.

This was our first experience in Chicago and it was a 10/10! I 100% recommend to anyone looking for good sushi and a fun experience. The workers were very nice and knowledgeable so if you aren't sure how it works they are willing to help.

Very cool place. Moving shelf with food. You choose the dish you want. The price matches the color of the plate. Very tasty and fresh food. Rolls, desserts, everything is excellent. The staff is polite. Very interesting interior.

update: I came here again tonight and everything was going well until I tried one of the unagi rolls. I don't remember which one specifically it was, but the rice had a pretty strong almost chemical taste and i couldn't eat more than one piece. I told our server that it was very chemical-ly, I couldn't finish them, and asked politely if she would be able to take it off of our bill. She said that it was probably the eel (implying that's how eel tastes) but that she could take it off. To be fair, I forgot to specify that the rice was what tasted off, but I've had eel many times (and if that's how their eel tastes they shouldn't be serving it). We also didn't get any forks with our crepe cake dessert and ended up resorting to chop sticks/our hands. Multiple servers and bussers walked by and saw this (and I made eye contact with them) but didn't grab us any utensils. I understand that people are busy, but if I saw customers without forks I would at least let their server know. Overall the service this time was not great. I understand that it was busy because it's a Friday night, but I still think that our experience wasn't fully due that.

Great sushi, fun atmosphere, the staff is great and attentive. They also have a tablet you can order drinks from. Reasonable prices. I come here at least once a month. Love it!

Efficient system, cute decor, clean environment, and pretty good quality sushi! Enjoyed the iPad ordering (ordered items arrive via a train above the revolving belt). Good variety of items rotating around the belt. Lots of additional items you can order via iPad (sashimi, poke, ramen, dessert). The cut of fish on top of the nigiri is reasonable, not too thin like some other cheaper restaurants. Liked the salmon, tuna, shrimp. The only fish I didn't like as much here was the yellowtail.

Hello my Foodzies,if you are looking for a fun time and enjoy sushi well take a trip into Chinatown to Sushi Plus Rotary Sushi Bar at 2131 s Archer Ave. it was an unique experience you can order food from a tablet and some of it arrives via an expediter or on a small train. Otherwise you can just wait until the dishes you desire come around on the conveyor belt. Each dish is colored and that color represents the price. The restaurant is very unique in the wall artwork. The walls are adorned with 3D art which has a different perspective depending on how you view it. I tried to capture this in my photos. It's a got to try once type restaurant. I give this restaurant 5 stars. Try it out and let me know what you think. Ciao Ciao for now.

Fun place to eat! The drinks are very good and sushi are fresh - don't forget to order from main menu to get your delivery on the train. The service is quick, they don't take reservations so be ready to wait a bit on a busy nights (usually an hour max)

This was a super fun dining experience and I'd definitely recommend to any sushi lover who hasn't tried a rotary sushi bar. The way it works is you grab whatever plate you want and the total is tallied at the end. Each plate has a distinct color for a specific price. The key showing the color with the corresponding price is located at your table for easy reference. You can also order from the menu for additional items and it will be served at your table. It was nice to try so many different types of dishes. I loved not having to commit to one or two main dishes. There was a wide selection of options and we left satisfied trying a total of 12 or so plates between two people which was more than enough. My personal favorites were the inari nigiri and sake harasu nigiri. We ended with the mango crepe cake and it was very good. It was slightly frozen in the middle so I would get that if you know you want it and let it thaw out a bit while you eat your sushi. The flavor was really good and it was nice way to top off the meal. The ambiance was also very clean and lively. This would be a great location for a date night or place to grab dinner with friends. If you're a sushi lover, sushi plus is not to be missed!

This place was SO good! My mouth is watering just thinking about their sushi. They fit me, a friend, and my daughter in relatively quickly. My favorite was the truffle scallop and I honestly would come back just for that. My daughter loves rotary sushi, but we were tired of getting the same old same, so it's a treat to find this place and at such a good price point. Will definitely make the drive here.

So busy, always have to wait. We intentionally to arrive late so not have to wait too long. Was raining all day & with a toddler, long wait wasn't what we wanted. Only 15mins wait when we were there at 8pm. Street parking was challenging too, we came there 2 days ago but traffic were bad & no street parking available so we decided to come back. Food was good & glad that my teenagers got to try some. Wish they had more food but 8:45pm kitchen closed so food started to slow down since 8:30pm. We finished around 16 different plates.

Always fun, watch your price choices if you want to stay below a certain amount - use the iPad to request fresh things that run out or you don't see in the belt area and then you get the vehicle delivery experience.

came in on a friday night dinner and only had to wait 20 min for a table of 2! their service was overall good for a self service meal. they offered hot wipes right when we sat and occasionally helped clear our tables. our fav part of the meal had to be the seared salmon belly nigiri which was super buttery, the sakura nigiri, and tempura shrimp nigiri which was fried perfectly! overall a fun spot to try and experience, but the price can really add up if you're not a light eater so it can get expensive.

Get the Oceans 13 Roll , that was delicious ! Their specialty Sushi rolls are really flavorful. Definitely order a couple of those unusual flavors . The drinks are unique and pretty good too . My friend had a Mojito that was super chill and I had the Spicy Margarita and the Gin and Amaretto drink I can't remember the name of right now. Get some drinks. This is a good time place that is fun . So loosen up and have some fun! There was a cool Oughts Rock playlist too . My friend also tried the Ramen and said it was filling. I had mostly sushi with some Tempura. The Spicy Tuna Maki was so tasty I ordered it twice. Unagi Nigiri was nice and also that Maguro Nigiri with Tobiko. Get that . All in all it's a super fun place in Chinatown right near the Red Line train Cermak Road stop. Stop by if you've never had Rotary sushi before. Staff were super helpful and you can pay cash if you want to.

This place never fails. Make sure to arrive early because by 7pm wait times are really long. The staff is very attentive and the food is great. Music helps with the ambiance of the place. It's upbeat and kept at a level where you don't find yourself having to raise your voice. Definitely a spot to visit.

Still thinking about the salmon sashimi. Some of the best I've ever had. Great spot. Loved that they have booths and not just counters/tables. Really interesting unexpected selection. You can also order things tableside and there's a full bar.

Went here on a whim and did not regret, there are so many great options! The food is freshly made and covered so you just grab what you want with ease and comfort that things are clean. You can order specific items from their touch screen menu and it gets delivered by a train car at the top of the rotary. The service is friendly and attentive as well. You call your server over at the end to pay and they tally the color of plates by the amount.

Hard to pick a favorite roll, we tried soo many! I love hot Cheetos, so the volcano roll was quite unique since it was topped with sriracha and one Cheeto. The rolls came out quick on the little train. We didn't pick off the actual conveyor belt because it was close to closing and not much was on there since they stop making rolls for the conveyor belt like 30 minutes before. Service was friendly! The inside of the place was neat, they have like 4d paintings on the walls that would look super trippy if you were on drugs. One thing to note: they do include a service charge, but don't mention it and there isn't any signs about it. Saw it on the receipt as we were paying. Our other friend didn't see that and tipped anyway.

This is the perfect restaurant for any true sushi lover! If you love to enjoy your meals, with a little excitement and good vibes stop right in! The choices of sushi are great to with endless flavors and some vegan & vegetarian options as well! I can't wait to come back!

I came here for a quick bite, but there is nothing extraordinary about this place. The rolls are enormous, and the price of the plate depends on the color. It's a fun place for kids and more manageable for them to grab the plate compared to Kura Revolving Sushi.

A fun experience for sushi lovers like myself, the place was really clean and organized and the staff was nice too. We got seated within 10 minutes of arrival and our drinks came out almost right away. Although I don't feel like there were many options on the fried sushi menu. Everything we had was really tasty but I really wanted something cooked and I didn't find something for my liking.

My favorite form of sushi experience, conveyor belt sushi Variety of sushi keep rotating along the conveyor belt and just take whatever you like anytime. I can keep watching it all day long And that's not all in Sushi Plus. On top of the conveyor belt, they build on a train rail. For some of the ordered items, they will get deliver by the train Beside the option available via the conveyor belt, you can also browse through the tablet menu at the table. There is some special rolls, appetizers, rice and noodles dishes and dessert. The staffs are very nice and always come by and check on us. Sushi Plus do have a couples location scatter around Chicago. If you have not yet take on this fun experience, I would highly recommended.

Got a variety of plates and they were all great! Usually shushi on a belt is not going to be good but this place proved me wrong. There's a reason why they get packed and have long waits, but it's so worth it! I'd suggest putting your name down and then exploring nearby until your table's ready. All of the sushi is fresh and delicious, and there are plates with appetizers and desserts as well. You might like some plates more than others but that's the fun part - small portions so you can try everything. You can also order anything specific on an ipad and a special train will come out with the item! A fun and relatively cheap place to come with friends and young kids you might want to introduce sushi too. The ambiance is fun and relaxed with your own booth. Definitely recommend! Prices of the plates vary between $2-7

This place was so much fun! It was our first conveyor belt sushi experience and we were surprised by how affordable and delicious all the sushi was. The staff is also attentive-- even though there's usually a wait, they will call you right away and it's not like there's nothing nearby you can walk around and check-out. The restaurant is also very clean, bright, and has unique and very cute art.

As with most non AYCE sushi places this falls short of the competition. Cost $45 | Rating 6/10 No reservations so we four showed up and were seated in 5 minutes. The restaurant is cute, bright, and interactive which is fun for the rotary experience. If you haven't tried rotary sushi you will enjoy that but if you have it wont be impressive once you pay. Dishes are color coded for price and lowest cost is $3 with average around $5-6 for two pieces. The selection and quality are all ok but you could easily try everything and salmon will come around about 6 different ways that are basically the same. The menu orders are also uninspired so its hard to justify the price. The train on top is for special orders but one of ours was just walked over by the staff so even that gimmick wasn't given to us. Bill came promptly, staff were nice but don't do much since you service yourself except for water. If you won't ever go abroad to try it this may be your best bet but its all tourist type appeal.

Best conveyor belt sushi I've ever been to! This gets 5 stars and a haiku: Sushi belt, my love.... You bring vegetarian Sushi options! Yum. Now please understand this is not "good" sushi as in you come here for my most exceptional straight from japan's ocean sushi fish. This is high quality conveyor belt sushi--the rice might be a little dry. The ingredients might be a little stale (like the red hot cheetos). The drinks may be a bit too syrupy and the salt rims too sparse and too crunchy... you get my point. But if you value experience over flavor perfection, for whatever this may lack in exceptional taste it very much made up for with variety, kitschy fun, and surprisingly sophisticated menu tech! The little shinkansen train runs along the top track and is just an added delight to any and every meal! Very much recommend the chinatown location for easy of access via public transit vis the Red L line... and there is the added bonus of meandering around chinatown afterwards. Pretty sure this japanese sushi restaurant is managed and staffed by non-japanese folks but it's still an enjoyable experience, regardless.

You can't expect amazing sushi quality from revolving sushi places, but I'd say that Sushi + Rotary does it pretty well! I've always thought revolving sushi was a cool concept, and the interior of this restaurant is really cool. I honestly can't remember everything we ordered, but I would say that for the price and concept, it's not a bad option for sushi. The sushi actually comes on a train railroad, and the menu is incredibly extensive. You're bound to find a ton of items that you want to try. I ordered their ramen and it was actually decent! I definitely recommend this spot if you're a fan of the rotating sushi concept. There's another famous national chain that isn't nearly as good as this one, so make the trek to Chinatown and give it a try!

Such a cute, clean restaurant! Very happy with the self service sushi on the moving belt! You can also purchase Ramune to drink from the small fridge in front. Clean restrooms, and such tasty sushi!