revolving sushi
Who says you have to eat raw fish at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant? Sushiro has something for everyone to enjoy!
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Grab your camera and your chopsticks, because Kappa Sushi is making an offer you won’t want to refuse.
More variety than we’d hoped for at far less than we’d ever expect to pay make this a great place to try types of sushi you’ve never had before.
Sushiro thinks outside the box by letting you stuff yourself with sirloin, kalbi, and chicken tempura sushi.
You can love many kinds of sushi, but for your last piece, you can only have one, so which one should it be?
Ramen, draft beer, and sake also on the menu at branch that’s part of a trend of de-mobilizing sushi.
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Also offers “petite rice” options for those who aren’t ready to forego carbohydrates entirely.
If you can resist eating that mouth-watering sushi for just a while longer, you’ll be rewarded with awesome pictures.
People have fallen in love with the charm of floating tubs at this unusual eatery in Japan.
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