Sushi Omiya

No complaints. We ordered take out, although I would love to eat here now knowing it's a conveyor belt spot. Our order was ready on time, but it did annoy me that every item we ordered was packed into a single plastic container. The items are small, so I get them not wanting to be wasteful, so maybe that's on me for not specifying the separation.The food was great, and I liked the smaller portions so we could order more variety. The prices were very reasonable. I would love to eat here again.

Great sushi and friendly service! Usually conveyer belt places have pretty so-so or slow service but I was really impressed by the workers here. We were sat in the far corner next to the kitchen so I thought it'd be hard to get someone's attention but thankfully they came around quite often.Sushi tasted fresh and loved the variety! We picked some dishes off of the conveyer belt to start then ordered takoyaki and tempura udon off of their paper sheet. Ended up spending under $40 for 2 people and we left very full. I think we ate 10 dishes?

Came here on a Friday night with my family of 5 and waited for about maybe 30-45 minutes for a table? For a conveyor belt sushi place, my husband and I agreed that the sushi quality was good! The salmon nigiri cost about 3.50 for 2 pcs and tasted pretty fresh (even though I had low expectation because of the color). All the sushi rolls was pretty decent and tasted good. I love that this place was kid friendly and my kids had sushi roll options that they were able to eat .The service was kinda mediocre. The stuff that we ordered on the menu didn't come out til we were almost halfway done with our meal.The price was pretty good! We spent about 70 dollars for a family of five with drinks for almost everybody.If you are looking for a conveyor belt sushi place . This place is probably on the top of my list .

Sushi OmiyaWe came to Sushi Omiya as a party of 6 on a Sunday evening. It took about 20 minutes for us to be seated (although to be fair we were a walk in party of 6). It was fun picking our dishes from the conveyor belt. My top 3 shoutouts:The plain udon soup: so satisfying, and good. You have to order this directly, it is not on the conveyor belt but it is so worth it. Seaweed salad-also worth it. The strings of the seaweed plus the sesame oil was cold and flavorful. This complimented all their sushi nicely. Crazy salmon roll-all their seaweed was fresh. I liked all of their rolls that I tasted but this one hit the spot best for me.The only things I would change about this experience would be:1. The sheet that we fill out for special orders was HUGE. We wished the paper had been smaller just for ease of use.2. We didn't have a way apart from flagging down a waiter to let them know we were done. I think if there was a way that tables could send a signal to the waiters to come that would make this less awkward. That way the communication is clearer and saves work on both sides. Overall they are pretty decent. While not my favorite spot for sushi, they made a good first impression and I would go back again!

We wanted to go to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant that was cheap, for lunch. Luckily we found the spot! The parking isn't too bad, but it depends because it is actually small but it wasn't busy. Upon walking in there was music and boosted the environment a bit, and we were immediately greeted by the lovely lady. The food itself was pretty good, as expect. It was cheap but good. It was def. Worth the price. For ordering you need to scan the barcode & there's also sushi on the conveyor belt. The only thing I didn't care for was the chicken karage because it was dry & salty, but it just needed a sauce. The rolls were okay, but the hand roll was perfect. The creamy scallop was perfect. The bathroom was pretty clean. The service was great, no complaints on that.

Conveyor belt sushi to me usually means mediocre food and service but Sushi Omiya was such a pleasant surprise. The food is delicious and service was amazing. They offer a variety of dishes on the belt or you can use your phone to scan the QR code to place an order for other items on the menu. I think their pricing is reasonable. Walls are painted in light colors making it a relaxing space to enjoy your meal.If you are ever in the area give them a try! Salmon collar was my favorite dish tonight.

Had an incredible feast for an astoundingly reasonable price! Loved the calamari legs and nori fries. We also tried a handful of wonderful rolls. Ordering such delicious sushi at such an affordable price allowed us to walk a little outside our comfort zones and we were definitely not disappointed. I absolutely devoured the Jalapeño Roll and the White Tiger Rolls was incredible too! Can't wait to try even more!

I love how easy and simple Sushi Omiya is. You can easily park, usually can get seated right away, and the food is immediate, or ready within a few minutes after self-ordering online. I frequent this spot often and decided to take my boyfriend here. He isn't the biggest fan of revolving sushi and was glad it was better than Kura Revolving Sushi Bar.

Always a good time here with the family. The kids over the revolving sushi table. They love seeing the selections. The sushi you need to order is better than what's on the belt. Def recommend the yellowtail and the seared salmon with/without yuzu. The salmon skin udon soup is pretty good as well the kids like that. You get the quality you pay for. The presentation is meh but that's the price you pay.The restaurant gets very busy at times so make sure you call ahead. It's not too loud usually and people are minding their own business eating.The service is always kind of sad and slow. They don't refill your cup unless asked. Kick and go. Not of much help. The female didn't even ask if we wanted to tip on card or cash and assume we had cash for tip; she then insist we do a whole refund when she could've just did a "tip transaction" amount. Good thing the male staff just told her to put the charge as $0.01.

Service from woman was excellent. Helpful and accommodating. Food was just meh, not her fault atWhen it was time to pay, some man lazily counted the plates and added in more to my bill than was consumed. I was not pleased, no apology Then the bill had some added charge on top of normal sales tax, also bullshit Struggling business, I get it, just charge more per piece of sushi, no need to keep adding charges Also, when service is minimal and mainly self service, why not give more tip options other than 15/20/25%Quite annoying Won't be going back, likely will speak poorly of this place to others until I forget how bad it was