Kaiten Sushi Ganko

Osaka


This reliable kaiten-sushi (conveyor-belt sushi) shop is a popular choice for many a hungry commuter, meaning the two whirring tracks of plates are continuously restocked with fresh options. It can get crowded at meal times. It's inside JR Osaka's Eki Marché food court.

There are also branches in Shin-Osaka Station and Abeno Harukas.


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