Sushi Train

Truly great service, which sounds funny considering this is conveyor belt sushi. Our server was incredible, and was attentive, kind, and informative. The food here was pretty good, and the prices are on par with other similar restaurants I've been to before. The inside is straightforward as far as decor goes, but the star of the show is obviously the conveyor belt. There's easily labeled vegetarian, cooked, and gluten free options, and the menu has things like cooked appetizers and ramen if you want more than just sushi. I stopped here after a conference nearby, and this place seated me right away and was a perfect dinner.

This place is great! The food tasted good and the service was decent. But the concept of how you order makes it so the sushi can be dry since some items sit for a while before someone grabs it. There’s a conveyer belt where they have it loaded with sushi on plates. They calculate your bill by how many plates you collected. Since each color of plate represents a price that’s how they add up the bill. You just grab it and they add it up. The problem is if something sits for a while because it’s slow you might be getting older sushi. Some of it tasted rather dry. They have decent pricing and it’s worth it for what it is. It’s not terribly different than how long sushi at a grocery store might sit around, but the quality and taste is better here over a grocery store. I recommend getting th

Pretty cool place, fun to watch all the different sushi move around the track. Its a bit expensive but honestly its nice to see what youre getting up close. Expect to spend 30-40$ per person if you pick several special dishes.

Me and my newly wife decided to stop here as a affordable honeymoon option after our recent marriage. We were seated immediately upon walk-in, without being back to back with other occupied tables and quickly explained the system, which revolves around the difference in colored plates for final price. A conveyor belt passes by your booth or table, preventing roll and side options on different colored plates. Each color matches to a price, and you are charged based on the added total. Though, in addition, alcohol and soft drinks were offered, along with speciality rolls that were also priced with your total at the end. As a "middle class luxary", I'd definitely recommend Sushi Train for any occasion or celebration. Together, me and my wife destroyed 16 plates, along with 2 alcoholic cocktai

The service was amazing, i loved my server and he was DASHING around serving an insane amount of tables. The sushi quality was pretty mid/low and the prices were kinda high when you consider the price only gets you 4 pieces. The dragonfruit cocktail was very tart in a good way, and strong 😉