Japanese
1 Kinsho Revolving Sushi
1438 Easton Road, Warrington
“I wanted to try Kinsho because I was familiar with the concept and because it is closer than going into center city Philadelphia where another competitor revolving sushi restaurant is. Over all, the food is quite good and the sushi very fresh. My grandson ordered a special noodle dish and it was delicious. Also, the staff is very attentive. We celebrated my grandson’s birthday. They brought him a dessert with a candle and played Happy Birthday. The other revolving sushi restaurant I’ve been to is a chain. I’ve been to the one in the Bay Area in CA twice and once in downtown Philadelphia. They definitely had fewer staff. Instead, they have an electronic robot that brings drinks to the table, something the human staff does at Kinsho. Also, all payments are done tableside there through their electronic menu/ tablet on the table. Kinsho has staff talley your meal and gives you a bill. Another main differences is that the food plates on the conveyer belt at Kinsho are not labeled as to what is on the plates going around. You either choose to take the clear covered plate of food or not, sometimes guessing what it is. But once you take it, you must pay for it. Knowing in advance would be better using a small card or placard in front of the dishes. Also, the empty plates ( and plastic lids) stay stacked on your table until dinner’s end at Kinsho. The other place has a slot at the table’s end below the conveyer belt, to slide finished plates and remove them from the table. Since the plates are small, saucer sized, a table of 4 can easily go through 15-20 plates that just stay there until the server comes at meal’s end and counts the plates to price your meal before you pay and leave. Al in all, we very much enjoyed the food and experience at Kinsho. But those few details would be better to manage the table space and better know what you’ll be choosing.”
