Kaiten Zushi Nomad | AYCE Conveyor Belt Sushi, Japanese Restaurant in NYC

For $50 per person for AYCE, we definitely got our money’s worth when it came to enjoying most of what the menu had to offer. Some menu items do get delivered faster compared to others, but it was fun to see the plates zoom by on their conveyor belt delivery system. The top three things we had were the Green Dragon Roll, Volcano Roll, and Godzilla Roll.

It’s a GREAT VALUE if you like all-you-can-eat sushi/maki-roll/hand-roll/Japanese cuisine. Located right in midtown Manhattan. It’s not cheap but I was very surprised how tasty and fresh the dishes were. All freshly made to order. I will be back for more… 👍 The only item I didn’t like was Kara-age (fried checked). It was way too salty. I just stopped by and ordered the fried chicken again since the owner replied my comment from last time. It was definitely not as salty as the first time but it’s VERY DRIED and took awhile to be delivered to my table. I think I will stay with just sushi in the future. 😋

AYCE with alright quality. The tuna is a 3/5. The salmon is good, definitely order a bunch of salmon nigiri. Saba was god too but the cuts were thinner. The salmon avocado roll has good rice ratio. The karaage is decent. Ambiance is a bit sterile and cold though. Service was fine.

First time coming here although I already tried the other conveyor belt restaurant. This place is better than the other conveyor belt in terms of freshness and speed getting what you want to eat. Max order of 4 items on the iPad for freshness. They came out pretty quick too. Very attentive staff. They have robot delivery too for your drinks. The place is clean and tidy. Give it a try if you haven't tried conveyor belt sushi.

We stopped here for the novelty of the conveyor belt food and robot delivered drinks and were pleasantly surprised at how amazing the food was! Everything seemed extremely fresh and tasted great. Staff were pleasant. As expected the robot was the coolest thing ever!

Kaiten Zushi Nomad offers a unique and enjoyable dining experience that combines traditional sushi with innovative technology. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by courteous and polite staff, setting the tone for a pleasant meal. The star of the show is undoubtedly the conveyor belt system, which adds an element of fun and convenience to the dining experience. It's both entertaining and practical, allowing diners to choose from a wide variety of freshly prepared sushi as it glides past their table. This system ensures that you can sample different types of sushi at your own pace, making it perfect for both sushi enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Adding to the modern ambiance is the intriguing sight of a robot delivering drinks to tables. This futuristic touch not only enhances the overall dining experience but also showcases the restaurant's commitment to embracing technology in creative ways. However, the true test of any sushi restaurant lies in the quality of its food, and Kaiten Zushi Nomad does not disappoint. The sushi is delicious, with a diverse array of options to satisfy various palates. From classic nigiri to creative maki rolls, the menu offers something for everyone. The freshness of the fish and the skillful preparation are evident in every bite, demonstrating the chefs' expertise and attention to detail. In conclusion, Kaiten Zushi Nomad successfully blends traditional sushi-making with modern conveniences, creating a memorable dining experience. Whether you're a sushi aficionado or simply looking for a unique meal out, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

Hubby discovered this amazing place! We used to eat at East Kaiten sushi. It’s a big place with big booths. Our first visit was at dinner time. Mo was our waitress for the night, but here, waiters and waitresses work quite differently with their customers since they don't take the food to the tables for customers. We saw a robot bringing drinks to the customers, too. Soon, I'll be seeing robots dining at one of the tables. Then robots will be feeding customers, too, ha! On our first visit, we had the ramen, fire roll, eel, salmon toro, avocado salad, shrimp, yellowtail, and more salmon toro and the Philadelphia roll, which was unique because they added cream cheese to the Philly roll. We thought the first visit was quite good. On our second visit, which was lunchtime, we had more salmon toro and my favorite, Anago nigiri, probably one of my best! I recommend Anago Nigiri and Salmon Toro if you're unsure what to order. We also had great hand rolls, spicy tuna, and eel avocado. We tried Ocean Roll on our second visit, and it was pretty good. They have all-you-can-eat sushi, but Anago is not one of them. We'll try all-you-can-eat sushi someday, but we have to do it on a weekday for a reasonable price. All-you-can-eat is $50 on weekends and $30+ on weekdays. To do "all-you-can-eat" from the menu, you must have all parties do the same. Otherwise, get the a la carte. We're delighted at Kaiten Zushi! The place is nice, spacious and in a great location. Highly recommended!

The staff was great, very attentive and answered all my questions. I am allergic to Avocados and they were able to tell the kitchen not to add any if I ordered any rolls or hand rolls that included them. The Spicy Scallop Hand Roll and anything with Salmon were my favorites. You get a warning on the iPad when your food is coming down the conveyor belt. It's fun to watch. You can order 4 items at a time, though they say you can order up to 10 items. 2.5 times at once. I do recommend you order what you can eat at each round because the fresher it is the better. The hand rolls are huge so I would recommend only order 4 at once and when you are halfway finishing them, order your next round. You can pre-select 4 while you are eating and then hit the send button when you are ready.

For $50 per person for AYCE, we definitely got our money’s worth when it came to enjoying most of what the menu had to offer. Some menu items do get delivered faster compared to others, but it was fun to see the plates zoom by on their conveyor belt delivery system. The top three things we had were the Green Dragon Roll, Volcano Roll, and Godzilla Roll.

It’s a GREAT VALUE if you like all-you-can-eat sushi/maki-roll/hand-roll/Japanese cuisine. Located right in midtown Manhattan. It’s not cheap but I was very surprised how tasty and fresh the dishes were. All freshly made to order. I will be back for more… 👍 The only item I didn’t like was Kara-age (fried checked). It was way too salty. I just stopped by and ordered the fried chicken again since the owner replied my comment from last time. It was definitely not as salty as the first time but it’s VERY DRIED and took awhile to be delivered to my table. I think I will stay with just sushi in the future. 😋

AYCE with alright quality. The tuna is a 3/5. The salmon is good, definitely order a bunch of salmon nigiri. Saba was god too but the cuts were thinner. The salmon avocado roll has good rice ratio. The karaage is decent. Ambiance is a bit sterile and cold though. Service was fine.

First time coming here although I already tried the other conveyor belt restaurant. This place is better than the other conveyor belt in terms of freshness and speed getting what you want to eat. Max order of 4 items on the iPad for freshness. They came out pretty quick too. Very attentive staff. They have robot delivery too for your drinks. The place is clean and tidy. Give it a try if you haven't tried conveyor belt sushi.

We stopped here for the novelty of the conveyor belt food and robot delivered drinks and were pleasantly surprised at how amazing the food was! Everything seemed extremely fresh and tasted great. Staff were pleasant. As expected the robot was the coolest thing ever!

Kaiten Zushi Nomad offers a unique and enjoyable dining experience that combines traditional sushi with innovative technology. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by courteous and polite staff, setting the tone for a pleasant meal. The star of the show is undoubtedly the conveyor belt system, which adds an element of fun and convenience to the dining experience. It's both entertaining and practical, allowing diners to choose from a wide variety of freshly prepared sushi as it glides past their table. This system ensures that you can sample different types of sushi at your own pace, making it perfect for both sushi enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Adding to the modern ambiance is the intriguing sight of a robot delivering drinks to tables. This futuristic touch not only enhances the overall dining experience but also showcases the restaurant's commitment to embracing technology in creative ways. However, the true test of any sushi restaurant lies in the quality of its food, and Kaiten Zushi Nomad does not disappoint. The sushi is delicious, with a diverse array of options to satisfy various palates. From classic nigiri to creative maki rolls, the menu offers something for everyone. The freshness of the fish and the skillful preparation are evident in every bite, demonstrating the chefs' expertise and attention to detail. In conclusion, Kaiten Zushi Nomad successfully blends traditional sushi-making with modern conveniences, creating a memorable dining experience. Whether you're a sushi aficionado or simply looking for a unique meal out, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

Hubby discovered this amazing place! We used to eat at East Kaiten sushi. It’s a big place with big booths. Our first visit was at dinner time. Mo was our waitress for the night, but here, waiters and waitresses work quite differently with their customers since they don't take the food to the tables for customers. We saw a robot bringing drinks to the customers, too. Soon, I'll be seeing robots dining at one of the tables. Then robots will be feeding customers, too, ha! On our first visit, we had the ramen, fire roll, eel, salmon toro, avocado salad, shrimp, yellowtail, and more salmon toro and the Philadelphia roll, which was unique because they added cream cheese to the Philly roll. We thought the first visit was quite good. On our second visit, which was lunchtime, we had more salmon toro and my favorite, Anago nigiri, probably one of my best! I recommend Anago Nigiri and Salmon Toro if you're unsure what to order. We also had great hand rolls, spicy tuna, and eel avocado. We tried Ocean Roll on our second visit, and it was pretty good. They have all-you-can-eat sushi, but Anago is not one of them. We'll try all-you-can-eat sushi someday, but we have to do it on a weekday for a reasonable price. All-you-can-eat is $50 on weekends and $30+ on weekdays. To do "all-you-can-eat" from the menu, you must have all parties do the same. Otherwise, get the a la carte. We're delighted at Kaiten Zushi! The place is nice, spacious and in a great location. Highly recommended!

The staff was great, very attentive and answered all my questions. I am allergic to Avocados and they were able to tell the kitchen not to add any if I ordered any rolls or hand rolls that included them. The Spicy Scallop Hand Roll and anything with Salmon were my favorites. You get a warning on the iPad when your food is coming down the conveyor belt. It's fun to watch. You can order 4 items at a time, though they say you can order up to 10 items. 2.5 times at once. I do recommend you order what you can eat at each round because the fresher it is the better. The hand rolls are huge so I would recommend only order 4 at once and when you are halfway finishing them, order your next round. You can pre-select 4 while you are eating and then hit the send button when you are ready.