All-you-can-eat sushi train restaurants provide a conveyor belt or train system where sushi plates continuously pass by diners, allowing them to pick and eat as much sushi as they want for a fixed price. These come with fresh, premium sushi and often include both hot and cold dishes. Some notable examples include:
- Shinjuku Station in Japan offers the first-ever all-you-can-eat revolving sushi bar with an innovative train conveyor system delivering fresh sushi to tables without waiting or limits.
- Sakura Running Sushi in Cologne, Germany, has an all-you-can-eat menu where you can enjoy sushi, hot dishes, salads, and desserts on a conveyor belt for about 11€ at lunch and 22€ at dinner.
- Kyoto Running Sushi in Munich, Germany, offers all-you-can-eat sushi with both hot and cold selections for around 20€.
- Oshima in Australia provides an all-you-can-eat Japanese dining experience inspired by the volcanic island Oshima, with quality sushi and other dishes, priced around $42.80 per person.
All-you-can-eat sushi trains are popular for their fun, interactive dining experience with fresh options delivered quickly and unlimited sushi enjoyment.
