Osaka

Our first time there. We ate the buffet (9.99 train).
We were unsure about eating cause of the uncleanleness of the train going around, how warm the food was, and the ginger and wasabi container was nasty under the lid.
I mean the sushi tasted good,and the staff was friendly. Just not the best first impression.

Just something about a sushi train that is awesome. You don't have to look at a menu and try to decide what you want to eat. Just sit and watch as your food parades by in front of you. The quality is good. I've had better; I've had worse. The novelty of the food on the conveyor makes it worth the trip.

The food here was amazing and the atmosphere cozy. Felt really friendly too; it was the first time I had ever been to a sushi train restaurant like it and the waitress was awesome. Helped me pick a few interesting things and was very sweet.
I recommend going for the sushi train and some mango mochi ice cream for dessert. Use the chopsticks too! It's fun and you'll get used to it in no time.

Went during lunch and was very happy with the lunch special. We both ate a lot of food for the price we paid. The sushi that was available was delicious and was constantly being refilled, so they were never out of any of the rolls as they went by. Our only complaint was the variety, seemed very heavy on crab rolls with some tuna, with only a few rolls of other things. Overall, one of our new favorite places to eat in Bowling Green.

Really a great place to get sushi in Bowling Green. The place itself is clean and the staff friendly. Prices are fairly standard for sushi. At the time of this writing, they have a lunch all you can eat between 11a-3p for $10.99. Everything was fresh and tastes good. We will come here again!