Guess the price of salmon nigiri sushi ( two pieces ) per plate at conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Japan?
If you ever come to Japan and love sushi or want to try it, I recommend going to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.
There are many conveyor-belt sushi restaurants around the world.
Japanese conveyor-belt sushi restaurants are
Affordable
Delicious
A wide variety
Clean
Advanced
How much do you think is two pieces of salmon nigiri sushi per plate at the conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Japan?
I looked at the price of a plate of salmon nigiri sushi at popular conveyor-belt sushi restaurants in the U.S., U.K., and Australia.
United States Genki Sushi USD4.45
United Kingdom Yo! Sushi ￡3.40 (USD 3.80)
Australia Sushi Train AUD4.00 (USD 2.60)
(As of 30 September, 2022)
All four major Japanese sushi chain restaurants are 110 Japanese Yen. It means a plate of salmon nigiri is 75 cents for two pieces. (As of 30 September,2022.)
Four major Japanese sushi restaurants are
Sushiro 583 restaurants in Japan
Hama sushi 533 restaurants in Japan
Kura sushi 485 restaurants in Japan
Kappa sushi 314 restaurants in Japan
There are more than 300 belt conveyor sushi restaurants in Tokyo.
Ordering is by touch panel.
Times have changed and belt conveyor sushi restaurants no longer rotate. Orders are placed on a touch panel at the table, which is then carried directly to the table on a conveyor.
Hot Green Tea is free no matter how many times you drink it!
In Japan, green tea is basically free at sushi restaurants. Of course, water is also free. This is true not only in sushi restaurants, but also in most restaurants. However, coffee and orange juice are charged.
More than half of the sushi is 110 yen(75 cents) per plate, and you can also order ice cream, french fries, ramen noodles, and fruit. Even if your budget is less than $10, it's still a lot of fun!
I love Ootoro nigiri (fatty tuna).(below) If you go to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, the price is 300 yen per plate(one piece). If you order it at a regular sushi restaurant, it will cost you over 1,000 yen. So I can eat as much as I want and order dessert for less than $15.
Why not visit a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant once when you come to Japan?