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Sushiro Lot One at Lot One

Location: 21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, #03-10/11/12 Lot, one, 689812

Lot One

Japan's largest conveyor belt sushi chain with 100+ menu items and innovative dual-belt dining at Lot One.

Sushiro Lot One brings Japan's largest conveyor belt sushi experience to Choa Chu Kang, delighting diners with authentic kaiten zushi traditions and cutting-edge dining technology.

Located at Lot One Shoppers' Mall, this outlet features Sushiro's signature two-tiered conveyor belt system — pick fresh selections from the lower belt or order made-to-order creations via tablet menus, delivered on the upper belt straight to your seat.

The menu showcases over 100 selections spanning top-quality sushi, limited-time specials, nigiri, gunkan rolls, noodles, soups, sides, desserts, and drinks. With 90 sushi dishes priced at accessible tiers, there is something for every budget and appetite, while premium offerings like otoro sushi and vibrant sashimi plates elevate the experience. The chawanmushi has also earned an unexpected fan following for its silky texture and rich flavour. For families, sushi enthusiasts, and anyone craving affordable Japanese cuisine in the west, Sushiro at Lot One delivers a fun, flavourful dining adventure. It is sushi the way it was meant to be enjoyed — fresh, fast, and full of variety.

21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, #03-10/11/12 Lot, one, 689812

Lot One

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3.5 / 5

Based on 15 Google reviews

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Negative Reviews

Alvin Tay

April 12, 2026

Worst Sushiro restaurant in Singapore. Super slow queue just to pay for the food. 4 person in front of me. 5 person behind me. All trying to pay. Sushi thick salmon slices was super thin ok. It's just long. Long and thin is different from thick. I tasted sand on the surf clam. Hamo fish slides is Super frozen also. What a disappointment. By the way, it WASN'T super crowded but the staffs cannot handle well.

Diana Ismail

April 8, 2026

This is a popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant, packed most of the time. Servings are quite small compared to other similar restaurant & the prices are also higher. What I cannot understand is why the wasabi packets are so tiny, you need to spend time opening enough packets of wasabi if you are with a group of people, it's like a joke!

Positive Reviews

Terence Ahmad

May 11, 2026

Sushiro offers an interesting variety of food options that stand out among similar chains. The sushi rice is particularly tasty, making it a strong contender in the realm of sushi chains. One highlight was their beef sushi, which was exceptionally good. However, it would be great if they expanded their menu to include more non-sushi items, such as standalone tempura prawns. While the service staff are friendly and attentive, the cashier's tendency to push partnered merchandise can be a bit off-putting. Despite this, the overall experience at Sushiro was pleasant.

Deepa Kwek

April 23, 2026

Come often as I enjoy the food and seasonal menu, even though the serving size is very inconsistent here. However today I ordered a 2.3 dish among many other things and received a 3.9 dish instead. Staff insisted the dish was correct. When I pointed out the orders and the number of colored plates don’t tally, I was told maybe they just used the wrong plate. And since I had taken a bite before realising it is wrong, there’s nothing that can be done regardless if it was delivered wrongly or not.

Elaine Yusof

April 17, 2026

Paid $36.09 for 2 persons dinner. The sushi was fresh but the rice fell apart easily. Also, the meat dropped off from the sushi easily. The avocado sushi was tasty. The conveyor belt system was a creative idea - ordered food was delivered at the upper belt. Service was a bit slow - ordered 2 cups of hot green tea but was served after a long time. Usually, there would be a queue outside the restaurant but there was no waiting on Election Day.