Sushiro Shoppers Plaza Yokosuka

Only for children, cheep but not enough good for adult.

This place has become one of my favorite revolving sushi bars around the area! I love that most of their plates are ¥100 each and they have sushi that I can actually eat, ahah.
Firstly, as you enter, you tell the hostess how many people are in your party and she will hand you a number. She’ll usually tell you how long the wait is and there’s a couple of benches for you to sit on and wait. I’ve seen a couple of people leave the store after being told the wait time is pretty long, but I suggest just being patient and waiting inside because they sometimes call your number earlier than expected. We’ve sometimes been told that there is a 45 minute wait but had our number called in half the time.
The water is self-​serve. The hot green tea is also self-​serve but is done at the table. All you do is scoop the green tea powder into your cup and then put your cup underneath the spout at the table and push with the cup. Be careful as it’s hot water that comes out.
I love that there is a touch screen monitor to order various sushi that you’d like if you don’t see one that’s on the conveyor belt. It’s also in English so it makes ordering much easier.
The sushi here is delicious, but I usually only order the sashimi/​shrimp options. Their desserts are also pretty good.

Great Sushi, great prices, and good service. Atmosphere is what to be expected for a Sushi-​go-​round. I liked the ordering system. I did not like the annoying indication when my food arrived nor did I appreciate the fact that they did not have hot sake. All in all, it was a solid 4 stars and I plan on coming back…

Taste– *****
Ambiance– *****
Service– *****
This joint is the sheeznaz. So much better than the other ones around town. The sushi was fresh, the service always great, and it’s so fun! I want to come here every night of the week! I ordered the tempura shrimp and the octopus, omg, delicious! My husband and I tried about 20 different things and did not have a single complaint. You also get match tea at your table. Awesome.

I go here at LEAST once a week. My all time favorite conveyer belt sushi places — price and quality of food.
Shrimp with avocado
Shrimp with cheese
Tempura shrimp
Tempura crab (imitation)
Tuna
Salmon
**The soy sauce is for the sushi and the sweet sauce (small bottle) is for the fried items**
FYI: You can park at Daiei and the restaurant will validate.

My first time at a sushi go round in Japan. The sushi was very good as expected. The electronic ordering menu had a English translation option that helped, but it was a little difficult trying to get a simple glass of water. The experience as a whole was very enjoyable.

Great sushi, great variety and cheap!

I’m a little prejudice here — I LOVE sushi… but I’m also from the states, where this «sushi-​go-​round» hasn’t quite taken root yet. Quality is EXCELLENT, variety is exceptional, and the staff is courteous and prompt. I ALWAYS come here when I visit… recommend you do too!

Great sushi, rotary style with an on demand order screen, only downside is the initial touchscreen in the entrance is in all Japanese, not very American friendly. But once you get seated, great sushi.

Good cheap sushi but you won’t find things that are at high end sushi places. There are no visible sushi chefs. Everything is made behind the scenes by people that ate probably working there part time. My favorite used to be the ebi avocado but over the years it’s gotten smaller and smaller.

Long waits but worth it for a great deal! The selection is great. My favorite is the sake with onions and mayo! The self serve o cha is fantastic r because I drink a lot of tea! Can’t wait to go back again.

Great place. Plates for 100Yen. Conveyor belt sushi

My main sushi joint. Used to go to the one in Uraga but now that it’s much closer I go here to eat in and take out.

3 years ago I would have told you that Sushiro was my favorite conveyor belt sushi joint. I had to travel out to Uraga since there was not one in yokosuka. When I moved back to Japan this year — they had the grand opening in front of Daiei for this new location. I was super psyched. My buddies took me to Kappa and told me it was the best 100 yen sushi in Yokosuka. Until today I did not think they were right.
The sushi is good — but compared to kappa it fails.
The fish is cut small, and a lot of it is cut oddly and kills some of the fresh taste.
The eel is charred so that juicy texture is missing.
The selection is better than Hanma and if I didn’t have a car — from yokosuka base this is the closest shop. I was full just underwhelmed from my experience. Next time I will drive the 10 minutes to Kappa — lesson learned!

My sushi restaurant since it’s only 5 minutes walk from my place. The place is popular and always packed on weekends night and sometimes weekdays too. There’s so many options, from raw to broiled to fried (tempura). You’ll get your ticket at the front and choose table or counter. Wait for your number to be called and it’s in Japanese so I usually just stand right infront of the screen so I can see it. One sushi plate is only Y100 and they have special and chef’s recommendations too for Y180. There’s a screen with English menu on the table so you can order if you don’t want to wait the sushi on the belt.