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How we read reviews →Geelong's conveyor-belt sushi icon, with robot delivery and a $3.80 happy hour.
Playful, kid-friendly conveyor-belt energy with robot delivery trains and a cat-shaped server drawing families, though warmth of service swings hard between visits.
iPad tableside ordering, a robot delivery train, and a second delivery train for menu-only items.
Several reviewers note the kitchen is Chinese-run rather than Japanese-owned and say the food doesn't feel like authentic Japanese cuisine despite the branding.
Genuinely cheap by conveyor-belt standards, with plates from roughly $3.50 and a $3.80 happy hour rate, though a couple of reviewers were charged full price during happy hour by mistake.
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