Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2101 Richmond Rd suite 817, Beachwood, OH 44122
Phone: (216) 342-4012
Website: https://www.funshisushi.com/
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Jennifer G
Funshi Sushi offers a cool concept and a beautiful space. While revolving sushi isn’t new to Cleveland (there are about four others), Funshi stands out as the only one with robot delivery for drinks and ramen — though during peak hours, this isn’t always consistent.
The sushi is fresh, and we did genuinely enjoy it. Plates are a flat $3.50, with portions ranging from 1–4 pieces depending on the roll — more complex rolls and nigiri typically come with 2 pieces. We haven’t tried the ramen yet, but it’s also available and delivered by robot.
That said, it does tend to be a bit pricier than some other revolving sushi spots. Drinks are typically $6–7, with additional charges for add-ins like boba. Pricing is also less flexible since all plates are $3.50, whereas other sushi bars offer a wider range (often $2.50–$3.75 depending on the item).
The design is stunning, but the experience has been mixed. Despite the restaurant being packed with a long wait list, the conveyor belt was about 75% empty, circulating maybe 8 types of sushi (mostly simple rolls and nigiri). While you can order directly, most guests seemed to be waiting specifically for the conveyor experience. We’ve visited three times total, and this has been a consistent issue, making the restaurant feel understaffed or poorly paced.
Drink presentation didn’t match the photos, which was disappointing visually — though they tasted good, so no real complaints there.
Sushi quality is comparable to other revolving sushi spots in Cleveland, but less creative than Watami. The space is also noticeably noisier, likely due to its size and having double the seating and conveyor belts.
As the only revolving sushi bar on the east side, Funshi is very much needed, and the demand clearly reflects that. Unfortunately, demand currently seems to outpace what the restaurant can deliver, especially during peak hours. Improved staffing and better conveyor availability would likely reduce wait times and elevate the overall experience.
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️½ (3.5) — rounded up to 4 stars in hopes that staffing improves so the conveyor belt isn’t as empty and wait times aren’t as long.
Tip: Make a reservation if possible, or be prepared for a 45–75 minute wait, especially during peak times.
… moreThe sushi is fresh, and we did genuinely enjoy it. Plates are a flat $3.50, with portions ranging from 1–4 pieces depending on the roll — more complex rolls and nigiri typically come with 2 pieces. We haven’t tried the ramen yet, but it’s also available and delivered by robot.
That said, it does tend to be a bit pricier than some other revolving sushi spots. Drinks are typically $6–7, with additional charges for add-ins like boba. Pricing is also less flexible since all plates are $3.50, whereas other sushi bars offer a wider range (often $2.50–$3.75 depending on the item).
The design is stunning, but the experience has been mixed. Despite the restaurant being packed with a long wait list, the conveyor belt was about 75% empty, circulating maybe 8 types of sushi (mostly simple rolls and nigiri). While you can order directly, most guests seemed to be waiting specifically for the conveyor experience. We’ve visited three times total, and this has been a consistent issue, making the restaurant feel understaffed or poorly paced.
Drink presentation didn’t match the photos, which was disappointing visually — though they tasted good, so no real complaints there.
Sushi quality is comparable to other revolving sushi spots in Cleveland, but less creative than Watami. The space is also noticeably noisier, likely due to its size and having double the seating and conveyor belts.
As the only revolving sushi bar on the east side, Funshi is very much needed, and the demand clearly reflects that. Unfortunately, demand currently seems to outpace what the restaurant can deliver, especially during peak hours. Improved staffing and better conveyor availability would likely reduce wait times and elevate the overall experience.
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️½ (3.5) — rounded up to 4 stars in hopes that staffing improves so the conveyor belt isn’t as empty and wait times aren’t as long.
Tip: Make a reservation if possible, or be prepared for a 45–75 minute wait, especially during peak times.
Kayla Benson
This is my third time coming and I love funshi so much! The food is always so good and the staff so polite! 10/10 recommend
… morewei liu
This Japanese restaurant is a gem! The food was incredibly fresh and authentic—every dish was a delight. A pleasant surprise was their milk tea; it was spot on and better than many specialty tea shops. Great atmosphere and friendly service. Highly recommend!
… moreSophia Sytnyk
I placed a to-go order online. I asked them to add ice cream because it’s not included with takeout. They gave me a double It totally made my day and there was even a little note in the order. + It was sooo delicious, thank you!!!!
… moreCandace T.
This place is very nice and we had a great time. The food was great. Highly recommend
… moreSarah Thomas
Great experience! All of the food I had was well prepared and delicious. I also liked all the different sushi/nigiri options. There were some simple/traditional nigiri options like the egg, salmon, shrimp, and tuna and also some sushi options with more toppings like the dragon roll, Philadelphia roll, Boston roll etc. There were so many different kinds of fish and meats and a good selection of both raw and cooked options. All the plates on the conveyer belt have a little lid over them so everything feels clean and fresh. They charge by the plate, and I appreciate how the plates are color coded to indicate cooked vs raw and every plate is the same price so it’s easy to estimate how much you’ll spend. I went on a Saturday at about 6 pm so there was a wait time (40 minutes). I don’t know if they take reservations, but I would recommend calling ahead if they do. Even with a wait time to be seated, you get to start grabbing plates as soon as you sit down.
Definitely going to come back!
… moreDefinitely going to come back!
Irene Liang
Conveyor belt is amazing experience and good vibes,my kids love it so much! definitely coming back !
… morePenny Peterlin
Very friendly staff. Great selection of sushi. Ramen is a great option as well. Nothing bad on the menu. Excellent deserts
… moreAngelica N.
Vetty was so nice and accommodating. Food and drink were great as well.
… moreEd A
Funshi is so cool. The food is delicious and there is so much variety. Even if you don’t like sushi they have all kinds of options. I recommend waiting to see what pops up on the belt too, since they have lots of choices. The service is friendly and fast. The place is super clean and very welcoming. I highly recommend this place. It’s already our third time going.
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