If you like japanese food, I mean sushi, sashimi...and so one, this place is for you.

You just seat down, and make you choice.

The principle is to eat all you can. And you will pay 14,65 pounds..they quote less but service is added on your final bill.

This is quite not expensive when you think how much is on roll of sushis in a regular japanse restaurant.


So just learn about how to use chopstick!

When I first saw the conveyor belt with all the tiny tasty-looking bits and pieces, I didn't doubt my ability to finish 20 plates. That's the maximum you can get per person at this £13.95 all you can eat.
In the end, between three people, we managed close to 40 and I would still like to see the stomach that can finish off 20 plates.
There is a good selection of different sushi, noodles, stuffed dumplings and spring rolls circling around. You can also order Miso and Noodle-soups to go with them.
It is true, we didn't do much talking, but nevertheless a dinner there is a very sociable activity, since you constantly share a new plate and exclaim your delight at it.

Note to self: a 20 plate limit is a maximum, not a challenge..

I’ve eaten here a couple of times now and enjoyed myself immensely. I’ve only been on Sunday afternoons and it’s been quite quiet, so can’t comment on how it is busy (although I hear good things). You have 2 main options – 6 plates for around £7 or £13.95 you can have up to 20. I’ve done both..

The 6 plate deal is quite good as it fills you up and if you’re still hungry you can pay per extra plate. The plates look quite small and you think you may need more, as I did the first time I went.. I managed to force down 11 plates, but only to make the jump worthwhile.

The food itself is good and there’s a nice mix of raw and cooked dishes, so you can vary it up a little.. The only problem I had was (when eating lots of dishes) that once you’ve tried everything you fancy, you’re constantly watching for a new dish to appear. This really detracted from the experience as you end up not talking to the people you’re with – not to mention a slight feeling of motion sickness from watching the conveyor belt go round..

Go, eat, enjoy!