Little Foodies: Sushi Station

Indianapolis went from zero revolving sushi restaurants to two in less than a year. Sushi Station is the second revolving sushi restaurant to open in Hamilton County, and it’s a fun place to eat, especially if you are looking for a kid-friendly restaurant.

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Revolving Sushi: How It Works

The sushi is good, but really, you visit a revolving sushi restaurant for the ambiance. It’s all about an engaging dining experience centered around a conveyor belt transporting a variety of sushi dishes directly to you. It’s all about the cute mini Shinkansen (bullet train) that delivers your edamame and dumplings to you. It’s all about the tokens you earn for the sushi you eat, which you can redeem for adorable prizes. This is an “experience” restaurant, for sure.

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The Food at Sushi Station

You will find a variety of sushi rolls to choose from at Sushi Station. Everything from California rolls to spicy sushi rolls to nigiri to sashimi are gliding by you on the conveyor belt by your table. Each type of sushi comes with four pieces on a small plate, and each plate ranges from $2.99 to $6.99. You simply take the plate you want from the conveyer belt and enjoy! You get a token for every $50 of food you eat, to use at the vending machines. For those who want something other (or in addition) to sushi, Sushi Station also offers ramen, chicken teriyaki, fried rice and other Japanese dishes.

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Sushi Station is a fun family-friendly restaurant, and a great entry point into the world of sushi, especially for kids.

More Info

Address
960 E. Tournament Trl, Westfield

Hours

Monday – Thursday: 11 am – 9:30 pm
Friday – Saturday: 11 am – 10 pm
Sunday: 11 am – 9 pm

Website
sushistationin.com

Nicole Sipe
Nicole Sipe
Nicole Sipe is the editor of Indy's Child and Southwest Ohio Parent magazines. She has a BA in Journalism from California State University Northridge, and has been involved in the print and digital publishing world for most of her life. Born and raised in Southern California, Nicole traded the city and sun for corn and creeks, and now lives in central Indiana with her husband, two sons and Collie. Her latest book for children, “All About Me! Art Journal” was published in 2022 by Walter Foster Jr. In her spare time, she likes traveling with her family, enjoying good food and drink, volunteering at her children’s schools and around her community, and practicing yoga.

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