Yamato Sushi

Second time headed to Yamato and it was just as fun as I remember it! Such an awesome idea for a sushi train! I've been to a couple different trains and I'm always so excited!We had a mixture of rolls, apps, and desserts. We never grabbed anything we didn't like but you won't always have many options. It's up to the chefs on the variety. However, you can order directly from their menu which is very safe for folks who do not like sushi.It's fun but just know you will have some wait time before you find something new on the train! Keep following us on the Omaha Sushi Project Collection here on Yelp!Presentation: 3/5Crunch: 3/5Taste: 3/5Variety of menu: 3/5Price: $

Went recently with my brother to experience the sushi train/conveyer belt. I think my son (2yrs old) would love the train/conveyer belt. The sushi was good quality, service was solid and pricing is fair. I'd love to go again with my son and see his thoughts.

So fun, kids love it, nice they have a full menu, easy to try new things. Food is good, would be nice if there's better explanations of what is going around but makes the gamble fun.

I recently dined at Yamato Sushi Train in Omaha and was excited to experience the unique conveyor belt sushi concept, where you pick your food as it rolls by. The ambiance was fun, and the variety of sushi offered was impressive. Each dish I tried was delicious and fresh, which made for an enjoyable meal.However, the service left something to be desired. Upon arrival, the server made an odd comment, suggesting we avoid using the digital menu because it was needed for a dinner group later on. This was a bit off-putting and didn't make us feel particularly welcomed. Additionally, the server only checked on us once during the entire meal, which left us feeling somewhat neglected.Overall, while the food at Yamato Sushi Train was excellent, the service experience could use some improvement. If the staff were more attentive and welcoming, it would elevate the dining experience to match the quality of the food.

The food was decent, but there are better sushi places in Omaha. The sushi pizza was not my favorite (i think it would be so much better with rice as the "crust") but my salmon avocado roll was amazing! The experience is super cool and would make the place worth going! It was very different for Omaha, and we had excellent service! I went two days in a row, and the workers were so friendly. The ambiance was super cool, and I would recommend going for a fun date night or different dining experience than usual!

My friend and I decided to give Yamato a try, since we had never been to a sushi belt/train and this is the only one available in the area. When we walked in we got to choose where we sat since there wasn't very many people in. There was options to sit at tables with a few people or by yourself right up against the belt. So options for those just grabbing a quick lunch during work hours. The waitress was amazing and walked us through the ordering menu. There was rotating sushi on the belt, but you could also special order sushi, appetizers, etc. on the iPad that was then delivered to you on a cute train.The sushi on the belt was cool, but was just ok. It seemed like it had been sitting for a while, and there were only a handful of options that were rotating around. The belt never seemed to be "restocked" or checked on in the hour that we were there which was slightly disappointing. The special order stuff was a slightly better quality since it was freshly made, but overall still ok. If you're wanting a quick, fun sushi experience this may be the place for you. But if you're looking for higher quality sushi, there are better options in Omaha. I may give this another try in the future to see if maybe it was just an off day! Still fun and had an enjoyable experience.

I've seen sushi trains places online and always wanted to try it. I am so glad that we have one in Omaha. It's quick, it's fast and delicious. The service is amazing and the servers are very nice. I was a little worried about sitting at the end of the train line, but there is so much food. It's enough for everyone. If you can, order a specialty roll that comes out on the top train. It's entertaining and fun way to get your food.

Such a great place to get some sushi! There were so many options on the belt to choose from, and unique options as well. The staff was super friendly and informative. I will definitely recommend this place for a fun and tasty meal!

Took my family here during spring break. The food both sushi train and otherwise was phenomenal! The service was exceptional and quality of sushi was wonderful even though they weren't busy all of the items on the train were great. I would definitely come back for the awesome ambiance and food

Great idea, great food, very poor execution. I have tried this place three times and all three times it has been a terrible experience.One of the best parts of going to a sushi train is to see several different types of food come by and pull them off the conveyor belt. This gives you the opportunity to try so many different things. However, the first time it went was during the lunch hour. We were the only table in the place. All the food that came by had been sitting out for a very long time. It was dry and crusted. I told the waitress I was going to leave because of it and she immediately said we could order anything we wanted off the menu and the chef would put it on the belt. So great. Problem solved. Thank you. I decided to give it another try during a weekday dinner hour hoping there would be more people, and it would be better. There were several more people in the restaurant. However, the same food kept coming by with no variety, and about 50% of it dry and crusted.I brought a friend the third trip, hoping to have a better experience because it was a weekend evening. There were four other tables in the restaurant. Again, food came by that was dry and crusted. Rarely was anything new placed on the belt. In order to get food, we were going to have to order it separately, negating the whole belt experience. Another part of the experience is having an iPad to use to order plates that aren't on the belt. The little train comes and delivers it to you, so that's neat. Our table was missing the IPad so I asked the waitress to bring us one, to which she informed us it was charging. I asked her if we could be seated at another table that had one. She looked at me, completely irritated and said "well, I would have to clean that other table in order to seat you there. Just go ahead and order everything from me that you're wanting." Again, I did not get the full experience to show my friend what it was like to order from the iPad. But OK. Back to the conveyor belt. The three of us sat there for an hour, and were only able to pull off a handful of dishes off the belt because nothing new was ever placed out. Every time I wanted to try something, I had to call the waitress over. Every time, she looked completely annoyed and inconvenienced. The last thing I ordered, a deep fried roll, I waited forever to receive. When I saw the chef sit down at a table and eat his dinner, I figured my role would never arrive. After a solid 15 minutes, I told the waitress we were done and we were going to leave. She said, "but you ordered a roll. Do you not want that?" I said yes, but it never arrived. She said "it's a deep fried roll, that takes time". She then proceeded to walk back to the kitchen where a different chef arrived to start making my roll and send it out. Again, the food here is good. But don't expect to be able to get much of it and make sure you're prepared to just have to order everything and not actually get the full experience of pulling items off a conveyor belt to try various things.And certainly don't expect to get friendly, welcoming staff. All around, for a third time, I left hungry. Such a disappointment. After giving this place three tries, I will not be back. Nor will I recommend anyone to them.