Sapporo Japanese Steakhouse & Revolving Sushi

Good sushi! My sister suggested here for lunch while we were out shopping. We came in about 15 min after they opened the Thursday after Xmas. We were seated right away, but the place definitely started to get more people as we were eating. We ordered our drinks and away we went! What I liked about this place is that there are clear labels for what each plate is. I've been to places that had no labels for anything. It was $3.25 per plate, and we got about 7 plates. I had plates with the lobster roll, crunch roll, spicy garlic edamame, and dragon roll. A place like this is perfect for someone who can't do an all you can eat type of situation. I got to try lots of different things and didn't have to stuff myself. The rolls were really good and the edamame was super spicy to me but I loved them so dang much. They even had little autmated carts above the conveyer belt that brought separately ordered rolls to tables. There were screens on the table, and you can find a roll and order it or hit the info button and see a description of the roll, which is insanely helpful. I came home and told my husband we are definitely going to have to go back for dinner one day.

I've been here twice so far and the second time (Thursday 7pm) was pretty packed, but I put my party down on the kiosk to join the Yelp waitlist and the wait was not too bad, maybe only 10-15 minutes. Most staff members were very process-focused so it was hard getting their attention sometimes but one particular one was very helpful. We normally just get a ton of nigiri plates, which I believe are $3.25 a plate.My personal favorites were the: baby kampachi yellowtail, red snapper, ocean trout, truffle premium yellowtail, premium white yellowtail, halibut, and toro.Not a fan of the: Sea bass, bluefin tuna (too much of a fishy aftertaste), spicy garlic edamame (not flavorful enough).

First of all, we all get cravings for a conveyer belt sushi place.I first visited pre-COVID and I thought the prices were fair and the selection was decent. The fish seemed to be pretty good quality for a conveyer-belt quality.Post-COVID I feel like the quality of the fish has gone down. The cuts seem a little smaller. I think(?) the prices have gone up too. No longer my 5-star convey-belt-sushi place. Sorry. :(

The staff is incredible and the variety of food for the price is great, but I honestly didn't care for it much. The eel rolls were lackluster and didn't taste the best. Portions of ingredients like avocados were sparse. The robot waiter was fantastic although there was occasional confusion on if he was delivering food to the table on the left or the right.

My kids love this place. Right now my kids aren't crazy big eaters so AYCE sushi doesn't quite make sense for their age/price. The kids loved the Japanese mayo salmon here. The karaage is also really good. This location does tend to get a little busy during lunch hours so prepare for a slight wait. The location feels cleaner and newer than the Chinatown location. Sushi always tastes fresh.

Went for a late lunch around 2 pm today. First, I'll preface this by saying our server was very sweet! The restaurant seemed pretty busy from what I could see, though there were no teppanyaki guests on the left half of the restaurant. The food, however, is mid at best. I guess I'm not a fan of revolving sushi restaurants because I can't think of a single one I've ever raved about. My mother ordered the Thin Sliced Pork Belly, it wasn't sliced thin at all and the meat was rather tough. The pork belly buns weren't anything spectacular, the only flavor came from the sauce. The sushi was ok, but far from delicious. TBH, I've had grocery store sushi better than this. If you're in the Centennial area and looking for good sushi, I'd suggest Sushi Loca, Umami, or Ohjah.

Wound up here by accident kinda... we were headed to best in the west plaza for some shopping, got all the way down there, braved lake mead and rainbow without traffic lights (power was out) only to find out the whole plaza was pretty much closed since there was no power. I am sure the store owners were rightly pissed to have to be closed right before Thanksgiving and Black Friday .Anyway, we headed back to centennial and a couple stores there. Was getting hangry and figured a quickish bite at Sapporo would be good, and it was.... We went through about 8-9 plates from the conveyor belt dealie and two dishes we ordered off the regular menu. The conveyor menu was heavy on salmon and tuna as usual, didn't see a couple of my fav's like unagi and ikura (eel and salmon roe). But the sushi was good, more fish than rice.Good service and I got my military discount. Didn't take any pictures, nothing really noteworthy

This is my favorite place for sushi. I like that you can order from the electronic menu and it comes out on the remote like tray no waiter needed lol . They have a bar with all different type of drinks non-alcohol to wine to sake to soju. They offer appetizer and sushi plates, to ramen and yummy desserts. My favorite is the yellow tail. You can also Check in with help and get on the waitlist but if not. You still get in pretty quickly depending on the day of the week. I also haven't had a chance to try this hibachi side. It always looks really good. So this place is definitely a 2-for-1 to get hibachi and sushi All you can eat .

Surprised with the quality of fish for a conveyer belt sushi spot. No fishy flavor and tasted pretty good!When you arrive, you can sit to the right where they provide sushi or left where they provide hibachi. One customer wanted both, but they were notified it was one or the other. My family and I all decided on sushi! Loved how kid friendly this place was. There was a high chair in each table before we got to ours. I appreciated how the provided chopstick helpers to assist kiddos. My little one loved it and made eating so much more enjoyable!We were by the kitchen area and saw they are constantly preparing new plates, so don't worry if you see something has run outEach plate is counted at the end to determine the end price. If you want something off of the conveyer belt, they provide you with an iPad to order from the kitchen.Loved our overall experience and happy to have a place like this on this side of town

This is our favorite place to come, food is great, but removing the dividers between the booths is horrible. Feels like a school cafeteria, no privacy for the customers. Def deterred us from coming once a week like we normally would.