Sushiro Kawasaki Zero Gate Store — Restaurant in Kawasaki

If you are hungry for Sushi and are not a snob, you can grab some nice, fun grub in a cheerful atmosphere where you don't even need to interact with waitstaff or even a cashier. Switch the tablet at your table to English and order some sort of cross between American (e.g. avocado, mayonnaise) and Japanese (e.g Uni, natto) kaiten (conveyer belt) sushi. A minute later, a 10yo voice announces the arrival of whatever you ordered, from across the room on the top belt via an off ramp to your table. Don't be surprised if the fish isn't quite stuck to the rice and it's not going to be the best sushi you have eaten, but you can get your favorites and then dessert.

The good: Salmon, Cucumber roll, Uni, natto and acocado&shrimp roll.

The bad: The hamachi (yellowtail) wasn't soft and buttery.

The ugly: Tuna sushi was on special for ¥100 and it wasn't worth it.

Sound good, bad? We went 3 days in a row and enjoyed it and it was cheap, filling and fun. They also have noodles...

Visited Sushiro in Kawasaki last Thursday afternoon.

As it is self service, get a queue ticket with number of pax and booth or counter seat.

Queue number printed, if tables available, your table number is printed on the queue ticket.

Seat yourself down and order by tablet. Once done, indicate close bill, go to cashier to pay. Here it is also self service, scan the queue code, select payment by cash or...

In comparison to other sushiro venues, this was less impressive: sushi looked less prepared and for example the Catalana Ice cake brulee was not properly made (no caramelized crust). Sushi did taste good...