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    Funshi Sushi

    3.7 (33 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm

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    Anthony G.

    Excited to try this new place for sushi. The overall setting is pretty fun to experience. Good vibe and decor. Small plates rotate around the restaurant serving appetizers, sushi, and desserts. All are marked with a small sign. You get charged per plate you take. It takes some patience as plates seem to vary based on prep. All the sushi was fresh and had great flavor. My wife's fried rice was great; fresh, hot, and good flavor. It came served on an automated upper tray. Seaweed salad was great. They also have small robots serving main dishes. Definitely worth a visit. Kind of pricey and the wait time makes sense once you experience everything. Not a huge fan of all the silver ware sitting in the drawer. Doesn't seem best practice for cleanliness.

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    Joel E.

    Brought the whole family here for my son's birthday. Our first experience with conveyer belt sushi was with Kura. We've been twice - once in Pittsburgh and once in Columbus, so we were intrigued when the news of Funshi opening in Beachwood was announced. Kura had good sushi, but I reviewed that the experience was more about the novelty and "gimmicks" more than it was about the food. Aside from the conveyer belt, they had the robots, the plate deposit slots, and the toy prize that drops from above your table for every 15 plates you deposit. They kept grabbing plates just to keep getting to 15!!! The kids had a blast, while my wallet cried for mercy! Back to Funshi... we were expecting the experience to be the same as Kura. For the most part, it was. Beautifully decorated space, the conveyer belt & the robots. However, missing was the prize machine for every 15 plates (the kids were disappointed, but I wasn't), and they didn't have the plate deposit slots - a server will come count your plates at your table when you're done. The food: all we ate came from the conveyer belt. I didn't expect this to be Michelín-rated sushi... it was just decent - maybe slightly above grocery store sushi. I also expected it to be somewhat overpriced. And it was. What irked me was when the kids started grabbing plates with ONE piece of sushi on it. $3.50 for one piece! When you're a party of 6, including 4 kids... that adds up really fast!! Do I think what I paid for the sushi was worth it? No. I would not go back strictly for their sushi, but they had many other interesting things on their menu that I would like to try... like their ramen.

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    Mika B.

    Great ambiance. Good experience. The revolving belt and robotic waiters were awesome. The service was top notch and very accommodating. The restaurant was super bright and inviting. As for the food, it was good not bad but I have had better quality of sushi. The wasabi was a miss for me. It was hot but not wasabi hot. Everything was very generic in the best way generic could be. The matcha was unlike any I've ever had. It wasn't bad just not what I am use too. 4 stars for it being a good restaurant. But I'm sure I would not have to come here again.

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    Phillip R.

    The ramen is always on point. Service is good.and a new look and thing to have in Cleveland with the rotating sushi. Nice and clean place.

    Amy J.

    Tasty selection of grab your own plate revolving belt sushi. You can order plenty of the usual à la carte items too like edamame, gyoza, ramen, etc.

    Allison Z.

    My first ever conveyor sushi experience, i LOVED it! everything was absolutely delicious and fresh. we ordered a few appetizers aside from the sushi belt, including the Korean wings, which were very fresh and crispy and we enjoyed the sauce options that you could choose from. We also got the fried rice which if I have to say is the best fried rice I think I have ever had! It was so flavorful and perfectly cooked. I am so glad we now have a place nearby like this! Absolutely awesome! There are robot servers and friendly staff nearby if you need anything. Fruit teas were also perfect. Also cannot forget to mention the wonderful job they did decorating this place, very gorgeous and aesthetic.

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    Jennifer G.

    Funshi Sushi offers a cool concept and a beautiful space. While revolving sushi isn't new to Cleveland (there are about four others), Funshi stands out as the only one on the east side and with robot delivery for drinks and ramen -- though during peak hours, this isn't always consistent. The sushi is fresh, and we did genuinely enjoy it. Plates are a flat $3.50, with portions ranging from 1-4 pieces depending on the roll -- more complex rolls and nigiri typically come with 2 pieces. We haven't tried the ramen yet, but it's also available and delivered by robot. That said, it does tend to be a bit pricier than some other revolving sushi spots. Drinks are typically $6-7, with additional charges for add-ins like boba. Pricing is also less flexible since all plates are $3.50, whereas other sushi bars offer a wider range (often $2.50-$3.75 depending on the item). The design is stunning, but the experience has been mixed. Despite the restaurant being packed with a long wait list, the conveyor belt was about 75% empty, circulating maybe 8 types of sushi (most simple rolls or nigiri). While you can order directly, most guests seemed to be waiting specifically for the conveyor experience. We've visited three times total, and this has been a consistent issue, making the restaurant feel understaffed or poorly paced. Drink presentation didn't match the photos, which was disappointing visually -- though they tasted good, so no real complaints there. Sushi quality is comparable to other revolving sushi spots in Cleveland, but less creative than Watami. The space is also noticeably noisier, likely due to its size and having double the seating and conveyor belts. As the only revolving sushi bar on the east side, Funshi is very much needed, and the demand clearly reflects that. Unfortunately, demand currently seems to outpace what the restaurant can deliver, especially during peak hours. Improved staffing and better conveyor availability would likely reduce wait times and elevate the overall experience. Rating: 3.5 stars -- rounded up to 4 stars in hopes that staffing improves so the conveyor belt isn't as empty and wait times aren't as long. Tip: Make a reservation if possible, or be prepared for a 45-75 minute wait, especially during peak times.

    Cameron Q.

    I was so excited when I heard there would be a revolving sushi in Beachwood. I couldn't wait so I went there 2 days after the opening day lol. There were a lot of people there. We waited roughly 15 minutes to get a table. The concept of revolving sushi is very simple. You grab whatever dishes you want from a conveyer that runs next to the tables and then stack the finished plates on your table. At the end, the server will count the plates and charge you based on it. It is $3.50 per plates. Additionally, they do offer other options that are not on the conveyor belt. My boyfriend doesn't like sushi so he ordered steak fried udon. He really liked the seasoning. The steak was okay quality. Meanwhile, I tried a few sushi dishes on the belt such as salmon sushi, deep fried jalapeño, steak sushi, scallop sushi. The quality of sushi was okay, not super fresh. It's kind of what expected. The taste profile was 3/5. However, their ramen and boba were on point. The ramen was rich and delicious. My boyfriend loved their peach strawberry boba. It was so light and refreshing. The pearls were also good as well, chewy and soft. Hence, I give it 4/5 due to that and the fun of picking your food off the belt.

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    Great sushi. Well prepared and tasty. I would recommend to try. A little pricey but still good.

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    I really enjoyed the food and the boba and the service was very kind and considerate.

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    clean good service. sushi fish way too thin. not what you'd expect from a sushi joint, pieces need to be much thicker

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    The food was great! I would definitely recommend the lemon pineapple tea! The servers were friendly, and the robots were super cute.

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    3.9
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    We have never been to this place & thought we would just do takeout. What a mistake. I should have…read moreknown when the online menu had no prices. I should have known when, while on the phone placing our order, I asked if she would include a Takeout Menu to our bag & she said they don't offer that. She suggested I can always look at the online menu.....you know, the online menu with no prices. The seafood entrees clearly state on the menu that they come with soup, salad, vegetables & rice. There were no salads in our bag. Our teriyaki shrimp was in a sauce the consistency of water. We were told pickup in 25 minutes but it was not ready until 50 minutes after our call & there were only 4 occupied booths. We ordered shumai, shrimp teriyaki & shrimp tempura. It came to $56. I should have known. Now I do.

    We have been looking for a decent Asian restaurant since moving to the area. I know we are spoiled…read morecoming from the West Coast. However, Shinano Japanese restaurant was a very nice surprise. For an appetizer we tried the hamachi nigiri, which did not disappoint. For entrees we had shoyu ramen and chicken tempura curry. The broth of the ramen was authentic and warmed our bellies. The curry (I ordered medium spicy) was delicious and mouth watering. While they do not serve alcohol, you are welcome to BYOB, which I prefer since restaurants don't always offer the type of alcohol I like and it takes me forever to decide! The Cab that we brought paired nicely with our meal. If you get there before 6 pm and want alcohol, Miles Market is next door. Also the Shell gas station sells beer and wine. The restaurant is family owned and operated. Very knowledgeable and if you're like us and know your Japanese food, they have a Japanese menu! We will definitely be back to sample some of their other dishes!

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