How it works

Tablet to belt in three taps

Kaiten Go is conveyor-belt sushi for the tablet age: order on a screen, watch a bullet-train lane deliver, and grab colour-coded plates off the belt.

Fast, fun, endless. Watch the belt.

1
Tap the tablet
Every seat has a screen. Browse, tap, done - no hand-waving.
2
Kitchen fires
Rice pressed to the gram, fish cut to order. Seconds, not minutes.
3
Grab your plate
Your order rides the express lane straight to your seat.

The endless belt

Hover to hold the belt - or swipe it on your phone.

0 plates on your tray

Tap a plate to grab it onto your tray.

Plate maths

The colour is the price

Stack your empties - the tablet counts them at the end.

The express lane

Tablet orders skip the belt and ride the bullet lane straight to your seat. Go on, send one:

Plates on your bill0

Come hungry

No bookings - the belt never stops. Walk in, or order pickup online.

Brought a client here instead of the usual place and it did the job far better. Started with the Tuna Nigiri (2) and it set the standard for everything after. Worth every cent, and I do not say that often.
Hannah G.3 months ago
I walked past this door for months before going in, which I now regret. The Ebi Tempura Roll was the best thing on a table where nothing was bad. I have worked in Singapore for years and never knew it was here.
Ruben V.6 weeks ago
Small room, maybe a dozen tables, and all of them full by half seven on a Tuesday. I did not expect much from the Chawanmushi and was quietly put in my place. I have recommended it to four people since and two have already been.
Ines C.last month