Sushi Train

Cute place, always friendly and accommodating, and everything tastes good. Nothing will disappoint! The train is so fun and I love that I may not like the flavor of something but it's always perfectly cooked! Super affordable too, always feels like we got what we came for. Servers are always nice! Our new date spot! 😍

My son and I always wanted to go to a real Japanese conveyor belt sushi restaurant like they have in Japan. This place was great! The plates cost different amounts depending on the color of the plate you grab. So I was careful not to overdo it. The server said we picked a great time by coming at lunch on a weekday. The food is fresh and fewer customers grabbing what you wanted first. I definitely will return.

-Review is for conveyer belt only and the variety/quality. Food was okay. Prices a bit steep for the price. Boring/repetitive rolls without any titles or knowing what's in them. Some didn't taste all that fresh either. Red plates $2.25 Greens $3.25 light blue $3.75 Salmon Nigri black plate for seared salmon nigri $4.25 Should have probably ordered from the menu where there were better and more options. Will unfortunately probably not return/at least not order from the conveyer (which we typically love). Our server was very nice and accommodating

This was not my first choice for sushi today but the other place I wanted to had a long wait time. In saying that, this was my first visit to Sushi Train and it did not disappoint. It is a cozy little place with friendly staff, ok decor and most of all the food was delicious. We decided to order off the menu instead of the conveyor belt. We got a side seaweed salad and I could have ate my weight in that salad, so good. The rolls we ordered were the Wow, Rock and Roll, Lava and Sushi Train. They all differed from each other and were good in their own right but I really liked the Rock and Roll and Lava Roll. Going in I was not expecting much but I went away thinking I would recommend this place.

This was my first time going to a sushi-go-round style restaurant, and it was really enjoyable. They had a good variety of options, both in style of sushi and in price point. They also always had a plate of edamame going around for snacking while you waited for your next pick. The place seemed clean and had an appealing layout, the conveyor especially seemed well cleaned. The sushi itself was quite tasty. The more western options were full of flavor, and the traditional pieces tasted exactly like they should. Over all, I would definitely come again. It was a novel way of having lunch, and one that didn't sacrifice on quality.