[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Sushiro (Updated Jun)

Located in the heart of the city, Sushiro has quickly become a go-to destination for those seeking top-quality sushi at an affordable price. One of the standout features of Sushiro is its commitment to delivering a genuine sushi experience. The restaurant prides itself on using fresh, high-quality ingredients to create sushi that bursts with flavor. Whether you're a fan of traditional nigiri or creative sushi rolls, Sushiro's menu caters to a wide range of tastes. The sushi chefs at Sushiro take immense pride in their craftsmanship, ensuring that each piece of sushi is expertly prepared and beautifully presented. One of Sushiro's standout features is its conveyor belt sushi concept. Patrons can choose from an array of sushi plates circulating on the conveyor belt, making the dining experience interactive and engaging. This unique dining style allows guests to handpick their favourite sushi creations, ensuring that every visit is a delightful and customised experience. Whether you're craving classic staples like salmon or tuna nigiri or adventurous specialty rolls, Sushiro has something to satisfy every palate. The menu evolves with seasonal offerings and new creations, ensuring that there's always something exciting to try. #tripstars #sgfoodies #sgfood #sgfoodie #sg #sushi

It’s my second visit to Sushiro within a month! It seems like Sushiro has become the most popular sushi chain restaurant in Singapore as seen by the queue during meal time. Fear not, just download their app and make an online reservation, remember to check in when you reach the store and soon your turn would be called. I love that their ingredients are super duper fresh and the variety of sushi make choosing what to eat extra difficult! They also have seasonal menu or monthly recommendations with interesting choices of sushi 🍣. My go-to order are usually Salmon belly sushi, scallop sushi and sweet shrimp sushi. The price point is very very affordable and The quality is always good at Sushiro. You would never be disappointed! #foodie #sushi #singapore

#mysgmemories I tried Sushiro for the first time in my life and I was really excited about it. There are two ways to order, either from the digital tablet where the dishes will be delivered to your table through a personal lane. Or you could pick one from the traditional method. There were a wide variety of sushi, sashimi of all sorts to choose from. I picked a few, the prices are matched with the dishes. I saw cold chawamushi and decided to try it but it was so weird (still nice). During payment, the staff will use a scanner and they can immediately detect the number of dishes you ordered! There is also a stamp system where you can redeem gifts after a certain number of visit.

I’m sure many of you recognise this place by the plating, yes it’s sushiro! One of the reason that I love sushiro is because of their seasonal sushi items!! This month, their theme is Taro and we ordered this Taro stack! As you can see, they are very generous with the taro sashimi! So thick and fatty with just a piece of sushi rice! And what’s best? It’s only $3.90! We also tried their new dessert which is the chocolate mint ice cream, nothing special, but it’s a good choice to get it as it help to wash down all the fishy taste after the sashimi! We also ordered the salmon belly Ikura, also their special this month, love how fatty is the salmon belly! This is really a nice and affordable place if you’re craving for belt sushi! There are a lot of different outlet as well, you can check out the nearest location to your place. Itatakimatsu 🍣

We love coming to sushiro when we are craving for sushi, last time we used to love to go Genki sushi, but not anymore after we tried this place! This is the first time visiting the sushiro brunch at Suntec, and we realised that the menu are slightly different. There are more options here and the best is they finally have mentaiko fried here 😍😍😍 This place is very affordable and all the sushi are very fresh :) they will offer seasonal sushi every month as well! They also serve hot items here, love their chawamushi 😋

I used to love going to Genki sushi when im craving for belt sushi, but not anymore after i have tries Sushiro! This is a well known beltvsushi chain in Japan as well, love how fresh their shushi are!! They also have a broad variety of sushi, hot food, appertiser and desserts for you to choose from. Big shout out to the outlet at Tiong Bharu mall, the staffs there are super attentive and friendly ( both uncles especially!) The oher reason that make me love this place is that you will be given a card to collect stamps , you will get one stamp after each visit regadless how much you eat. And you can exchage gifts using the number of stamps you have collected, so far i have collected a key chain and a card holder! Enjoy :)

Our go to place for quick, affordable sushi is right here at Sushiro. It is also very family friendly with high chairs, booster seats and children’s cutlery available. Do take note that there is a time limit for dining but it should be ample time. Food is fresh and value for money. Of course do not expect premium cuts here. The highlight is always their cooked food and deep fried food and it always comes out crispy and fresh! Just a tip, if you have plans to come, do make your reservations on the app and remember to check in when you have arrived. Waiting time will be close to zero!

I don't know about you, but do you realised sushiro has been opening branches almost everywhere in Singapore? And each time I walked past the sushi restaurant, there is always a crowd and families with kids. I finally knew what the hype was about and now I am a fan of sushiro too! Sushiro is a popular sushi chain from Japan, which serves sushi on a conveyor belt. They have affordable cheap sushi for $2.30 per plate to premium plates that cost more. Their sushi is fresh and you can find Otoro and even sea urchin sushi and many other types of sushi. The food is kids friendly and orders are taken from an iPad. You can even opt to pay a price and have refillable soft drinks, while water is free. My kids is also now a fan of sushiro sushi. Their favorite is Sushiro's Ikura sushi. Kids can also collect stamps after a meal, and exchange stamps collected for a toy or a gift. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

Sushiro Singapore Address - Tiong Bahru Plaza branch, #02-118, Singapore 168732 Highlights - closest taste to sushiro japan! Average Price per Person - 20++ Rating - 4/5 My partner's japanese friend said singapore's sushiro is the closest taste wise, to japan. Their sushi taste fresh! Chawanmushi is hit or miss though as it is a little too salty at times. Fried food are all hot when served! Do download their app coz there is so much info there! you can make a reservation, check queue status of their various outlets, get a walk in queue number. #singapore #foodies #foodie #musteat #mustvisit

Japan's most popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant chain, Sushiro has opened up many outlets in Singapore! Freshly flown from Japan, its seafood are known to be super fresh and good quality. Interestingly, their prices are still quire affordable which is a plus point. We visited the Sushiro outlet at Suntec Tower 4 which is near to the entrance. Thankfully we were still a little early and could get a table immediately. Orders were placed using their tablet and we ordered items such as swordfish, beef and tonkatsu ramen, aburi salmon with cheese and my all time favourite chawanmushi. The green tea is refillable 1.50 and they also serve complimentary water as well. #createwithtrip

Sushiro at Suntec City delivers a reliable and budget-friendly conveyor belt sushi experience in the heart of town. With a wide variety of sushi options – from classics like salmon nigiri and tuna sashimi to creative rolls and seasonal specials – there’s something for everyone. The ordering system is seamless via tablet, and plates arrive swiftly on the express belt. Quality is surprisingly decent for the price point, with fresh ingredients and good variety. The cooked items like chawanmushi, karaage, and udon also complement the meal well. Expect queues during peak hours, but turnover is fast. The setting is casual and family-friendly, with efficient service. It’s not high-end sushi, but for a quick, satisfying fix that won’t break the bank, Sushiro Suntec City delivers exactly what it promises. #summervacay #singapore #singaporetrip #japanesefood

#springitinerary If you're craving authentic Japanese sushi without breaking the bank, Sushiro Singapore is a must-visit. Originating from Japan, Sushiro has expanded globally, bringing its renowned conveyor belt sushi experience to Singapore with multiple outlets across the island. What to Expect: Sushiro offers a wide variety of sushi and Japanese dishes, ensuring there's something for everyone. Popular items include: Swordfish Sushi: Known for its melt-in-the-mouth texture and generous slices. Salmon Sushi: Consistently fresh and flavorful, a staple for many patrons. Signature Sushi Platter: An assortment showcasing the restaurant's dedication to quality and taste . The menu also features unique offerings like broiled salmon with Basil Sauce, adding a delightful twist to traditional flavours. Ambience & Experience: Sushiro's outlets are designed for quick and casual dining, making them perfect for solo meals, dates, or group gatherings. The conveyor belt system adds an element of fun, allowing diners to pick dishes at their own pace. Locations: With 14 outlets in Singapore, including Suntec City, Tiong Bahru Plaza, and Wisma Atria, Sushiro is easily accessible for both locals and tourists . #SushiroSG #ConveyorBeltSushi #AffordableSushi #JapaneseCuisine #SingaporeEats #SushiLovers #FoodieSG #TasteOfJapan

#travellerswonderland If you are looking for a good and affordable sushi place in Jewel in the airport, I recommend Sushiro. They have seasonal sushi like the Uni piece seen here which cost only about $4? Super affordable! The taste is great for the price. From taking the queue number to ordering food, most are self service using technological devices. Once you are done with the meal, press the bell for the waitress to count your plates before payment.

Tried the new offerings recently including Kimeiji tataki, fatty bonito and ocean perch from hokkaido. They were all good and buttery although my favourite is probably the kimeiji tataki which you shouldnt missed! Ever order the miso fish soup? It feels like having a good fish soup bowl but Japanese style if you get what I mean. Definitely my go to soothing dish at sushiro! #familytrips2024

#thingstodo This isn't my first visit to Sushiro; in fact, I'm a frequent customer. The sushi is always consistently fresh and delicious. A little about Sushiro, it was founded over 30 years ago in 1984. Today, it is currently the largest Japanese kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi restaurant chain with more than 530 outlets globally and serving over 150 million customers every year. Known for its brand mission is to bring its customers. Sushiro incorporation of using advanced technology so as to enhance service efficiency and quality while providing value-for-money Japanese sushi to its customers, wherever they may be in the world. Japan’s leading kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi restaurant operator, Sushiro Global Holdings, has announced the opening of a second store to meet the overwhelming response from their Singapore's first outlet at Tiong Bahru Plaza that was opened in August 2019. 📍Sushiro

Sushiro at Shaw Wow! Look at the view, you can enjoy sushi and people watching at the same time, kind of reminds of the shinjuku crossing in Tokyo! It’s the first time I had sushiro and this outlet, the waiting time for this place is pretty long, we waited for 45 mins to get a table for 2 but I think it’s worth it! The sushi here somehow tasted really fresh and they belt options were great! This month’s special is Japanese snow crab, so it’s a best time to come here if you’re a crab lover! I ordered a few Swiss op limited editions sushi and we love it, the flaky snow crabs and ikura was the best! I also tried their Tonkatsu ramen with an onsen egg, it was pretty good given it’s only $8.50 for a bowl of ramen 🥹 there are some new items like dango 🍡 and miso ramen that we didn’t get to try cause we were too full. Looking forward to come back to try it!!

Sushi lovers, who are looking for different sushi options at around the price point of $15-25 per person apart from Sushi Express, do consider checking out Sushiro chain from Japan. Prices here start from $2.30 and there are a wide variety of options. Those who are keen on more options can choose sushi from a more expensive price tier. Apart from fatty tuna sushi, salmon with basil cheese Sushi, would definitely recommend you to try the clams miso soup served hot and also unique cold chawamushi which is not really common at sushi outlets. Visited the branch at Causeway Point during off peak hours to skip crowds. Dinner time maybe queue is around 40 mins.