Nami Sushi

Decent food with plenty of options at average prices. Good service. The restaurant only had one other table occupied when I came around 7pm, so unless that evening was exceptionally quiet, there should be no need to make a reservation in advance. There is the option to sit on the right half of the restaurant at standard tables or the left beside the sushi conveyor belt. There’s a little notice showing the prices of dishes on the belt according to the plate colour so you can grab anything that takes your fancy and keep the plate to pay at the end of the meal. Personally, I think there were too many dishes on the belt and they would have given a more fresh impression if there were fewer dishes (especially duplicates). Overall, it’s a good restaurant and I’d recommend giving it a try, but I wouldn’t say it’s special.

Interesting dining experience and a first for me. Alas some of our top choices were off the menu and, as we arrived early doors, the carousel had limited variety. Although it did get busier and more varied later. Enjoyed the various makis and beef katsu curry. Expensive, £100 for 3 dining, but an interesting experience. Staff were very welcoming and friendly.