Sushiro Shinjuku

Sushiro Shinjuku, located inside the LUMINE 2 shopping complex above Shinjuku Station, is a branch of Sushiro, Japan's largest conveyor belt sushi chain, known for delivering consistently reliable sushi quality at extremely competitive prices, with most standard plates priced at ¥110. The chain relies on a sophisticated ordering app and touchscreen system that lets guests order specific items directly to their seat in addition to items circulating on the belt, blending the traditional kaiten format with modern convenience. The menu covers standard nigiri and rolls alongside seasonal fresh fish specials and occasional premium items such as wagyu beef sushi, plus hot dishes and matcha desserts that extend the menu well beyond sushi alone. The dining room character is bright, efficient, and thoroughly family-oriented, drawing large numbers of Japanese families on weekends, and the format makes it easy for groups with varying tastes to order independently rather than sharing a single set menu. There is no wine or sake pairing programme; drinks are ordered through the same touchscreen system as the food, typically limited to soft drinks, beer, and tea. Reservations are not accepted, and this central Shinjuku location, given its convenience above the station, experiences steady traffic throughout the day; budgeting ¥1,500 to ¥2,500 typically covers a full, satisfying meal including at least one hot dish alongside the sushi.