This isn't Shiro's or I Love Sushi. It is, however, inexpensive, good, and quick. As others have written, it is a ""kaiten"" style sushi restaurant, where you just take whatever looks good off a conveyer belt. They have a fairly wide variety of sushi - tuna, salmon, eel, california rolls, spicy tuna, etc. Nearly all plates go for between $1-$2. You can stuff yourself for about $10. As far as the sushi being warm - the plates all have barcodes on the bottom, and any sushi that has been sitting on the belt for 30 minutes is tossed (KC health code.) It's clean, with all prep being done in front of the customers. It's also part of a large chain in Japan, so they know what they are doing. If you want inexpensive, good sushi, you can't beat Sushi Land.
Pros: inexpensive, fresh
Cons: can be crowded
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