It’s sushi that’s placed onto small plates on a conveyor belt that loops through the restaurant. You take the plates off the belt as they pass and you pay by the number and colour of plates you take (e.g. yellow plates $2, green plates $3, red plates $5 as the sushi on each plate is a different grade, e.g. egg roll may be a yellow, tuna a green, and salmon roe a red plate)
It’s fun in a gimmicky kinda way. Some places (not where I live unfortunately, afaik) do all-you-can-eat sushi train which I think I’d enjoy from a value-for-money perspective
It’s sushi that’s placed onto small plates on a conveyor belt that loops through the restaurant. You take the plates off the belt as they pass and you pay by the number and colour of plates you take (e.g. yellow plates $2, green plates $3, red plates $5 as the sushi on each plate is a different grade, e.g. egg roll may be a yellow, tuna a green, and salmon roe a red plate)
Hm I think I prefer the “I’mma get up and fill by plate with bullshit” approach of sushi buffets
It’s fun in a gimmicky kinda way. Some places (not where I live unfortunately, afaik) do all-you-can-eat sushi train which I think I’d enjoy from a value-for-money perspective