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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Amazing place with top of the line food, the ordering and food delivery method is so fun and efficient... I love it. They even have cute little waiter robots! Best sushi experience ever.

This is the first time to visit the restaurant. I picked random dishes from the menu and all of them were delicious. The way to order using a tablet is wonderful because it’s easy to choose a dish which was illustrated with pictures. The way they bring food to you using automated conveyor belt is unique.

Our first time trying a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. This could be a buffet/individual plating order restaurant, We loved it! Staffs are pleasant. Serving time is quick. The concierge employee explains things well the difference between the buffet and individual ordering and did not rush us. The ordering, notification and assistance system thru the ipad is really helpful for a swift dining experience. Highly recommended, will dine again. See images for reference.

Kaiten wrongly bills itself as NYC's only conveyor belt sushi restaurant, but that inaccuracy aside, I'd still rather visit Kaiten than its much pricier, kawaii-obsessed competitor. Also, why does NYC have such a dearth of conveyor belt sushi restaurants? They were the norm when I lived in London, UK...and that was during the aughts! Anyway, Kaiten's a step up from the stereotypical belt restaurant, in that everything is made to order and flows down the belt directly to your table when ready. In fact, you can only order 4 items max at a time on your tableside iPad. So those worried about contracting salmonella from ngiri spinning around and around for hours in room temperature can rest assured that this is not the case at Kaiten. Everything we tried was decent, with some better than others. From best to worst: - Salmon Cocktail - Rainbow Roll - Spicy Salmon Roll - Yellowtail Sashimi - Chicken Karaage - Salmon Avoacado Handroll - Tonkotsu Ramen - Tantan Spicy Ramen Service was fast and attentive--sometimes a bit too attentive, like when they took the lid for our ramen bowl away when we hadn't even started the ramen. All in all, a step up from the typical conveyor belt spot. Here's hoping they survive the Midtown Manhattan curse.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Amazing place with top of the line food, the ordering and food delivery method is so fun and efficient... I love it. They even have cute little waiter robots! Best sushi experience ever.

This is the first time to visit the restaurant. I picked random dishes from the menu and all of them were delicious. The way to order using a tablet is wonderful because it’s easy to choose a dish which was illustrated with pictures. The way they bring food to you using automated conveyor belt is unique.

Our first time trying a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. This could be a buffet/individual plating order restaurant, We loved it! Staffs are pleasant. Serving time is quick. The concierge employee explains things well the difference between the buffet and individual ordering and did not rush us. The ordering, notification and assistance system thru the ipad is really helpful for a swift dining experience. Highly recommended, will dine again. See images for reference.

Kaiten wrongly bills itself as NYC's only conveyor belt sushi restaurant, but that inaccuracy aside, I'd still rather visit Kaiten than its much pricier, kawaii-obsessed competitor. Also, why does NYC have such a dearth of conveyor belt sushi restaurants? They were the norm when I lived in London, UK...and that was during the aughts! Anyway, Kaiten's a step up from the stereotypical belt restaurant, in that everything is made to order and flows down the belt directly to your table when ready. In fact, you can only order 4 items max at a time on your tableside iPad. So those worried about contracting salmonella from ngiri spinning around and around for hours in room temperature can rest assured that this is not the case at Kaiten. Everything we tried was decent, with some better than others. From best to worst: - Salmon Cocktail - Rainbow Roll - Spicy Salmon Roll - Yellowtail Sashimi - Chicken Karaage - Salmon Avoacado Handroll - Tonkotsu Ramen - Tantan Spicy Ramen Service was fast and attentive--sometimes a bit too attentive, like when they took the lid for our ramen bowl away when we hadn't even started the ramen. All in all, a step up from the typical conveyor belt spot. Here's hoping they survive the Midtown Manhattan curse.