Who Loves Conveyor Belt Sushi? I Do!

I love sushi. And I love conveyor belt sushi as well…have you had it yet?

In Tokyo, you can sit at a sushi counter and simply grab whatever glides by you – the color of the plate determines the price you pay!

I’ve done it so many times, and love it every time…so what I really want to do is have conveyor belt sushi at home as well…and now I can!

Thanks once again to the terrific reporters at SoraNews24.com, who shared the story of a chain called 3 Coins (where most items are priced at 300 yen) that has a whole lot of fans in Japan.

Well, 3 Coins has a really cool product in their “At-Home Sushi Party” series.

It’s a really cool “at home” device that brings “conveyor belt sushi” home to you!

According to SoraNew24.com:

“This gadget lets you enjoy conveyor belt sushi at home, and it runs on three AA batteries, although they aren’t included in the pack so you’ll have to source them separately. The main unit is about the size of an open A4 notebook, making it perfect for tabletop use, and the plates are so tiny and adorable that it led us to question…

▼ …can you really fit sushi on them?”

To see the device and judge for yourself on the side of the plates, click on their terrific story here!

I found this video that shows you the largest conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Tokyo:

I love ti – and I love when sushi is presented as culinary art:

Beautiful, but I’ll still eat it!

See more of my deep dive into edible sushi art here:

I love sushi so much that I also have enjoyed “Breakfast Sushi” when I was in Tokyo:

At Tokyo’s incredible Tsukiji fish market, they serve sushi for breakfast and here’s what it looks like:

I ate this incredible meal at 8a in Tokyo – you can see our meal here as well as a look at the iconic fish market as well:

It’s clear that Chefs are stretching the definition of sushi….”coca cola sushi” anyone?

Yes, take some cola jelly and sushi rice and voila! You can see those recipes here:

I don’t think there are ANY limitations to what sushi can be:

That’s right, it’s “Big Mac Sushi” – and I bet it tastes as good as it looks! See the recipe here:

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