Akira Sushi

I thought this peace was great! Didn't realize it was conveyor belt sushi, but it all tasted fresh and the place was clean. We didn't get any photos of the food, but it was great. The staff was friendly and the place was super clean.

I would probably not come back here. I guess sushi is a get what you pay for situation and this was definitely cheap. The spicy tuna roll isn't bad. The nigiri however, I'd skip. Service was okay. Not super necessary because of the conveyor belt. Also the restaurant does smell like fish

For sushi-train sushi this is my new favorite place! Tons of options, insanely affordable, easy and fast with clean comfortable booths to sit in while you eat. Lots of pickled ginger, wasabi, and sauces available at your table to garnish your food. Rolls, seafood, seaweed salad. All the basics. Quick, sparse service if you want a beverage or a different menu item.

An actually pretty amazing fast service sushi track restaurant, was pretty impressed. While I try to avoid this type of sushi restaurant I was in a hurry with limited options in the area. Saw the reviews checked out the menu and decided to give it a try. Very well done track; sectioned by the type of item, great prices, out of the ordinary rolls, and fresh. I had about 6 plates and left super stuffed and happy. I ordered a green tea and it came in an individual teapot which was an unexpected wonderful touch. I will definitely be back here when in the area and completely recommend it!

I consider myself a sushi train aficionado, if that's not an oxymoron. Sushi trains have their place - fast, cheap, predictable. This one, though, goes above and beyond. Inside is pretty basic, but the serving size, options, and freshness take this far beyond. My friend was on an expense account, so we did our darndest to pad that check. Stuffing ourselves silly on higher end plates only set us back $30. My only complaint is that there are so many beautiful options that are made to order, but we couldn't flag anyone down to get them. This spot is a bit off the beaten path, but well worth it

The Steak Roll and the Jalapeño Roll are super yummy and not something you always see at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Experience here is always very positive. Food is consistent and service is friendly.

This was my first time experiencing a sushi conveyor belt. It was actually kind of fun and a scary quick way to pound a lot of food in a short period of time. Small portions of food and small color-coded plates move continuously on a thin conveyor belt. You grab what you want, when you want, and they add up all the plates at the end of your meal. Different color plates are valued differently from $1 or so up to about $4. You can still order more hot dishes to be served on request saving hot food from getting cold on the conveyor. The main thing to understand is the quality. It was decent...certainly nothing high quality. This is more of a slap on the feed bag place than quality sushi experience. Tables were left dirty leaving folks hanging out in the lobby looking famished. Beer and wine are served, the place is not gross and it's a cheap sushi meal. Meh....

Very good Sushi for a carousel type dining experience. Happy, friendly and wonderful service.

This place is amazing, every time I come here the selection is awesome and the prices are super affordable. The food tastes great and overall a great experience. The service is good too, the people there are super super nice and friendly. I would recommend this place over any revolving sushi train, always coming here.

This owner needs to learn if you don't put it out you don't sell it. It's obvious he's cheap. because of the selection, if they would make it & put it out on the belt they would sell it or bs, if you wanna wait for an order, you can order from his 100+ plastic signs on the conveyor belt rather than then pulling it off the belt. The price is right. You don't sell from an empty barrel. Get a laugh at all these signs Akira do better.