Sapporo Revolving Sushi - Centennial

Food is delicious. Ordered the seared scallops from the kitchen and it was amazing! 5stars to the chef!! We were able to get the happy hour drinks and warm sake was perfect on that cold night. Entertainment was the hibachi chef making fire roar for his table. Everything is great but we kept loosing our server and others stepped up when we flagged them down so not a problem . Overall wonderful and would recommend!

Sushi was quite good for being pre-prepared. Revolving belt with a large variety of plates, $2.50 each, or full menu to order from. Service was good, but maybe minimal given the type of restaurant it is. Bring some friends, eat what you want (kit what others want to pick), and have a good time. Recommended.

Sushi was solid, really fast and fresh. The place was clean and has a good vibe, and the service was great. I went late on a Thursday night so the place was pretty dead, will have to check it out again at a busier time. They also have hibachi grills, but I just tried the sushi. Wide selection, definitely want to try some more options! The revolving sushi conveyer belt and robot delivery are fun novelties!

Initially, the restaurant offers an open and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere, along with an interesting concept that's not entirely new. Overall, my dining experience was decent, but it didn't quite align with my preferences. However, I might return to try their hibachi offerings, which seem promising. When it comes to the sushi, it was of good quality, and the pricing at $2.99 per plate is reasonable. However, the experience was slightly disrupted by the need to keep track of the number of plates we'd consumed. In my previous experiences with similar concepts, it was typically either A: ordering what you desire or B: enjoying an all-you-can-eat arrangement where you can freely choose dishes. If you prefer a more relaxed and straightforward pricing structure where you don't have to worry about plate counts, this might not be the ideal place for you. Our server was friendly and competent, but there wasn't much for them to do since most of the ordering was done through an iPad. In my opinion, if you're planning to visit, focusing on the hibachi options might provide a better dining experience. I'll provide an update if that turns out to be the case.

Tried this place out because we heard about the revolving sushi line which caught our interest. So its a cool little place theres a hibachi grill where the cooks grill your food great for family get togethers! The conveyor has different sushi rolls about 3-4 pieces, nigiri, edamame, gyoza, etc. each plate off the conveyor belt is 2.99$ There are also more specialty rolls, more appetizers, hot dishes, etc. It comes out on a little train that stops at your table and leaves when you grab your plates. Overall pretty cool and a good experience my only complaint is that it doesn’t beat all the all you can eat sushi places out there. Will come back to try the hibachi experience though.

We absolutely adore this establishment. We have visited this place over 30 times, at the very least. The revolving sushi is undoubtedly our favorite feature. Among the many delectable dishes, our top picks are the Paradise and Popcorn Lobster. However, we must admit that the miso soup and ramen fall short of our expectations. They lack the inclusion of eggs (please note that the Raman soups are on the cheap value side) and possess a taste reminiscent of milk and hot water, which is rather disappointing.