Makoto Revolving Sushi Bar and Tea

I really like the concept of combining revolving sushi with bubble tea. My friends and I enjoyed the food. There was a lot of good selection of sashimi, rolls, and nigiri, and everything tasted pretty good. It was a fun and unique experience overall. The drinks were great too. For a soft opening, it wasn’t bad at all and staff were friendly

We stopped by for the last day of their soft opening. It was a snow day but the restaurant was still quite lively and filled. The restaurant was clean and spacious, and the staff were friendly and attentive. It's rare to find revolving sushi restaurants outside of Japan. The concept is always cool. There was a good variety of sushi on the belt; my favorites were the salmon-topped shrimp tempura roll and the scallop nigiri. 3.95 a plate is very fair especially for things like scallop and special rolls. Everything tasted fresh and high quality. Since it was the soft opening, the ordering tablet was partially limited, but I assume the full menu will be available soon. They are still working out a few minor kinks, but the place has lots of potential! The bubble tea was also a highlight. Even

I came here on New Year’s Day and can I say WOW! I love Japan so much that I travel to Japan every year and of course I need something in between the trips to satisfy my sushi craving and I can say this place is it! this place is spacious, clean and the variety of sushi on the belt is endless. I love being able to see what I’m getting rather than ordering from the menu like typical restaurants. i also got to try the grilled yellowtail neck, which I haven’t seen in other restaurant, the owner said they only serve one to two plates per day, I feel so lucky to be able to try it. it is very buttery and melt in your mouth, cant wait to eat it again next time. the rolls on the belt I see are 3 to 4 pieces per plate, which is great because I am not getting full from just one dish. you can also or

Honestly, not bad to have in the area. There's definitely room for improvement. The plates on the belt should be labeled. As an experienced sushi eater, some pieces even I can't identify. I keep hearing people around me say they dont know what it is. Some pieces were pretty slim/small. The fish here are definitely fresh. We ordered mostly from the menu. The variety on the belt was very limited. The karaage was fresh but needs a bit of mayo on the side for dipping. We would come back but not frequent. For the price, I can order from a sushi restaurant with better quality and options. We had a total of 9 plates and honestly we were not full. The total came out to be $45 with a $5 off coupon. It was the coupon that brought us in to try and I'm glad we did.

I am very happy with my experience and was quite surprised. The fish was very fresh and comparable to sushi restaurants— if not better. I would definitely come back. Prices were good too. Try the scallop!