“ We've been on multiple occasions and love it every time. The selection is a lot more high end than other revolving sushi restaurants in the area. The decor is chic and sexy, the staff is very attentive but don't hover. My husband is obsessed with the Sexy Girl roll and we both think the salmon/tuna tacos are adorable (and delicious!). My husband loved the soft shell crab plate and the presentation was amazing! It's a great way to try new things while still getting tried and true favorites. It's definitely a fun experience and the food is excellent. ”

“ This place is an absolute gem, seriously, our family hits it up every time we're in Vegas. Good fish in the middle of the desert? Rare. Good fish served fresh, individually, at a reasonable price, with a constantly rotating selection? Almost unbelievable Skip the sashimi, it's not worth the price for the portion size. The miso soup? Eh, pretty average. But the nigiri? On point. Portions are solid, the quality is there, and the service is crazy fast. Plus, the staff is super friendly, which always helps Parking? Easy, there's a parking lot The setup is what makes this place stand out. You sit at a table with a conveyor belt full of small plates cruising by. Nigiri, rolls, you name it. If you're feeling picky, there's a touchscreen where you can order anything off the menu. Your food shows up on a separate conveyor system, like magic. It's sleek, efficient, and honestly, kind of fun. Definitely worth a visit ”

“ Came here a few years ago and the vibe was hot and food was great. Somehow with inflation the prices are still reasonable but the sizes have shrank. So you're eating a lot more. But for $3.25 a plate? What did you except? It feels a bit dustier and worn out than before. They could really do something to make the bar enjoyable. Poor bartender had nothing to do. Maybe drink and food specials just at the bar and also an iPad you can order the stuff to there. I used to work at a Japanese restaurant where no one would come to the bar area. You can't have empty seats at a restaurant! We went around 745pm and the fish did seem like it was sitting there for a bit, but everything was fine. Some of their dishes are knockouts and it's great to have at a revolving place for so cheap. Like red snapper, kanpachi, scallop, salmon belly, toro. Maybe instead of two small pieces of tobiko and Ikura, just do one normal sized piece. My biggest gripe is that they didn't have coke lol. The servers and bussers were great. Very nice and fast and working their tails off. They need to fix the lighting. Feels depressing and stale. Definitely feels different than last time I was there. Oh the salmon skin hand roll needs to change. It's orangey crumbly overcooked salmon with mixed in skin pieces. No. That's not how you do it. You grill or fry just the skin with maybe a little bit of meat and fat attached. Then julienne the skin into long strips. Think like salmon skin jerky. When we were sitting there waiting, I was like I don't know if I'd go back, but because the service was so great and the black cod and soft shell crab were knockouts and oysters, I'd be back. Weird thing is that the iPad to order other food (or freshly made sushi if you don't want the conveyor belt ones) is that you can easily and mistakenly add an item but you can't easily delete it until you get to the order review window. So be careful not to order something by mistake. Should be an easy fix. Have a minus button on the picture on the menu and not just a plus button. ”

“ 5 / 5 stars We were actually going to the Broken Yolk for brunch when we luckily stumbled about this revolving sushi place. My family and I were crazy revolving sushi and usually in LA all these restaurants are always packed! Especially Kura sushi. We took this opportunity to try our Sapporo Revolving sushi and it did not disappoint ! Everything as super fresh and priced reasonably at around $3.50 a plate. We particularly liked the Alaska roll, salmon Mayo and the shrimp Mayo. My son loved the California rolls and mini gyudon bowl which was actually very big! Overall great service, very clean and delicious sushi. We will definitely be back. ”

“ With all the AYCE sushi places around town, why go to a place to pay for sushi a la carte? For the experience. The revolving sushi idea is great. You can grab what you want as they come around and the conveyor belt is always full of the popular choices from nigiris to rolls. The restaurant is of a decent size and comfortable seating and atmosphere. The service was great. Despite being able to "self-serve" with sushi on the belt, there are also a number of items you can order and it comes out fast. Our servers came to check on us regularly as well as clean off dirty plates and refill our drinks. Definitely will come again. ”

“ I have been to conveyor belt Sushi in Japan. Many in fact. I have eaten at the first conveyor belt Sushi restaurant in the US, in San Francisco. This place rivals any place I have been to in the past! I have been to other ones in the US, but they never even came close to the ones in Japan- but Sapporo definitely does. The first time I came here was for lunch on a recommendation from a friend who knows his Sushi- I was pleasantly surprised. Since the first visit, I have been back several times, usually with my friend. I love that you get seated and you can start pulling items of the conveyor belt immediately. But the fact that you can order and it comes directly to your table makes this place even better- and fun! Okay, so I miss the interaction with the Sushi chefs, but sometimes I just want to sit and eat. This is perfect for that. Highly recommended! ”

“ Quick and good sushi. A different experience for revolving sushi. the best was at end of table instead of in front of you but great prices!! ”

“ I'm usually skeptical about those revolving sushi places because a lot of times, especially when there's not a crowd yet, the fish can get stale and dry just sitting and making its way around the belt. But was pleasantly surprised that all the rolls here that we grabbed tasted very fresh. Lots of selection to choose from, and you can order anything you can't find on demand. All the standard rolls you expect to find are here, and I got zero complaints with any of the food quality. Service was fine, especially given the place was nearly empty. Although it started to fill up by the time we were done. I've been told there's an OG location spot somewhere else that is always crackin. I'll go check that out next time. ”

“ Tried Sapporo Revolving Sushi for the first time for lunch. The restaurant is clean and the servers were very nice. Depending what items you get, some of the portion sizes are really good, and some were a little smaller than other places we've been in town. All items we tried were fresh and well prepared. The nigiri sushi fish to rice ratio is generally really good here! However if you like scallops - the ratio to rice and generally the scallop serving size is very small. The size of the shrimp nigiri items are average. The size of the shrimp tempura was very small. In spite of those little issues, the food was all fresh and tasty! Prices were average for a revolving sushi place in Las Vegas. Although there are multiple places to do revolving sushi in town, Sapporo is worth checking out! ”

“ We came on a Saturday night and there was no wait. We were seated immediately. Staff are nice and friendly. They will check in on you to see if you need anything. There's a revolving bar but you can use the ipad to order other items like handrolls, sushi rolls, ramen, etc. Some of the plates on the revolving bar area are the same as the sushi roll menu from the ipad so you can try it if you don't want an entire roll. The plates from the revolver was somewhere from $3-$4. I forgot the exact amount. Some of sushi roll you can order off the ipad are like $9.95 so it's a good price. My favorite from the revolving bar was the trout (kind of look like salmon). It was delicious! Everything was great here. Would come again! ”