Sakura Kaiten Sushi

The space inhabited by Sakura is small, but not lacking for variety. A multitude of sushi flavours steadily rotates around the establishment's one central bench counter on the stylised white conveyer belt (what ever happened to the trains?).

Visitors perched on the black stools featured in this rather shmick contemporary setting can 'um' and 'ah' over the dearer sashimi plates or tuck into the less expensive (and at times slightly more daring) sushi combinations. Think thinly sliced ham bound around rice with cream cheese and a wedge of cucumber. If nothing on the train grabs you - although if you're a sushi fan then something surely will - Sakura offers patrons the option of ordering something off the extended menu.