Sushi Rama

First time here and the food was pretty good! Definitely interesting with the sushi conveyer. I had the California rolls, lobster tempura mango and the bacon fried rice. The rolls were to be as expected, pretty good flavor, felt a little warmer than I'm used to. The bacon fried rice was good with a lot of smoke flavor from the bacon. A lot of food that filled me up! A unique experience for sure! Stop in and get your fix!

What a concept: sushi is conveyer belt! Super easy to order. We came in right after the lunch rush, so a little limited but we ordered directly from our server. The conveyer took about 10 minutes to come around. The spam musabi and gyoza were good, and the moco loco but a little hard to eat with a spoon. The bacon fried rice was disappointing: we'd had it pre-pandemic at downtown Osaka Ramen and we're blown away. This time, not so much, and the broccoli was quite pronounced. It DID feel far healthier but we didn't come out for that. They have a "buy 12 plates, get 13th free" club. 5 sushi plates, 4 small plates and a drink were about $50. Great location across from UCH. Ample parking.

First off, I absolutely love that I can try different sushi’s. They are all so tasty! Very well priced as well. The donuts are delish. Brian & Aaron were so kind and welcoming. Great customer service can be so hard to come by these days. Very thankful for their hard work & knowledge! Will be coming back many more times!!

Came in on a Tuesday night before closing. The staff was welcoming and polite. The food on the belt as well as the ordered food came out quickly. The selection was significantly varied with some special flavors that were impressive (kokonatsu especially). Our server was an attentive young man that went above your usual service. The food was made with care and was fresh. Price was a tad high (three of us are and drank for $100) Conveyor belt 🍣 is happening in Aurora.

The only reason why I didn't give this place 5 stars is because it is over priced. It's over priced because there are all you can eat sushi places close by that are $16-24, and here your rates can easily add up to that while you are still hungry for more. Plates were $2 and up with each plate having 2 little pieces of sushi on it. They cool thing about this place is you grab your plate off a conveyor, but places like this in Japan can be found at $1 per plate for every type. The sushi did taste good, but I really question size when compared to cost. They do have a regular menu that I may go back to try. The wait staff were nice and the bathrooms were clean.