Across from San Shang Qiao Fu.
When I was a child, I thought sushi running on a track was really cool XD.
Located on the second floor next to the moat, the store has a spacious interior and many seats. On weekends, it’s full at around 6 or 7 pm and there are many take-away orders.
There are more and more conveyor belt sushi brands, so if I want to eat sashimi, I wouldn’t prioritize choosing this place. Compared to others, you don't have to wait as long XD.
I still really like their miso soup and octopus sushi ❤️. The miso soup even has salmon chunks in it. Other dishes taste normal; not too bad, but not amazing either. Sometimes the seasonal special is well done.
Today, I was disappointed with the caramel pudding cake QAQ. There was a thin layer on the top with a pudding texture, and the bottom was like a mousse (?). Overall, it was quite sweet, and I wasn't sure if the caramel itself had a sour taste or if it had been on the conveyor belt for too long, making the caramel sauce slightly sour.
🍣 Kaohsiung Zuoying ▫️ Free Trade Zone
🍣 Chain sushi conveyor belt has upgraded and added more items
Only kids make choices; adults obviously want them all.
So after trying the plus version, it's hard to go back to the regular stores.
After all, this place offers many more different items beyond the usual offerings from Jing Sian. ❤️
Basically, you still need to wait for a table on-site.
We were lucky that two of us were arranged at a spacious square table.
The plates on the conveyor belt are color-coded into three types:
Pink plate 30 NTD 🩷, White plate 40 NTD 🤍, Black plate 60 NTD 🖤.
Scanning the QR code will show the prices for individual items, which are written there.
After ordering, the food is delivered directly to the table via a high-speed train (?).
But unfortunately, the train broke down that day, and the staff had to deliver it directly. 🥹
This time I came to eat during my favorite autumn crab season,
so there are a lot of crab-themed items 🦀.
From crab bodies, crab legs, crab roe, and crab meat, they have it all—super awesome! 👍🏻
For me, Sushiro, Kura Sushi, and Jing Sian all have their strong points,
but I personally still prefer the popular items from Jing Sian Plus.
Especially the classic miso soup and salmon sushi, which I must order every time.
Baked mussels are also an item that other brands don’t offer.
Although the price has secretly increased (from 3 pieces to 2 pieces), I still love it.
Before coming there, I had thought about buying
the cute JOGUMAN cold water bottle as well,
but it was so popular that it was completely sold out, so I had to give up. 🦕
While writing this, I'm thinking about taking advantage of the crab season and going again soon.
I didn't expect that the official page announced that the products related to bread crab had sold out.
So I will have to wait until next month to see if there are any new activities
and go eat then (that’s how much I love it)! ✨
📍Coordinates: Taipei, Taiwan
The Zang Sushi in Nangang is a place I often visit with my family. Reflecting on the time when Zang Sushi had just become popular, going to eat there was an eagerly anticipated event. The food was tastier and more varied compared to other conveyor belt sushi places, and the fact that you could get gacha toys made it even fresher and more fun. Now, with many different conveyor belt sushi restaurants emerging, the excitement of eating at Zang Sushi seems to have diminished. However, it still remains a good option for my family when we don’t know what to eat, especially when we’re not too hungry. Conveyor belt sushi is very convenient, allowing us to decide how much we want to eat.
The descriptions of the dishes for this meal are in the photos, and overall, it was quite good. Sushi Lang does a pretty good job with quality control; each branch doesn’t differ too much in taste. Most of the items we ordered this time were things we commonly eat, but I don't know if it’s because we've had better quality at other conveyor belt sushi places that made me feel the freshness and delicacy of Sushi Lang wasn’t as high as it used to be. Nevertheless, it was still very delicious and nothing was a disappointment.
Members of the Nangang branch can park for free every month (with a limit on the number of times), and we didn’t have to wait in line during our weekday visit. However, there can be long queues on weekends. Due to its high convenience, we will continue to revisit.
Zengxian should be the cheapest chain rotating sushi in Taiwan. I have dined at this branch multiple times, but I’ve noticed that every time they introduce new products, the rotating sushi bar is almost entirely filled with new items and not much of the basics. Even after going around four or five times, I still couldn't find the basic items at all, so in the attached photo, everything we're eating is what we ordered. We couldn't wait for or get anything from the rotating bar…
I really enjoy the basics like shrimp hand rolls and sushi, as well as tea jelly. However, I noticed that when I scanned the menu, I couldn't find tea jelly in the dessert section and had to ask the staff if it was available. The desserts are worth the price, with each plate costing about 30.
This time, I tried the fried shrimp sushi for the first time. The shrimp was larger than I expected, and it was very chewy and delicious. Highly recommended—I fell in love with it after just one bite.
I'm not someone who particularly enjoys sashimi or seafood, so I almost always eat cooked food when I come here. I'm not an expert; I'm just sharing my feelings about the dining experience.
This time, I purchased a $1000 meal voucher and, after discounts, spent about 870. For someone who doesn't eat often and doesn't plan to collect points, that's very cost-effective! ❤️
Located in Yongkang, Tainan, "Sushi郎 Yongkang Store" should be a convenient and quick sushi option for many people. Although Sushi郎 has a well-known brand and often features promotional events (or is it Zang Sushi? I often confuse the two), my dining experience this time was somewhat disappointing. First of all, the quality of the sushi can only be described as average; while the fish was fresh, the texture was not particularly surprising, and even felt monotonous. Moreover, salmon, which I hold in high regard, had mediocre quality whether it was the red plate or the gray plate. After finishing, I felt it lacked a certain flavor. Additionally, sea urchin is also something I value, and while theirs was not stale, it still felt a bit far from delicious. On top of that, the portion sizes were small, leaving me a bit empty after finishing several plates.
In terms of price, it felt slightly higher compared to other conveyor belt sushi brands (like Chuanqiang), and given this price paired with such quality, it really made it feel less worthwhile. Considering the current prices, I still hope to enjoy more memorable dishes; otherwise, the whole dining experience just ends up filling the basic need of satisfying hunger.
Overall, Sushi郎 is easily not filling, and the quality is average, so… it deserves three stars.
This restaurant is quite a famous Japanese chain of conveyor belt sushi. On this day, there were a lot of people, and we had to wait for about half an hour. You need to take a number and then wait for your number to be called. If you miss your turn, you have to take a new number, so it's best to sit in the nearby chairs while waiting.
Once inside, the staff will give you a seat number, and you can sit based on that number. You can order by scanning a QR code or using the restaurant's tablet; of course, you can enjoy the fun of conveyor belt sushi and wait, but dining time is limited to 60 minutes.
This time we ordered a few plates of sushi, chawanmushi (steamed egg custard), and ice cream, which were all decent, just at the level of a chain restaurant.
Finally, the restaurant has something very special: for every five plates you eat, you have a chance to receive a gachapon (capsule toy). Unfortunately, we didn't win anything this time.
This time, the company dinner was held at this place, probably because it is located in a commercial area, so there were a lot of people. When I went to get a number around 11:30, it was almost full. Guests arriving after noon had to wait outside, but the restaurant was considerate enough to provide chairs for those waiting!
They have a self-service conveyor belt sushi section and online ordering, but for many items ordered online, you still have to pick them up yourself, which is a strange logic that I hope they can optimize.
Most of the items that can only be ordered online are sashimi, chawanmushi (steamed egg custard), and miso soup. Some dishes are delivered by staff, while others come via the conveyor belt.
Overall, I found the food to be quite decent and reasonably priced (it's in the mid-range price bracket). The seafood did not have a fishy taste, and the shrimp and salmon roe were quite fresh and sweet.
My personal favorite was the clam miso soup, which had an incredible amount of clams—really impressive!
The scallops and fresh shrimp were also quite fresh. Although the portions weren't huge, they were quite delicate. If you're looking for a place for a company dinner and can't think of where to go, feel free to come here (but remember to come early to queue up)!
"Samurai Gomar Revolving Sushi" is located on University Road in Douliou, Yunlin. My family tried it once and thought it was quite good, and they recommended that we go back together. The interior decoration is quite impressive. Before entering the restaurant, you already get a sense of grandeur from the entrance. The ceiling is specially high, with decorations of fish hanging down, which adds a lot of fun and quality to the dining environment. The atmosphere feels like a fusion of Japanese and modern styles, which is truly beautiful compared to the monotonous decor of typical revolving sushi places.
As for the quality of the ingredients, the color and texture of the tuna are quite good. The meat is fresh and tender, and it certainly doesn't disappoint. The flavor of the crab roe is also fantastic—rich and layered, it doesn't feel overly greasy. Moreover, crab roe can easily turn stale at sushi restaurants, but here it is just fine. Adding sea urchin, which can often be hit or miss at sushi places, its quality here is surprisingly good, with a rich sea flavor that is very satisfying.
Overall, the prices and quality here are well-matched. Although it’s not the cheapest sushi restaurant, the level of quality it provides feels worth a try.
The chain conveyor belt sushi brand Sushi Liao
Today I dined at the Mega City store (located on the 7th floor of Mega City)
I arrived around 5 PM on a weekday and didn’t need to queue
After taking a number, I was able to enter directly
The dining space inside is spacious
In addition to picking up food directly from the conveyor belt,
You can also order using a tablet
The ordered dishes are generally delivered quickly
The regular items are fresh
And now, many can be chosen with less rice
This is very friendly for those with smaller appetites or during activities 👍
This time, I specifically came to try the collab dishes from Monster Hunter
Wild Tuna Deluxe Platter
It’s so big that it can’t be sent directly from the conveyor belt
An employee needs to bring it over
This includes the existing dish options with the Safety Plate
Obtained the Monster Tail
A dish with great cost-performance
The beef served is very generous
But the small card that came with it accidentally got sauce on it QAQ
Monster Egg Transport Mission
Inside is a soft-boiled egg, battered and then fried
I was quite shocked to find it was a soft-boiled egg when eating!
Regarding the collab dishes, they performed quite well
You should try ordering them
In terms of price and quality, Sushi Liao is about the same as Kura Sushi
(It’s also possible that I can’t tell the difference
Because Kura Sushi allows for capsule toy draws
If there’s no collaboration event, I still tend to eat at Kura Sushi more often)
