Hop on the Sushi Train!

[lisamoe]

Tonight R and the kids and I ate at Sushi Train at 51st and Harvard. It's apparently owned by a Korean couple and has a few Korean dishes, but mostly has sushi and some Japanese entrees. The food was tasty, but the real selling point is that you can order off the menu or just snag things off the Sushi Train. The sushi bar is in the middle of the restaurant in a big oval with a garden scale (I think) model train track running around it. There's a very long electric train on it with lots of flatbed cars carrying sushi dishes, seafood salads and spring rolls and you can just grab them as they come around. They count up your various colored plates at the end of the meal so they know what you got. Sort of like dim sum but with a model train! We did both, ordered off the menu and got train items and were well satisfied with our meal. Also, prices are very good. Items on the train run from 1.45 to 2.85. Miso soup is just 1.00 and a large order of tempura shrimp rolls off the menu was 5.95 which is actually cheaper than grocery store sushi. The four of us got out of there for $28 before tip, which made me very happy.

Anyone wanna go back with me? There's still things on the sushi train I didn't try yet. :-)

Comments

[kivasfajo.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a plan the next time I am in Tulsa. Thanks.

[teevnus.livejournal.com]

A week or so ago, I'm driving down 51st and see the name of the restaurant - immediate reaction "That's just not right!" A few days later, they get a write up in "The Spot", so I start thinking about it. Now, you say they're good. I don't know if I can go there without having "Come on ride the sushi train" in my head...

[lovegoth.livejournal.com]

I went there for the first time this past monday and totally loved it. Give me a call when you decide and I am there, because I have a deep love for sushi.

[mstami.livejournal.com]

I am so there. It sounds like fun. :)

[dragontamerbrat.livejournal.com]

I'd love to go with you...as soon as I get some money together (I'm keeping *some* of my judging pay for myself, dammit!)