Eating sushi in Japan does not have to feel intimidating. For a first visit, kaitenzushi—conveyor-belt sushi—is one of the easiest places to start. It is casual, usually affordable, and you can choose ...

From ordering on tablets to knowing which plates are actually yours, this guide breaks down how to eat kaiten sushi like a local — and avoid a few awkward mistakes along the way. Karen Shimizu is the ...

Conveyor belt sushi, or kaitensushi, is a culinary innovation that emerged in Japan in the 1950s, revolutionizing the way sushi is enjoyed. This dining concept, where plates of sushi glide past ...

Fuelled by the desire to reduce food waste, Kaiten Lane Yakiniku Itto serves up various types of yakiniku little by little on small plates similar to those found at sushi restaurants. Whilst we all ...

Chains across the country have taken action after viral videos showed people licking communal bottles and touching passing food Could “sushi terrorism” forever change the way millions of diners in ...

Discover the best restaurants in Kyoto, from cozy ramen spots and conveyor belt sushi to quick, affordable meals between temples and train rides.

Jiro dreams of sushi, but he never would’ve dreamed of this. When you’re visiting Japan on a tight schedule and trying to pack as much as possible into your short time here, being able to do two ...

When you’re visiting Japan on a tight schedule and trying to pack as much as possible into your short time here, being able to do two things at once can be a timesaver. It can also become a weird, ...