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Kaiten Zushi Nomad in Midtown Manhattan offers an exceptional dining experience with a unique conveyor belt sushi system, where fresh sushi delights pass by your table, allowing you to pick and enjoy a variety of rolls and sashimi at your convenience. As a sushi restaurant in NYC, we specialize in All You Can Eat sushi providing an endless selection of high-quality Japanese food that includes popular dishes like nigiri, hand roll, noodle and more. Whether you’re searching for Sushi near me or craving authentic Japanese cuisine, our revolving sushi bar is the best answer. Visit our vibrant Japanese restaurant to enjoy a casual, fun, and delicious meal with family or friends. Experience sushi in a whole new way at Kaiten Zushi Nomad in NYC.
Hours
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 276 5th Ave, New York, NY 10001
Phone: (212) 671-6481
Website: http://www.kaitenzushiusa.com/
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Mari Tree
Kaiten zushi is delicious. We went on a Thursday night with a reservation but there were several other tables open. You can eat a la carte or the all you can eat. We chose the all you can eat and enjoyed it immensely. We loved the shrimp tempura rolls, crab California rolls, miso soup, and mixed tempura. The salad was generous and the fried foods including spring rolls, fried tofu, and toboyaki were delicious. They frequently refilled our water and brought extra chopsticks when we needed them. The delivery system was so fun. Overall a great experience.
… moreJia Sun
A conveyer beltesque all you can eat sushi spot in flatiron. Was not very packed during lunch, dishes came out pretty quickly. The cute robot brought over water, place is pretty spotless.
You can order 4 items at a time on the tablet, which will be delivered on the top level of belts from the prep station behind a curtain. The sushi are good proportion though not great quality. Tried a variety of dishes like ramen, miso soup, katsu, salads and handrolls. Was stuffed at the 1hr mark, well worth the price.
… moreYou can order 4 items at a time on the tablet, which will be delivered on the top level of belts from the prep station behind a curtain. The sushi are good proportion though not great quality. Tried a variety of dishes like ramen, miso soup, katsu, salads and handrolls. Was stuffed at the 1hr mark, well worth the price.
Pho
There isn’t much variety and the Dinner ayce is not worth the extra $18 at all considering how little variety there is. Also, they give SO MUCH rice for each piece. By the end you would have eaten 70% rice (they charge extra for any leftovers). If you happen to come here anyways DO NOT get the assorted tempura – it has one shrimp and the rest are imitation crab and a fried piece of lettuce that is so greasy. The fish overall was alright.
… moreHannelore Theunis
Always a little bit of a gamble to try a new sushi restaurant, but this was really good! We took the ‘all you can eat’ menu and got to enjoy everything we wanted to try. Would recommend it if you like sushi as much as we do.
… moreSophia Berestetska
I really loved the sushi! They’re all so good and the option of unlimited eating is just perfect! I think it might be a bit overpriced. But if you’re coming with huge group, it’s a great place where you can try different varieties of sushi, rolls, and appetizers! I recommend it if you want to try new experiences and tasty sushi
… moremj
Service was amazing and quick. There are many sushi options and can be delivered on the conveyor belt to your table. There are different kinds of seating: booth or table with preference of conveyor belt or normal dining. Staff is attentive and kind.
… moreWinnie Jiang
I went here 2 times w the same friend and we were very satisfied for the price. We paid 64 dollars each after tip and tax but we had sososo much to eat. My favorite has to be the salmon and eel nigiri. Although the fish to rice ratio is def 1:2. They had a good verity of sushi nigiri, classic and special rolls, hand rolls, noodles, and appetizers. Service was pretty decent, nothing too special but good overall experience. The music was all kpop, but for some reason when we went the 2nd time it was only BlackPink. We were struggling to find an ayce sushi place in Manhattan and this is the one to go to. Thank you, we will be coming back!!
… moreAsabi Wasabi
50 dollar all you can eat, servers were lovely, and the place was clean. The sushi was very tasty but there isn’t a great variety.
… moreKatsiaryna
Very disappointing experience.
It felt like 90% of the sushi was just rice — way too much rice — with a tiny, thin slice of fish on top. The fish didn’t taste like good quality, and the rice was overly sweet and kept falling apart when I picked up the sushi.
I also ordered a California roll and a hand roll, and both were disappointing as well. For the entire time I was there, no one refilled my water.
For this price, you can easily buy rolls separately and enjoy them more, or try one of the better all-you-can-eat spots in NYC
… moreIt felt like 90% of the sushi was just rice — way too much rice — with a tiny, thin slice of fish on top. The fish didn’t taste like good quality, and the rice was overly sweet and kept falling apart when I picked up the sushi.
I also ordered a California roll and a hand roll, and both were disappointing as well. For the entire time I was there, no one refilled my water.
For this price, you can easily buy rolls separately and enjoy them more, or try one of the better all-you-can-eat spots in NYC
A Miruru
I really really recommend you to AVOID this place. We came here because the review was good and am so glad we did not do the all you can eat option..
The whole place just screamed scam. The choices were so few with many odd choices comprised of purely cheap materials. (Fake crab meat, avocado hand roll with just avocado and rice???). I feel sorry for you if you chose the all you can eat option instead.
We ended up ordering a small number of items so we could get the check, cutting our losses, and leave to dine in another restaurant. Still wasted too much money for the items we did order.
Their chicken karaage was the worst, and strangest we’ve ever had. It was seemingly made with slices of chicken breast????? And costs $7 for two thin slices? And so many reviews raved about it. Unbeliable. Also, $3-4 for a SINGLE piece of sushi… With fish of mediocre quality at best…( Most other places servers 2pc per plate )
The menu is definitely created for cheap all you can eat package, charging premium price.
When I tried to leave a review after, I understood why. The option was temporarily turned off because of many suspiciously inflated positive review getting posted. Had to wait few weeks to post this review… I have never experienced this before with a restaurant. The fact I was willing to wait, check in every once in a while to find out if can leave the review yet, shows how bad of an experience I’ve had here.
Please avoid this place at all cost.
… moreThe whole place just screamed scam. The choices were so few with many odd choices comprised of purely cheap materials. (Fake crab meat, avocado hand roll with just avocado and rice???). I feel sorry for you if you chose the all you can eat option instead.
We ended up ordering a small number of items so we could get the check, cutting our losses, and leave to dine in another restaurant. Still wasted too much money for the items we did order.
Their chicken karaage was the worst, and strangest we’ve ever had. It was seemingly made with slices of chicken breast????? And costs $7 for two thin slices? And so many reviews raved about it. Unbeliable. Also, $3-4 for a SINGLE piece of sushi… With fish of mediocre quality at best…( Most other places servers 2pc per plate )
The menu is definitely created for cheap all you can eat package, charging premium price.
When I tried to leave a review after, I understood why. The option was temporarily turned off because of many suspiciously inflated positive review getting posted. Had to wait few weeks to post this review… I have never experienced this before with a restaurant. The fact I was willing to wait, check in every once in a while to find out if can leave the review yet, shows how bad of an experience I’ve had here.
Please avoid this place at all cost.