Individual Sushi Dining Booth in Japan 

The reason it only allows two dishes to be ordered is so it does not clog up the express lane. 🙃🙃

The world may never know why you can’t order more than 2 items at a time

@@zootershooters5831 yes we may never know, 😞 how unfortunate that no one in the comments above me has said anything about “the table fills up” or that it “clogs the system”, I’m crying because I don’t know

@@jin_cotl everyone reading this help us out

In Hong Kong, the limit of dish order isn't 2 but 4. who knows about it?

Ik 😂

That totally got me for a second 😅😅 I forgot that he had requested two seats and for a second I was thinking "What is that person doing!?" 🙈😄

@Remona Hurst I did the same thing.

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Right lol, you can see it at 10:19 too. I laughed b.c I thought it was a total stranger and was like is that allowed am I the only one seeing this?????

Well said. Since the area for individual costumers seat is small. They have to input only two items per order to prevent blockage in conveyor belt through main route

oh wow i did not think of it that way , i thought like its about the amount of food and unless you return plates back , and stuff like makin sure the booth is not running out of plates becuase you ordered too much😂🤷🏻‍♂️

@@sanndit0095 Yeah conveyor belt sushi restaurant that runs out of plates, good one

not sure about that since it is good for business if you can order more than 2 items, just that perhaps maximum 2 come first then probably a sensor to see if the items were picked up then the other items will come. The table size is small though so that is another possible issue ordering more in general.

@@ck3908 It may be good for business if you can order multiple things at the same time, though i‘ve seen a restaurant on tv, that especially only allowed a limited amount of orders, served in small amounts and with around 2 or 5 minutes forced waiting time in between orders, to minimize food waste.

Yes, right at 11min. Yoink!

She's just making sure that it's not poisoned

So cute, right?🥰🥰🥰

Ikr

Ohhh it was mrs bacon! I thought it was a stranger ngl

I laughed when I saw it. My family would do exactly the same thing

I laughed at that, too.

Same…. Yoink!

lol i thought it was a random stranger so i was life wtf

Ikr I love Japanese food

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You can just ask the host/hostess that's likely standing right by where this thing would be, just as easy.

@@bojyoohoo not as accurate, and the hostess almost always says 10-20 minutes so they don't lose you as a customer so you end up waiting 20 minutes, but you don't leave yet because you already wasted 20 minutes waiting and surely there will be a table soon right? RIGHT?!?! then you end up waiting 45 minutes to finally get a table. Also, I used to work at BJ's and was told by the manager to always say 10-20 minutes, but never more than 30 because that would discourage customers to dine somewhere else. An electronic system like in this case would be more reliable because it uses algorithms to figure out proper wait times and doesn't play games to make a profit.

@@nickfosley2882 you're manager was a piece of shit, this isn't common practice

@@bojyoohoo I'd like to believe that but with my own personal experience whenever asking how long the wait is, and being lied to every single time combined with the amount of upvotes I received, as sad as I am to admit, it seems like very common practice. Which I've learned not to mind because I don't get let down when the 20 minute mark passes. I just know machines tend to be better at estimation than human discretion is all. I'm not saying you're wrong/lying, it's just wrong in my reality.

@@nickfosley2882 Yeah but that system only works when you got a time limit before you have to clear out, where as here in freedom land you can stay for how ever long you want like a full on butt-munch even if the place closed half an hour ago all while having the nerve to give a half baked tip for hoarding a table for hours.

Cheap? Cheap?! All those ridiculously small plates are almost 3$. It is not cheap at all, when you need to pay for descent lunch around 15$ and it is even not a beautiful place.

@@bezymjannaja have you seen prices in America right now? Thanks Joe Biden. Thanks Obama.

@@bezymjannaja all 3 dollars each, but typically other countries include their tax in the price unlike in america where the tax is different for each state and not included in the price shown so he spent like 30ish bucks when we would have had to spend 40ish after tax for all those plates, plus add 8 bucks for tip. so yes very cheap!

@@bezymjannaja in france a big mac from mcdonalds often cost like 6euros, so around 6.5$, for junk food with items of mediocre quality, and a pretty small size too meaning you must often take 2 plus fries and sides to even feel full, for 2 people you can easily pay 30 to 40$ if you decide to make a well loaded meal, here you have small plates of pretty original sushis and products, probably way more fresh and healthier too, and overall a way better experience, he ordered a lot of stuff even multiple deserts and only had a 23$ bill, no need for the stupid US tip system on top of the bill or anything, just 23$ and you are out of the restaurant it's literally super cheap in my opinion

haha Yes I'm sitting in the states now googling if it's available here....

@@pineapplepetcorneats there are a few in Las Vegas. I went to the one in the new Shanghai Plaza and it was excellent!

I used to go to one in Westwood California but it closed a long time ago. That was back in the 80s. There’s only a couple others that I know about in California when I lived in LA. I would rather have it made fresh at the bar, rather than have it sitting on a conveyor belt running around. And that’s the way it is here, they just put it on the belt and it goes around till somebody takes it. I think there’s one in Pasadena that you can order it and they put it on the belt to send it to you, so that’s not so bad.

As someone who travel's the US fairly often I can say their not rare but also not common usually located in larger cities in the more "expensive" mall's. But if their not closed for whatever reason the quality of the food is questionable at best. It's sad to say I can't really imagine an American chain doing this style well.

@@pineapplepetcorneats if youre in Texas, Kura sushi is a thing... they have like 3-4 locations in Houston area, 1-2 in San Antonio/Austin area.. and a few in the Dallas area.

I LOVE melon/honeydew. For sure will be one of the first to try during my first Japan visit

I was sitting here thinking 'I *hope* that's Mrs. Bacon who keeps reaching in and stealing the chips...' :-)

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Oh I didn't know they opened in Thailand!

@@pineapplepetcorneats we got quite few branches here Thailand over the year, but the menu has less variety from the ones in Japan.

Japanese food seems to be everywhere. Cambodia have got a lot of those Japanese and Korean food, but it’s never the same with the real original taste from the countries itself.

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I just thought too

It's also for ordering purposes! If you order directly on the screen, it's much faster for the bill. Some places (such as my city) will have staff that comes over and reviews the plates ordered. If you only remove the food on the belt, it's trickier, especially in a food coma. The staff will ask you to order off the screen the next time you visit. Plus, some hot food items they offer are much better fresh and hot. Dessert-wise, it's not the best to have melted ice cream either. I only order off the screen.