Kappa Sushi — Restaurant in Yokosuka

For English speakers, this is a children's friendly cheap conveyor belt sushi place. All food can be ordered through a tablet that has an English option.

No longer a rotating conveyor belt sushi place but they still bring it out on the conveyor belt to your table.

It's not the highest quality sushi here but you get your fill and they have a variety of different kinds. They have seasonal sushi along with recommendation items. They even have ramen here in a small size which you can enjoy with sushi. They also have good dessert you can enjoy at the end. They have drink bar here which is a good option if you want to drink other then green tea which you can get right at the table.

They have plenty of non-sushi items and items for kids. The kids menu comes with coins which you can use on their own gacha machine. Just be aware there are other gacha machines that take regular yen, theirs is by the register.

They have plenty of tables here but it can get busy if you go peak time. The que touch screen is not in English so you may need to get some help. You will just need to click how many people and it will print out a sheet with what table you will go to. Keep the sheet as you will use it to scan it for final payment. Go to the table and start ordering on the plate. Try to get to the home page or top menu, there you should see an English Button to change it all to English. If the restaurant is busy and full, it'll tell you the approximate wait time. The table sits about 6 max so if you have a larger party you still need to break up the group.

Overall, a fun experience for kids and family and we enjoyed our dinner. We will most definitely come here again. You can't get any sushi like this outside of Japan...

Ok here’s the deal. Walk in and they will give you a number for your booth. Sit down and grab the tablet, if your English speaking there is an English button on the bottom of the screen. Getting the drink bar for drinks is easier, offering coke products etc. Touch the items you want and the quantity, then order button, should be twice. After that the tablet will alert you when it’s coming and show you a picture of what it is. Plates are colored and kept at the table. Enjoy your experience and at the end there is a button to call the waitress and get the plate check. Take your number and pay with either cash or card. All done and you’ve enjoyed an amazing experience of...

The food was delicious but nothing you can’t get elsewhere. Regular sushi plates are the standard ¥108 per plate but their side dishes are unreasonably priced Compared to sushiro. For a family of 3 we spent ¥3,100 and only had 13 plates of regular sushi, 5 sides, and 2 desserts. That would have cost under ¥2,000 at Sushiro. The wait was over an hour and a half but we were set on trying a new sushi go round. Don’t get me wrong, the food is great I just wouldn’t eat here again unless I absolutely had no...