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Cang Sushi has always been one of the many conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Taiwan. They do not accept reservations by phone, but you can book online. On weekdays at noon, there aren't many people dining, so you can just take a number and wait to enter. Although watching the conveyor belt is interesting, I still prefer ordering directly. Now, you can order by scanning a QR code with your phone or using a tablet.

I've always liked sushi; it allows for good control over portion sizes, especially since they've introduced mini rice options, enabling you to try more items. My personal must-order item is tamagoyaki. I inexplicably love Japanese tamagoyaki; it has a simple, delicious flavor. I also enjoy the seared sushi: scallops, eel, salmon, etc. This time, I tried spicy pork belly (though I didn't get much of a spicy kick, the pork wasn't overly fatty) and a hamburger steak (I ordered it because it seemed special, and I found it quite reasonable in flavor). So far, I haven't ordered anything disappointing, but their alcohol selection is a bit too limited, currently only offering beer.

What’s interesting about Cang Sushi is that after finishing your sushi, you can deposit your plates; after five plates, you can draw a lottery capsule. Although I often don’t win, it adds fun to eating sushi. They also frequently collaborate with different brands, increasing the likelihood of revisiting. Until June 27, they are collaborating with the Sanrio family, launching their adorable capsule toys, so interested people should check it out.