Sushi Express

This is a very affordable sushi plate place. Everything is $ 1.50 each.
The quality of the sushi is average. Don’t expect Tatsuya type of fish. This is more like Sakae Sushi or maybe even Umi sushi.
Come here if you want a fuss free and quick meal. I think you can finish 5 – 6 plates of sushi in under 15 minutes if you don’t talk to your friends. In any case they will give you a time limit (think an hour or so) if you are there during peak periods.
I like the mock abalone and the aburi salmon. The uni is really terrible, definitely not what I am used to from the better Japanese restaurants.
I usually have the cooked or aburi sushi here plus the marinated side dishes and veggies.
The chocolate brownie is surprisingly decent with a good chocolaty fudge.

Happy food!
Cheap, efficient, filling tummy!
See pictures for more, some are off the belt and you’ve to request for them specifically!

First experience with the Sushi Express chain was at their 313@sommerset location and it looks like they’ve expanded rapidly all over the island including this location at Nex. It’s a cheap spot to fulfill some sushi cravings but temper expectations.
It’s a decent variety, and plenty of it, moving along the conveyor belt. At $ 1.50 a plate, it’s inexpensive and decently fresh but unremarkable sushi. For a quick snack, it totally did the job for me with a variety of salmon sashimi, marinated octopus, plus uni, scallop, and salmon nigiri. Anything more than 10 plates though, I think you’re better off topping it up and upgrading to higher quality sushi. But otherwise, it’s a pretty much self-​service quick meal here although the servers are pretty enthusiastic and nice.
This location gets packed in the afternoon with students when the schools around the neighborhood get out. Not surprising given the competitive price. Still, it’s a fairly large space and folks move in and out fairly quickly so you should get seated after a short wait.