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How we read reviews →A CBD conveyor-belt sushi spot on Swanston Street. genuinely good on a strong day, inconsistent on a weak one.
A busy, casual conveyor-belt sushi train in the heart of the CBD, with an open kitchen, touchscreen ordering, and a mix of dine-in and hand-roll counter seating.
Interactive sushi train with touchscreen ordering for made-to-order dishes, unlimited ginger, and a $3.90-per-plate promotion on classic belt items.
A mainstream conveyor-belt sushi concept aimed at casual variety and value rather than traditional Japanese dining.
The $3.90-a-plate promotion only applies to dishes already circulating on the belt; screen-ordered items are priced significantly higher, which several reviewers found misleading.
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