Conveyor belt sushi Misaki Kawasaki Azalea

Middling Experience

This conveyor belt sushi is relatively small in space, though that works to its favour. With the small space, the sushi chefs are able to easily hand you the sushi that you order from the tablets at the tables. This means seating is a bit limited, so there are times when a line up would form outside of the restaurant at busy hours. The service here is a bit strange. The chef when I visited was a fairly grumpy woman, but she did her job well. Either she was having an off day and my visit near closing time annoyed her, but it was obvious she was in a bad mood. The busser on my visit was very friendly and chatty though, unusual for my experience at restaurants. I would say that’s a positive. Here, the food is okay. I’ve had better sushi at other conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Again, it could be because I visited an hour or two before closing, but the nigiri I ordered seemed warm when I don’t think it should have been. I also felt it was a bit expensive for what it was.