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8 Responses to “Sushi-go-rounds”


  1. I like sushi, too. XD

    That’s a cute concept for a restaurant wherein the chibi-train will deliver your food.


  2. Yeah ^^ It’s actually a chain of restaurants called Kappa Sushi. I found a link to their main site:

    http://www.kappa-create.co.jp/index.html


  3. Oooh… How does that work? Is it buffet-style? How will they charge you? Do they charge everyone regardless of what they got, or is it based on what you ordered?


  4. Good question! The plates are color coded; a certain color plate means it’s a specific price. Most all the sushi-go-rounds here cost 100 yen ($1.00) for most plates; salmon, tuna, mackerel, ebi (shrimp), ika (squid) being the most common. The most expensive plate I’ve had was 800 yen ($8), and that was at the nicest sushi-go-rounds in this area. The design on the 800 yen plate was all shiny blue and gold, to show that it was a “special” plate. As you finish a plate you just stack it up next to you, and then when you’re done you call a attendant over and they count up the plates by color, and mark it on a receipt, which you then take up to the register to pay for. Lots of restaurants offer kids toys if you buy over a certain amount worth of food. ^^ Usually you’ll find a Hello Kitty or Doremon toy if they do offer them. I’ma see about taking a better picture XD That one I posted is pretty blurry lol.


  5. Beautiful Photos


  6. Thank you ^^


  7. I’d love to go there! *has just discovered the joy of sushi*


  8. Yay! Sushi is so good, it’s got such a nice fresh taste and doesn’t make you feel all stuffed. I’m loving it here cause it’s so cheap XD 6 pieces of sushi in Texas cost you like 10 bucks, I’m sure it was cheaper on the west coast though.

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