I went to Sushiro with my parents, a total of 4 people. My parents usually prefer Kura Sushi, but they have trouble with touch screens so they can't come alone. We occasionally go to the Sushiro in Shiraishi, but we hadn't been there in a while. Has the price gone up? Is this normal? We had dishes like Salmon Basil Mozzarella, Caprese with Ham, Squid with Ume and Shiso, Salmon Avocado, Pancetta Broccoli, Tuna Battleship, and Octopus. We skipped dessert. The bill came to 5,690 yen. When I complained about someone eating the black plates, it turned out to be my father!

Sushiro is a great place to enjoy sushi with your family at a reasonable price. The quality of the sushi is better than expected for the price. They offer a unique option called "half rice" in some regions. While the rice may not be perfectly shaped, the toppings are enjoyable.

This is a new restaurant that opened in March last year. Since it was a weekday, we were seated right away and ordered at the counter. Due to the recent issue of nuisance videos, the conveyor belt now only carries the sushi ordered by customers, which gives a sense of security. The fish was fresh and the sushi rice had a limited-time red vinegar flavor. Prices seem to have gone up and the portions of both the fish and rice have become smaller, perhaps due to rising costs. As you can see in the photos, the scallops were so small that it made me laugh when they arrived. Nevertheless, everything was delicious. This is just my personal diary, so please don't rely on my evaluation or comments. The self-checkout system for payment was very convenient.

I usually go to a different conveyor belt sushi chain, but I happened to see this restaurant's sign so I stopped by for dinner. It may be challenging due to some troublesome customers, but I hope they keep up the good work. It's a nice place where you can eat quickly and easily.

Various topics were brought up about Sushiro, but my wife and I love the tuna here. As a way to show support, we visited Sushiro. The sushi on the conveyor belt is for display only, you have to order the actual dishes. There are no single plates of sushi going around, which is understandable during the pandemic. We ordered the tuna and sweet shrimp, and they arrived in about five minutes as usual. The taste was just as good, especially the tuna. We ended up eating 30 plates in total, which was a bit too much (laughs). It was delicious, thank you for the meal!

I used a Hokkaido support coupon on my way home and decided to stop by Sushiro. I also wanted to eat ramen, so I ordered the rich shrimp miso wonton ramen. The hot shrimp wontons were delicious, but the soup and noodles were not of high quality. The sushi was good, especially the hidden menu item, Buri Harami. However, the disappointing part was that the Hokkaido support coupon couldn't be used (lol). Thank you for the meal.

Sushiro, known for being forgetful, served medium fatty tuna unexpectedly twice, so I tried it a third time but it turned out to be lean tuna. The cuts were also poorly done. Despite being a budget chain, Sushiro has really gone downhill. I'll have to remember not to go there again when my memory fails me!

I'm not sure if this is a specific announcement for Chitose or a general change, but there was a lively atmosphere. Sushiro's motto is "Satisfy your stomach with delicious sushi. Fill your heart with delicious sushi." They focus on the sushi itself, introducing high-quality and expensive items seasonally, emphasizing aquaculture, and making various efforts such as unique sourcing routes and raising small fish in aquaculture before shipping them out.

It is easy to find a seat compared to other places! The entrance for eating in and for takeout are separate, which is a good idea for reducing crowding during the pandemic. The taste is good for a cheap conveyor belt sushi place, and it's easy to order with a nice touch screen. Some dishes are hits while others are misses. Eating at Sushiro can sometimes be cheaper than buying from a convenience store.

The Sushiro here has separate entrances for dining in and takeout, which is a thoughtful measure for safety during the pandemic. I was surprised by how they cleverly used delivery boxes. Sushiro has the highest quality among 100 yen conveyor belt sushi restaurants. I think they must have a strategy because I end up ordering only half of the 100 yen items (laughs). One delicious item here is the apple juice. It's 100% apple juice!! I always make sure to order it to take home on my way out!! When you come to Sushiro, you might think everyone just drinks tea, but I really want everyone to try this juice without being stingy!! However, the attitude of the female student part-time staff at this store is not very good. When she checked me out, she had no smile, avoided eye contact, and seemed to be working lazily. Considering the store's setup and cost performance, I would give it a 3.5, but because of the unpleasant service, I'll rate it as a 3.0.

It took longer than originally planned, but Sushiro has opened in Chitose. They offer dishes like grilled salmon for 110 yen, sweet shrimp for 110 yen, rich tuna soy sauce ramen for 363 yen, rolled omelette for 110 yen, fried potatoes for 110 yen, bitter chocolate chip ice cream and strawberry parfait for 330 yen, and iced cafe latte for 198 yen. I usually only eat two plates of sushi, but this time they didn't have any flounder. When it comes to Sushiro, tuna is a popular choice. They had a campaign going on. The rolled omelette was surprisingly hot when I took a bite. I fell in love with the rich shrimp wonton noodles and seafood salt, but I preferred the tuna cutlet. I ordered using the touch panel, but the plates were moving fairly slowly on the conveyor belt. They do announce that your order will be arriving soon, but it might be a bit harder to notice compared to other conveyor belt sushi restaurants. You need to call a staff member to count your plates and receive your bill for payment. They have two self-checkout machines and a locker area. It's a modern layout where the entrance and exit intersect. It's great to have more options for conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Thank you for the meal.

Yesterday, I went to Sushiro, where I could use a Hokkaido coupon, and had lunch without worrying about the cost. I thought it would be around 2,000 yen, which is quite reasonable. There was also a moment when I couldn't finish my meal (laughs). Thank you for the meal!

Lunch visit with family. Overall impressions: - Located along Route 36. - Parking available next to the restaurant. - Sat at a booth. - Ordered using a touch panel. - Ate ramen, fried chicken, french fries, and sushi. - Everything was delicious.