My Favorite Conveyor Belt Sushi

Sushiro Sha Tin (Wo Che)

One of the few chains I’m always happy to return to. This may have been my fifth time before deciding to write about it. This place does conveyor belt sushi at a price point that’s hard to argue with, and the quality has been consistent every time I’ve been.

The wait is the one variable. This location draws a crowd and you should expect a line. What helps is their app, which lets you join the virtual queue remotely and monitor wait times across branches without having to stand there in person. You get a queue number, go do something else nearby, and come back when you’re close. It’s a sensible system. We timed it well this visit — arrived just after the lunch rush cleared out, mostly students from the area who had to head back to class. That opened up seats fast and we were in within 10 minutes.

The food was exactly what you’d expect of a chain restaurant from Japan. It’s fresh and consistent. The bonus is that fact that it’s all reasonably priced. It’s above average sushi for Japanese which equals good quality everywhere else. Nothing here disappoints. That kind of reliability is harder to pull off than it sounds, especially at this price. Note that these conveyors don’t just transport tempting dishes around. It also sends exactly what you ordered from the tablet right to your table.

Sushiro, Sha Tin
Shop G8, G/F
Wo Che Plaza, 2 Wo Che Street
Sha Tin, Hong Kong
Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/JhWcphu8kSYqSXzu8

Verdict: Good conveyor belt sushi at a fair price. Use the app and time it right.