Izumi Kaiten Sushi, San Francisco CA

The sushi is good, the place is clean, and even on busy nights they get people through quickly. You don't have to wait very much! It's also a very nice atmosphere with the chefs in the middle of all the guests, you can always get someone's attention to order something if you don't like what's on the conveyor. But everything that I've tried has been delicious

A real good conveyor sushi place in Japantown. For real though. Nice big pieces for nice small prices. Surprisingly fresh and an excellent choice in variety. One can find it easy to over do it but who cares. Two sushi’s up

Excellent place for conveyer belt sushi. The selection is very diverse, and the food is delicious. The ambiance is pretty good. This place has plenty of seating, and is perfect for a group of 4. The food is priced on par with most other conveyer belt sushi restaurants in the city. The only complaint I have is that I waited forever for my bill.

Overall, definitely a place I’d recommend for conveyer belt sushi.

The fish is pretty fresh and the fish to rice proportions are pretty generous. Keeping all that in mind, the price is actually quite fair for the quality and quantity of sushi you’re getting.

For freshest fish, you’ll probably have best luck during the busy periods with high turnover.

I returned here after experiencing the place maybe 5-6 years ago. They completely remodeled and removed the “sushi boat” aspect and switched to an electric belt, which removed the old time feel of the place. I didn’t really see a problem with this, but the renovation also must have resulted in a change of menu, and staff. Most of the sushi chefs were speaking Spanish, and the fish was far from fresh. It seems like they’ve converted it from a traditional delicious Japanese place into more of a tourist gimmick. What a shame.

Surprisingly good for a conveyer belt sushi place, and the better of the two options in Japan Town.

Sushi was okay- pretty well prepared and fresh, and the chef cut the fish properly so it was never sinewy. It was probably the best kaitenzushi I've had -which is not a high bar. Service was slow, even when not busy. We didn't get offered a second beer, and the server called my fourth grader "the baby" and didn't give the kids chopsticks.

My children enjoyed grabbing cheesecakes off the conveyor belt- 3 in total.

We waited and waited for the bill. I would go there again for a quick bite.

Sashimi pieces were not cut correctly. The sushi was okay, not the greatest. I wish the conveyor belt had more options.

The waitresses are very nice and the prices are reasonable, but: i bought an Uni tray, $15. Fair price. But as soon as I tasted it I could tell it had not been stored at the proper temperature (therefore not safe to eat).
I told the waitress, who told the Manager. The Manager yelled at her and made her come back and tell me that the uni I had eaten at other places must have been “off”, and his was fresh. He bought it “this week”. (!) Clearly this was a ridiculous debate that I wasn’t going to waste time with. I paid my bill and left. (No, the Manager was not Japanese, a Japanese Manager would never have done this).

So amazing on the portions! I loved it. No complaints. Services was good. Quality and quantity is superb. I would definitely go back.

Good sushi, just watch how many plates you get otherwise the bill can get really expensive for what you get.

The sushi conveyor belt is fun, but the quality of the sushi was pretty variable. Some pieces were very good, but some seemed like they had made quite a few trips around.